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New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
Oakland Club Elects Directors
and Makes Plans for Season.

~ the annual meeting or the Oakland
Golf club at Delmonico's yesterday ar-
ternoon five directors to serve two years
were elected. They were }. V. Davis. ".
Stuart Brown. Lott Z. Malone. Robert H.
T. Elliott and Andrew Shland
The report Of g. i. Shearor. tho trcasur-
or. showed a cash balance on hand OF
81 .iG 81. despite the fact that more than
$1,000 had been expended during 1910 Tor
an extension 10 tho clubhouse.
There was a favorable vote on the lease
for five years by tho Oakland Coli CLUB
from the Oakland cab Company along
lines decided upon at the last meeting OF
the directors. in order 10 raise tho money
stock has been issued. the shares having a
mar value of so This Is being sold 10 the
club members, who by the purchase become
members Of the holding company. 40
.,..,nbcr may subscribe for less than i've
.larcs. which bear Interest ~ per cent.
About l25 of the go members have Pur-
chased stock.
Rumor has II that this years tri-city
match for the Lesley cup i'm all probability
W!l! be iFlG lil' IdEi WIN IA - NV iii.''.
AZ II &c New York's turn to handle this
attraction it means tha; another important
even, will bc crowded into an always popu-
lar month with golfers. The schedule al
ready calls for the intercollegiate tourna- To-
ment at Baltusrol. September to 2. the
national amateur nj Apawamis. September
II 10 Is. and the seventh annual seniors
tournament. also at Apawamis, September
y and 2S.
AS the tri-city requires only two days 10
run off. il would be possible 10 hold this
compoti,ion Immediately following the
seniors. Just where the inter-cily VIII be
decided seems largely matter of con
lecture AT present. When iu this district II
generally takes place ~ Garden city Thcr"
arc many other good courses. however So
that il may he found advisabl" I" select
somo hitherto untriod green. tn" territory
Of tho Metropolitan Golf Association om-
braces all ~ Long island consequently III"
national course near Shinnecock Iiiils
would be eligible In tli' way In" cream Of
tho Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and
amateurs would have e chance
10 try out tho ideal links.
Ability 10 play golf we'll seems 10 run in
tho HYDE family. of Brooklyn. only short
timo ago Mis- Lillian l.. ~ Dc. tho metro
roliian tiilc holder. won tho Florida
woincns championship ~ Palm Beach, de
feafiug her rirtcr m the hnal round \
= eek later James Il GIyd". "a brother ~
Lillian pon tho mems titlo of Florida Al
though ,omcnrat oufuumbcrcd u, th"
ToVncs familr it O. eafo to say th2t th"
HYDE. OF EIoot>n. "rc running close
second to The riusbuS clan.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

not accepted seriously among the boxing
.fans" in this city. As one said: TOO
much money in sight" and that appears to
be The answer.
Freddie Welsh. eX-cbaGpiou lightweight
of Great Britain. wiz arrive in America on
the Cnard liner LuSi;a1ia. which is OK
pccted 20 dock tonight Welsh Will be
matched II meet "PaT Moore. the "phla-
dclphia Phantom. i'm ten-round bout az
the National Sporting club Of America. i1
The near future. ir Tom O'Rourkc cai.i
out his plans.
There will be no lack OF boxing tonight.
as in addition to the Jeanette Barry bout
al the National four other clubs have ar
ranged programmes. Leach Cross and Joe
Bcdel will clash in tho main bout at the
Whirlwind Athletic club OF Brooklyn:
Harry Ferns and frankie Madden will face
each other at the Long Acre Club Johnny
Moran and Battling" Marshall will bc the
chief attraction at tho W"ndoyer Athletic
Club Of Tho Bronx. while Young Hickey
and Anthony Pope viii entertain the mem
hcrs Of the Metropolitan Athletic club.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Colts ...............,0 81 l. /
Regulars ............O 0-3 6 =
Two base hits Becker. i.ush. Schei Three
t9se hits-FullertOn. Home run-Devin Bat
teres-Raymond. D.ucke. Rudolph. Schel and
Hartley for regulars jenkins. Ames. Wilson
and Gowly for colts Cmpires-McGraw and
Latham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
CANT.

