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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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johnson several days last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mann and daughter OF Troy
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Miller last week.---Mr. and Mrs. DR.. G. Il.
Maurice and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Thomas
spent several days at franklin Pond last
week..-Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibbins OF Rut-
land are spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Tracy.--Mr. and Mrs Ed
gar SWEET and children spent several
days with her sister. Mrs. Edgar Culver,
ut Richford last wcek.--Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Leach have gone to Mittineagne.
Mass, where they expect to be employed
through the fall ard wirter.-Mrs Frank
Norris of West Berkshire is spending a
few DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Chase.--Mr. and Mrs. d. Il. Oakes
visited friends In Fairfield over Sunday.
Miss Mary Fletcher of Worcester. Mass.
10 visiting her sisters. Mrs. John L''m-
bra and Mrs. L. r. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pcpan visited his parents Ut
Bakersfield over Sunday.-P. Il. Arm
strong is spending the week with
friends in Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Chase and son Of East Fletcher visited
her fnther. Ami Leach, last week. Nellie
Lewis Of wcstforG and Mrs. Matte Dens-
moro Of Plattsburgh, n. y, visited MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Whittcmorc last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Mudgett of Norris
town were In town over Sunday. Leslie
Hair and son. Harlic, Of Richford were
in town over Sunday and Monday.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Bessie Stillwcll of Yonkfrs \. V,
is visiting Mrs. Bessie Thomas.-Mr. and
Mrs. Orlin Manlcy arc spending few
days with relatives in Dandy Mrs. John
Flanagan of | Philadelphia, Pa. is visit
ing at Mrs. A. G. Canen's.-Dr. Alice Pat
tcrson Of Boston. Mass, visited at Mrs,
A. s Newton's this Week.-Mrs. Flavia
Capcn is visiting friends in Dandy.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs D. +. Hoyt returned last weel;
from Lodi, n. ". where she has been
spending the summertime Rev. r. j
Chrystie and family returned from their
three weeks vacation last Friday The
Rev. Iovt ifill Of Lodi, ~ Y. Is in town
tor one week.--A. r. Dorman, who was
seriously i'll last week seems to be i'm
proving. Nearly all the schools in town
commenced last Monday.
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CHELSEA.

The fall term of school in the several
districts of Chelsea have begun with tho
following teachers: No. academy prin-
cipal. John NJ. Comstock; assistant. En-
ma b. Rowell. Tunbridge: intermediate,
Olive NJ Hanks. Randolph; primary. Ger
trude NJ. Bacon. Chelsea; No. /. Martha
J.. Noyes, Chelsea; No. 5. Nora L. Taylor.
Chelsea: No. 7, Emma L. Carr. Chelsea
No. S. Amy II. walbrdge. Wiliams,own;
No. 2. Hattie +. Bannstcr. Chelsea No.
II, Eunice II. Moulton. Chelsea; No. T..
r. blanche Charpcntor. Chelsea: No Il,
Ethel G. BAILEY. Ncwbury.-On Wednes-
day evening. September 6. Prof Frederic
NJ. Blanchard of Chicago University will
present the Merchant of Venice" in n
dramatic recital-Archie Sanborn is en-
ployed in night attendance on the engine
at the bobhin factory. his predece ssor,
Dan l.. Robinson, having gone to Brattle-
boro with his family--Miss Flora NJ. Cor.
win of Boston arrived Saturday on n
fortnights visit To her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. r.. Corwin.-Harvey W. Spear
is building n new barn at his residence on
lower Main streot.-Charlcs Hayes of
Concord. n H.. is making his usual an
nual visit to his niece. Mrs. r. A. Grant.
upon West Hill.--Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
Yates of Aberdeen. y. C.. are visiting at
Fred A. Ordway's.--Mrs. Louise Bagley
Meader Of Hardwck. accompanied by her
friend, Mrs. Fred Shipman. is at Orange
county hotel.-George S. Bixby. Esq. OF
New York city Is spending a short vaca-
ton among acquaintance on West Hill
and planning the erection of n new barn
on the former Hira l.. Bixby farm which
he now owns. Here also was born his
father. the late George +. Bixby. editor
for nearly generation OF the Plattsburgh
Republican. who once owned the farm
1t has been in the family name and posses
sion for over 100 years, a representative
of the nth generation now owning 1t.
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home IN Rurncy Friday.-Mrs. j. VI.
Dewey and daughter. Miss Gertrude. have
been visiting friends in Providence and
Newport, r. 1-Robcrt Childs Is nv Lynn
donvlle, spending his vacaton.-
Prescott Davis died at his nome on the
South Road Sunday. Mr.. Davis was seri.
ously injured by moving machine the
first Of the summer, and recently had n
shock. which hastcned his death. Fun
cral services were held at the house
Tuesday
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Margaret J. NJ. Sweat and friend,
Madame Phillippi. of Portland, Me. were
guests at w. f.. Marshall's the past week.
Mrs. =. 4. Edgerton OF Somerville,
Mass. who has been visiting her sister,
Diantha Newcomb. left for the home of
her home in Northheld Saturday.-Mrs.
Loren Il. Watts. and son. Ralph, of Wal
than. Mass. are guests at A. N. Watts
for few weehs.-Miss l. T.. Townsend
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PRIESTLEYS BLACK DRESS GOODS.

