Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
COUNTY NEWS


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sozr years For tie water she 3
zzkilg ks~ hone w<A her dauEster.
Ms Prussing o. Morris strs& fro1
Ehers hey VII % IN the sprsng
10 thsir 1su home o. Ss1tA Clark
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Ma Mason cruasey Is vey III
q pseurisy.
Marvin Snyder. % Santa Pc. was
ia Ms1ioo we66ssasT en roate TO Co
lzzbia for Farmers Week
Carts Csathoru Of san Frznelsco
ia visiting his Parents Mr.. and Mrs. I
Il C4athorn.
z 7. saith. the coal nan. celebrzt-
sa his 7Tth birthday Friday. May he
I've lOag to eaJOy many more blrtA-
daya
Miss Olivia Myers and little nleee.
Louise Myers. ars homet fron Mont
gomery county where they visited
relatives
Miss Dorothy Hasei o. Milwaukee.
wis. Is visiting Miss Pearl Morris
The Auzvasse Review says: John
T. B1ckner. out On the county line.
norsh OF Anxyasse. sold Sam G.
Wood a pair OF black harness gsldinEs
a. s2S5. The deal vas made Friday.
Mrs. L. A. MunGy. one OF Msxicois
oldest and nest highly respected wo-
men. Is very u. iFl
CAssius NJ. Clay has gone co AHs
kogee. Okla. on business.
Cave johnson and George Gay have
returned 70 Columbia after spending
the weekend IN this city.
Miss Lillian woolery Is visit
ing Mss kathryn Graham.
Clinton Wilson of ~Tahlequah. Okla.
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Dorothy Deahe has gone TO
St Louis to study the new dances.
She will have a dancing class when
she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Arnold, ST., will
leave this week for a visit in Texas.
Miss Margaret Dyke, a Sophomore
in Mcmillan High school suffered
a painful injury Friday while play
ing outdoor ball with other girls On
the Mcmillan campus Mss Dykes
limb wss wrenehed by a fall, but it
IS not believed the injury viii grove
serious Miss Dyke is the daughter OF
Mr.. aad Mrs. John Dyke.
S. II. Locke is home from Fulton.
Bob Nichols. day clerk at The Hox-
ser. lie III.
D. D. Dudley has accepted a re-
sponsible position with the Roberts.
Johnson & Rand Shoe Co.
Wallace Fly has gone to Texas on
business.
Ed Stuart. who was badly injured
last week Is much improved. and
left the hospital Monday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King.
at the Hospital. Sunday morning, a.
daughter. RalRn. 10 new boosting the
hospital sky high and wearing the
smile that wont come off. This d the
first child BORN in the hospital.
sEiss Erik Turkey will resign her
position with the l~ntell!geneer Pub
fishing Co, Feb LIST and win be sue.
eeeded b. Miss Evalee jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latney barnes are
home from St. Louis where Mr..
Barnes has been confined in a hospit
al with foot trouble.
Jas. Wilkins Of Texas Is here visit
ing relatives.
J. n. Basket. Of st. Louis, form
erly Of this city. had an interesting
article on birds in the St Louis Re-
public Sunday.
r. A. Potts. Of ST. Joseph is
here on a visit.
Roy Creasey. OF st. LOUIS, spent
Sunday in Mexico with his father,
@A@eDu Lfca6Eyse /
Miss Jessie Mexican and Frank Nc
Cord went to Hlggiusvllle, Saturday
TO see their uncle, James Canterbury.
who is critically Ill
Jake Buckner is in Texas on al
visit
Ben Berry of Columbia is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J.. e. Butler.
Miss Maggie Harris Of Jefferson
City Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Taylor.
YIN. NJ. Lock is IN Buckley, III,
where he went to attend the funeral
Of his aged father. Mr.. Locks many
friends extend sincere sympathy in
his bereavement.
Hamilton. NO.. is suffering from a
severe epidemic Of smallpox.
Logan Kidd Is now on the road for
Swift & Company Of Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah B. Black of near Lad
donia has moved to this city to re-
side. The Ledger joins the people OF
Mexico in extending a warm well
come.
Mrs. W. H. French and Mrs. Logan
Mundy are about the same.
jess Wade is here from Montana
on a visit and is looking "fine as
Jesse says there rs no place
like good old Mexico.
Wallace Bassford was in town
Tuesday.