Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Louis are the guests OF their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Robertsn.
Mira Frank Sanford was at home
TO a few OF her friends this after
noon in honor OF her house guests,
Mesdames B. F. Robertson Of De-
troit, Mich. Percy Hord and Miss
Martha Hord of st. Louis and DR.. c..
w. Diggs Of Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Henry cul-
len Of st. Louis arrived to-day to
visit friends for a few days.
DR.. Wren and family spent Sunday
and Monday in Sturgeon.
Papers of Mrs. DR.. Adams of Aux
vase have been returned from
Washington o. KID, which gives
her the honor of being one of the
D. A. R. Mrs. Adams, who is an old
Mexico girl. has taken out her mem
bership with her home Chapter.
The Tuesday Club met this week
with Miss Bertha Bolts with about
ten members present. Misses Mary
Tut of Bunceton, and Ligia Bolts
were the only guests of the Club.
A delightful salad course was served
at the close Of the afternoon.
The jefferson City Tribune says:
Mrs. Frances Clay leaves on Satur
day for st Louis. With a party of
friends she will sail on the oath
inst. for Europe. She expects to
spend a while in Venice as the art
pupil OF the well known painter,
Chase.
Mr.. Aimar Paulsboe of Christiana,
Norway, who has been the guest of
Mr.. Henrik Gjerdrum OF Hardin Col
lege, for the last month, departed
for Chicago, ILL.,, Friday.
Miss Theo Griffith Of Chicago is
here to make an extended visit with
her relatives.
Rev. James Coil of Perry was here
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs. B.
q. Reavis. Rev. Coil was en- route
home from Macon where he attend
ed the convention of the Christian
Church.
The local Chapter Of Beta Sigma
omicron had a picnic on Monday af'
ternoon at the home of Miss Mildred
johnson. Everything necessary fol-
a picnic lunch was In evidence and
a joyful time was had by every one
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Arnold, jr'
gave delightful picnic at theil
pretty farm on Tuesday evening 10
the bridal party of Miss Elizabeth
Arnold. There were about twent!
present to enjoy the automobile ride
the everchanging scenery and the pa
atable luncheon served by the hos'
ess.
Mrs. John d. Orear has returneI
from a short visit with Mrs. c. "
Brown in Vandalia.
Claude McAllister and Cave JONI
son who are away attending scho'
s spent Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. R. E. See of Columbia sper
the week with her daughter, MT
Mitchell White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McBain of Colur
bia are in Mexico the guests Of M
land Mrs. f. A. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs Kent Catron OF Z
lumbia are here guests OF MT a.
% Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne.
n s..,,u
Miss May Allen spent Sunday
Fulton with her sister, Mrs. Croc
EFT Harrison.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. sipple of kirf
Vile are guests of Mr.. and mrs
w. Roberts.
Mrs. Edgar Klaas and two int
:. estinq children have returned
I ! their home in Clinton after a pie
ant visit with Sam Morris and ia
lily.
nd -.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. t, J. Hoxsey mot
~. ed TO Excelsior Springs on Mond'
They will be at the Springs a wee
or two.
ice
!, Mrs. Rosamond Forrest accomp
led by her slsterin-law, Mrs. Pc
NJ EngIewood, N. j., who has d.
a guest in Mexico for several mon
left Tuesday for a visit IN ONO
af- Mrs. Ian Jones has as her no
in guests Mrs, Edward Nose
and son, Edward Lannes Of ~. W.
,uoTexas and Mr.. J. H.. Hayden OF :
ia Maria, Calf.
-eV' Mrs. C. M. Null is visiting 4
ass Mat Warden in Kirksville this we'
Misses Emma Wcnzel and 10
Murphy have returned home ar''
- visit in Glasgow.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Mitcheii !,
7 A Ithrie le1J i