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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

o. J. BERREY and family are NOV
ing from Mexico TO FTdstoe, Mo-, TO
reside permanently. We regret very
much TO have Mr.. Berrey leave us
and his many friends in Audrain cou
ty join the Ledger in wishing Mr.. Be
rey and family much prosperity in
their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

THE Auxvasse (Mo) Review edi.
toHdally says: "R. r. Buckner had a
wager with Mns. Dick Smith of Full
ton that II Roy were defeated by
Champ Clark he would put on his old
ragged suit and 20 go TO the asylum
at Futon and stay there. Now, we
are wondering u BobwiH pay the bet?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

WE believe the senatorial prlm-
AIRY should take place at the regular
Auguest primary and not at the
November election. AS a matter Of
fact, a great many Democrats pay
more attention to the senatorial
election than they do to getting out
a vote for the State ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

James C. Renshaw, OF Charlottes-
vile, Va, who formerly lived in Full
ton, says the Gazette, was indicted
on two counts by the federal grand
jury recently in session in Jeffer-
son City.
One charges him W. writing and
sending through the mail an i'm
proper letter to p. J.. Keller, until re-
Gently manager Of the Palace Hotel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
j. CLANTONELIHl
WRITES PARENT,
FROM OKLAH0ii

J. clanton Ellis, son O, NJ.
Mrs. Ira Ellis, Of this CITY
now visiting his relatives. Ioa 1l
son and family. formerly o,
county, residing in oklabo,,.
writes the following i~nteregtaJl
ter 70 his parents, descr,blns
great city Of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov d,
Dear Father and Mother.
am feeling fine and looat..
the city. Oklahoma City Il .hs
eat city In the world 10 r..
Is p years old and has "a ooo ]
Rants. 1t Is one of the most 4
date cities in the Unled State |
has three packing Companies
gin mills, and one hundred ana
entyfiTe factories of different ,
II has about elghl.-fiye miles -
ed streets and about thiryfye
more are under CONSTRUCTION
city has an auto race track
Is twentysix miles long and
feet In width. It encircles tho
and win be completed in .
months.
There are some fine church
school buildings here. also a II,
sity.
Work Is very scarce here and
es lov, many men working for
per week. Uncle Joe and | wish
packing house Thursday. and II
quite a sight.
l heard a fire whistle last -,
and 1t was an awful sound. II
tainly sounds fierce. 1t will
your hair to stand ON end and
ehills run up and down your ba
The weather is fine, only the
blows at a twoforty gait sonnet
Often the wind will change
south to north In thirty minute,
We are going to town this ey,
to see a parade, which will be
Prohibition affair. An effort "
made here to have Oklahoma g,
the same day that Missouri will
to make that State dry.
| have met several former M
rfans, among them, Edwin |
son Of Joseph Barth, of Mexico.
Tell Mr.. and Mrs. Keath and
Yerger hello for me.
Lovingly, your son,
J. Clanton Ellis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
POULTRY SHOW
CLOSED SATURDAY
FINANCIAL SUCCESS

The great Audrain County Poultry
Show ended Saturday after the most
successful exhibit since its incep-
tiJn. In every way more interest was
taken IA the event and it viii also
prove a financial success.
Harry Drebbing. as superintendent,
has assisted the other busy officers
In courtesies to the public and the
pleasure all took in showing the
guests the entries made the event
far more Of a success than It would
have been Otherwise.
Isham Boulware, Of Centralia. who
raises good chickens as well as fine
saddle horses attended the show Sat.
urday. Mr.. Boulware is one Of the
eldest raisers OF blooded fowls and
horses In the state.
T. e. Quisenberry, State Secretary
Of the Missouri Poultry Board, was
also present Saturday and had much
70 say in praise Of the show.
Yoa're a feather head" said
the little black hen to the red
rooster.
Quit your fowl talk" said the
rooster. You're no Chanteeler."
Whether all Of the ROSTERS in the
Audrain County Poultry Show be-
lieve that the sun would fail to rise 4
they didn't crow each morning Is a
matter OF psychological Investigation
we have not fathomed. However,
arcm the amount Of growing in the
big tent Ee are either led to be-
iieve .hey are either all Democratic
~roOsters CT that some barnyard topic
Of importance is being discussed with
the purpose OF definitely settling II
before the Show closes
Perhaps they are arguing for warm
er roosts or individual drinking cups,
Whatever ii IS, the matter is n tn;
gives birth to much conversation.
Speaking of chicken talk, W. H.
Turner, one Of the best known fan
oiers with entities in ther show, says
he can tell by a chickens name Of
expressing itself whether an egg has
been laid. whether the bird is thirsty
or hungry and he did not make this
in idle jest.
Mr.. Turner, who loves his birds
and attends them all the time, stud.
les their habits and believes it Is
possible for any man to learn almost
positively the import of thei1
eackle or Grow with a little close
study.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
New York. Nov. II.

