Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
COUNTY NEWS.

from visit to Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Putman, Of
Paris, are guests of Mexico friends.
Mrs. ]. B. Woolery is recovering
from a severe attack Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. T. M. Greenwood, of Martins
burg, recently visited in this city.
Mr.. Thomas, the druggist at Aux
vasse, was in this city Thursday.
| Mrs. Al Self, Of Laddonia, has
been at the bedside of her grand
mother, Mrs. Emily Dill
| Mrs. Fannie Kemp and little daugh-
tier. Addie May, have been visiting in
Farber.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. p Key are home
from Ell Reno, Okla, where they Wis
ited their daughter, Mrs. j. C. shriv
Ter.
| Tom Bruce departed Tuesday for
lArtesia, N. NJ, to be gone several
lweeks. Tom is taking his vacation.
| G. w. Miller and wife are guests
of friends in Davenport, la.
| Mrs. Sam Neely, of this city. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Wallace, near MadisonNille.
Harry Bartels, of Blue Earth, MINI
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M.
Bartels,
| MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Frank WillOe, of st. Peters, and
Miss Mary Ingleman. of MrtinsbTg
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Price are the
proud parents OF a fine daughter,
born Jan. 10.
The A. N. Head farm, of 1856 acres,
was sold under deed Of trust to II.
p Warden. Friday. Tor $6.200-
Claude Shobe departed Friday for
his home In Essex, Mo-, after "a
visit with his uncle, J. II. Lane.
Miss Sylvia Steppleman is home
from Chaunois. Mo. where she attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henderson. of
North Galloway. are the proud par
,AHs ~ any 'e" po1N A' ~
aA' :,
Mrs. William johnson and daueh-
Iter, MISS Inez, ana MRS. SARAH I1eim,
OF Benton City, are guests Of Mrs.
A. Guy and wife, formerly of this
city, have released the VandaEa Ho-
tel for another year, paying $50 a
month
Henry Klekamp has been called to
Kansas City, to the bedside of |
his son, Louis Klekamp.
N'ss. hsarnes' oa el's c''y' "no
iosl nis iee wa q lasirosu siocSoeml IN
leAaS seseiai weeks aeo' Us s'''il in
'he 1iospftai al tDiliAHs' leAas'
Mrs Georee M Haskell who has |
been very m for several days is |
u
unougnt 70 De some improved one
Is suffering trm grip ana pnoiicnleas'
Mrs f,iaro Norton ~ carrollton
| III e the quest of Mr. and Mrs
caorga C,arl[ ON n Ilhertv street
Mrs co,,tor. Johnson NJ n 81 I.onts
u a,so o,,o.st ~ tha c,or.l, hon,e
Geo. Clark, the popular r. F. ID.
ana sars -. nas .oI.o,,t ,,,oro taots,
thon ~ had sivtv yoars 100 NAV
no havo n,o,,u ,,,oro bornr hi,,tl,d ,davs,
DR.. M. E. CRAWFORD
ILL AT CAMDEN.
vaughn Crawford, OF this city, re-
ceived a telegram from his mother,
Mrs. NJ. e. Crawford, of Camden,
Mo-, that his father, DR.. Crawford.
was quite ill. Vaughn will so to
Camden tonight. He will be ac-
companied by DIR. Fred Griffin. DR.
A'u " @UAAessns' " sH0 eip'
w. E. Grubb, whiting the Laddonia
Herald from Corning, Ark, says:
/ shot with the gun club here Sat
urday and broke 1876 out of 140. On
Thursday l shot at Cape Girarde eau,
Mo-, breaking 40 out of so. 1 guess 1
will be i'm good condition for tie
Sunny South Handicap at Houston,
Tex, Jan. 23 to 49,"
of Laddonia, has some very old doc
uments. He has letter written i'm |
1928 by his great grandmother to
brother i'm Virginia. She wanted to
sell some land she had in that state
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