There peculiar unmstakabe satisfaction that never fails
with purchase Of the "Prie.ey dress fabrics,
tain perfection 6nih exceptional attractive de-
choose from and disappointing durability that
mark. them in the minds Of lady being excellent
We have sold them here for years with the best at
faction everybody concerned and to-day call attention
latest and greatest importation these unequaed Black
Dress Fabrics complete collection of latest
for the coming Fall Season at exceedingly moderate
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

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JOHNSON

Forrest Mudgett has sold his farm on
the plain and moved to the upper part
of c. S. Kenfield's house on Railroad
street.-Mrs. J. A. 1.aporte OF Lyndon
visited relatives here last Week.-Mrs.
Lucy Baker and friend have returned
Co their school IN White Water, Wis
C. w. Mcfarland. who has been spend
ing his honeymoon in New York city,
has returned and is seen behind the
counter at the old stand as usual.-The
Ithiel Falls camp meeting came to q
successful termination last Monday. They
have been favored by good weather and
a large attendance throughout the ton
days meeting Pike has gone 10
Morrisville to work on the Waterman
house.-Ma sters Jason and Bertrnm Hunt
are spending their vacations at Their
grandmothers Mrs. Morse. at Water
bury.--1ra Ober and wife visited at G. s.
Ciark's last week-Jcnnie Miner Is nj
work at r. c. Crsty's.
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NEW SILK WAISTS.

For early Autumn present for inspection to-day
beautiful collection of exclusive styles in Silk Waists
little different and better than the ordinary exhibits of readto
Waists wide range styles embodyine latest features
from foreign fashion Coors, Black and White
$3.50. $780, $3.50 to $975.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. Eta Merrill Of st. Adams is a
guest of Col. and Mrs. ID. X. Andross. -
Miss Alice Martin has gone TO iIaver-
hill. N. H.. where she is to teach.-Wal-
ter Davis Is soor to open a jewelry stor,
In Barre.-A. b. Hunt and daughter
Lucille. of Lebanon. n. H.. Mrs. Frank
Anterior and daughter OF Stoushton
Mass. have been the guests of Edgar
Hunt and wife.-AIiss Elsie Burroughs
commenced work In tho store of ]. T.
Hunt Monday.-Mrs. Wallace Hayward
aud daughter returned to their home in
Rutland Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. f.
Prichard have gone to Nashua, N. H..
where they will spend several months.
Miss Charlotte Davis was in Wondsvillt
rriday.-Mrs II. C. Tarlin Of keene. n
H.. IL visiting her daughter. Mrs. a. =
IIaselton.--W Mumler left for his
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NEWPORT.