New York, Nov. IL.
DR.. Cook Is the victim Of the
photograph. Prof, Herschel Parker,
of Columbia University, who recently
returned from his exploration OF Mt.
Mckinley, has made public a series
o. photographs taken near the Alas
kan mountain which he claims Is in
disputable evidence that DR.. Freder-
lex A. Cook, the Brooklyn traveller
and north pole claimant, never reach.
ed the top OF the highest peak in
America.
Prof. Parker states that he found
the mountain peak which DR.. Cook pho
~tographed and called Mount McKin-
ley, 'the top Of the continent" and
in support of his statement showed a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that inc
dersigned was ON the 22nd Gay
October. 1910, appointed by the :,
bate Court Of Audrain County, /
souri,, guardian of the person anu
tate of Margaret Todd, adiudgeu
be of unsound mind.
All ersons having claims ae",
said Margaret Todd are reqnes'eu
exhibit them to me for allows
Within one year from said da'e
they may be precluded from ay "
fit in her estate, and de such cla'
be not exhibited within two "
from said date, they will be io''
barred.
VIM. II. Turner,
34A4 Guardian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
JAMES {. RENSHAW
HAS BEEN INDICTED

Of Fulton and the other to a person
who was boarding at the hotel dur
ing the time of Renshaw's last visit
to Fulton.
Renshaw has given bond in the
sum of $1,000 to appear before the
federal court at Jefferson City at the
spring term. 1t is understood that
Renshaw has engaged Edwin Silver,
of jefferson City to defend him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
SHOWS PHOTOS
IN FIGHT ON DR.. COOK

photograph of a mountain peak TAX
en- by his expedition last summer
and pointed out that a comparison of
the two photographs shows In detail
identical outlines OF rock formation,
proving that they are pictures of the
same mountain.
The mountain which | phodosratir-
ed" said Prof. Parker, was 20 miles
away from Mt. Mckinley and $4,000
feet below its summit. This lis the
same peak that Cook photographed
and called the top of the continent
Prof. Parker c~orroborates the con-
fession, made a year ago by Edward
Barrin, guide of Dr. Cook, that they
never reached the top of Mount Nc
Kinley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

WE hear a good deal about ''say.
ing st. Louis" Wonder if the wet
Democrats down there had anything
to do with Saving" it for the Repub-
hLan city ticket and for the defeat
Of the State Democratic ticket? 1t
looks to the Ledger as though the
vets in st. Lois had a good deal
to do with whipsawing the Democrat
jc party at every State election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

The preliminary estimate Of the
yield Of potatoes this year lis 32S,7S7,-
900 bu., Al "a million blu. less
than last year. The average yield
per acre is 93.4 bushels, and the
crops in the principal states are:
New York, 44,676,000 bushels;
Michigan, 34,424,0OO bushels; Penn
sylyania, 1896, 900 bushels; Wiscon-
sin, 20, 655, 900 bushels; Colorado, g.
400, 900 bushels.
The production of faxseed lis l5,'
10000 bushels, compared with 25,'
$50 900 bushels last year. Ninety per
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
POTATOES ENOUGH
TO BUILD A PALACE

cent of the crop was raised In Min
nesota and the Dakotas.
The buckwheat crop is 17,OS4, 900
bushels, about 2 per cent less than
last year.
The yield of tobacco lis 967 $50
pounds about 1890 pounds more
than in 1909. Kentucky raised
1880 pounds more than In 1909. Ken
lucky raised 3S1 ,024 pounds, or 40
per cent Of the total; North Carolina,
129, 600 pounds; Virginia, 123, 318 abs.
Ohio, 75,087 pounds; Tennessee, SO,
91S pounds; Pennsylvania, A, 554
pounds; Connecticut, 2S,1S2 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

