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SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT.
4 seleetisn MAJ Ne Made Al the & nblnet
Meeting TUESDAY 'ssFutng.

y AeHPeNl9n WAY " Haue ~ NC AulnFt
Meetlng TUESDAY asoTutDg.
WASHINGTON. May 7s.-while there IL
no lack q good m aterisl. President Taft
II giving the most careful consideration
To ths appointment o. a secretary 20
succeed Frederick W. Carpon'or. who Is
20 a. Ia Morocco ~ United States Minister.
The President and most members Of
his Cabinet consider the position Of
secretary a. % the greatest impoFtAnos-
almost ~ great ~ q Cahinet paaitiaE
II n likely that several names will be
laid bsf0ro tins Cf.hlnet ~ tho regular
messing Tuesday morning and " was
aaid to-day that q selection probably will
BE- reached then. Air. Carpenter probably
viii leave for hia home ~ Sank Center .
MINI, 90 Tuesday.
G, b. Norton add G. D. Hillss. the ODs
nn Lnlnnlhan and che 0thsr from Dohha
Ferry, n. T.. are atill regarded "a the
mogg hksly candidates. although naithsT
has sought The post.
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KuIed while watkins % Trolley Tracks

An unidentified man walking on the
trolley tracks at Bay Porty-sixth street.
Bath Beach. was struck by a Thirty
ninth street car last night and killed.
He was daAed At the approach oi = tain
from tho opposite direction and didn't
hear a car coming behind him. Tbs
motornaan Couldn't stop His body was
taken 70 the Pain Beach police station.
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SERVICES on rHE con DOCK.
Professionals Remember the Dead 81 the
Army and Navy N Library chapel.

Army and NAVY N I.ibTaFy chapel.
Protestant officers aud men OF the
brooklyn navy yard attended memorial
service yesterday afternoon in the Library
Chapel on the Cob Dock. The Rev. Irwin
bennett Of Brooklyn addressed the meet
ing on the dead Of the army, the navy
and Marine Corps. Chaplain J. y. Flem-
ing. 4. y. n. spoke OF the men who went
down In the naval tug Nina last Feb
ruary. andlread the buria lservice for them
and others who went down az sea.
The choir Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer. Brooklyn, sang
under the direction Of Harry Perine. with
Miss Margaret l.. Wicks a. organist.
Mrs FleminE was violin solOist. with
4. OagOOd Beck a. accompanies.
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DOCrOR DEAD IN MS BUGGY

Piosidlng Home Win HIN.
JACKSON. Mise. May 7S-Dr. p. N.
Price. a physician. was found to-day
apparently asleep with the rsins in hand
driving in a buggy near his home in Ray.
mOnd he was dead when found, bul
the horse he had driven for years Wa
plodding along In HE usual way
Heart disease n one explanation, but
death from poison has been suggested
The dead man was a son Of DR. Robert
Price. a prominent southern educator
and president Of the Southwestern Pres.
byteTtan University at Clarksville. Tenn.
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d. Altntsltl & On.

WILL HOLD VERY SPECIAL SALE ON TUESDAY or
WOMENS MOURNING DRESSES AND SUITS
BLACK RAIAH SILK COAT SUITS $500 & $500
BLACK INDIA SILK DRESSES 1900 & 2aOO
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FRENCH DRESS LINENS

VIII BE PLACED ON SALE TUESDAY. IN WHITE AND
cOLoRs 46 INCHES WIDE.
USUALLY SOLD FOR 75S At 46c PER YARD a
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MEMS SUMNER FURNISHINGS

