Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-11-26
COUNTY NE VS.

leave for the South shortly where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. E. R. Price is home from a
short visit in St. Louis.
Calvin Tilton of Grant City is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. W. A. Shul-
lenberger.
William Richardson of Chesterfield,
ILL.,, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Sannebeck.
The temperature was 9 above zero
Thursday morning. The snow fall was
the first of the year.
William Horton was operated on
at the Mexico hospital Wednesday.
He is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barnes are
home from Pratt, Kan, where they
visited Mr.. Barnes brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Patterson II
visiting in Pike county, the guest of
relatives.
The school at the Feeble-M Minded
Institution at Marshall, Mo, has been
closed on account of ~diphtheria.
The Rev. J. D. Watson closed a fine
meeting with the Hardin Church nea
Kansas City Sunday night. There
were 81 additions to the church dur
ing the meeting, and the church will
likely move up TO the wo-Sundays-in
the month services. Mr.. Watson goes
TO Olney in Lincoln county next
J week for a two weeks meeting.
Mrs. R. C. Wheeler Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Todd
of St. Louis are guests of Mrs. Wheel
er's sister, Mrs. I. M. Richards.
Henry Hoffman, a brother of Mrs.
Joseph Steinman, who died at Usage
City, Tuesday, was born in Cole
county near Usage City August 30,
1916, and had lived in that county all
his life. He enlisted in Private Co. H.,
26th regiment Missouri infantry, and
served for some time. He owned and
conducted a farm near Usage until a
short time ago when he retired and
went to live in Usage City. He is
well known throughout Cole county.
Tom Hook and w. L. Fowles are
home from Columbia where they at
tended a meeting of state insurance
agents which was largely attended by
delegates from nearly a hundred coun
ties in the state.
Scott Morrell was up from Vandalis
on business Friday.
R. M. Greed of Hatton was in Mex
leo on business Friday.
DR.. ]. C. Parrish of Vandalia was
in this city Friday.
E. G. KEENAN, of Laddonia vas
business visitor here Friday.
John W. Hill of San Antonio, Tex
as, is shaking hands with Mexic'
friends.
, Miss Ruth Crews is visiting he
sister Mrs. Ollie Davidson, of nea
New Florence.
The Rev. ]. C. Handy of Fultol
passed through Mexico Friday gcini
home from the North.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Correll of Clar
were in this city Friday on their wa
I home from jefferson City.
e Mrs. A. F. Neate of Columbia
the guest of her sister, Mines. A.
Houston and C. R. Gibbs.
n Miss Cynthia Cunningham of Lao
donia is the guest of her grandpa
e ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cunning
e ham, north of this city.
Miss Frances Cunningham and HI
'' cousin, Miss Mary Clark, of Topek
Kan, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. '
u E. Cunningham at Laddonia.
III Miss Mary C. Haarer, en- route
his home in Ann Arbor, Mich, fro
Us Pueblo, Colo, is here visiting h
" aunt, Mrs. Mary B. Schiable, al
other relatives.
Mrs. W. B. Fahren is home from
!, short visit in St. Louis. She was a
companied home by her niece, MI
. K. L. Frost, who has been at Gil
"A Springs, N. Y.
R. o. Bromagin is home from Cal
den where he has a large contract
plumbing. Mr.. Bromagin says wor
men from Kansas City, st. Joseph a
= many other points came there see
ing jobs, some of them even waikiki
Mr.. Bromagin reports men out
work in large numbers in all Of I
- towns and cities he visited.
DR.. ]. B. Hawkins has traded
100-acre farm in Galloway coun
80 acres in Camden county and
:. Oklahoma property to S. M. Loo
for a large brick store building
J~onesburg. The trade was mi
through VIM. Hardin Rixey.
A. C. Whitson is home from a b
ness trip to Ironton.
W. L. Woodson of st. Louis was
NJ this city on business Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Bruton of Laddo
spent Saturday in this city.
is. Marriage licenses were issued :
OIL urday to Lloyd Buoy and Miss
Tor sic Florence Hickman and Ger
rst Welshmeier and Miss Mary Der
"" of Audrain County.
A team drawing a farm wagon,
longing to Charles Dean a a
on South Jefferson street, Stature
The wagon was badly damaged
no one was injured fortunately.
Mrs. James Wilkins of Ladd'
was in this city Saturday.
Miss Alberta Hurst, of st. Jos
is the guest of Miss Sarah Cult
4 son.
~ NJ. @ d Frnyoong of Mexico.