News Is scarce this week on ac
count of the bad weather keeping
every one indoors.
The condition of Chas. Sellers
who is quite sick with pneumonia
10 better this (Tuesday) morning
We hope he will soon be ont Of dan
ger.
j. w. McCammon was In Mexico
Saturday having the plan drawn fol-
his new house. Jas. Watts will
do the work.
Taylor Squires and wife gave the
young folks a party Saturday night.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
Asa Gallop, Hail Jones and Ike
Wilson were initiated into the mys-
telies Of Woodcraft Saturday night.
Bro. Helser will give an Illustrated
lecture at Salt River Church Thurs
day night, Jan. 10, for the benefit
os the church. Everyone invited to
be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

Mrs May Green, Of Columbia, No.
spent last Saturday ana Sunday Wis
iiing friends in Rush Hin.
3. =. carnes Is selling fruit trees
for the Stark Nursery.
The slipping. sliding and falling or
The Ice reminds us OF the young
man who wished to take a spin
IN a flying machine. He asked the
proprietor Of the machine TO send
one of his experts TO teach him. No,
the man said, our last man fell yes
terday. WAS he hurt much?" q
don't know. You know the human
body scatters so.
c. E. Casper shipped one load oi
fat cattle to St. Louis market Mon
day eTening.
Louis Smith shipped two loads Cd
Fat hogs to st. Louis Monday.
Squire Hardy Doolin and wife are
both laid up with lagripppe.
DR.. Ed. Cornett is erecting 9
large barn on his little farm JUS
west of town.
William DooiiE, OF the firm Of
Doolin & Woodward, transacted bus
iness in Mexico Monday.
Beauregard Underwood left Rusf
Hin Tuesday morning. bound for
Florida, being informed that car.
penters get from $3.50 to $500 per
day as emigration is heavy into the
Land OF Flowers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
NORTH AupRAlN.

Miss Mallie Crawford is visiting
near Auxvasse-
Harry Householder. Jr., has re-
turned from Sedalia.
Mrs. Wallace Dowell is visiting her
mother IN Kansas.
Willie Workman win have a public
sale Of his live stock and farming
implements some time soon. He has
purchased a farm in Ohio where he
viii move about the first of March.
H. L. Berrey purchased about 1900
bu. Of corn from Earl Carter at 35c
per bu.
Milt Householder bought good
calf from Jerry Jones at $3.50.
John Blum has returned from Kan
sas City where he purchased A head
Of 105o7pound steers at $3.50 per
cwt.
Taylor Berrey sold MiIt House
holder 16 head Of s0Spomd cattle
at $500 per cwt.
MiIt Householder sold to Patterson
& vivion five head of mules for
$3.50.
Albert Burgess sold to Jas. Chap
man a span Of year old mules for
$3.50.
Albert Burgess sold to John Bur-
gess a span Of mules for s3OS.
Geo. Miller sold to D. M. Slonaker
IA 250-pound hogs at s7.75 per cwt.
d. NJ. slonaker shipped a load of
hogs to St Louis Tuesday night.
Milt Householder sold his span of
gray mules for s575.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
MARTINseuRe.

The wedding VI Bernard Vomund
and Miss Celia Fennewald was sol.
emnized at st. Joseph's church on
Jan. IS, 1911, at 8 a. m. by Rev.
Father Haar. The attendants were
Elmer Vomund, brother of the groom
and Miss Mary FenneNa1d, sister OF
the Oride. The bride Is of the bru-
Dette type and looked beautiful In
white satin and lace, made en- train,
high neck and long sleeves and car
ried bouquet Of white carnations.
The attendant, Miss Mary Fennewald,
appeared most effectively gowned in
white crepe with bobbinet bands, a
white picture hat and carried a
bouquet of pink carnations. The
bride Is the charming daughter of
Adolph Fennewah and wife, and is
very popular with her many
friends. The groom wore the con-
ventional black and is the SON of F.
x. Vomund and wife and numbers his
friends, not only at home. but is
very popular with the business men
between Kansas City and st. Louis.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the bride
a. 10 a. M, also at s o. m, after
which the bridal party and young
friends retired to the Hall and
spent several hours tripping the
light fantastic toe" Mr.. and
Mrs. Vomund will reside on the
groom's farm east of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
READ THIS
All Who Suffer from catarrh, sor'
Throat or Colds.

