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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
ELECTRIC SIGNS
TO ADVERTISE
MEXICO BRICK

A. z. Green, owner and proprietor
Of the Mexico Fire Clay u Brick
Co. one Of the Invest Industrial in
situations Of this city. is arranging t.
advertise his business as well as
the city Of Mexico with electric
signs.
MFR. Green will erect two large
signs: one viii be on the very top
of the plant facing west and the 9th.
err between the Chicago 8 Alton and
Wabash railroad tracks. They will
announce Mexico. Mo-. The Home
Of the Mexico Fire Clay & Brick
Co"
Mr.. Green believes in the future
Of Mexico and says his plant has
just received sufficient orders to
keep 1t ait capacity for the next SIX
months, He predicts this year will
be the greatest for fire brick in
many years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
K MAsoNs ELECT.

Mexico Lodge A. F. & A. M. No
544, elected the following officers
Tuesday evening; Sam Sharp. w.
M; Il. M White. s. w; VIII VIII
iiamss j.. WI; il r. Marshall, S p;
Geo Rodhouse. j.. D.; John o. Gra-
ham, Sec'y; William viyion, Treas
uner; w G. Wilkins. s. S s d
Stocks, j. s.; E. s Gibbs, Chap
lain, and Mr~Rowland Tyler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

covering adj the business, transac
tions OF said partnership and To-
such other and further reiAef as /,
the court may seem proper and just.
CAPTAIN BLACK HERE.
Capt, Herbert Black. formerly )
the Anxyasse community. and captai
Of the Mexico Company OF thu
Spanish War veterans. who has beer
q travelling salesman for The swift
Packing Company a number d
years, came down from his houis
at Sc. Joseph and spent the first 81
the week with Relatives at steph
ems Stone and Atfxyasse. Capt. Black
is a nephew Of Capt. VIM. Eller, Of
Auxvasse.
Mrs. Ian Norris and daaghter,
Miss Blossom, OF st. Louis, are the
quests of MSS Belle Morrds. Of
this city.
Mrs Iulia Morris and aIrsa Holt
hsnas ~ sNs A.onls'
o nDssulns MISS rahina Vauuhorn'
s,'as cses.
mss FniaSS "AsiN&spDuh ts VASpN'h6
Mrs, Kate Edwards ofsFulaon.
Nlz' riAhA pouu MAJ fceurneQ to
ne ~ 1uiuoh anOeF Vssleins
t hieliDs "a 'i's casy aor several
aays
aus " iaan ana lnrs. Dehnls
I'VE arg here Sisa'ang MIS- Y.
1890
wAl SnAAs, ol Souln~sst AT
aEaan' was 70 Mexico on business
ui'ls w1eAs
~Ass S" fMpspapussaA VeSpcn'
= uis pfsNnAry sranes an ehe
oos' aAaS poeh shsiuns
nele tnss wees
mss hilae = " p guess
y neF moAs.' anu Mas' LUCY he
eran"ui y uaaA cas
sscsof ssceor y nene from 70
tuinplh 2 = business
itoiS7so1 DasAi uauhtietA " W
iumDih v'eaeea ~ MEXICO TINS
wees.
sohA ArnlstronS q Aowa y an
Me4aeo I atOer nls Au'
u.am iaish' ~, AsanS'rons Owls 2
HdC9 tHtIHH IURHV hHHL0Nl vi N.LW hA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Constipation is the cause OF many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take ChaEnberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. keep
your bowels regular and you will
avoid these diseases. For sale by
al, dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
OTIS PURDY.
General News.

The eootbali schedule OF Mis-
souri, University Tor next year is
practically complete now though
there may be SOME minor changes in
dates. Six conference games win
be played by the Tigers and two
minor games with small colleges In
the State.
The opening game will be Sep
TENDER 2Sth. William Jewell has
been offered this date and It. Is
expected that the preachers Will &c
cepf. In case they refuse. Central
Westminster or w arrensburg will
be given the date. Rella will be On
Columbia October 18Th and the
Freshmen win be the attraction the
Saturday fcllowdng, The first com
ference game VITA be October 18th,
when the Amea hoodoo will be en-
countered on Robins Field. Follows
ing the Ames game the dates will
be as follows. October 25th, Okaaho-
ma at Norman; November z, Ne
braska at Columbia: November O.,
Drake at Des Moines; November
49, Kansas at Lawrence.
The first officiaa announcements ot
the receivers of the Wabash Rail-
road was sent to employees over
the entire system Wednesday. I'M
til further orders, the circular says,
an officers and employees win be
continued IN the same position as
heretofore,
Prompt attention is promised to
the payment Of all outstanding In
debtedress for labor and supplies.
The announcements As signed by T..
A. Delano, p, N. Pryor and w. X
Fulton, Mo. December 80.
A number Of voters ~favoring the
bond issue of $100. 900 for perma-
road improvements in the Full
ton special eight-mile road district
cast improper ballots early yester-
but the error was discovered
much damage had been
done. The measure carried, 500
to 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Misses VIENNA Johnson, Lena john
son Eliza Gibbs and Mabry and
Messrs. Wallace Fry. Ralph Buck
ner G. W. Robertson Jr., and Mer-
rift Llewellyn composed a party
which took dinner at the Ringo on
New Years Day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