MEMS SUMMER FURNISHINGS
ARE BEING SHOWN IN EXTENSIVE VARIETY. INCLUDING
TENNIS, GoLPIEG NHcLIGEE AND DRESS SHIRTS
READY TO WEAR AND MADE TO ORDER;
SUMMER NEcKvEAR; LIGHTWEIGHT UNDERWEAR HOSIERY
PAJAMAs RETH ROBES AND BATHING SUITS; LEATHER
BELTS AUTOMOBILE COATS. BUSTERS. CAPS GOGGLES ETC
MEMS SILK FoUR-IN-HAND scARFs AND TIES
At $500 PER HALF DOZEN Sc. EACH
BLANKETS COMFORTABLE BEDSPREADs,
MUSLIN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
FOR TUESDAY, At THE FOLLOWING VERY Low PRICES
BLANKETS PER PAIR $500 400
coMFoRTAsLHs EACH. S7'
CROCHET BEDSPREADs EACH. 9Ss 4 Sl25
BEDsPREADS SATIN FINISH EACH. szzS
MUSLIN SHEETS EACH lie TO SLlo
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES EACH. I9S TO 2Se
u. AtrSa1 i On. HAVE IN STOCK MISSES AND
GIRLS DRESSES BON eoaMEscEMEETS AND
cRADUErIONs At VERY MODERATE PRICES
Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS HOSIERY GLOVES AND HAND
KERcMEPS As WELL As OTHER APPROPRIATE ARTIcLE&
mat Auas. 5aIaEA IlAlsn& N1VA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

ton. and with tba oo-4,
through n nr,m.rv ~,ts. HHH,
troubles the nomoc-,n- 40
State will bo n shono IN
entire STATE t,oto, -
Mr.. stonbens wac hor. 4. couu
county but nos-,v ~. - us
been spent IN poore corntn II
ducts an a-xtars;vo nrh,iahi.u hs.--
IN Columb,. q nrasIdan. e.
hmbia Commercial C1rh ana !. ~
ognIzad az . 800. T. IN
ternrisas n contrai wssa
He has beon . uso,oao pom,
and Ia one ~ ,ho sos, - ~
state Who q nron,,nan. g. nut
49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS FOR
STEPHENS FOR GOVERNOR

Newspaper friends of e. W. steph.
ems of Columbia. formerly editor and
owner of The Columbia Herald. de.
voted considerable OF their time at
the meeting Of Democratic editors in
st. Louis Friday, says The Republic.
TO promoting a movement for him
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor in 1912.
Mr.. stephens. who is chairman of
the Executive Committee Of the Dem.
ocratic Press Association, which has
held congressional district meetings
Of Democratic editors during the
spring and summer, was unable TO
attend the meeting Of the State or.
ganization Friday. because of having
sprained his ankle a few days ago.
His friends took advantage Of his alb.
sence to declare that he would be
obliged to make the race.
Urged in favor OF the candidacy Of
Mr.. Stephens was the fact that near.
iy every Democratic editor in the
State is his personal friend, and that
the Democratic press Of Missouri.
would be practically unanimous il
support Of his candidacy. The state
ment was made by those interested
in his becoming a candidate that his
announcement would result in all as
pirants retiring from the field, thu
insuring him ar unanimous nomina
ton and a harmonious party back O
him for the election. With nearl!
all the rural newspapers of the Stat
advocating his nomination, it win b.
impossible to stir up anti-primary fri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

scented With carnations. A lunch
completed the pleasant affair.
Miss Hattie Edmonds of this CITY
will be sponsor for the Eastern Div1-
sion ait the x-Confederate reunion to
be held at Marshall September the
twenty-seventh.
Miss Bethel Lawrence was the
guest of honor at a small and pleas
ant party given last Saturday night
by Miss Louise Buckner. The guesls
were Misses Lawrence, Rilla RICK
etts. and Ruth Durkee; Messrs. Joe
Ricketts,, Joseph Glandon, Wallace
Fry and James Bledso; Mi. ane
Mrs. L. II. Hanna.
Mrs. Joseph Finnel and Miss Lou
Use Buckner entertained a number O
friends Tuesday night with a bunk
ing party. The "boys'' were presen
during the early part of the ever
ing when music and conyersauio
were served. At 10 o'clock the rea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
FORTY THREE KILLED
in TERRIBLE WRECK

to Kingsland to bring i'm the crowds
to the Allen County Fair, in pro-
gress at Fort Wayne, and a crowded
northbound local, bringing a holiday
crowd to the fair.
The southbound car, dispatched as
a limited, was running at a high
rate of speed. The northbound local
also was running fast and several
minutes behind it vas scheduled the
Indianapolis Fort Wayne limited.
When the coaches collided the I'm
pact was so terrific that the heavy
limited car tore its way half through
the local car crushing its as though
it were an egg shell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