All Who Suffer from cataFrh, sor'
Throat or Colds.
Millions of people throughout Amer
lea have breathed HYoMEI pro
nounce 1t High-o-me-and now owl
a HYoMEI inhaler made Of hard rub
Der.
If you own a HYOMEI Inhaler
nc matter where you live, you can
ge. bottle OF HY0NIEI at druggists
every where and at obis Purdy for
only SOC.
Ask for an extra bottle of HYoME
Inhaler; it Is only SOC and with I
you can cure cough or a cold in a
day.
You can get relief from eatarrh OF
stuffed up head in two minutes and
stop hawking aud snIifing in a
week
Just pour a few drops of HYOMEl
into The inhaler and breathe it in
that's all.
It's so easy and so pleasant and
so much more desirable than swal.
lowing nauseating drugs. Breathe Hy
omei over the inflamed membrane Of
the nose and throat and its sooth-
ing, healing action will be felt imme
diately.
II you have not a HYOMEI Inhal
er, get a complete HYOMEI outfit al
once. This only costs s1.O0, and
with 1t comes HYOMEI Inhaler
that will last a lifetime and ought
to be in every family. For free
sample Of HYoMEI write Booths Hy
omei Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
LIBERTY.

MartilMs Barnes has been unable
TO attend school the past week On
account Of sickness.
Miss Blanche White spent Thurs
day night with Miss Lena Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Dyer visltet
Wiley ADKINS Rnd family last Sun
day.
Mrs. Tom Hamilto.i entertained Je
ter English and wife at supper On
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Henry Kunkel, who has beer
IL several weeks, rs improving SLOW
ly
Mrs. Frank James and grand
daughter returned home Saturday, af
ter visiting the formers sistel
in Columbia during the past few
days.
Champ Lake, of Laddonia, is Wis
iting his uncle, B. f. Adams.
Jeter English and Tom Hamilton
made business trip to CallawaJ
county last week.
Born to Carl Underwood and
wife, a daughter.
Mrs. Rayenscraft and family spent
Sunday with Dan Myers and family.
Mrs. Edwards and sons took birth
day dinner Thursday with Mrs
Fannie Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

wm- Rush, ~ shss place. lsst for
fosa lset Monday 20 visit his SIS
Ter.
asp. 7. A. Moaiey Is on the ssOA
Ast thia Week.
Glen Linn. phslo playing with a
dynamite cap. unthouehsedly put It
en- fhe stove. ana It exploded and
blew of two Of his fingers. He
IS settling along 1scely now.
Roy PurTis ana vito visited home
folla last Sunday.
The ynnng fonks enjoyed a skating
party last Thursday night
J. +. Falrbain of Perry visited J.
8. Henderson last Saturday.
JB stephens made business trl
70 Quincy iast week.
Mrs. PHILIP Quisenberry died last
Tuesday eyening, after long illness
She was good woman IN every re
spect She was a member of the
christian church. she leaves foul
children and a host Of friends tS
mourn her death. We extend ow
sympathy TO the bereaved ones.
Miss Lnia Wilson who has been n
Il much better
Pearl FalrbRiR made a business trt
TO Perry last Monday.
Prof John L. Carter, Of Paris. Wis
tied the surrounding schools lasi
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
YouNes CREEK

The first sleet of the year fell
last Thursday night and is breaking
down great many fruit trees and
Eshade trees.
Most every family i'm this commun
ity has grip and colds, but no serious
Illness, ann glad to state.
Good many farmers on the CneeR
are going TO feed butcher stuff. VIII
name a few: John Mundy, T. Boul
ware and VIM. Asbury. VIM. DoweI
Milt Householder is also feeding a
bunch. John Sharp is feeding I
car loads.
We are sorry to learn that we
are soon TO lose our telephone oper-
TOR at Molino.
Mrs. Eta Blum visited her uncle,
hr. Settle last week.
John Blum brought in lot of
feeding cattle from Kansas City last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey English Of
Callao Mo, are visiting at Mrs. Liz
zie Ellis and Clyde Ellis.
Two Of our hustling farmers at
tended the farmers school at Co
lumbia last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
'9NIL35W .sa3HoV5t
7OOHOS dIHSON5IA !

