Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
en-. ATKINSON WRITES;
POULTRY JOURNAL.
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DR. McFALL AND MRS. HELM
DEAD-FECAN-HAGAN
NUPTIALS.
The Electric R. R.-Mr. and Mrs.
Beasley Kindly Remembered.

IL LIZ " nhCr all, WHO prdCJlceC
medicine in Mexico for a number
IF years, died recently at Mt
Vernon, Ill, where he located last
July. His wife died here a year or
two ago.
+ The Message has a short letter
ffrom G. M, Atkinson, son Of
Mrs. j, NJ. Atkinson of this city
who is gold mining in Alaska. 1t
is dated Dec. 10, 1909,-just a
month getting here, and he says
"Please send the Message to Fair.
banks, Alaska, 1t has been very
cold here this winter, II below
Zero." Now you other Missourians,
if you think the weather here cold,
just think moment of Clarence
Atkinson, away up in the sure
enough frozen regions of the north.
Mr.. Harry Hanley and Miss
Hazel Willis were welded Jan.
2, 1910, at the home Of Mr.. j. V.
Willis, who has lived in this COM
munity for number of years, and
is an enterprising farmer. Rev.
Dunkleberger of Canton, united
them in the holy bonds of matri-
} mony, The contracting parties un-
attended came into the parlor to
the beautiful strains Of the wedd-
Ing march rendered by Miss May
Dishman. The brides dress was Of
blue silk. The groom wore the con-
ventional black. At 5 o'clock din
ner was served. The couple then
went to New Hope atii listened to
a very inspiring sermon preached
by Rev. Dunkleb,>@ At 12
o'clock at night they took the
train for the home of the groom 5
parents, who live at Panora, where
a reception was held in their
honor. Then they 30 to the groom 5
farm, 6 miles southeast of Panora,
'sqhe bridegroom is the brother Of
Us. Will Culver and is a man of
ety% moral habfts and is in every
Il Ladd0s3thy off the one he has
Ask him his Companion, And he
preached kst F6f friends here. The
We has been in this COM
Mr. anl several years. She is a
been qu,9g}]y of excellent character
ansSeesses an amiaible DISPOSE
tionr Their many friends wish
them long, happy life.
q. T. Bondurant and uncle, j. NJ.
Bondurant, of Eear Vandalia, have
been visiting G. T. Bondurant at
Frederick, Okla, for the past two
weeks, They found the folks all
well and prosperlng There was
considerable winter down there
when they left, with a heavy sleet.
Our North of Rush Hill cor
respondent lest week mentioned
the coming marriage of Mr.. Il. w.
Fegan and Miss Maude Hagan,
both of that community. The we'd
ding was celebrated at the Lad
donia Catholic church Wednesday
January 5th, Father j. j. Dillon Of
Mexico, officiating. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion and a large company of
friends were present to witness the
ceremony Here's wishing them
long life and happiness.
Mrs. Anna Helm died last FhqFs-
day of heart disease at the home
Of Mrs. Belle Crews in this city.
Deceased had been in declining
health for sometime, but the death
came suddenly and uneA pectedly.
A daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Math-
ews, made her home with her
mother, Mrs. Helm was the widow
Of Thomas Helm, who died about
seven years ago, She was about "a
years OF age. Besides Mrs, Eliza
beth Matthews she is survived by
two other children, Mrs, Ralph
Nordyke Of sedalia, Mo, and
Richard Helm OF Peoria, Ill. The
funeral was held Friday, at 2:3O
az the Presbyterian church, con.