Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-16
SouET SNArn TALk.

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turned " her home after . pleasant
visit with MrkP T. Locke ~
Monroe Anderson, aftsra visit with
his grandpafsnts Dr.. and NM ntter1
son, has returned to his home 10 MOI
roe Otg. iffff sail
Ms. Ans0n, Wager after . pleasant
visit with Der pzrents. MI and Mrs
J. 81. Sallee. returned 10 her home I'M
lSouth Dakota thlsweek.l SherFas ac1
conpanied By Miss ElIn0r sallee.
DR.. D. 7. More re.sEhed % So
Louis Monday after spending the holt
hays With his mother, Mrs Belle
Moose, DR. Moore Will graduate al
Washington University this rear.
4W MISCELLANEOUS.
The Wednesday Club meets next
week with Mrs. McMfilaDs
The ChautauQua Club hold It's next
meeting with Miss EsEiIsi Hill.
The Gladstone ohautanqua viii
meet next with Mn. CHARLES Giendf.
Miss Edith Ethridge vas the charm
ing hostess for TIE Shakespeare Club,
Monday night Miss Annie Lewis
was the capable leader of the lesson
which was taken from the flaming
or the Shrszs. The couple was then
paired on 10 couples and New lYeaH
Resolutions Wers written. each lady
resolving for her partner and vice yer
81. A delicious two course lunch was
lsefEed ISL 5A ssi atswI
Ms McCabe Howe gayea very de-
nghtfuI Afternoon 70 some thirty Of
her friendS Tuesday, it the home Of
her mother, Ms. A.C Barnes. Ed-
chre was the pastfme INDUCED IN and
and Miss Pauline Cauthorne came %
victor and was awarded q pretty
plate. Miss Belle Buckner vas consoil
~
ed for sitting 1t one table during The
~afternool ~ 4 statutfe or Judfthl
IVery palatable refreshments closed
1.-The pleasant time. 49, i4 =
- F9 II ail L5taia@,u aSaat4 Qua
Mrss Gas Waite gaye.s:s pleasant
party Thursday evening 70 tED dozen
c hsr friends AZ the games played
Miss Alma Williams won a pfettf
lslectric shade and Oh. n r, Rpdes
brass ash tsay. ApaiAtAble I1hsh fol
1omed. naa.eSIis4H an fa sa.i.s
Master Clark white gave the4ntsr.
mediate Endeavefofsa very pleasant
evening MONDAY! Ab01t Alist tbs 50
ctety were present and gamessfeIiewel
10y refreshments made the time pazs
;agreeabiy. 5@as eae
Under the c~haperonage Of M apq
Mrs, Rolla McIntire. . gay party q
ypqng people held . mId-vIntet lRle
nics THURSDAY evening A rock hehn
srqtto IL Bickleyss pasture was hsen
as the site wherein to paEtAke Of The
hot roast turkey, oysters, sapdWiches,
pickles and coffee Win which thsi
had provided themselves, After tht
lunch at six O'Clock, songs and ghosi
rstaries occupied the time for an hoal
or two. Those who. participates r
this festivity we're Misses Maude. Wal
, lace, Jennie KaEness Duncan, Ben ant
.lstEcklsh, Mess5s Dan Cauthofnes 1r
IPasgpelh Frank Spence, Joe Luch'
land Sam SHARP sns.a aa-sa.jalA
The Wednesday 0luh @ith an ex
.tceiient EesssnY good papers, and IRE
lfnewed zeal met UNDERSTANDINGS
! members were present. and By mex
week 10 Is hoped that the entire TWEEN
sy mag b there. cg Mrs. AIndlt
led the lesson after q brisk fash
! iton4sJ Mrs. ". W.. Bolts pre-
sided over the map and Charles X. ant
: I his army YVES Conducted In safetl
J lever the len In ksEhe iRlQrieus transit
l0fthe Baltic Sea- Following the lee
seR Mrs Locke gaye1a coed talk Or
-HQaeen Christina whose astonielsef
} the WsFld by xbdieakiBg her thrQneli il
! tne heyday asf SoHth and height O
8 gloEEsAsfine Edeiineafion Of sLIpnAe
u.s. hfs IEfe, ms aseshBas OF teaching
and bis works were given BY MrsfWil
sU6. Mrs, Deaflng made plain 10 ever
one the works accomplished byplCaF
Jacobson and Alfred EobsA fully En-
, planning the Nobel prizes, 5sessFai b
J which have been conferred upor
AmefieanA[ The fk66Eaa Chased Viii
the reading of an interesting papel
|, opsChristiapiag by Mr, WI. Bolts
in,Ehich she gave a humorous descril
ton OF the impressions made upor
Ibsen ana Bj6snSen byatHe sight O
the bronsS Statues ssected to them ii
this city.
Hrs. ~! r. Rodes gave q most de
lightful afterneon yesterday to thl
.membeFs'g Of the F~Iear.de4is Thimbll
Club and anumberof { guestR irMncl
Dainty sesirga was inheritance ant
the numerous delicsaely emhfeideted
and fancifully shaped seringz5ag
wefei pleasingis be~wildet4Bga Mes
DANES 4 Fl. Smith and W. II Hafpe
headed the lists for an old fashidnes