When given az soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
Group and prevent all danger and
cause Of anxiety. Thousands OF
mothers use it successfully Sold
by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mrs Ammon Kemp was called to
St. Louis Saturday to the bedside
OF her daughter. Miss Lorena, who
was operated ON for appendicitis at
the Bethesda Hospital. At present
she is progressing nicely and hopes
to be abie to come home in a few
weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
CHANGE IN REAL
ESTATE FIRM

ESTATE FIRM
]. o. Tinsley ami F. H. Parker
have dissolved partnership in the
real estate business to take effect
the first Ut january. j. o. T'insiey
will conduct business at the Old
stand i'm the Tinsley building. A
new real estate firm has been
formed consisting OF F. H. Parker.
w. H.Rrown and j. H. Minor
All Of these gentlemen ara first
class business men and will com.
mand their share Of public patron
age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

John d. Graham. County Clerk,
was up town Monday morning and
was at his office for d short time.
His condition has not improved suf-
ficiently for him to stay there all
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
HAIR HINTS
Worthy the Attention OF People Who
Wish to Preserve the Hair.

VISIT " tsSSUFfe VIC ttaHs
Have your own brush and comb at
home and at hair dressers.
Never use a brush or comb In pub
lie places. they are usually covered
with dandruff germs.
Wash your hair once q week with
soap and warm water to which is
added a d~isinfectant:
Shampoo the hair once a week
with pure soap and water.
Use PARIsIAN SAGE every day
rubbing thoroughly into scalp.
PARISLAN SAGE is guaranteed by
0H Purdy to destroy dandruff
germs and abolish dandruff. or
money back,
To stop hair from falling and
scalp from. itching. or money back.
To put life and beauty into dull
faced hair. or money back. Price 50
cents,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Do you know that fully nine out
OF every ten cases of rheumatism
are simply rheumatism OF the mus
Giles due 20 cold or damp, or chronl-
&c rheumatism, and require no in
ternal treatment whatever? Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely and
see how quickly It gives relief For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

James Young, who lives south of
Mexico. walked to Mexico. 7 miles,
New Years Day. to eat his birth
day dinner with James H. Ware.
Jimmie must have had a good din
per.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
sRIcK EoR aALE.

We have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
form $3.50 per thousand Up. None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
6Iek and Clay Company. s4-tf
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SHOES TO co UP so CENTS.

Brockton, Mass Dec. ~.
Shoe manufacturers say rseent adj
val the prices of materiaa will
compel an increase Of so cents q
pair In the Wholesale price Of
shoes this winter. At present prtc-
es. they say, no profits are possible
to the manufactures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
TWO HUNDREDNNE
TY-0NE MARRIAGE
LICENSES IN 1871