the same. A few bottles built up her
health and strength.
81 took Peruna for o cold which set
tied in my kidneys, giving me much
pain. In two weeks 1 was much better'
and in a few months l was we'll"
FOR Liver and Kidneys.
Mr.. w. H. Armistead, Cumberland,
@. H., Va, writes:
"Your Peruna has cured me Of chronic
catarrh Of long standing. ! thank you
so much for your advice. l think 1t 10
a great medicine. 1t will do all that
YOU recommend It to do. Besides, ] a
recommend It to cure all liver and kid
ney troubles"
Chronic Kidney Trouble.
Judge CD. Park, r. II .D.1, Buckhead,
Ga, writesi
"For q long time I was troubled with
catarrh of the kidneys, and after taking
Peruna / feel like a new man. THINK
IL the greatest catarrh medicine of tbs
axe, and believe 1t will cure any 2 OF
catarrh on record"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
5nrtRtu

Mrs. j. c. Ringo and Mrs. Wood
ward are visiting relatives in Kansas
City.
The recital given by the new mem
bers Of the faculty of Hardin Col
lege Conservatory was unusually well
attended.
Miss Grace Morris pleasantly enter
tanned thirty Of her friends Monday
afternoon in honor of Miss Bethel
Lawrence. Golden rod decorations
were used throughout the rooms
and gave a handsome effect. AT tine
games of the afternoon, Miss RIA
Hall won a bunch of asteE
as prize and Miss Lawrence was pre-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
VISITS MEXICO FRIENDS

When asked who would be next
Speaker Of the House, William Jen-
uings Bryan, who was i'm this city
Thursday said every Indication point
ed to a Democratic majority and that
Champ Clark would be the Header.
Regarding his position concerning
Dahlman, the Nebraska nominee Tor
goveror ON the Democratic ticket n
whom Mr.. Bryan refuses to support
because Dahlman is anti-local OPP
ton, he said the matter was purely
local and he did not care to talk OF
1t.
Mr.. Bryan was here on his way
from Bowling Green to Columbia
where he speaks in the evening. AT
Bowling IrGeen he had such a crowd
he delivered a short speech az
front of the theatre SO the oven
flow would not be disappointed.
Mr.. Bryan never looked bette
and spent the morning calling ON nm
many friends and admirers here
He stated that his speaking engage
ments lead him rather a strenuous
life, but that he spok the matters
as they came and = did not wea'
him ont.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

The Mexico Water Works Co., a
corporation with a capital stock of
500, 900 and the Mexico Electric
Light, Heat & Power Co., a oorpor-
alton with a capital stock of $4,000,
have amalgamated into the Mexico
Public Service Co. The capital stock
Of the now company Is to be $780,
900 and ITS board of directors is S.
NJ. Locke. Il. r. Locke, p. =. Locke,
Mary N. Locke and ]. ]. Steele.
The papers OF consolidation wer
rhe papers Of consolidation we're
day afternoon.
The Mexico Mo. Water Works Co
has the following stockholders;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
COMMON N

