Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
COUNTY NE VS.


a houseparty at the beautiful home
of her parents on East Monroe st.
Her guests are Misses Sibyl F,agg,
Charline Parks and Louise Buffum,
all OF Louisiana
Miss Maude Wallace, superintendent
of music in the Mexico public schools
is taking a postgraduate u in
the University Of Chicago.
Harry C. Lane is now working in
the Grand Leader store at Moberly.
This store was recently bought by
Lane & McLoney, Of this city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. e F Ketter,
June Path, a fine daughter. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. DR.. Domnitz has moved here
from Philadelphia and will make her
home with her brother, ]. R. Nicho-
las. for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ LaFon OF st
Louis. former residents of this city,
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs +.
l.. Crosby at "Highview." From
there they went to Auxvasse to visit
Mr.. LaFon's mother and sister.
Ed. v. Williams has gone to Perry
for a short visit and from there will
go to Pennsylvania, where he will
join the other members of the Orphe
UNI quartet, with which he viii sing
this summer. He will sing at Chau-
tauqua for the next two months and
will return home before the winter
concert season.
The ladies' of the Catholic church
cleared about $125 at their ice
cream social wednesday night.
Mrs. A. T. Crawford of Iroquois,
s D, is visiting her brother, w.
f. Sheppard and family.
Miss Marie Morris OF Quincy, H.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel
Crosby and other relatives in this
city.
Irwin Lambert and wife are here
from Texas on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Fritz ~Langenbach OF N jefferson s.
was seriously injured this week when
he struck his foot with a Ratchet,
cutting an artery. He is getting
along nicely now, however. Mr.. Lang.
enbach was stalking tomatoes in his
garden at the time OF the accident.
Mrs. Il. S Wilson and daughters
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth have
returned from Fulton for the summer
Mexico will be well represented
at the big picnic at Martinsburg on
the 9Th of July.
Mrs. Joseph Crews and daughter
Miss Georgia. Danville, Va, and Mrs
s. e. Crews, of Fulton, Mo, are the
guests Of John t. Crews and fam
lily.
The two Salisbury, Mo-, banks have
been consolidated. 1t Is a very sen.
sible move.
Miss Maurine Cowherd, daughter Of
]. M. Cowherd, Of this city, has been
elected teacher in the Lawson dis
trict in Sailing township at a salary
of $50. We congratulate the Board
and patrons on securing such a com
petent teacher.
Misses Sallie and Nellie Gibson
Of Ellsberry, ara the guests Of L N
Lake and family.
Miss Mary Long, formerly of Mex
leo, is critically i'll at Sturgeon.
Monroe Beagles is arranging to e
the Klondyke country on a prospect
ing tour. Monroe's friends wish hin
the best Of luck.
Miss Bessie Denton has resigneI
her position with VIM. F. Atkinson
and has gone to Jefferson City, wher
her parents recently moved.
Mrs. VIII Carter and Miss Annie
Lewis leave Wednesday night TO
Spencer, Neb., to visit Mrs. Clay
Hamilton.
F. w. Pitcher, wife and daughter
left on Tuesday or Detroit wher'
they will spend several weeks. Will
absent Mr. Pitcher will attend the In
ternational School of Optics and TAX
postgraduate lectures.
Mr.. Kelley, of Stephens Store, !
the guest Of his daughters, Mrs. ]
7 Gibbs and Mrs Geo. Hatcher.
C. M. Clay has returned after
business visit in Washington, d. G
and other Eastern points Mr. Cha
will be here for about ten days. H
will spend the remainder of the sun
mer in Massachusetts, at the Sc
shore.
Roy Barnes took charge Of tn
Sturgeon p~ostoffice this week.
The friends and well-wishers OF
7 r. Canada, Jr., are waiting daily
r hear of an appointment that is expet
ed to be made by President W
son. Canada is endorsed by Ston
Reed, Clark Cook and a number
other strong Democrats. Here's no
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