II
Mexico has retained her reputa-
ton through 1911 as the Gretna
Green OF Central Missouri.
During. the past year County Re-
corder A. H. Whitney has found
a slight loss i'm the number OF mar
riage licenses issued. with the e
ceptioR Of January. February
and December Of this year, every
month Of 1911 saw at least a slight
increase over the corresponding
months Of last year.
Though In December Of this year
only thirty-two licenses had been Is
sued up TO 3 O'Clock. 1t is probable
that afew more win be called for
before the day expires. However,
Saturday, was the last day
in which alicense could be secured
during 1911. 10 equal December Of
1910. thirteen more must be- issued.
There were fortysffye during this
month last year.
June is considered the marrying
month of the year, yet one other
month. that Of October. saw more
licenses issued. In June nineteen
We're issued, while in October TWEEN
ty-nine were recorded.
While the number issued in Oc-
- -. eE. ne aIE.
tobef ofthis year totaled more than
amy other month, the largest mum,
Der tn 1910 we're issued In Decem
Der when fortyHfiye couples sought
m~atrirnony here.
The total number issued in 1911
amounted to 293 and In 1910 TO 29s.
This ~ a loss of 5.
The total number MIR. Whitney has
issued since he has been recorder
amounts to 1917.
Probate Judge w. w. Bolts, whose
"Obeyless' wedding ceremony has
always been most popular, exceed
ed the record of rs weddings for
the year 1910 and married 81 young
people during 1911.
Superintendent Williams Of Elm
wood Cemetery. reports 81 white In
terments and - negro, during 1911.
of which 2S were shipped into this
city. Last year there were n deaths
reported.
There were 30 deaths in Mexico
during the year 1911 and Log births,
This Is the first year q record Of
deaths and births has been kept.
The law requiring q registrar OF
births and deaths went into effect
Last Pantlary. Wallace Bearing is
registrar
a greater number Of marriage H
cengas were issud by Recorder A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

kIE-Thnoslshbred Whit
turkeys. Ars. r, B.
r. D. Z Mexacos Mo,
42s3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
TRY THIS

sure for cold in head or
j thousands Daily, and
ne and Money
El three quarters full OF
#er, and q towel.
D water a scant teaspoon
RsfE pronounce High-o-
he Fapor that arises for .
i, and presto. your head
as a bell, and the tight
chest Is gone
Basant cure. You'll enjoy
HYoMEI. You'll fee at
othlng healing and benefit
as It passes orer the in
i iFritated membrane. 50
tile at druggists every
II. Mt n ~ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Frank Filler Is assisting IN the
County Clerks office during the i'll
ness Of County Clerk John b. Gra-
ham.
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of the bud weather VIC
lg special prieas on our
Candies. Some Cine
~, Soma fine Christ
lns. Tav Palace 0f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

. Of tha bad wealhsr we
aug special prices On oar
Candies. soma fine Christ
eusns The raAAce Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Pete Cardwela. WAC Is employed a
Pollock's Mill. was slightly inquired
last week when his coat caught III
"a self.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

johnson, who sold the
Hotel Bar In 81. Louis II
ON a VISIT to friends and
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COUNTY NE Tvs

has 9seuihea
uo'a as.er s's0s Fis't
IN ms c.sy
folus q Naisn'@afs Ark'
s ns aa Mr L. !
Neeall or ora = rnini1ng {
oeas'n nsrs.
-. Mans.a Sns@ sasassa Se'
nA ano ~aie hefe teAs Feek.
saA = wren fna ami
rseotnee run , !
seu'n
MARI 'oHs hsa iSsatnea :
uahssoa as SNORT : :
s Aauos faaaaoe ana otne
"oAA Me.A nale ano sor
LanoQn are acme from = VISIT y
nsf laoensr ~ sersegMiSs -.
Mh Aneoens'oe yassady' NC
e houS
"s9 Sppoueee aanA'nas'Eauax OF TN
- A
Cassidy, formerly Of Mexico. Mo.
THURSDAY. The estate y valued q
"so Ma1
president Of the Club Land ana
' aas ae DOsnnOer 2
~ I'm
widow and children, Ahner w, ar'
Geneva Cassidy.
onafhe Leaper, 5rs and wife ar'
mere ron wyoming Wishing rela
ewes AIRS Leeper " IN gu heafi
q VII elnaie mere until she i
improved,
W v. Harper " home From a bus
mess pIap 70 ssiater.
/. wal Mooae ana family OF Hanni
p% herpesa Moore and family O
Kansas city, and LaFoiaente Moors
= lamnS OF Lacseae MO- haH
te'a1neu 70 ens7f ptspsolse MONIES
anoer = yahee 20 1f. an1 NETS. kob
cry Hophans,
unasles = and wife
ease iloiastpeau rem, 70 &c
~ at. rseasany' TENN aDous the
l'i'ss Y vas year 90 RESIDE
~, Ntilaans aAs pSen connecveo
WIN ING oarneele See@ WORKS o.
1vO1'outs aoF SEVERN years He
nas eeslsheu 60 aeeeRsa position
WI ue sou'n essroliha Mine ana
-asvuian
-. "AlAas y y er@uuaee y
" ehe UNI
slss.y " nllSsouls' Sanoe going 70
uO'sDuls so'ne seseil ago' ne
sSss aa"a ha
onl NUS colsl'qOene ~ uas enos-
" Rolon ~ ~ 2 OF Mr'
oi1aS
ADs "1hs was 9hss way 4'toApe
= ua'A' o'ss
10y heuger 1olns ene many lrlenos
y mf' ana MsSi en@s. Walhiams an
"asnliAs ellein ooipOinaaeu 9 ana
SOU nsasull - shear hsw NOME
2. anu Wale are nome
An o Hnvrv tnss sSslesu
"uAs islauas
~ olaioau has neeurneu
70 Cameron, MO, after q short
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