i. A. Davis. who has been in the en-
ploy OF Sherman and company for a
number OF years has resigned and will
move to Bradford. where he hhs employ
ment in the electric light plant.
ID. W. Coffey. who has been employed
fer the past year in c. l.. NJ. Bugbee's
jewelry store, has accepted a position
with Whitcomb Bros. Berlin. N. II.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. V. NJ. Parker and daughter are
passing the week with her daughter,
Mrs. l.. Il. Welman of Newport.--Lcon
Durivage has sold 50 acres of lard and
10 cows TO Vernon Warner.Mrs. Lister
Of Providence, r. l.. and Mrs. Lcfebvro
of Boston. Mass, are guests of Mrs. |.
$. lIill.--Dr. Shuhan was in Montreal
Thurs,lay.-Mr and Mrs. Solomon Nor
ton Of Maiden, Mass, are in town.-Mrs.
Daniel Gerean has gone to the Fanny AL
len hospital in burlington for surgical
treatment-Mr. and Mrs Judson Temple
Of Boston, Mass, are visitors in town.
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BRoWNINoToN.

The Ladies' AID held an ice cream sup
per and entertainment at the church Fri
day night which was very pleasant and
successful Mrs. Jasper Sfv.ith fell down
fight Of stairs one morning last week
bruising her badly and cracking the bone
in her right arm. She is more comfort
able at present. Mrs. Isabel Hill Df
Lowell and Miss Ethel Guild Of Barton
Landing visited ut A. VI. Gardyne's last
week. also Mr.. and Ms. J. II. Silshy of
Hartford Conn.--Melvin Cheney hurt
himself at Morv's rill so he is unable To
work. William Cheney fell from the
scaffold in his barn hurting his hip badly.
Mrs. Tinkhan, entertained the Derby
Center radios's Aid of tho BAPTIST Church
last Frday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher
Of Barre and Mr. and Mrs. n. =. Carter
OF Albany visited at Charles Perkins last
weck.-George Porter and n friend have
been spending n few days with his father.
Edward Porter.-Mrs. Mary Porter has
gone to North Troy to spend n few
weeks.
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MORGAN.

Mr.. AMI Mrs. O. +. Wilcox are on a
nip to Manchester. ~. H., Roston and
Salem, Mass.-A largo number Of campers
nnd picnics at the lake the past week..
Mrs. Lena Cox has gone to OgdenshurEh,
n. Y.-Mrs. Adams of Portland
Maine. has been visiting relatives here
TOR several days-Mathew Whitehill was
considerably injured by an automobile
frightening the horse he was leading a
few days ago.--The Rev. George Nye OF
Bloomfield. n former Methodist pastor
here IL at Mr.. Blood's this week helping
with the sick.-Roy Moulton Is soon to
move tn W. NJ. Taylor's farm and George
Sykes will move to tho farm he bought
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some time ago.-Myrtlc Blood Is very sick
with fever brought on by acute apendici-
tis.-.A party of friends gathered at the
home Of Mrs. y. G. Wilcox on Thursday
evening to sec night -blooming ccrcus.
lovely flower and pleasant time.
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TROY.

II. r.. Mann and family are visiting
relatives In Lamoille and Franklin co,n-
ties.--Mrs. Park Davis Is having a vaca-
ton at Cowansvillc. p. Q.-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. J. Norway have returned from Hamp-
ton Beach.-Thc Rev. Henry Buzzcll OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. Is In town for a
timc.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Davenport Of Barre
was unable to meet his appointment on
Sunday last at the Congregational Church
because of sickness in his famiiy.--Thore
was no preaching last Sunday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church as the Rev.
MIR. Fanny. the pastor. was attending
camp meeting at 1.yndonvillc.-A lawn
party will he given by the ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thurs
day evening. September Mrs. Cora
Peck and Nettic Kennedy have returned
from a visit in Franklin county.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Maloney were visiting
relatives in FrnnlAin county last week.
Almon Cross is again runping his meat
cart after several days Of sickness.
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HYDE PARK.

