Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-17
COUNTY NEWS

COUNTY NEWS
poru 10 Mr.. aud Mrs Lee By-
bee, Monday, a fine s'pound daughter
Naar,v two hundred tickets to the
uvnoIs state Fair at Springfield were
so,a nere wednesday. Tom Marshall
ayen, for the Chicago & Alton here
MA wednesday afternoon that onei
hundred. and ninety tickets had been
sod. .
An extra train of five coaches
came in on the Jefferson City Drahoh
d, $50 o'clock wednesday mornhns'
Every coach was well loaded.
nush Atchison departed on Thurs
dav afternoon for Tuscon. Ariz.. 70
vIs,t his uncle, o. +. Rouse and we,
cush Is going West with a view OF 10
eating. He is one of Mexico's bright
4, vonng men OF integrity and abi-
nv. and viii make good in anything
ne NAV undertake. The Ledger joins
h,s manv friends in wishing him sue
eess in his endeavors-
A marriage license was issuea on
Thursday to Henry Kemp and miss
! Helen underwood, both Of Auxyasse'
Mrs. Geo. Brock is the guest o
her sister, Mrs. Shea, in Cape VI
/. rardeau. Before returning home MI
Brock will visit in st. Louis.
For a good many years October Az
has been a gala day for Mrs. Tina
lThrelkeld of Mexico. and Mrs. 10
N Craig of Galloway Station. The
celebrate this day together, no ma
ter how far they travel, because the
oe both first saw the light Of day Q
Of this date. Last Friday the event wa
n celebrated in Mexico, at the hon
by of Mrs. Threlkeld. We had the pie
IS ure Of being present sand spent
nd most delightful hour with them. v
concluded they had passed abo
Of So summers, they looked SO young
i'd but were informed that forty-fi'
a mile-stones had been passed on y
nd highway Of life. Mr.. and Mrs. Thr'
he, keld have a beautiful new home
'er East Love street, and have two swt
Wy girls. We certainly were glad to
be with them on this occasion. The ne
celebration will be with Mrs. Ora
the at Galloway station.-Auxvasse !
ald view.
UNI Monroe City spent $500 for
airs, 16O0.foot we'll only ! discover I
mineral matter in the water ma
1t useless.
owe The coal fields around Paris, N
Of are being investigated and U
by may later be developed.
End, Mrs. William Porawsh is hons
lme from Rochester, Mimi. very much
proved in health.
seal, Edgar Threlkeld has bought OF
in A, Morrow, the latter's real est
business. Mr.. Morrow is arrans
to leave Mexico.
Prof. Pryor intends enlarging
lrt. Mcmillan Band of IA pieces to
with students from the grade scho
lie. Prof. Graf is leading the Band
Can the organization Will shortly Civ
concert in a local theatre. Next $
mer it is expected that arrangem'
/. will be made to give concerts Q
a week.
is Mrs. r. E. Elliott is visiting
Mis- daughter, Mrs. Harry Goodman
Ioun Holton, Kansas. Mrs. Stiles, Of
cago. accompanied her. After
visit of a few weeks in Kan
they win go to Des Moinesu K
for a visit. thence to MinneaI
and Chicago.
Mrs. D. L. Tribe, Of Wells, n
da, who is visiting her parents,
and Mrs. r. G.. Paul, went to
m Louis this week, to meet her
~ band who has been in Illinois
Ting up his fathers estate.
Tribe was accompanied to st. L
py q by her sister, Miss Evelyn Paul.
John e. Sallee, formerly of Me.
lie now editor and one Of the pr
etors OF the Maplewood tMo)N
VIA live, progressive newspaper.
4 Mrs. W. w. Bolts, of Mexico,
upply elected treasurer of the Won
nresbytery Of the Missouri Pr
eliee terry, which met in Montgomery
req this week.
Mrs. Latney Barnes Of ANA
\ 2 Texas, is visiting in this city.
paus7 Mrs. Reid, a cousin of w
nau Ragsdale, who was buried in
city Friday. has returned to
enot home in Kansas City.
u Clay Shepherd Of Louisiana,
was in Mexico to-day en- route
'aDie Texas with his SON Ira who
n, old Ma haa,th
p y ana n n Morris If NJ
an 10. California, formerly Of Au
nsupai county, sons Of Miller Morris, ar
Two pected to arrive in Mexico in a
r you DAYS when thew will visit rels
this and friends.
tIeA Mrs. Walker Ragsdale has re
! Side Cd u ber home n a. I,onIs
bringing the body Of her hui
TO this city for burial.
,,rned Mrs. e. S. Wilson, the eff
visit matron OF Wiliiam WOODS Conei
Fulton. and daughter are visiting