lOO7Jo dI1SQN5lG5 .
The Programme Of the Teachers
Meeting to be held at Friendship
School house on Saturday, Jan. 81,
I1911.
9:30-Programme by Friendship
10:O0-Reading Circle Session.
l0:S0-Some Needs and Methods
of Improving Our Country Schools.
Misses Frances Sappington, Bessie
Hartley. Bette Harshbarger and
Mayme Swackhomer.
1l:00-County Graduation, Its Ad.
yantages and Disadvantages. Misses
Mary Morrison and Mary Harrington.
11;SO-The Recitation and the As.
signment, ]. L. Shobe.
DINNER.
i:30-IllustratiRe Lesson in Read.
ing, Mrs. Minnie Forbes.
2:00-General Discussion of Teach.
ing Of Reading.
2:l5--The Relation that Should
Exist Between Parents and Teach
eas. Misses Janette R. White, Edna
L. Turner, Martha Moorhead, Mrs.
Lizzie Robinson, Messrs. ]. w. Ma.
han, Emmett Huff. James H. Harris,
Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs. William John
son.
300 Our Obligations to the
Young, J. L. Shobe. Query Box.
ADJOURNMENT.
Pupils teachers and patrons are
urged to attend this Meeting. Teach.
ers, bring some Of the work of
your pupils, such as maps, note
books, compositions and so forth,
with you that others may see the
good work being done. Everybody
welcome. Come and help make the
meeting success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
WESTERN AupRAIN.

W. H. Pollard has bought 75l
barrels of 40ccorn.
born, to the wife cf Geo. Swet
man, g'l
Mrs. Mollie Lyon has returned Il
her home near Haa..;irg, after {
weeks visit with Jas. Irane ana
family. Is,
N. r. owings was called to Can
ton last week, TO see his son. Steve
who ds very i'll.
The Misses Harris OF Moherll
have been guests Of Mis-
Maggie Dawson.
Rev. Wright has been chosen pas
tor Of Middle Grove church for tht
coming year.
Lumber Is being sawed for ths
new store buildings at the Grove.
Curtis Winn and sister, Eva, have
returned from a visit near Halls
vile.
Charles Tribble, formerly of neaa
Centraiia, and Miss Anne Proctor
we're married last week.
w. H. Pollard has bought 80 hogs
for &c TO go in April. He got 8
from L. Jennings last week de.
hvered for &c.
Mr. Hit, teacher at Edwards
School, has resigned to accept a
position in Moberly.
7. B. Robinson d elivered a work
mule to Lee Green for s175.
Miss Nettie Mallory is attending
school in Columbia.
The ]. c. Nichols sale was well
attended. Stock sold well.
Miss Opal Forrest has returned to
Fayette after a visit with home
folks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

Rev. ]. @. Bell filled his regular
tppcintnent ut Maple Grove church
Sunday. but on the account Of the
uniAsorable weather there was no
preaching Sunday night.
Clark and Miss Sophia Yager spent
Sunday with their uncle, Arthur va
ger, and family.
c. Z. Keithley went to centraiia
after load q goods Monday.
DR.. Collier reports the arylval Of
son at the home q Harry Vaughn
and wife Monday.
There Is considerable sickness all
ever the country at present, and II
the weather continues. there will be
lots more. Dr. Collier is on the go
most Of his tame
Pha Roberts. our village blacksmith
was kept tolgable busy for the past
week.
Tuesday night was very unfa, Or.
0able night for the entertainment at
Antioch Church and it was called
off.
Ross vanlandhgham sold Kirk
Rowe yearling steers for $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
Stock and y
~ Farm News

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Payne & Becker Private Wire.
Natl stock Yards, E. St. LOUIS
Chicago
HOGS
Receipts. s7OOO, 20 10 up. Top
$40.
Cattle and sheep. steady.
St. Louis
HOGS
Receipts, 1000. Market . to lO'
higher.
Mixed and butchers. 7.eo to S-2V
Good heavy. sos to $40.
Rough, 100 to 7.9o.
Light. 700 to SIS.
CATTLE
Receipts, $500. Market steady,
SHEEP
Receipts, $4,000. Market strong
wHEA~ WIFE CORN
NAV Io1 IA May, so is
July, 81 Is July, .el 10
Sent 95t-S Sept, 81 ~
OARS PORK
May. "a 142 Jan, s2O.45
Sent .s4 4l.2 May, $1S.S7
Sept. .3S SIS July slS'4o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

Grandma Staples was visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Staples this week
Jas. Wilson was cleaning a well
for J. s. Harvey Wednesday.
Miss Ola Watts has returned
home after an enjoyable visit with
her sister, Mrs. Geo Byars.
Quite a number of this vicinity
attended the party at Mr.. J. v. Mil
Ter Of Sun Rise last week. An re-
port a good time.
Ben Adams was visiting relatives
near Laddonia last week.
J. Newman butchered hogs last
Tuesday.
John Lyle has rented the Jim
Hall farm for the year 1911.
Those on Ne sick list are conval.
escent. ~
Rev. J. D. Greer Of Mexico s''ed
bis appointment at New Hope last
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