THE New York sun predicts that
Hon Champ Clark, ION accent OF be-
ina a Bryan Democrat, will be de.
feated for Speaker of the House" We
don't believe the New York Sun is
going to have much TO do with the
next House, as II win be overwhelm.
ingly Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Horsemen and others who are IA
millar with the various domestic ami
mails have said this same thing be-
fore and scientists have gone so
far as to claim they have con.
versed with the monkeys in African
jungles after living among them for
years and studying their lives.
There are 65 entries in the Audrain
County Poultry Show and $50 birds.
Thursday, Mr.. Branch judged the en-
tries and in the afternoon the Nc
MILAN Farmers" visited the Show
and judged the birds.
The offiers Of the organization ar
as follows:
w. H. Turner, President.
J.. R. Lampson, Vice-President
w. s. Eller, sec'y. Treasurer.
H Drebbing, Superintendent.
E. c. Branch, Judge.
The members Of the Association
and the chickens they handle are a
follows:
R. L Reds:-s. N. Evans, George
Steward, Theo. seB, Harry Dreb-
bling.
Wyandottes-Mark Pitcher, Mrs. C.
~. Fox, Mrs. Geo. Duncan, ]. G..
Ford.
Rocks. R. Lampson, Harry Dreb-
bling, r. d. Worrell, Geo. Kunkel,
Mrs. H. A Greer. C. E. Harrison, Ms.
Myers, Otto Schopp.
Langshans-E. V. Layson, W. At.
kins.
orpingtons-Roy Bryarly, W. H.
Berry. Mrs. F. Coatsworth.
Houdans and Pohsh-Wm. Wilker-
son.
Cochins and Andausians-D. S.
Weaver.
Leghorns-W. S. EIler, Wm. H.
Turner, C. T. Hager, Chas. schopp.
Mrs. II. A. Greer.
S. G. Dorkins-Dr. ]. Rule Fritts.
Butter Cups-F. r. Jesse.
Hamburgs-G. L. Ferris.
Bantams-J. r. Lampson, G. L.
Ferris.
Turkeys-Theo seIb, E. A Dear
ing. Jeweler; DR.. G. f. Toalson,
w. L. Fowles, w. E. Sharp, ]. b.
Woolery, Martin Myers /. T. McCue.
DR.. W. L. Reed, DR.. T. H. Winans,
Anooonas-W. s. Eller, ]. j. Steele.
Entrants In the Show who are
not members of the Association:
Mrs. w. NJ. Rudd, Auxvasse, r.. c.
r. /. Reds.
J. J. Bennett, Mexico, White Rocks
Fred Schmidt, Wellsville, White
orpingtons.
Mrs. w. Roberts, Auxvasse, B. P.
Rocks.
Isham Boulware. Centraha. White
Wyandottes.
l. A.. Esser, Blackwater, S. C.
D0A EuDlhbs
W. ]. Elliott, Stephens Store,
White Leghorns.
Bert Randall. Stephens Store,
Black Langshans.
". A. Cameron, C~entralia, r. c. r.
/. Reds.
Mrs. r. A. Daniels, YandaIa, B. P.
Rocks.
]. r. Knight. Jr, Montgomery r.
l. Reds. N
Harry L, Brown, Stephens Store,
Black Langshans.
J, T. Beatty, Mexico. b. p. Rocks.
". v. Smith, Thompson, b. p.
Rocks.
Mrs. J. A Lewis, Mexico, r. G.
r. /. Reds.
Blanche Mckinney. Mexico. Mo,
Sea Brights.
G. Juelfe, Mexico, Mo.
Jesse d. Griffin, Mexico, Mo.
W. II. Garner, MEXICO. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Mrs. Marion Hubbard, of st. Louis,
will be in Mexico Sunday at noon be-
tween trains at the station, on her
way home from Rush Hill, where
she has been visiting. Mrs. Hubbard
would be glad to meet here friends
while in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

