Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-24
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E1och IS Ia cAz1ge q he Academy
and IS looking sfi@ TIE cuTrespoad-
care
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Ma1tco in wishing The neW Dan-
usezent o. the Missouri MiIps-T
Aezaszy aub0uzded z8coess
ne rcHards q tie Methodist
Episcopal Church we're elected &on-
day evening Tie new officials are
Eor tae uext gear and are: d.. W. L
Reed. W. y. Fry. J. 6 Laksnzn
G. 4 Bast. A X Lpek5s. Jno W..
acWe}. John Lars Z 2. Kunkel.
z r. EElios1, L p Ketter. T. r
B-uce. z s. c. MiIsr. P A. ST.
yrzn. Dr. Pred GrtffE T. J.
hates. Geo Dzaczn. " r Kezth
N ". r. Mcwlisus. joan Beal.
: q Emmoas and y. c Haskell
Mrs. Frank PEumEsr and aaash-
Ter. Miss Nary. Of springhel6. no
departed for tbesr home Tassdzy-
Mrs Plummer braaght the body Of
her husband to Mexico fo- burial on
Monday, ard while here she znd her
daughter were AZ the home q Mrs
". X Potts Their many Mexico
friends erts8d sincere sympathy to
them IL theE Bereavement
The Christlaa EaSezvor sccsesy en-
5oyed a meeting Sunday afternoon
al Colonial Hi, the country hone Of
Mr. and Hrs ] T. Johnson
Oscar Collins ard wife. Of CaHfor-
MA, are visiting friends and reAa'
tsTeH in Mexico
The eFen-year-o.d daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Forsyth, for
merry q Mexico. died a. Glen
wood, No. Saturday.
LEG Iianley is in Nevada attend
ing the National Gusrd e~ncampment
s marriage Hcense has leen Is
sued 10 Walter c, Myers. Of Harris
burg. No. and Mss Cora salmon. Of
Cslwcod, No.
Born. TO Jos. Canterbury and
wife. August p. a daughter
Bora to Rafus Jackson and wife.
Arg -. a daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Blowers and baby Of
ST Joseph, are visiting Mrs. Blow.
crs rarenis. y c. Gamble and
wits.
The proercssiFeComntereial Ciul
Of Columbia IS already preparing
plans for the celebration in October
al me opening a the Central Gross
State Highway. The Columbia pa
pers already announce work having
started on this route.
Anderson GIBBS. Of Cape Girardeau
No, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. R. Gibbs. Anderson hai
a position IA a large department
store IN Cape Girardeau
FOR sALE-wood, on the D. G
ms Farm. cut in 5 foot lengths
ouite a lot Of tree tops given avail
TO be elsaEcd up Joe considine
Thompson. No. 2I5 cod Ct w
Lewis Trlmble. who is in tbS
real estate business in Muskogee
( Okla, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Trimble. Of neal
Molino. Marques Wallace. a form
er eolegelnate Ok Mr.. TrimbIe a
Westminster College. was his guest
az Molino Monday
Ed Kombrink and family OF Kan
sas City are visiting Mexico friends
Otis Hudson and family Of Curry
vile, are here to attend the Fair
Roy Wayne Is in Bonnie Terre,
No, painting
y T. o family are
nome froui an where
they visited relatives
Curtis Cauthorn. son Of X. H
C~authorn, Of this city, is going to
Colorado, where he viii be employed
in a large commercial establishment
Young Cauthorn is a first-elass bus
mess man and viii make good.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. c. W
FMtlner. Aug. 10. a SOL.
Mrs. r. s Wilson and family arc
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. +. p. Van
Ness Their many friends viii be
glad to know that they have re-
turned to Mexico to reside perma.
nently.
~Laddonia, No, Aug. %.
The eyangelistic greetings being
conducted at this place By Rev. w.
T. Brooks of Indiana and Samuel
Lewis, the Welsh tenor, are draw
ing the ;sigest crowds in the history
Of religious services Of the town
There have been over thirty aces