|srl Morris Is home from
bere she Wished her sis-
Klaas, Mrs. KIans aRd
.npanleh her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

/ A. Ross Of Washington,
in Mexico at the bed
b father, W, s. Hatha-
Is aM.
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d. Crews Il spending eew-
b with her daughter Mrs.
sdson Of Montgomery coun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Sargurite Mccune and Miss
b Atlxyaase. are guests Of
Mrs. W A. Sharp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

bling d cough medicine for
BAR Dan mind that Cham
Remedy ~ most ef-
colds, Group and whoop-
sand that At contaans no
be. For sale BY all deal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

] Mrs. ". II. Upham spent
bys with relatives In In
Ind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

A.+H k4Hu4l HtlI l1t1u an
also Miss Harrman q Ruureor
Inc.
Mr. aud Mrs. J.. w. Mason Ia.
tho happiness of having eli ghei
children at home.
Misses Mary v and zine Hous
ton ana O. r. cabs ana family wer,
entertained at the A. s Houstol
home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woolery en-
tertained their family end Mrs
Crockett Mrs. woolery'a mother.
Me-. and Mrs, W. F whitney ha.
all OF their family at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Burks, Miss
es Florence Ford and Mary LEI
Burks were suests Of the ". q
Wdlkins family.
Mrs. Mamie Wright entertain,
cd at Xmas dinner in honor Of her
daushter, Mrs. Austin Smith Of Boon
vile Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs, Smith and children, Or. w. L.
IBted Mrs. Reed. AiIene, How.
ard and Tom Red. Mrs. Richard Hon.
llins. Misses Mamie and Minnie
Wtieht.
slr and Mrs. R. R. Arnold. sr,
gave a family dining Christmas
day.
The Locke family also had /
hap. day at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, =. r. Loche. Tue two erand.
children Of the family. Martha Mad
isois and Willie Morris, especially
enjoyed the tree which Vas laden
With dainty packages.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Van Ness
entertained Mrs. e. NJ. Ferguson and
r. + Van Ness Of Jonesburg Ia
addition to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j..
.Rixey end the Hardin Rixey fam.
lily.
The la1enan family held their
annual reunion at the home 81 Mrs,
Hattie Edwards. Those present
vert Misses Helen and Ella Lack.
land, Kota Lackie, Sailie Lakenan.
Julia Ross. Laura LAkenan Fin
'e- Mrs Miriam Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. X 1uckle, Mr.. and Mrs, J q
IakenaL Mrs. Lamartine Lack
land. Guy Panl. Harvey and Harry
4 ackend, Jamie Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rclla Finley.
! The c ~. Lewis family had a,
cinrer and tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Martin had
for theh guests Mr.. and Mrs. j.. b.
Griffee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Pas
queth end Mrs Mary v, Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Purdy had as
their guests for Christmas din
per M. ana Mrs wsIlara rohnsrr,
Nj. and Mrs Ivan Ashworth.
Mrs. Charles Clark is the guest
friends In Fulton.
* 49,
sanattA c-r.- la ana
~.
VI, c,,naa1 800,
- ~ $3.50 800
t-srroan ~ yI
saanitr lss w
asraa. @4S s,sts
~ ~
IN, r,as,srnr INV Z,
49, ~
n,a,,.s ~ ss
M -
eotsrea AN s.ss.s
.,osas IN as.s~nans-
Mrs. Al HI whitney gave the first
n series Of parties Thursday ev-
at her pretty home on East
The evening was
scent p.eeasantiy and profitably i'm
n ene u 4ba aa,as.s .a,aa 4
pood t,man
Tie ladies' of the Tuesday Club
entertained Friday evening ait the
home OF Mrs. w. Z. West. The
games were spirited nda warmly CON
tested AZ the close Of the even
ms Mr.. VIII Lee held the highest
score and received am ebony clothes
Ar Garry Pearson Of 81.
Louis came sfeond and an ebony
Tat brush fell 10 his lot. Mrs, w. p.
West received q brass iardenire for
her skill. while Mrs. Mckenzie and
T. y haes we're eonsoled with
iackin-thelbox and a Foxy Grand
pa, Each club member knowing
n-reserraf a,ad nranaraa ! can.
Irlbuttan Il ne mann ME result
~ twe courses
NN.Et
+ T,,isy 800 ! a~nMahss,,i go. -
a. ha..sa nassn 49,,
p@ty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins have
been visiting DR.. Fredendali and
family On Lexington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Miss Myrtle Thompson Is home
from Columbia where che visited sew
eral days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
10. IN ann 30 Vsara
Ann Uhia 1IIrrk