raaas most intelligent people to use only
madAInes of known composition. Ihefe"
fore K Is thaA Or. Pierce's medicines, the
makefdof which print every ingredlens
entering kato Them upon the bottle wrap
ners and attest its correctness under oath'
are daily grSRing in favor. Inc com.
position Of DklPierce's medicines Is open
Ia e~yerybody,vDr. Pierce being deslroas
Of having the SeaTchOght Of lnXeSllge.
fIon turned fully upon his formula, Deln&
Confident that the better the composItlon
6T-These mediclnes Is known the more
viii their great clTatlYe merits Rereeog-
Med Being wholly made OF the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without the
nse Of a drop Of alcohol, triple-refined n
chemically pure glycerine being used In
stead in extracting and preserving 1ho
curative virtues residing In the roo.s
employed, these medicines are entifely
free from the objection OF doing harm
by creating an appetite Tor elther az
cohollc beverages or hablt ormin
drugs, Examine the formula on thelr
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn TO y
DIR. Pierce, and you Will n Una his
rGolden Medical Discovery the great,
blood. purifier, stomach tonic n bowe
regnIator-the medicine which, while moi
recommended to cure consumption In III
I advanced stages (no medicine will do that
:. vet docs cure all those catarrhal condi
tlons of head and throat, weak stomach
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weal
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, II neg
iected or badly treated lead up to an
finally terminate in consumption.
Take the rGolden Medical Discovery
$ IN time and It is not likely to disappoin
lair trial. Don't expect miracles. J
I won't do supernatural things. You mu;
exercise your patience and perseyere in y
nse for a reasonable length OF time 70 3
its full benefits. The ingredients OIL whlc
Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed nay
the unqualified endorsement OF scores
medical leaders-better than any aInon
Of Law, or non-professional, testlmohlai
They are not given away to be exper
he mented with but are sold by all dealers
ts.' medicines at reasonable prices.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

The first recital at Hardin College
this year, was Thursday night ana
was given by members of the fac
uty. There was a good sized audi
encse present and everyone was more
than pleased with what proved a
delightful artistic treat.
Mr.. Gjerdrum, a new member u
the faculty, had happily chosen two
very popular numbers-Chopan's FOL
onais No. 1 opus 40 and Grbeg's lem
mel Dance. His playing of these tw'
selections was perfect and his inter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
Kidneys Affected-Back Weak.


Mr.. M. Broderick, Secretary and
Treasurer Local Union No. 400, Inter
national Brotherhood Of Teamsters,
writes from 4S5 e. 46th St., Chicago, Ill,
Hs follows;
81 have been suffering from q weak
back and kidney trouble for some time,
and have been able to find relief only
through the use of Peruna.
stDuring the winter season l usually
keep a bottle of your medicine in the
house, and by taking q dose at night
an feeling fine the next morning.
aSome OF my friends assure me thai
Peruna Is equally rs good for their var
ious ailments as it is for my complaint
but ! do know that Tor kidney trouble
and suffering from q weak back IT has
no equal"
Cold Settled In Kidneys.
Mr.. Joseph Klee, 2l5 East %th 81.
Topeka, Kas., writes:
envy wife took Peruna for liver trouble
md a rundown condition incident Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
naE PROPERTY FoR sALE.

| want to sell the rreloar Brock IN
Mexico, now occupied by the Post
office and Smith Brothers Store. The
entire block Is well rented ana
brings about s1.700 annually. The
property is clear Of incumbrance, and
I will make the terms satisfactory TO
a reliable purchaser. 1t is in good
repair, nicely located. My reasons
for selling lis that ! am located too
far away 10 look after this property
as | should and need the money n
my local business here. II this offer
Is attractive, please write immediate
" to W. P. Mohr. Spencer, Boyd
county. Nebraska twtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
CLARK WILLING TO ov
DEBATE WITH ROY

Mr. Clark said. arrangements nave
been made several times for us 70
snoak from the same platform, but
T,,de,e Row has always failed to De
~present. He seems to be ackins
somewhat. in ~getthere-Eli qualities,
- ha still wants to discuss political
questions with me, however gun
ready and willing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
HARDIN FACULTY PLEASE
AUDIENCE WITH CONCERT

probation most delightful.
Miss Surmann, another new mem
Der of the faculty, gave several VI
olin selections, all Of which were
well received. Hardin has always
boosted Of unusual violin talent IN
its faculty and Miss surmann will
maintain the Schools high standard.
Miss Gupton, a student last year
and an assistant in the vocal depart
ment this year, sang, as she always
did. i'm good voice and perfectly. she
possesses a beautiful voice and heq
numbers are always appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
Fort Wayne. Ind, Sept. q.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept. %.
Forty-three persons were killed
and seven injured, four fatally, in
a wreck ON the Fort Wayne & Bluff
ton branch of the Fort Wayne &
Wabash Valley Traction Railway. be
tween Fort Wayne and Kingsland, at
1890 O'Clock Wednesday.
The catastrophe occurred on a
sharp curve, which prevented the
crews of both ears from having warn
ing of danger until an instant before
the crash. The cars which rushed
together were an empty southbound
limited, which had been dispatched
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
WATER COMPANY AND LIGHT
COMPANY CONSOLIDATE

