Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-15
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Miss Marie Rose
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ENtSU1 VII
Commencement Time is periIously
near. There Is a great tlutter ey-
erywhere. Senior girls are brighten
ed most to death for fear they won't
look their very best or that some
other girls graduating dress will be
pre'tier than hers and the Senior
boys are afraid their hair won't be
reached Just properly or that their
hands will be somewhat red and con.
spicuous when they are seated quite
uigniiicdls on tho platform listening
70 a commencement address. And
then perhaps there Is a wee little
doubt pushed away back in one cor
e of each head that possibly one
teacher will be mean and cruel and
heartless enough not TO give them
passing grade. OF course. the
fault is entirely In the teacher
for she grades the papers and 1t was
Just that she had a grudge against
you that o didn't get q higher mar
than George did" But in the 9 x
element of the preparation for com.
mencement even a possibility Of
failure is forgotten and the world
looks rosy and easily conquered to
the brilliant Senior.
am in receipt Of an Invitation
to join a party TO tour Europe, but
owing to my strenuous work as so
ciety editor Of the Ledger l had to
decline for lack Of time
Mrs. Dan Dudley is home after a
delightful visit Of several weeks in
Kansas City.
Mrs II w Gibs and small daugh.
ter are visiting in Marshall, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Graham is home from
Kansas City.
Miss Jessie Mexican visited IN
Auxvasse the first Of the week.
Miss Nancy Mosley of Auxvasse
has been the guest of Miss Dennie
Kelso for several days.
Miss Nan Cauthorn has returned
from a visit in Fulton.
Miss Katy Matthews left Wednes
day for Bowling Green, Mo, on 8
visit; from there she will go to JEFF
%ferson City where she has a position
under Governor Majors.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Minton have
recently moved to Mexico and have
rooms at the home of G. r. Gibbi
on e. Monroe street.
Mrs. Frank Blackman is home from
a visit in Cedar City.
Charles and Arthur Schopp are en-
Pertaining their mother, Mrs. Jacol
schopp of st. Louis. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donnelly o
Hammond, Okla, are here the guest
OF friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. w. buchanan left Tuesda,
for a visit to her father, A. r. Win
ter in New Truxton, Mo.
Miss Ruth Garrett of Rush Hi
spent the week end in Mexico wit
the family Of Stewart Garrett.
Misses Dulcle and Sarah Culbertso
have returned after spending severe
days as guests of relatives at Au'
vase.
DIR. Harris Gregg, pastor of tn
Washington and Compton avenu
Church of st. Louis was the guest Q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Green this weel
DIR Gregg is a former pastor Of Nj
and Mrs. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Northern an
interesting little daughters have gon
to Kansas City to reside.
Mrs. C. w. Edmonston entertaine
the D. A r Chapter Monday afteI
noon. About thirty-five members
were present. Business pertaining
10 civic Improvement was transacte
and a social hour was enjoyed.
DR.. Ivan Parry has arrived in Me-
leo from Seattle, Wash, and with hi
flancee, Miss Arnold will be CUES
Of honor at several social functions
the early part Of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Snyder have r.
Gently moved to Mexico from Fayett
and have rooms with Miss Sail
Calhoun on East Liberty street.
Mrs. Charles Peterson will leay
In a few days for Colorado where st
will spend the m
Mrs. Ed. Kuhne left Sunday for D
Moines, Iowa, where Mr.. Kuhne
now located. Mexico society regre
much to lose this young couple.
Miss Grace Danforth of Charlesto
Mo, is here the guests OF Miss'
Sproul.
Mrs. Miriam Ross and daughte
Miss Julia, are home to spend Il
summer.
Miss PHILIPS Frost of Vandalia
here to spend the week end will
Miss Margaret Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robertson, j
are enjoying their honeymoon in CT
cago.
The Good Times Club held !
meeting this week with Mrs. To
Reilly. The hostess had provided tv
guessing contests. At one Mrs. Pa
list. Vrain was successful and won
salt and pepper shake. In the otht
Mrs. Frank McCord was the lucl
one and was rewarded by a CT
cheted mat.