DEMOCRATIC leaders who were
victorious all through the East that
We are doing 50 much blowing about.
were just exactly the same kind of
Democrats that Hon. D. r. Fran
els, Of Missouri, is, and stand for
Just what he stands for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

IT Us hard for the Ledger to under
stand how the propositions for build
ing u new jail and county infirmary
could have been defeated in a pro-
gressiye community like Audrain
county Both Of these propositions
should have been carried unanimous
ly. The late lamented Judge Forrist
during his lifetime once told the Ed
itor OF the Ledger that there were a
good many things that the Lord
aeveT intended that he should under
stand We guess this must be one
Of them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

T. e. Hook, who has been i'll Of
typhoid fever, is able to be out.
His many friends will be glad to
know Mr., Hook has entirely re-
covered. His daughter, Miss Willie,
Is also ill Of the fever. Her condt
ton Is reported to be improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE,

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mem
Der OF the family using it. Foleyis
Honey and Tar oes just this.
Whether for children or grown per-
sons Foleyls Honey and Tar is best
and safest for all coughs and colds.
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Joseph Woodbridge, over go years
old, who was arrested some time
ago and charged with the rape of
his 19-years-old stepdaughter. Altha
Peters, pleaded guilty, Friday before
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

CIRCUIT JUDEG JAMES BAR.
NETT led the Democratic ticket in
Audrain county, receiving 1870 votes.
There was very little scratching Of
the Democratic ticket in Audrain, but
Judge Barnett IS particularly strong
with the people generally. In fact, tn
Republicans refused to nominate any
contestant for the office Of Circuit
Judge,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

III We expect our community 10
grow. we must stop voting mo" on
all questions Of public importance.
We can't expect to prosper when we
vote No on ~granitoid walks, paved
streets, a new jail, a new county in.
Urinary, and all other propositions
that tend to develop our resources
and to keep our city, county and
state in line with other progressive
communities. The habit Of voting
mo" on every proposition that re-
quires a tax is q step backward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
BOTH SPEEDY AND EEFEcrlvE

This indicates the action of Foley
Kidney Pills as s. Parsons, Battle
Creek, Mich, illustrates: 81 have bee
affllcted with a severe case Of kidney
and bladder trouble for which l found
no relief until ] used Foley Kidney
FILLS. These cured me entirely of
my ailments. was troubled with
back aches and severe shooting pains
with annoying urinary irregularities.
The steady use of Foley Kidney Pills
rld me entirely of all my former trou
Dies. They have my highest recon
m~endation." Otis Purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
mccAeE HowE's FATHER

The father OF McCabe Hove, of chs
city, Col. Wesley s. Howe, is very
III at his home In Kansas City. Mr..
and Mrs. McCabe Howe are in Kan.
sas City at his bedside. Mr.. Howe's
friends in Mexico trust his father will
enjoy a speedy recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTIl

Notice Is hereby given that leI
OF administration on the
tate Of christopher Eyerhart dece'
were granted to the undersigned
Oct. z, 1910. 1910, by the PrO'
Court of Audrain County, Ml's'
All persons having claims asa
said estate are required to eN'
them for allowance within one
after the date Of said letters or
may be precluded from any Del
Of said estate, and If such Gu
be not exhibited within two y
from this date of publication
shall be forever barred.
Elizabeth EyerhafI
34-t Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

THE majority against prohibition
in Audrain county including Mexico
was sos. which was a great surprise
10 the drys, as they expected TO car
ny the country by a large enough
vote 10 overcome the wet majority in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

SOME Of the "wets" and "drys'
became so excited about the Tenth
Amendment that they forgot all about
the State ticket, and the race for the
United States Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
WOODBRIDGE GETS
Is YEARS IN PRISON

Judge Barnett in the circuit court
and was sentenced to Is years in
the State prison. Woodbridge first
entered a plea of not guilty. The girl
died and Woodbridge confessed, later
denying the confession.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
SAYS MosERLY TO HAVE
INDEPENDENT EXHIBIT.

