Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

from a pleasant trip through the
west.
DIR. Martin and wife, OF Bowling
Green, were the guests Of Mrs. Latney
Barnes this week.
Mrs. ". S. Williams left to-day for
Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Duluth.
william Buckner, Of Marshall, Is the
guest Of relatives here.
Miss Edith Ethridge has returned
from q pleasant visit In Illinois.
A. G. Dingle and family, Of Moberly
have been attending the Fair.
Miss Mary Ayers, Of Bowling Green,
has been the guest of Miss Wayne
Davis this week.
Nj. Xenophon Wiley, OF st. Louis,
Is the guest Of relatives here.
r. ". Taylor and wife, of Roanoke,
are the guests Of Mrs. Tayler's father,
A. d. Jackson.
Colonel Lillard Of the M. NJ. A., is
In Mexico.
Miss Mary Beckham Brown, OF Full
ton, is the guest Of Miss Louise Lack
land.
Misses Mary Buckner Brown and
Josephine Bennett, Of Fulton, are the
quests Of Miss Louise Lakeland.
Mrs. Geo. Lee had as her guests dur
ing the Fair, Mrs. Elizabeth Jurgen-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Delhaus and
Messrs. Fred Foldan and Paul Geisle-
man, Of Macon.
DR.. Marques and Miss Marian Mar
guess, of Fulton, were the guests OF
MI. and Mrs. A. A. Wallace the be-
ginning Of this week.
Rev. N. r. Plttman has been the
guest Of Mrs. +. P. Van Ness this
week.
Mrs. @. d. Rodgers and children will
be domiciled at Mrs. John Pollard's
during the next month.
Mrs. Tina Dobyns will return from
kentucky next week.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A most pleasant dinner party was
given at the Clarkson, Tuesday at sir
O'Clock, by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bledsoe. Following the dinner the
evening hours we're spent at the
theatre. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortez Edmonston, Misses Mary
Buckner, Eugenia Davis and Nellie
Deal, Of Charleston; Messrs. Richie
Spence, George bearing and L. Hanna,
Mr.. Richie Spence vas the very
pleasant host at q middle Of the day
dinner, Sunday. The dinner was given
at Mrs. Spence's and the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Edmonston, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Bledso.e Misses
Nellie Deal and Eugenia Davis.
On Monday, Mrs. W. s. Williams
gave a very enjoyable six O'Clock din.
ner for Mrs. William e. Thomas, Of
Ferguson, Mo. Six guests we're pre-.
sent and an elegant repast Of SIX
courses was served. An interesting
feature Of the dinner was the great
quantity Of beautiful silver which
Mrs. Williams has collected in her
travels.
Mesdames Annie e. Squires and.W
IS. Williams gave a delightful six
O'Clock dinner party, Tuesday, for
Mrs. L. B. Williams, who leaves Mexico
shortly to reside elsewhere. A half
dozen ladies were present and q most
agreeable evening spent.
A group Of beautiful girls and two
distinguished gentlemen, all but two
out OF town guests, occupied Box No.
4 at the Fair this week. They at.
tracted much favorable attention by
their wit, grace, and beauty. The oc-
cupants Of this box were Misses Mary
Rose Guthrie Mary Louise Lakeland,
Mary Beckam Brown and Mary jose
phine Bennett, Of Fulton; Messrs. Or.
Frank Harrison, Of Pennington, and
ahd X. P. Wiley, Of st. Louis.
A party Of young people spent the
day at the Fair Thursday taking their
noon day lunch with them and alto
gether spending an agreeable day.
Those who were In the party we're
Misses Rose Guthrie, Stella Rsbertson,
Louise Lakeland, Irma johnson, Tide
Robenson and Mary Beckam Brown
rnd Josephine Bennett, of Fulton;Mes-
srs. L. Olardy and X. P. Wiley, Of
St Louis, DR.. Frank Harrison, DR..
Frank Weber and MIR. @. Weber, Of
Pennington.
Mrs. Montague entertained a few
friends Thursday evening for Miss
Julia Koss. Games and refreshments
made the time pass quickly
Musical Convention ct Laddonia.
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