Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
COUNTY NEWS

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daughter. Mrs. Duffy formerly lived
near Mexico. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham
Jake and John T. Buckner. Dick
Ashworth and George Lee and Harry
Cowles OF Auxvasse motored to No
berry and attended the fair Thursday.
They made the trip in the Buckner
brothers Hudson ask"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R Boatman OF.
British Honduras, will arrive early
next week for a visit with Mr.. Boat
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W n
Boatman.
Mrs. c. T. Johnson is visiting in
Seattle, Wash
Fourteen consolidated districts hav
already taken advantage Of the new
law giving state aid to union schools.
lG. w. Reavis, state rural school IN
spector, says that there probably
will be twenty-five more such schools
organized by the first Of January. He
hopes to see the number doubled in
1914.
w. w. Pollock Is home from Stat
or
Misses Halle and Alpha Crystal of
Macon have returned home after a
pleasant visit with Miss Elizabeth o.
Brien.
C. w. Walker Of Oklahoma City
is home on a visit for the first
time in eve years.
Alfred Larsen is home from Kansas
City where he attended the meeting
Of the National Photographers AS
ISOLATION of American. Mr.. Larsen
had several photographs on exhibit
ton, which were highly compliment
ed.
!, The many friends of Mrs. c. L.
Blanks, who is at st. Luke's Hospital
in st. Louis will be glad to learn
she is improving steadily.
Mrs. w H Coons and daughter Miss
, Isabel, are home from a fortnight
. visit with relatives in Kansas City.
! Joe Davis many friends will be
glad to know he is able to be out
again after a severe and extended a
! tack Of typhoid fever.
C. T. johnson has bought a five
passenger Buick from the local
I agent, L. w. Roberts.
! Miss Gray Golden of Middletowr
] Is the guest Of Mexico friends.
Hugh Donnelly, the veteran custo-
! dian of the Central School, celebrated
] his 61st birthday Friday.
Miss Alice Blakemore has return
! ed to her home in Chicago, after visi
! ing Miss Belle Morris for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S P McAlister are vii
( iting in Neoga, Ill, for several days.
! Glen Q~uisenberry of st. Louis,
! who has been visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs F. Quisenberry, OF thii
] city, returned home Saturday OF
Z his motorcycle. Gene Tomlinson, o
Z this city, accompanied him home
: both riding same machine.
Mrs Tom Adams and Mrs Fran
: Wigs, Wellsville, were guests of MI
2 and Mrs. George Wigs Friday AM
Saturday.
Mrs. p. M. Poole has returned L
Z Kansas City after a visit with he
: daughter, Mrs. Ernest Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boatman an
) daughter are here from British Hor
: duras, the guests of Mr.. Boatman'
9 parents. Bryan Wilson, who is wit
D MI. Boatman in Honduras Is gettin
8 along nicely and in the best Q
4 health,
. Mrs. T. ]. Hoxsey is home frol
3 Excelsior Springs and reports her 81
ter, Miss Frances Brown much In
= proved.
M. R. Wise and wife are in Kansa
) City.
Geo. D. Mckee, wife and children
2 Of Washington, Pa, are here tn
3 guests of Mexico relatives.
Misses Armstrong and Richards r
3 turned home to Fayette this week a
! ter a pleasant visit in Mexico. The
: were accompanied by Master Forre'
: Ragsdale, who win visit his gran
father.
Miss Nellie Ellis of Jefferson Gil
is visiting her cousin. Miss Maut
Wallace.
Henry Bohlin and family of 5
J Louis are the guests OF his uncle
! Henry Precht, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F e billiard of Shan
3 rock are visiting Mrs Isaac Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor OF
Louis are guests Of Mrs Isaac Taylt
W. F. Taylor Of Jefferson Gu
Z spent Sunday with his mother, M
e Isaac Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F A Morris and chi
dren. Miss Ruth Clark and Edwa
Bigler departed Monday morning
Q Colorado in the Morris Cole car.
Paul Younger left Wednesday 70
an extended visit through Mlssoul
and Iowa. He is stopping with
9Iuncle, G. E. Younger, near Blancha
Z Iowa He was accompanied by h
SGrandfather Younger as far as
mo, Mo.
Col. w. r. Kohr, of the MiSso
Z Military Academy, is home after
g iting cities in Illinois for studer
He says from present prospects
3 will have about 100 students t
year, the largest number the sch
has had in years.
The Rev. J.. H. Harvey, of
Paul's Church, has resigned to
cept a parish of St Augustine chu
st. Louis, The vestry accepted
- resignation to take effect August
also Mrs. Harevy who was recently o
hter ated upon is improving. Mr. and
to Harvey made many friends while
emp Mexico who Join the Ledger in ext
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