g. M. Locke-160 shares.
A. d. Jackson--10 shares.
]. J.. Steele-10 shares.
II. NJ. White-10 shares.
j. +. Llewellyn-10 shares.
The board Of directors rs com
posed of all of the stockholders.
The Mexico Electric, Heat &
Power Co. has the following stock
holders;
S. M. Locke-250 shares.
w, f. Atkinson-250 shares.
+. A. Morris-250 shares.
e. r. Locke-250 shares.
The board Of directors rs com
posed OF all the stockholders.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

The Ringo Hotel passed lh'o WV
hands Of the new management Gun
day. ]. A. Mcintyre and "DHk 40"
worth win be in charge Of the pop
uar hosiery and assure the pu'i
tnov intend to improve the house an
many particulars. ho,,obt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
BARNETT AGAINST
GRANTING ANY DIVORCE

''The divorce laws in Missouri are
about as loose as they can possibly
be-" said Judge j. d. Barnett, of the
Audradn county circuit court. Per
I~sonally, l am IN favor OF the
| South Carolina law where divorce is
not recognized. That is the MY
state. however, where such condi-1
ltions exist.
Conditions i'm Missouri to-day are
not such that a law Of prohabNWe
lcharacter would be accepted, but the
only means of correcting the d.
~yorce evil here, that ! zee no Cd
lection to, is of It's not becoming nm
al until two years after the decree
has been granted. In this way Inc
divorce could be made invalid should
either of the persons marry before
; the expiration of that time.
Judge Thomas, of Kansas CSty'
suggests the publication of the mar
riage bans sixty days before the
J wedding, If a man intended to trlfle
| with the affections of the woman he
INTENDED to marry he could publish
D the bans in some part of the STATE
land in paper far distant to thal
where he was to wed and perhaps nc
ONE who knew him on the young
woman would see 1t.
"When a person dies marriage II
seldom thought of by the remain
ing member of the union before tw'
e years have passed. In the case o
II divorce between respectable mem
II beers of society, divorce should D.
le fully as great a wrench to their Zee
II ings as death and they should no
M desire to re-wed before two years !
III a SouthC arolinian receives a d
1T yorce i'm another state, 1t Is nc
en- recognized there. The Fedora Ia
er-says states must respect the law
of other states and the two yef
limitation would be a sure guam
;, against re4marriage in another sta
after divorce n before inc ~i
,lexpired. However, as South Caroih
~ does not recognize divorce at a
Is this federal law fails to effect conc
lions there.
WI This limitation would also and o
GA court who has granted a deer
and learns afterward that con'
a. Innlvfs
tlons we're presented to him, lackl
eh some of the salient poinst that Won
have caused the court to refuse y
ra decree. When a term of court en-
u the decree becomes final in Nilsson
ny In this state, il there Is no conte
uei ing a divorce by the defendant :
decree can be granted ON very sae
I'd grounds"
old Mrs. ]. G. Buckner, OF Kan
No., City. will shortly arrive in this c
and be domiciled at Mrs. Spenc
on e. Monrooe street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
RINGO HOTEL UNDER
ITS NEW MANAGEMENT

bv a company. W, F. Atkinson IS
president of the company, F. A.
Norris vice-president, j. A. Mcln.
tyre secretary and treasurer II
"Dtck, Ashworth manager.
Messrs Reed & Lockhart, who nave
had charge of the hotel, nav mol oe
cided what they will do in the iu'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

rbe new orpheum Theatre, bein
erected on Promenade street near
the City Hall will cost owe Slo'OVO
when completed. Manager Thompson
has changed his plans several times
since the work started for the pur-
nose at making it an ideal house TOT
the comfort of his patrons,
The building will seat approximate,
" a thousand. 1t is so afransor
,ha+ from the rear seat In the pal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
NEW THEATRE TO
W" COST OVER $15,OOO