R. P. Hood who Is working in the
interest Of the Industrial Congress to
be held in st. Louis at the Coliseum
Dec. 1921, was On Mexico Saturday.
MI. Hood reports prospects bright
for the Show. He says Moberly is
going to take space at the Show
and have an exhibit independent Of
Randolph county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

The Auxvasse Review says. Jas.
A. Carlisle, postmaster at Auxvasse,
has been in a critical condition for
several weeks. His physician, DR..
Strobe, Of Mexico, advised that he
go 10 a hospital, so he was taken
to Columbia In an automobile We'd
nesday morning and placed in Parker
Hospital there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
BOOB
SHOWER AT ELK

The Women's Federation will hold
a book shower at the Elks Club
rooms Friday, Nov. IS, instead with
Miss Annie Lewis, as first announced
The public Is cordially invited to be
present and help make the library a
success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
WANTED!
Hides, Furs, Wool,
Scrap Iron, Old Rub
Der, Old and New
Geese Feathers.
Sam Morris.
r. M. kEYEs DE.

r. NJ. kEYEs DE.
FEATs TOM CARTER.
81. Louis, Nov. 0.
+. NJ. Reyes, OF Kansas City, on
Thursday night won the third game
In the st. Louis-KanEas City de
ries Of the national amateur three
cushion billiard tourney, his opponeni
being Thomas Carter, OF this city,
and known in Mexico. The score
was so to 40 in 14s innings, with an
average of Al for Keyes and 81 for
Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
o NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that OH \
2, 1910, the Probate Court I"
drain County, Missouri, appoln'ou y
undersigned guardian OF Georsv =
gle. colored, as being OF unoOI
mind and incapable Of maifagh's
own affairs. An persons !.
claims against said estate Will eA ~,
them 20 the said Probate Cou'a
In two years from the date OF '"" .
pointment for allowance or "'0 y
be forever barred, n,oN
GEO. RoBEHIaoN'
Nov "a ION Guardian
2G.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
HARRISON PROPERTY
SOLD SATURDAY,

The J. w. Harrison farm Of $40 A.
was purchased by Judge J. e. Sims
at aution Saturday. He paid $3.50
an acre for the first 50 acres. $3.50
for the seond and $3.50 for the third
Lot / block Lin Harrison Addition,
was purchased by Chas. Cniswell for
800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

THE Audrain jail and poor farm
have been condemned by grand juT-
les composed Of representatives cit
liens Of the county. What are we
going TO do about 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
BLACKSMITH TOOLS
FOR SALE CHEAP.

For sale, a number one set Of good
blacksmith and wagon4makers' tools
and all kind Of new material, an ex-
ira good stand for shop; will sell
cheap, II sold in next fifteen days.
For Information. inquire at this Of
flee. d2-362
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

FRAUD IS claimed in the election
returns from the City Of st. Louis,
and an Investigation Of the returns
Will likely be made as soon as the le
stature meets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

MISSOURI has thirteen Democrats
IN Congress out d sixteen. The three
Republican c-ngressmen were elected
10 81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
WILL COME TO
MEXICO TO RESIDE.

MENiCO ~ HESiDG'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mize Peters, Of indie
pendence, Mo, will shortly move to
this city to reside in the Wallace
Bassford property on West Monroe
street. Mr.. Peters, who is well-known
here, viii be connected with the F.
A. Morris Grocery Co. The Ledger
takes pleasure in welcoming Mr.. Pet
ers and his charming bride to this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

is a Democratic President 10 be
elected IN 1912 without the vote Of
Missouri? Missouri must wake up
and participate in the yStOry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
MRS. KELLEY OF NEW
YORK NIRITiNn nrpi

Mrs. James A. Kelley and little
son. James, OF New York State, are
visiting Mrs. Fannie LOOMS, of this
city. This is the first visit Mrs. KEEL.
ley has ever been west Of the Mis-.
sissippL and Is very much pleased
with Mexico and Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

