Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
COUNTY NEWS


90 Ledger. nov emrsoyed IN sae Of
soe q he 0oFernnent Rrlnens OF
ice n Nanlla. rhalppine Islands, has
De Aanks ot tia Ledger FOR late COP
les Of PAnippina paeers.
, c W. Tsaner Of Faroor attended
iho Shoot Thursday.
Raho Moore of Faltoa was among
he shooters At he NEE. THURSDAY
AR. and Mrs. 4 u. Hannah attend
Cd The welding Of Miss Myra Mein-
syre ara chhs. Levers ia Hannibal.
Wednesday evcalnk. BoA young
people are vsal known in this city
And ne ledger inlns friends in ex'
,endlnE conssatalations,
John ponAer. on& Of MexSco's Pop |
nlAr travelling sAlcszneu. has parchAs'
81 a Mitchell mosnr car.
Miss Rosalis Hamilton. formerly q
Middlesown. No. and q graduate OF
Mcmillan Hleh Sehool, and later a
grasuato q she s,a,e Normal School
At Fresno. Cal. has been elected 70
= position in the elsy schools Of freS
10 fsr the coming year % The $50
splloanss Cor positions m clement
aEy SCHOOLS q that city. Miss Ham
sliOa was oae Of nc Is 20 be chos-
ez; she rapkea sea'h in order. Iaa
Yresno schools are among the best
in CsihcrnlA and only teachers Of
the very best aDlhty are chosen.
The Ledger Joins her friends IN con
erataiating her upon tbs snocess
Bash Atehiscn is home from Co
iuiahia.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, l. Tribe, formerly
Of Mexico. now o. Wells, Nevada
have the sinccFe sympathy Of their
many friends in Mexico In the deash
Of tleir infant girl. Mrs. Tribe was
formerly Mss MIA Paul.
AZ meeting OF the Mexico
Sehoo, Beard on Thursday evening
Mss EAzabeth GIL was e'eeied as
sistant principal ol The Mcmillan
High School at a salary OF sSV
month.
The boarsi aaso elected Miss Susie
Lee Losaa, Of Laddonia, daaghter Of
Hugh Logan. to succeed Miss Leaia
Winans. resigned,
The spoTts1nen OF Mexico have star
cd move TO organize a sun club in
tsis CITY, +. 4 Crosby and Ed.
Keaih. two of Mexieo's enthusiastic
shots, are devislng ways and means
Ter ne organization OF such club
i has been an long time since Mex
ico had a similar organization. AT
one time there was a first class team
hers. but for one reason or another
lhs club was allowed to 20 out OF ex
isicnce
Now that the 5 ate tournament jus
c'osed here has left enthusiasm viii
the shooting men Of the town. an ef
fort Is being made TO organize an
o.her Club.
is isi'lOu' y ses.rs OIL ~
iiun'sshie' Mo'. n%nsed nniseii 'hN
wees Dce''''se o. u healVn'
/; 80. ' n,a-.s :, ~ - n.,,. Il - :. = !
i. ro1,,~n,a ,ra,,,s,,, e.. ~ Sa,ar,.r,
/ IN tho circpit eonrt an SATURDAY ~
tarnoon. Tho anil was On = no,o
\ soulre Brown col wae awarae,
$3.50 in his snil against fhe Movie,
S Brick & Flra f.iav camnanv nrow,
was snlnp for ~ ZOO ne was inipr,
whilo omniovoa shera. ma comnar
is protoctoi IN cases az aoelfcnt Nv
surance.
A marriage liceass was issued o.
! Friday 10 wlIlam Il. Wade, Central Ia
! aud Miss IuIda Aslyury, Commbia.
A wipds'orm near Surgeon wedne.
e day night, is reported 70 have brol
i en- 80 window lights and remove
T. the roof from the home Of samnt
# spelFman
d 81 Phillip viii spend part Of hi
l. summer in Europe with his brother
Ben Phillip and wife, OF st. Joseph.
d Henry Youngb,ood OF Martlnsbu
: was in This city Saturday.
d Mrs. S. ]. Hapaine. Of Mexico an
e daughter, Miss Ethel. OF Chicago, VII
/ Ted at M. II. Gray's near Paris la
y week. Mrs. Hardin was one OF a bey
!" Of pretty girls Abraham Lincoln kii
I'd while visiting their town in III
! nois after his election to the pres
dency -Par,s Appeal.
MSs Martha Henderson,. a grea
granddaughter of Daniel Boone. an
one oi the Oldest native-born citizen
II et Fulton, died early Saturday morl
Z 'ns sne was hearly sV years o'd.
= Mr. and Mrs. J. FL Fainchi'd Z
p Benton city, derarted Friday f
= an extended visit in Colorado an
"a Idaho.
HsN.ld frost and John Laird,
vrndalia, have enlisted in the Uni