Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-04
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Mrs Bassstt visited In Moberly this
weak
Nh. ". C Iohnson Is here from St
Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Glandon are er-
peeted home from Texas the aEt Of
uext week
Miss Bessie Robertson. Of NOberly,
IS the g1estof Der cousin, Miss Nadge
Robertson.
Miss Byrd Locke, who has bad such
a delightful winter in Texas has re-
turned home
Miss Dixie Ball, who taught school
in Dumas. Ark, last winter, has re
TUNED home
Mr.. Randle and family have moved
into the Wallace BzSSfOrd property on
West Love street
Ms. Spratt wh5 has been spending
the winter here, has left for Excelsior
Springs for TIE summer.
Mrs DE-. R W. Berry and daughter,
who have beea spending the week in
ST Louis will come home tonight
Miss Bertha Frederickson, Of Jefier-
son City, is here the guest Of Miss
Leila Sallee, TO remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Frank K. Hatch. Of the Mermod
s. Jaccard Jewely Co, presented Geo.
Morris, yr., with a cob horse. Its
beauty.
Misses Emily and Martha Graham,
Of Mineola Springs, have been the
guests Of Miss Lutte Vaughn for the
past week.
Ms Bauer and little granddaughter,
Martbella Carroll, Of ST Louis, are the
guests Of Mrs RuloI and Mrs. S. J..
Buckner.
Misses MARY, Lucille and Esther
Long returned Friday to their beauti.
full country home, Rural Petreat,"
near Sturgeon.
Miss Virginia DyaS Of Columbia,
well known here, will sail July 18th
with a party Of friends for a fifteen
months "Trip abroad.
Misses Mary lockwood and Treza-
vault Player, who have been the guests
Miss Grace MeIntlre, are now with
Miss Martha Mason.
Mrs. Edgar Wiles, Of Dayton, Ohio,
viii arrive soon 10 visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore. Several
large functions will be given in her
honor while she is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Edmonds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hall left to-day for
Alexandra, MINI. There they viii be
Joined by other friends and viii spend
several weeks among the lakes, en-
ioying life fully.
Mrs. Jos. Barth and children, Cor
inne and Richard, left to-day for Col
umbia to attend Class Day and Com
meneement Exercises OF the Uniyer-
sity. Louis Barth graduates in the
academy course this year.
Among the visitors at Hardin this
week to attend the closing exercises
were; Miss Calnen, Of Hamilton, Mo-;
Mrs. Condit, Canton, Mo-; Miss Althea
Kalmeyer, New Florence, Mo-; Mr..
Cassidy, Boulder, Colo; Mr., Wiley, Of
Indiana; Mr.. Williams, Indian Terri
tory; Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings, and Miss
Bowen, Of Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
At the Grand Final Concert last
Thursday evening at Hardin, Pro-
fessors Million and Ross presented a.
beautiful gold headed cane and pearl
handled umbrella to Prof. Gueme and
Mrs L. N. Forrest respectively, for
the faithful and pains taking efforts
their connection with Hardin.
Prof. Guern will be here another year,
but the people are sorry TO lose so
an instructor as Mrs.
Forrest has proven herself to be.
June brides are the most prominent
features OF the month. / understand
there viii be o every week In the
month. No ever speaks OF the
June groom they seem TO be left out
n the cold-its always the June bride.
That marriage is a most serious thing
III viii admit, but at the wedding
his week, Prof. Ross and Miss Hatha-
their numerous friends accom-
pained them 70 the station, and drove
very serious thought out Of their
leads, BY their merry pranks. Such
! deliege OF ricel Positively 1t was
i~howering down at such a rapid rate
md In a prOmlscuous fashion, that
very girl who va within a radius of
o feet OF Mrs. Ross received as much
S she. In deed II you hadn't really
Inown who the bride was, you certain
y could not have identified her by her
ice trimmings. Some jolly fun-loylng
brought a lot OF dodgers and
distributed than generously around
he station, also In the car. Tie
girls we're there and gave their
.heering greetings. The Shakespeare
too, OF which they we're both
uch loyal members. The bride gave
aeh Of the Shakespeare girls one Of
Ier beautiful American Beauty Roses
rom the bridal bouquet II all the
Their brides receive such a plenteous
Dpply q rice as did Prof. and Mrs.
loss, ! think it would be advisable I,
Or the merchants 70 increase thelr /,
Ice bio several degreea 1
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