eV a AGo4
=. Ina Lada haa cnarse OF the
hails County e1e4
hlcaaru hsAs was AFfanglns 90
puiid 2 nne pome a faroer'
Miss Hattie uansts q Maranspusg'
was awarded 2 Gaze az 2 spelling
matcn-
Mr.. hessMey moved hts STOCK Or
goods to sne hqi IL
Lacdonla-
Mr.. CUMMINGS OF Laodonias ~
taohsned = soors ~ Lamar, no. ana
moved 70 that place
"a vnApe 4no
p N sh,s,,av a,sd 4 ss,,s a,tv
=, ,,,n~ a,S urer rr.,h,.
$780, aos.d ,o.assfr,
,arm ~ .osooi 49, ra.sr.1,s
~ " 49, y w,nuasnns. MIN
na.o.a ars 4 osnt & rrd,srr
1900 sn,a.,r.. $500 ~
ara,u no,n,r
Ia n e,,sth . .savtoo ~.
1880 49, r. 81. w
- ~ hrozar ~ 49,
sssrrsarn 1890 - ~.nAad
Il NJ sotIovv,n~. Henrv rt,srs y
w-.rs,nah.r1 srd Nar,,s =
: u Mans~,,.nsrv nc,r,v. 10 crr-
it, y Ardrasn ard rss.s r,Ia
rasgh,ov - paraoirh corrtw
Mra rossnhlro A-msr+s.d d,as
~. ,.as,ssr.e 49, - 1890
y 10 usr,,.ss- 80 ss.s~
Ir.ons
Yohr n n,shsn, .na 1s,~a y...
rrsrrss rars $3.50 = ~ $500
terrain Church. aftar which they de-
prated for Omaha, Neb., to make
their home.
Or. T. B. Robinson died Of pneu-
nonia at bis home near Cant MO.
a tramp robbed the residence Of
Sec' Marshah.
The Land League gave a ball at
liner Han. me reception commit
oe was: Fl d. Eh1ban5Ss. las. Ohm
an, b. q. Eubanks. b. e, ouinlan.
!, 3. Mudd. Misses Mary ouinaan.
hyde pubanks. Kate Hardisty. Mary
duffy and Julia sullivan.
s. p. ADKINS was "a Audrain On
|. yisIt from Moscow. Idaho.
w, 7. Bradley. Of Audraan county.
He'd In Eureka Springs. ARK.
B. r. Clark. Of Rush FHlll. died. al.
or a lingering Illness.
james 8. Wilkins and Miss AlIla
Dforris were married at the Meth.
church Ia Mexico. Mo.
~ YEARS Ago
MarraaGe license We're Issued 70
LE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

MahFay Of Texar
has, is the guest Of Mise
.nson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

.llce Morris and Mrs AIss
have been visiting IN Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Harry Goodman. Of Holton.
/ Is the guest Of her par
h.. and Mrs n. +. Elliott
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Katie Marshall. who has
1. Is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

md AIrs. G. w Pack spend
as With relatives in LouIHi-
4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Ma. and Mrs. Ned Holt,
Galloway county. Ian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

l. cuabertson Of aiontgom-
was here on business on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

udge ]. +. Williams i
Rinently mentixalod for
In place OF Judge Fry
not be a candidate FOR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

WEDDING LICENSE.
cap Year and the Ledger
b. ahe marriage license
st Audraln girl who pops
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