C. p. Sawyer left for St. Louis. Mo-,
Tuesday.
II, p. Waite of Worcester, Mass, Is
spending his vacation here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Waite.
Mrs. II. i. Fairbanks and daughters.
Alice and Cora. who have been spending
a few weeks IN North Cambridge, re-
turned to her home here Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Fletcher of AL
bany are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley OF Essex
are visiting Mrs. Hanley's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Leach.
y. A. Fairbanks, who has been spend
ing a week with friends in Tilton and
Lyme Centre, n. H.. returned to his home
here Monday night.
Chauncey Osgood. who has been hav-
ing trouble with his eyes, has gone to
Burlington for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Howe Of Jericho
are guests of Mrs. Howe's brother Mcr-
ritt Lee.
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WESTFIELD.

Tho summer visitors have begun to de-
part Mrs. A. 7. Pebbles and daughter
Marjorie of South Acton. Mass, who
spent f"urweeks among friends here went
last week to Portland. Me.-The Misses
Marion. Helen and Florence Clark went
tn Troy, n. Y, after spending most
If the summer with their aunt. Mrs. W.
l.. Pell.-Atiss Edna Llcdy of Worcester.
MISS. who has been with Miss Maud
Nuttcr and the Misses Ethel Iishness
and IIurlburt, former teachers from New
port have left for their hon1es-Nliss
Helen Winslow and adopted daughter,
Alison OF Shirley, Mass, returned to
their home last week accompanied by
Miss Helen Farman, who will remain
with her for some tmc.-Thc Rev. NJ
Winslow Farman preached at Craftsl,ury
last Sunday and Is expected to next Sun
day.-Mrs. Clarence Wiley and family.
who have heen spending the summer with
her mother. Mrs. Mildred Farman, move
seer &c Island Pond where Mr.. Wiley
teaches the coming Ncar-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Miller of Harrisburg, Ia, came
last week I" W. p. Gilrin's and will visit
other relatives for two wceks.-AIrs.
Frank Annis of Osage Iowa, WHO has
been spending the summer with her aunt.
Mrs. Walter Eurnham, returned la st week.
Mrs w. X. Eaton of Usage and Mrs.
Frank True of Los Angles. Cal, who
nave also been with their aunt, Mrs.
Eurham. for the summer; 60 to New
York this week to meet their families.
who have been in Europe since June.
Mrs. Harvey Williams Of Providence.
X. J.. is spending n few weeks with her
brother. w. b. Gipin.-M,ss May G ,ddard
recently visited in Wells River-Nfiss
Marie C'Corner of Williston spent last
week with Miss Elizabeth Trumpass.
Miss Trumpass returns 10 Bristol for her
third year rs teacher in the high school
Mrs. John Hardy and daughter. Nellie.
OF Lynn. Mass. spent n few days at
Dwight Hordings.-Mrs Fred ROBINS
and children Of Newport spent last week
with her mother. Mrs. Napoleon Root.
Mrs. Leo Root returned With her Sat-
u,day for weeks VISTA.
". Woodwork and Mrs Woodwork of
Enosbureh Falls. Miss Jessie and Fred
Mncomber OF Grand Isle and Mrs. Nit
chell Of Troy were guests at L. s. Wood
worths last week.-Ernest Gilpn goes Ia
Newport next week to attend school the
coming ycar.--Mrs. Mary Hoyt. Dwight
Harding. r. l.. Miller and Il. c. Wood
worth have been shingling and otherwise
repairing their dwellings. Alma
Jacques teaches in tho South district
this fall-Thc village schools begin mex,
week with tho same teachers rs last sum.
mer.-Ashley Macomher of jay has sold
his north hill farm to the Rev. Mr. Nc.
Hale Of Jay
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Queens Cloth, AZ inches wide $500 ano $I.3S
Wool Lizard Cloth AZ inches wide Las
Silk and Wool Carita As inches wide ZOO
Silk Warp Henrietta AZ inches wide $500 ano IzS
Wool Taaeta Check AZ inches wide 100
Plain Wool Tafeta AZ inches wide 100
Wool Taa hrunk unspoable finish AZ inche. wide l25
Wool Prunea Cloth Cravenette nish AZ inches wide las
Wool Powderette AZ inches wide las
Wool Gypsy Cloth AZ inches wide las
Regina Cloth As inches wide I25
Wool Princetta AZ inches wide 1888
Checked Crispine As inches wide $50
Mohar Msonette As nche. wide $50
Preseys Wool Imperial Serge AZ inches wide $50
Wool Grape de Chine AZ inches wide $50
Grape Wolfe AZ inches wide LIS
Mohar Brilliant AZ inches wide so cts. ano rs cts.
Mohar Brilliant IS inches wide $I.O0
Melrose Cloth AZ inches wide $l.z5 aro ST. so
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WOLCOTT.