IT IL reported that Col Bin Phelps
o. Jasper county. Is going 10 be a
candidate for speaker OF the Mis-
sour Lower House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

TILDEN. Cleveland. Dix. Wilson
and Harmon were all winners. We
need more leaders q that kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

ON the strength Of the Electric
Line going 20 SANTA Re. an addition
to the city has been laid out and lots
are being advertised for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

County Clerk Il. IL Carter rs go
Ing to attend the international Live
Stock Show in Chicago the latter part
Of November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

MssOURIANs must quit voting
"No" on all public spirited P'opost
tons II they expect the State 10
grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

WHAT do you know about the
Eastern states going Democratic
and Missouri being CLOSE Il not Re
~publican.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

FOR Sale = Fresh Fruits, Apples,
Pears, Peaches. Prunes, Bananas,
oranges, Lemons. Green Peppers
at dw3t r. @. Paul g. Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
FoIeys
Pills

What They VIII Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your Kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues. and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Brlghi Disease and Dia.
bates, and restore health and
strength. Reinse substitutes.
oTis PuRpY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

IL the guest Of Mrs. RoTA McIntre.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Race spent
Sunday IN Moberly with friends.
Mrs. Conan. Of Hannibal. IS visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. l. l. Hanna.
Harvey Emmons and vile. Of chioa
so, are here the guests Of Nh. and
Mrs. S. P. Emmons.
Mrs. ]. @. Trimble, Of Kansas
City. Is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Buckner.at Mrs. sPence's
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Emmons q
Washington. D. c, arc guests Of Mr.
Hnd Mrs. S. P. Emmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greedy Talbos and
son. Hale. have returned home. az
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Haw-
thorna
Mrs. J.. 7. Johnsoa has returned
from q Visit with Mrs. Colo IN Soda.
Ia While there she attended the
u H. suee CONVERSION
Mr. LIN Ba-elnv was the n,eaznt
AT any Ms
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Nz R,e,r- VS. TIE dinner
hoS.aSs rhurssax AZ Ms Speaoe's
for Mrs I G Trmhla Mrs w. C.
' SuHA n
ana S0A N
NJ Geo-ra Daarinr weHskuoxp
in Mexioo vas married Monday 20
Mss N-;5dleswo-eh af shelhvvsue IL
~linois Miss Middlesvorth IS known
To many peo,A here having visited
M neu D~Ae se'S~
rha Gladstone Circle mst with
N-s T r Turlev his xeek Mrs
y,rsns wos toads- on aSoc,al Evolu.
t,on ~ the rb;ldn and Mrs ZONES
raa5 . naner on uExnans;on in Eng.
and - h c,ub meets next with
MIS- Durtea
Mr. and M-s Mia Peters of In
danendanca win shortly move to
this catv 70 reside rbev win he dom.
icslad IN the Wallace Bassfosd nroper.
~ oD west Monroa strsat Mr. PED.
ers viii he amploved in F A Nor-
&c s,or0rv
Mrs Geo. A. Morris, Mrs. Ready
and Miss Belle Norris lett this week
for Texas whore they will spend the
winter with J. c. wilkins and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Phillips
and family Will occupy the Morris
property this winter.
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Mrs. W. H. Kohr, OF st. Charles,
was the CUES of honor at a most
delightful party given Thursday at.
ternoon by Mrs. Rola McIntire. Mrs.
Kohr met a number of the ladies Of
Mexico upon whom she made a
most favorable impression prelimin.
, airy to being domiciled among them
next June me many gess were
; "eNoneo at the 200 oy MRS. MIC
Niflan VINO directed tnem toward the
EeeNhhe party Whlch lhciuaed MIS-
Mcinure, MISS hohr' Mrs. Conan O
hanhlDal, and une Two orloesefecti
M'Sses LSe"eiiyn n han. Fohowmg
: uhe ADVENT OF all Hhe guests a SNORT
Guessing program pleasantly occcpseo
tneE time LOT an nour. MRS. LOUIS
Mchee was awarded the prize, a
datrsv sa1aa course ,unnh 80 .oryad
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