Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Duncan Hickman and family of
near Beaver Dam visited homefoTks
Sunday.
BENTON CITY.
The home talent play, Dot, the
Miners Daughter" was given here
by the NJ. P. L. Lodge Saturday eT-
but on account Of the heavy
rain. there were only about go
persons present and by request of
the audience the play viii be given
again next Saturday evening, May
18th.
John Reeds has gone to Lincoln
on a visit.
Born, to Oscar BreedIove and wife,
May Q, a daughter.
Robt. johnson and wife celebrated
heir 25th anniversary last Friday
evening. There was a large crowd
and all report a nice time.
Mrs. Dovenspike and children have
gone TO Maryville 10 visit her par
Mrs. Reed IS visiting her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Cox.
VIM. Hicks visited friends and
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
y. w. Hines and wife. Arch KEEL
and wife visited with their
near Middlctown Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Mitchell is visiting
with her parents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich and Mr.. and
Mrs VIM Rich and son visited Mat
Mullins Sunday.
Finley johnson was in centrRlia on
business. Monday.
MARTINsBURe.
Miss Clara stotler has returned
to her home IN LAddonsa after sew
eral weeks visit here.
The Suffragette play given by the
Royal Nsighbors was wen attended
and quite a success
Miss Julia Kirk OF wellsville spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Ha-
eel Friedman.
Misses Blanche Brooks and Irene
GiHaspie were shopping in wells
lviIle Tuesday.
Misses Vera Friedman and Marie
Windmilser Of Hardin Coaege spent
Sunday with the formers parents.
Rev. Clyde Faulkner of William
Jewell preached at Baptist Church
Sunday.
John Baker and Miss Evelyn Mar
tin were married last Saturday al
the home OF the bride.
Charlie Wilson Of salida. Coo, is
here visiting.
RoWERA.
MerVln Dawson and wife of Cen
tralia, was in this vicinity the past
week.
Cecil Mallory has bought a couple
of spans OF good mules and viii put
out a large crop Of corn this seas
on.
A. j. Tribe bought a lot Of choice
baled hay from Jim Broekman at
s25 a son.
DIR. Collier reports a new daughter
at Jim Lewis.
Everybody seems busy farming nov
]. There We're very few at Lodge on
Thursday might. and not many at
mill Friday.
The T. ". brewer stock Of goods
were invosced Friday by a party
from Mexico and Centralia
A. C. Gibson OF Lakenan, Mo,
was a business caller with s NJ. va
ger Friday.
Mrs. Nora Berry Of near Gate
wood school house was a visitor at
Arthur Yager,s Friday.
A. P. wager and family and Miss L
ona Foreman, F. W. brewer and wife
and Phil Roberts went 10 Mexico on
Saturday.
George Brown Of near Retth'ehem
was a customer Of s. N. wager satur
day.
Elder ]. D. Greer flied his regu-
lar apppo'n'ment at Antioch Sunday
and Sunday night.
S. NJ. wager spent Sunday after
noon with homefolks near Long
Branch.
A. ]. TrlDble took a load of hogs
TO centralia Monday.
Albert Snow Of near Central school
house and w. W. Crosswbite OF Ciar
were customers OF S. M. wager Mon
day.
Mrs. John NELL spent Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. Collier.
Arthur wager is out again this
week with his huckster wagon.
HoLLENsvlLLE.
II s. d. Wilson OF near centralia is
here building fence and doing other
work on his farm here.
Warren II. Galloway got his col
lar bone broken last week.
Mrs. Mary Bybee and granddaugh-
ter. Viola Bybee Of Santa Fe are
visiting o. 7. cawthom,s.
Fred talIaway OF Mexico was here