Edwin Bullock's barn and contents were
totally destroyed by fire early Thursday
morning. Having sick COW Mr.. Bullock
got up EARLY and went to the barn with
q lantern. In some way the COW Kicked
it down and instantly the fire COMMUNE
Gated to the hay. He got his cows out
also the horses but he lost 30 tons OF
hay some farming tools and milk separa-
tor and power etc.-Mrs. Henry Badger
of Middlesex is spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. F. L. Merritt.-Mrs. Fl. T.
Randall is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Morrison of Ryegate. this week.-lra
Bemis and wife Of Marshfield visited Mrs.
Bemis's sister, Mrs. Betsey Twiss, the
last of the week-Earl Smile and wife
OF Cambridge were recent guests at L. w.
TWISTS. They were en- route to Ossippee,
N. H., to visit Mr.. SMILES parents.-
Vernon Darling and Miss Cassie Boyce OF
Walden were married in st. Johnsbury
August IS. They will reside here.-Frank
Lintnee came up from Underhill Saturday
evening to remain over Sunday at MS
fathers home here.-Abram Mann and tho
Rev. Mr.. Matthewson of Barre were
guests of r. f. Mann Friday evening.
They were en- route to Belvidere, where
the Rev. Mr.. MatthewsOn had an APP
pointment.-The remains of Martin Wake
field a former resident, were brought
here from Cabot for interment friday
Miss Fannie Herring went TO Lincoln ~
H., Tuesday, where she has POSITION
Albert Prime has moved to Hardwick-
Mrs. Mary Ann Burnell is quite ILL., Mrs.
Susan Shepherd is caring for her.--Teorge
Freeman has moved his family from the
Phillips house 10 the home or George
White to keep house for hm.-Mrs.
Georgia A. Morse has returned home from
an extended visit 70 her sister in Bur-
lngton.-A. W. Flanders has returned
from his vacation and assumed his duties
at Flies store-The town fathers are put
ting in iron bridges in place of the wooden
structures carried away by high water
They intend to put in three or four.-Ihe
Schools will commence September oth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-23
Lord, and Sister Dudley has gone
to receive her crown of glory.
West Lick.

Rev. Alonzo Pearson filled his
regular appointment at Unity last
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Dill was a visitor in
this community last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Field Akridge and Mrs.
Marion Barton spent last Thurs
day at Mrs. Alice Browns.
G. q. Woolridge's sale the 10th
was well attended aud every thing
sold well.
Prof. Woodbridge is one of Au-
drains best teachers. lie will close
a very successful term of school at
Beagles this week.
+. o. Snedeker and family spent
Saturday at his mothers south of
LaddoniU.
Mr. Page and wife of Mexico
spent last Sunday and Monday
with their son, Frank, and family.
Jack and Rube Brown shipped
four car loads of hogs to st. Louis
last week, price, .Ojc per pound.
Frank Thomas sold to Moss of
Vandalia , spangs of mules for
$3.50.
Mrs. Sarah Davis moved to the
| Z. G. Woodbridge farm last Mon.
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-23
Benton City.

Miss Dews of CalwOod is the
guest of her uncle, T. w. Dews
and family.
Miss Estelle Boatman % Mexico
visited ut Mr.. COhOon's Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church Sunday by Ed.
r. d. Chinn.
DR.. Douglass was in Naudalia on
professional business Monday.
Miss Nellie CohOOn came up from
Montgomery City Saturday night
and visited home folks over Sun
day.
Mrs. Levi Watts sister of st.
Louis is visiting her.
Rev. Kerr filled his regular APP
pointment at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Miss Henrietta Douglass visited
relatives near Mexico last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-23
Moline.

