Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10

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home from the North about the 10th
Miss w~eatherford, OF Tennessee, is
Mrs. Bolts guest on South jefferson.
Mrs. Leslie Ferris is home from
Iowa where she has been for a month.
Miss Mabel Bryan, OF St. Louis, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Katheryn
Galloway.
Miss Lillian Carter, OF Pana, ILL.,,
will arrive soon 70 visit her cousin,
Miss Mamie Carter.
Masters Anderson and Renfro Gibbs
are In Paris having a ''picnic~--visit-
ing their grandparents
Mrs. Sullinger returned this week
from a visit TO her daughter, Mrs
Matthews, in Louisiana.
Mrs Mary A. Gibbs has returned
home from a most delightful visit
with relatives in Moberly.
Mrs. Higley, of Cooleyille, Ohio, is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Ms.
orear, OIL Promenade street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Smith, and
Miss Refs and Mrs. Joe Smith were In
Wellsville for the day Friday.
Mesdames Thompson and Ferguson
accompanied their mother, Mrs. Por-
ter, home from Texas this week.
Mr 4. NJ. Heron has been in
Nom. Dnery City this week at the
bedside OF her father, who is quite III.
Miss Annette Refs, Of st. Louis, a
charming girl, is the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. P. Smith, Of East Mon
roe.
Monday Mrs. Lakenan had Mes
danes Hisey, c. B. Morris and family,
Glendy and William to enjoy a family
dinner.
Mrs. J. w. Mckinley will leave next
week to visit her daughters, In Lara
mic, Wyoming, and White sulphur
Springs, Mont.
Mesdames VIM. c. johnson and j..
G. Trimble are home from Fulton,
where they were the guests Of the
Misses Bush.
Mrs. II. f. c. Tucker and little
daughter, Julia, are visiting Mrs.
fuckers father, Joseph HILBERT In.
Montgomery City.
Thursday evening Miss Riseling en-
tertained Miss Berthe Bolts and
Messrs John Guthrie, Fred Hathaway
and Rslph Buckner.
Capt. and Mrs Bryan arrived home
from Des MoIneS, where they have
been the guest OF the Rev. Jos. Bryan,
their son, and family, for several
weeks
Mrs s. b. Cook leaves next week for
Iuka Springs, Miss. for her health.
Master Lewis Hord will accompany
her. Her son, Howard, will be the
guest Of his grandparents in our city.
Misses Pauline Cauthorn, Lena Car
ter, Nell Cauthorn, May Fritts, May
Blattner, Edna Bruce, Tinnie Ferris,
/ Sallie Blythe, we're a few more Of our
, people who went to Centralia to spend
the Fourth.
On the afternoon OF the 9Th Misses
Byrd Locke, Julia Arnold, Sue Robert
son, Elizabeth Robertson and Wayne
Ricketts,, escorted by Messrs. Arthur
Crawford, Tom Britt, win and Henry
Bronaugh and Frank Robertson went
to the Wellsville picnic where they had
: a royal time.
Mrs. KokendOffer entertained the
lie. W. B. NJ. Society Thursday after
noon. After the regular programme
the hostess served refreshments. She
was assisted by Miss Withers at the
punch bowl. Misses Julia Morris and
Byrd Locke served the cream and
cake. 1t vas a charming affair.
Mrs. E S. Wilson and little Mis-
Margaret returned Tuesday from
, Jefferson City, where they have en-.
jo5ed a most delightful visit with Mrs.
S. B. Cook for a month. Mrs. Cool
entertained a number Of times while
INNS. Wilson was there. The dance
given last week was one OF the most
delightful OF all, the weather was
cool at the time, Of course.
The surprise dinner Thursday at the
store Of Brown & Kimball's given In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brown,
was both unique and deliyhtful.Abou
40 guests were present. Instead OF
laces, lawns, lingerie, etc, on the
counters, n saw fried chicken, Gro
quetts, cream, melons, and 50 OF Mr..
Browns genial cOuntenance was more
beaming than usual-lf possible.
Campers Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell Wednes-
day evening entertained the crowd who
were camping last week. Four-handed
euchre was played and 50 successfully
was it played by Oscar Lewis that be
received the prize, a large cabbage
that had been followed out and lined
artistically-flled with delectable
candy. Mrs. Maxwell served lovely
refreshments This wa a thoroughly
congenial party and,o 4 course, enjoyed
by all fortunate enough 70 be a
"Flemlngite."