Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-09-17
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. II. P. Ryther, Of Kansas City,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Walker.
Shields Moore went to Fulton,
Thursday, where he will attend
Westminster College this year.
Robert Robertson will attend
Westminster College. Fulton, this
year.
Buckner Harrison has been appoint
ed agent for the Inter-o Ocean Life
and Casualty Co., with Fulton and
Galloway county as his territory.
Emmett Berrey has gone to Co
lumbia to attend the State Univer-
sity.
H. Sanders, of St. Louis, was in
Mexico on legal business, Thursday.
Ray Walker leaves here this week
for Chicago, where he will attend the
Metropolitan Business College.
According to the statistics in the
State Board of Health report just is
sued for the quarter ending June 30
Audrain county had 81 births
and GO deaths during that period,
The largest number of deaths from
one cause were from heart trouble.
Mrs. j. M. Clay, of Columbia, was
in Mexico, Wednesday.
Among the Mexico young people
who will enter the State University
from last years Senior Glass at Nc
MILAN high school are the following;
Leonard Coatsworth, Morris Dry, Or
lando Worrell, Geo. Irion, Rodes
Jesse, Misses Miriam Glandon, 0des-
sa and Blanche Gibson and Anna
Caldwell.
Linn Webb, of Vandalia, was in
this city, Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Mccall, of Fulton,
were in this city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j. Wood are home
from a delightful summer spent in
California.
Mrs. H. E. Truck, of st. Louis is
the guest of her mother in this city
W. S. st. Clair, assignee Of the
stock of millinery Of Miss Jennie
Harris, Thurdsay sold the stock tc
Smith & Company, of Sedalia and
Mexico. The new company will as
sumo charge at ono and will later
announce their opening date.-Co'
lumbia Tribune.
The Eight-Mile Road District Com
mission has ordered a concrete bridge
on the Paris road, north of this city
The commission and County Court
have agreed to construct a concrete
bridge on the road running north anc
south along the east side of E. B
Norris farm if they can get sufficient
assistance from the citizens interest
ed.
Harvey Smith, of st. Louis wa
shaking hands with Mexico friend
. this week and is much gratitied a
the many substantial improvement
made since he moved away.
Mrs. j. w. Weaver is home from
an extended and pleasant visit il
J Colorado and the West.
Chas. Liebler is here on a visit.
DR.. j. G. Moore is home from Chi
cago.
Orpheus Rutter is home from
trip through Kansas and Texas.
Miss Florence Yowell is HON
from Columbia where she went o
business.
Misses Sarah and Dorothy W!
h. more, are home from a visit in Kan
,e sas City.
Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham is hon
re from a visit with her daughter, Mi
1T Efie, in Columbia.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Taylor,
is Austin, Texas, are the guests of re
atives in this city.
Miss Blanche Potts, of Central
ed has returned home after a visit wi
lg Miss Vera Rutter.
e. Dave Moss, of Seattle, Wash, W
at married Miss Annabelle Arnold,
ng this city, was a visitor here Satt
Is. day.
ed Mrs. Aufderbrink and two childr
have returned to their home in An
100 rillo, Texas, after a visit with I
res formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. d.
he Sanford.
i'm Boulware Jameson, of Fulton, "
in Mexico Saturday.
Dysart Moore left here Stature
for st. Louis, where he will atts
Y. Washington University. Miss N.Y.
Moore will leave Monday for N
in souri, University.
lay Miss Clara J%urgensen is no
his from New York, where she bough
IRIS big line of fall and winter millin
goods.
and Joe Wilson brought his mott
age Mrs. G. A. Wilson, home from
celsior Springs this week, much
proved in health.
Mis- Mary Hopkins, who has b
in California the last two years,
hta' tied her sister, Mrs. Chas. Harris
ni' this week. Miss Hopkins will tie
ohe in Oklahoma this winter.
pe C. M. Hay, of st. Louis, was
d this city, Saturday en- route to
son home from Fulton, where he was
lca- attorney for the st. Louis Post-l
"' patch.
son The Rev. R. D. Chinn, of Vandi
esi- was in Mexico, Saturday.
Douglas Johnson will attend
souri, Military Academy this wir
Horace MCGEE went to Full
M Monday, to attend Westminster
Co., loco