The farmers are all busy sowing
oats.
Bud Cawthorn who has been
very sick with pneumonia is some
better.
Little Marion Barnes who has
scarlet fever is improving.
Herman Morley has gone back
to Mexico to work at his trade of
painting and paper hanging.
Will Cauthorn who has been at
tending school at Chillicothe, is
home again.
f. F Cawthorn and wife of
Thompson visited relatives at
Moline last week.
Sunday school will be organized
at Mt. Zion next Sunday, March
2Gth. Every body cordially in
yited, at three o'clock
Mrs. Henry Dudley passed
away at her home, north of Moli-
no, last Friday morning at six
o'clock. Was laid to rest in the
Berea cemetery. She leaves hus-
band and three daughters to whom
we offer our sincerest sympathy.
The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. Stuart of Paris. There
were many persons from surround
ing neighborhOodS. Mrs. Dudley
was a woman much beloved by
her numerous friends. She will be
greatly missed by them and by her
church and aid society of which
she was a leading member. She was
great sufferer aud had very poor
health for the last five years. On
taking severe attack of the grip
She realized she was going and
spoke cheering words, saying she
was ready aud willing to go t.
meet her God whom she had loved
ever since she was ID years Of age
! Blessed are they. that die in the
s'sA sts1 3tN -.rs'
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-23
YOUR NEIGHBORS

Mrs. Nell Barnes is visiting
friends in Mexico this week.
VIM. Wright leaves next week
for a short stay in California.
Mrs. George Walker of Perry is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Steele.
Mrs .Chas. Graham of st. Louis,
who has been visiting Mrs. j. II.
Minor here, returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. John d. Orear gave din
ner last Thursday in honor Of Miss
Salmon of Clinton, Mo. A pleas.
ant evening was spent. Those
present were Misses Salmon, Rick
etts, Robinson, Galloway, Bragg
and Locke; Missrs. Atkinson,
Diggs, Morris, Pitcher and Haw.
thorn.
f. F. Fletcher, who spent the
winter in Mexico with his sister,
Mrs. John Beal, left Tuesday for
Independence, Kas. Mr.. Fletcher
was knocked from a binding al
that place last summer, falling As
feet, losing the permanent use OF
his right arm. He will ask the
contractor for damages.
Miss Bernice Silverstein gave q
progressive euchre last Friday af'
ternoOn. The occasion was com
plimentary to Miss Eva Speer of st
Joseph. There were tally cards
for each guest tied in green ribbon
and dainty ShamrOcks in honor OF
st. Patrick's Day. In the games
Miss Loua Steel won the prize, {
handsome cut glass bottle of per
fume. A salad course was served
1t was a highly enjoyable hour
Those present were: Misses Alma
Williams, Byrd Locke, TriX Plum
kett, Ruby Richie, Carrie Moore
Mary Long, Loua Steele, Esther
Loug, Mary Berry, Laura Robert
+ son, Alice Morris, Irma Barth
Decide Sallee, Sallie Blythe, Abbit
Llcwellyn, Anna Lewis, Mamie Car
ter, Mayme Helm, Ida Randall
Mabel Randall, Mary EmmOns
Gertrude Morris, Mesdames Levi
Moore, Cortez EdmonstOn, 0
Poisson and j. Blum, of Bridge
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-23
UPPER BEAN GREEK.

Most every body is through
sowing oats in this neighborhood.
John Hardesty, of south of Mex
leo, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Major Whitcomb.
John Reighley bought Il nice
driving mare from Rev. Fischer.
Lawrence Kysar is working for
Otto Kunkel at 500 per month.
Charley Dickey got nice mare
badly crippled last week.
Leonard Eubanks left for Colo.
RADIO last week.
Thru a letter to friends we learn
that Claud Inflow is in Oakland
Cal.
Mrs. Homer Mundy of Moline is
spending Il few days with her par
ents.
Miss Wella Kysar returned HON,
after spending a week with Mexico
relatives.