Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
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Miss Elizabeth Price who spent the
summer with friends In Kentucky Is
home.
Mrs. Harry Gibbs has returned
home from a visit in Marshall.
Miss Pearl Head. a former Hardin
College student. will arrive soon
from Oklahoma to be the guest 6
Miss Dorothy Deane.
Miss Clara stern Of Kansas CITY
visited Miss Leila wInans this
week.
Miss Katherine Garrett of st,
Louis is visiting relatives In this
city.
Miss Julia chinn of vandalia Is
the guest Of Mrs. James GalIaher.
Mrs. w. w. Bland of vandalia and
Mrs. Jack Rice. of Seattle, Wash.
win also be with Mrs. GaIIaher dur.
ing the chautauqua.
Mrs. j.. ozios ana daughter, of
Eaton. Ohio. Mrs. II. d. Atterbury.
Of Madison. Mo-. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Rodgers. also Of Madison,
were guests Of X. B. wllkerson Fair
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Wilkerson are
home from a two months visit to
Santa Fe.
Miss Esther Houston leaves We'd
nesday for Endicott, Washington,
where she has a position in a school.
Miss Frances Mason is home from
Huronia Beach.
Miss Ruth Cleveland, of Love
street, entertained the o. o. Els and
the visiting boys and girls Friday
evening.
Miss Dora Surber is in town visit
ing relatives and old friends.
Mrs. English of st. Louis left
for Kansas City Monday after a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Chas. Arm
old. ss
Mrs. Arson Wagar of Gregory, S.
D., is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. sallee.
Mrs. Bette Blythe is home from
Hardin Mont, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ethan Howell.
Miss Alta Richie is home after a
weeks stay in Kirkwood.
Misses Grace aud Mary McIntire,
Of st, Louis, are here for the Chau-
tauqua.
The Misses Hopkins are domiciled
fol- the winter at the home of their
sister. Mrs. Charles Harrison, on
West Boulevard.
Mrs. Joseph Smith of South Clark
avenue entertained Thursday In hon
or of her motheR, Mrs. Refs, of st.
Louis. The time spent in sewing
and chatting passed all too quickly.
A lunch at five o'clock completed tn
afternoons pleasure,
Miss Ethel Thornburg gave a
pleasant picnic at Sunrise Park on
Monday In honor OF her guests the
Misses Tivott. OF stanberry.
Fifteen couples enjoyed a dance
at Colonial Hall Wednesday evening.
The Italians furnished the music,
twenty-five young people assem-
bled at the home of S. p. Carter on
Thursday evening and had a %pleasan
time together.
Twenty-Five young people assem-
Lied at the home of s. p. Carter
Thursday evening and had u pleasant
time together.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Elliott, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dan
Cauthorn. leaves soon for her home
In Garnet, Kansas.
Mrs. Howard Basket has returned
to st. Louis after a pleasant visit
with friends.
Mrs. Cecil Basket. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Theodore Will
liams, left Saturday for st. Louis.
Mrs. II. e. Truck, Eldone, Rachael
and Aubrey Truck left Friday after
an enjoyable visit with their many
friends.
Mrs. Eva Griffith of Chicago is
the guest of her sisters, MesdameS
Charles Buckner and Frank Kelso.
Miss Mary Montague has returned
10 Mexico after a months outing IN
Wa-pa-ko-ne-pa, Ohio.
Mrs. l. NJ. Richards visited IL
MONTGOMERY City a few days thu
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Threlkel'
lchaperoned a party Of campers a
Ferris cabin this past week. Al
The lows of camp life were indulge
In not only by the campers but mar
of their friends. Those who spen
the entire week, besides the char
I%erons were Misses Dorothy Worrel
Ruth Jesse, Kate Ferris, Threlkeb
land MIR. #. r, Jesse.
Mrs. George Walker of st. Lou
returned to her home this week
Mrs. Louis Mcbride of Moberl
lis visiting her parents, Mr. ana MT
Robert Cauthorn.
Misses Ida and Benson Bolts al
:. home from the North.
- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Griffee a
home from Colorado.
Miss Mary Buckley has returi'