The Eleet did much damage t.
fruit and shade trees. also put many
out of business.
Willie Richardson, of Vernon CO
IS here looking for a location.
Many cases Of grip are repor1 *
ON the Branch.
Mrs. Paul Cauthorn visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Sharp. Of Soutf
Mexico several days last week.
Born, 10 Leb Dye and wife. Jan
2, a daughter.
John Cawthorn. rural carrier on
route ?, win move to MolIno shortly
Mr. Lowery Of Long Branch viii oc
cupy his farm.
Tay or Berry, ]. Z. Mundy and
John Ellis were at Columbia last
fwrrf9. s-..-i44sal.a-a
Mr.. and Mrs. English Of Callae
are guests OF Mrs. Lizzie Enis.
Homer Mundy has accepted a DO
sition at The National stock Yards,
H. st. Louis
Mlas Lucy Lewis win teach the
spring term at Berea school.
Darnellis woodsaw is at work in
this vicinity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
10 YEARS AGO.

Lewis Rudasil, of Vinita, Ind. Ter.
and Miss Addie Mundy, of near Mo
limo, were married.
Ed. Roberts, while returning to
Mexico from Indiana, was severely
hurt in railroad wreck.
G. R. Lupton, while driving in the
county, was slightly injured by a
limb of a tree falling on him. The
tree was overweighted with ice.
John Freeman, Of Laddonia. was
building barn for ]. L. Hlxon,
near Wesley Chapel.
Mrs. Ancrete Shell died at her
home 1-2 miles west of Mexico.
Mrs. Lehman. S. Hopkins, As years
old, died at her home A miles north
west Of Mexico.
Mrs. Amanda WiIlingham. aged rs
years, died at home north of Mexico.
Mrs. Richard Mullins, Of neaar Ben
ton City, died.
The remains of Mrs. Jas. T. Mil.
ier' OF Monticello, ILL.,, were inferred
in this city.
Ernest CAN'T, of Mexico. was
Claim agent for the Kansas City
and Southern railroad out of Kansas
City.
James McClannahan died of con.
sumption at his home in this city.
MT McChnnahan was SO years old
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
THOMPSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Householdei
went to Columbia Tuesday.
Frank Wales. who formerly clerk
ed In Mexico, Is now clerizing fol
Ed. Pearl at this place.
Mrs. Robert Skinner is on the sick
list this week.
W. T. Dawson, of Fulton, was here
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Frank Pearl Of Mexico visit
ed Ed. Pearl, of this place Tues.
day.
DIR. and Mrs Jordan were shop
ping in Mexico Monday.
Ed. Crawford's baby, who has
been seriously III, Is some better at
this writing.
Mr.. Nails daughter has been quite
sick the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cole.
man on Monday Jan. IS, daughter.
The Hazel Telephone line into the
Mexico Central has been repaired
with new poles, aud service is now
much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

John Wallace, brother Of Rev. A. A
Wallace, Of Mexico, died at lnde'
pendence. Mo.
]. B. Owen of Mexico Travelled for
the D. G. Byans & Co. wholesale
house Of st. Louis.
The following were granted mar
riage licenses: John T. Wayne and
Miss Florence R. Patrick; j. g
Clark and Miss Lena Summers.
Uncle Abe Tinsley. of near rhomp
son was visiting in Kentucky.
Dr.. G. A. Rothwell was attending
the Missouri Medical College in st
Louis.
Mitchell White, son Of Mr.. ant
Mns. r. NJ. White, was i'll of dipthe
ria.
Fielden t. Byrns. living mile
west Of Mexico, became insane am
cut his wlfe's throat. also his own
Mrs. Bylns only lived a few hours
Mr.. BTns was not expected TO live
Mrs. William Pasqueth died Il
this city after a short illness
neuralgia OF the stomach,
Joseh Bomar, Of Bates county
and Miss Watts, OF Audraln, wer
married.
Mrs. J. II. Hardesty, who live
miles northeast Of Mextco, died
She was the mother OF Mrs. ], p
Dobyns, Of Mexico.
James w. Trtmble, Of near SAINT
Fe, died Of heart trouble.
Louis Boeger and Miss Minni
Fishbeok we're married at the Gea
man Evangelical Church in thl
city.
Mrs. VIM. oreasey, who lived ives
Of Mexico, died OF inflamatory rheu
matism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
MoLINo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Cauthorn at
tended the Murphy -Bridgford wed
ding which took place at the Ioune
Of the bride near Paris, Wednesday,
evening at O'Clock. Miss Murphy
and MIR. Brddgford have visited MFR.
and Mrs. Canthorn recently, and are
wen remembered in the vicinity. We
join their friends IN extending con
sratuhtions.
Dick Greed has rented one of Leb
Dyes farms for the coming year.
Clyde Marshall and wife OF Mex.
leo have moved 10 Or. French
Woods farm, known as the Dave
Williams place.
John Heizer and wife attended the
funeral and burying Of the latter's
cousin. Mrs. Philip Quisenberry al
Santa Fe Thursday.
Pate Cauthom bought a cow from
Joe Mongler Saturday, also bought
some cattle nom Peyton Elliott on
Thursday.
Mrs. aIon Heller is improving.
Porter Cauthorn and wife were
guests Of John cowhepd and family
near Santa Fe. Sunday and Monday.
Aunt Sallier Morris, mother o.
Mrs. Lee Brown. Is very Gil 0f Ia
grippe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
RoWENA.