70 NJ. aaa Mrs.. D r. Rel
4 boz. nee 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

mess wallace has returned
onesboro. u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mrs. Charles Carpenter wtld have
for her New Years guests, Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Bean, OF Decatur. I'LL.
and Dr. and Mrs. Reisa of Nor
borne, Mrs. Bean was formerly
Miss Ethel Booth and Mrs. REESE
was Miss Mabel Enslen Of wellsville,
both Of whom have frequently been
the guests OF Mrs Carpenter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

The young women Of the town
will give q Leap Year dance Wed
nesday evening at the EllEs Hail.
complimentary to the young men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mr, and Mrs, ]. W. Snyder Of
Marian, KY, are guests Of friends
and relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

cure for cold in head Or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Luckie en-
tertained at breakfast Christmas
Day the household Of Mrs. Hattie
Edwards. Those seated at the Ia
bic were Misses Helen and Ella
Lakeland. Sailie Lakenan. Kota
Llckie, Julia Ross Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolla Finley. Mrs. Mariam
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Luckie,
Jamie Edwards MIS-. Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitcher enter,
tanned at dinner Tuesday IN honoi
o. Miss Susie INarrls Of Marshall
NO, who hi tho guest Of Miss su,
she Houston. Those who enjoyed
Ma. and Mrs. Pitchers hospitality
were Misses Houston. Farvds. Eliza
Gibbs: Messrs. Ralph Buckner, Wal.
laoe Fry and Hughes Graham, Of
Chicago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Miss .Fsoy Cope Of wealsvillo Is
the guest or Mrs. Charles carpen-
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. lee Mcconnell and
Miss Mcconnell Of California ara
here guests Of the f. r, Jesse
family and other friends. Miss Nc
ConneM will enter Hardin the sec
ton semester.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

MI and Mrs. G W Robertson had
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Miss Julia ii. rrds and Mrs EN-
ma Holt Of ST. Louis arrived III.
day 10 tisst friends for a feN
days
Miss Eva Miller entertained :
Few friends very Informally o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Ar. and Mrs. Walter SquErea had
another Of the pleasant family gath.
wings. The children enjoying o tree.
Those present We're Mrs. Emma
sQuires and son. the ]. W. squires
family. the Cfas. sQuires family,
Mr.. Thomas Of st. Louis. Miss Bees
sic Thomas the T. s., Reilly family,
The Henry Wales family. the 0. |.
Wales family, the Charles Camp,
bell family and the j. W. wy
scott family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Nh, and Mrs. Norton Nelson
and Miss Mary Virginia Nelson
leave in a few days for a visit
with friends and relatives in Flor
ida. Mrs. Nelson will visit In KEN
tucky also before rsturning home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

1ertained three faDleS OF dTteINs
Thursday afternoon with 900" In
honor Of Miss Susie Farris OF Mar
shall, who is the guest Of Miss SUI
sic Houston.
The. chrisi.iss spirit has iaa
riot iii Msxfee for the past ~
days, easn ID being a detishtft5
mixture Of fun, good wishes and &C.
tivltiss, appropriate 70 the 10
tide season.
The Sunday Schools and chur %s
Of the toSa ttth have furnished
some firm OF entertainment 70
their members; opening with q tree
at the Methodist Church Friday ev'
eEing and closing with another tree
at saint Brendan's Catholic Church
sunday morning.
Every home gives a hint of the
| cheer within by a bit Of color at
Its windows,w while with the Opening
OF the door. in many of the homes
one sees tie Christmas tree as firm
Iiy established as ita Lares and
Csnates.
Some OF the families who en-
ioyed happy reunions on Christmas
day were: The VIM. Brown, Jim
Northern and TomRainey Of Kan
sas City, families who We're A. ts
j II. Minor home. The children o.
The family had their tree Christina
morning at the home Of Mr.. and Mrt
VIM, Brown.
sunny slope, the country non
OF the A. r, Johnsons, was the rem
devious for thirty Of the Lewis
and Johnson clan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G W Robertson hat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

The Elks will give a New Years
dance Monday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

AAS AhAS Sat1 q 1dlict AuU ~
party to their friends on the even
ing Of Christmas Day. The ELLIS
Festivities are always enjoyable. bur
This especial affair will 20 down In
the Elks' animals as brdllIant. The
women were their prettieat gowns
and tally Justified the clain Of Mar
leo as to 'the home Of fair worn
en-. Music was furnished By tbs
Jacksonville orchestra. Ten Ia
bica participated III the 900
kanes. Mrs. y. q. streiff won the
highest score and received a care
receiver. The mems prize was
carried away BY Mr.. Ed. Keath.