O can see below the Dol
lights and from the rear seat IN the
lower floor the very top of the stage
There will be a complete steam
heating plant installed and IN sum
mer a fan arrangement, so that the
air will be changed continually win
out disturbing anyone.
Manager Thompson says he
tends giving the very latest PIC
lures as we'll as the highest class
vaudeville he can procure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
PEACH AND APPLE CROP
PLENTIFUL IN KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bremen are
home from a visit with their son IN
Burlington, Kan. Peaches and APP
pies are very plentiful in the sun
flower state. Mr.. Bremen says ne
knows of one instance where seven
bushels Of peaches were sold for STU
The regular price is from forty &c
fifty cents per bushel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

business Of the occasion began, 1t be-
ing a long drawn out feast with ac-
compartments of laughter and gos-
sip. Those who enjoyed the delight
full affair we're Misses Martha Tins
ley, Grace Morris, Inez Willard, Cor
inne and Irma Barth, Frances Guth-
rle. Mary Armstrong, Marie Rose, Vic
toria Brooks, Leila Winans, Mary
Berry, Flavel McLoney, Willie Rob-
nett. Dorothy Deane, Ruth and May
Bragg.
Miss Rilla Ricketts, was the charm
ing hostess at a tea given Tuesday al
ternoon in honor Of her guest, MISS
Lawrence. Floral decorations were
used i'm profusion throughout the
rooms. A punch bowl was stationed
in the library and with its iced con
tents Mrs. Hanna and Miss Barth
refreshed the sixty guests. Misses
Victoria Brooks, Mary Abbay and Ger
trude Fry gave their pleasant as
sistance in entertaining. The hand
somely decorated tea table was pre-
sided over by Mrs. L, B. Hawthorne
and Miss Grace Morris, Misses Mar
tina Tinsley, Frances Guthrie and
Corinne Barth assisted in the dining
room.
Mrs. e. f. Kunkel, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Ferrie DANES, anc
Misses Lucille Kunkel and Anna Cald
we'll. most pleasantly entertained he
Sunday School class Monday atter
noon. Those who were present wer'
Misses Clara Myers, Mildred Moore
Lottie Tucker, Elizabeth Pearson
Esther Hardine and Trilla Crews.
. The Seniors, Juniors and Soph'
mores appertainlng to the feminh
department of the High School In
tiated the Freshmen into the DasKe
ball team Tuesday afternoon, WIZ
lengthy and becoming ceremonies.
mighty feast which Included a
things dear to the school girls tasO
preceded the initiatory performance
which were held in the gymnaslui
land were viewed by the lady teac'
ers with wonder and amazement.
Miss Laura Robertson is visttir
friends in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Harper al
son, Talbot, are visiting Mr.. and mi
t. b. Hassler in Higginsyille.
Mrs. W. L. Harper Of kans
City is the guest Of Mrs. Sai
Buckner.
Mrs. Clara snidow and daughte
Misses Stella and Fay, spent Sund
with Mrs. Russell Squirting, north
town.
Miss Natalie Morris departed 5
urday for Philadelphia, where :
will study Domestic Science
DreSler Institute. Miss Morris ats
ed This institute last year and
one of its brightest students
Rev. II. L. Davis, the Presdd
Elder for this district of the M,
4 Church, is now domictled with
y family ON e. Liberty street.
Miss Lavinia Roger Of Madison
Mr.. c. NJ. ovias, of Ohio. are gu'
of Mrs. Kelly WiIRerson.
Miss Mark Armstrong, OF kal
. City. has returned home after
visit with Miss Frances Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rankin,
Bourbon county, KY, are guest!
Mr.. Ed. Layson and sisters, Mrs.
y non and Miss Layson.
Mr., Merritt Llewellyn left
week for st. Louis where he VII
tend the College of Pharmacy.
III is Mr.. Llewellyn's finishing year
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cartw
oy have returned to st. Louis.
Mrs. C. L. Scott and daughter,
Marjory, of Kansas City, are g
of Mrs. McCabe Howe.
Miss Bethel Lawrence Is
charming guest of Miss Rilla RdS