Several from here attended tht
Swartsendruber sale Wednesday anG
although there was large crowd
some OF the stock sold very low.
C. e. Keithley bought the farm
on Saturday from Mr.. swartsendrub
er. Price unknown.
On the account of some special
business, the Odd Fellows Lodge
was detained until very late hour
Thursday might.
Howard Bailey was out here on
Thursday n an auto buying mules.
He bougtt head Of work mules
from ], w Walker for 1926.
The recent s'eet has played havoc
with the switchboard and most all
the lines runn.rg in here. The pole
that holds all the wires is down.
Mrs. Emma Campbell Is spendlag
the week with Arthur wager and fam.
lily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19
in. IN ann III llrara
Ann Thtu lllrrk..
30 YEARS AGO.

~. r,,,ng near Laddonla. ac.
-,s-,,a,,,, opt his Vttie boy with an
ciueii'SIy ~ 'sonrlne wood. The child
AK W. W. ~ ,nturlea
p'eu n'"A ..,,. ware home
o'ioe niu"
from cnso'%o' ,a.,,, q,
Miss sallIe hammer an
Hardin oohese was .ss..- piob.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-19

Miss kathryn McKean, daughter .,
Mrs. Nancy A. AicKean, was married
At her mothers home at high noon
Monday. to y. H. Thomas. a prom.
inent young business man Of ANY.
vase. They departed for their new
home Immediately after The eere.
mony.
The ceremony WAS a quiet affair
only Immediate members Of the fam.
lily being in attendance. The Rev
W. A. shulienberger officlated. Mrs
Thomas is one Of Mexico's finest
young women, with hots 81 warm
and loTang friends. Mr.. Thomas
who Is a prominent citizen In Aux.
vase nedghborhood, Is wen liked bv
all who know him. The bridegroom
had handsome cottage all fur.
nished awaiting Its bride. The Led.
ger joins friends in extending con.
gratulations and best wishes.
The engagement of Miss Ruby
Richie. eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Ritchie, Of this city, to
S. NJ. Sharp. Of the Mexico Savings
Bank, was announced by, the BRIDE
toIbe Saturday afternoon to few
friends. The wedding is to be In
February, though the date has not
been announced.
Miss Richie Is one of Mexicois
most charming and accomplished
daughters who is most popular with
all who know her. Mr.. Sharp is a
son of MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Sharp and
. young man Of sterling worth and
fine business ability. Both young
people are members Of very promi.
nent families here.
The Ledger joins friends In ex.
tending congratulations in advance
and wishing them much happiness.
Miss Edna Duncan, formerly of
this city, the charming daughter Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thwston Duncan. Of
Denver. Colo, was married Saturday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock at the home
Of her parents In Denver to Hubert
lR Digs, formerly Of Bowling Green
new connected with the Denver First
National Bank.
Mrs Diggs Is a former Hardin
College girl and young woman
with many devoted friends here
Her Grandmother, Mrs, s. +. crig
Ter, 2esIdes in this city. The
bridegroom Is a startling young man
and well liked by all who know him
The Ledger joins friends IN extend
Ing congratulations and extending
best wishes. The Rev, W. u. Tyler,
Of the Christian Church, was the Of.
fi9iagiue minister.