Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-15
COUNTY NEWS


fell on her arm.
Mrs. Jesse Martin is home from a
in Columbia.
Douglass Arnett of Columbia was
in Mexico Wednesday.
Mrs. W. A. Smith came over from
Columbia Wednesday.
Miss Sue Logan of Laddonia is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Nor
ris.
Miss Mary Buckner Of Mexico at
tended the Yelled Prophets ball in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Ed. Azdell is visiting rela-
tives in Fulton and attending the
street fair.
Charley Lewis is home from an ex-
tended business trip through 0klaho-
ma and Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor of Fay
etc, are the guests of Mrs. Taylor's
father, A. D. jackson.
Homer Azdell of Moberly visited his
mother, Mrs. E. R. Azdell, of North
jefferson street, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Crane and
daughter, of Elgin, Kan, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Considine.
Ed. Wade is here from Southwest
Missouri shaking hands with friends
and waiting for the big Pageant.
Miss Linnie Allison of st. Louis is
the guest of Mexico friends and came
up for the big Hardin Pageant.
Mrs. Kate Lochridge has returned
home to Wyoming. She was accom
panied by Fred Riggs, son of Perry
Riggs,
Mrs. Chas. McMurney of Hereford,
Texas, and Miss May Brown of DeX-
ter, Mo-, are guests of Miss Leila
Tinsley.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip and daugh-
ter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-
noff in Sedalia. Maurice Phillip ac-
| companied them as far as jefferson
City.
C. M. Lakeland, formerly of Mexico,
now of st. Charles, Mo-, in renting
for the Weekly Ledger, writes he is
enjoying good health and sends re-
CARDS to his many friends in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Byars of CO.
Iumbia are visiting in tbs city.
Mrs. Barneby has returned home at
ter a two weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Newgent, near Moline.
The rain Thursday night was rs of
an inch.
Mrs. Natalie Dunlop of Center, is
the guest of Mrs. S. j. Terrill and 9TH
err relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burhop and
daughter, Mrs. Allie Sutton and son
have moved to Pasadena, Cali, to re-
side permanently.
Gus Steinman is happy. 1t was q
fine boy born October 9Th.
L. M. Lake has received the con
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tracts to build two two-story build.
/, ings in Laddonia, one for the Ode
Fellows and the other for H. W. Az
! dell.
!, Miss Margaret Lowell Million O
Mexico has entered the University a
a junior at the age of 16 years. Sh'
was graduated last year from Hardin
College of which her father, j. "
Million, is president and her mothe
I dean. She completed the junior col
lege work at Hardin and received tn
degree of A. A. university of Nilsson
rian.
> Mrs. II. Brandenberger of st. Lou
: is and Mrs. Frank Dye of Vandali
are guests of friends in Mexico thi
week.
Misses Lucy Denham and Myrtl
Moore are over from Columbia fe
the Pageant. Miss Frances Gapun
the guest of Miss Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bunton OF S
Charles are here for a weeks visit.
The Price Johnsons have rented
residence for the winter at 8OS Ea
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morris are dor
iciled for the winter with Mr.. and M
C. D. Glendy.
Frank Head returned to st. Lou
after a visit to his father, j. G. Hea
and family, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Everett and oh
dren, of Okla, are guests of Mrs.
Steppleman and family.
Misses Frances and Phyllis Fro
of Vandalia, who have been visit
in this city, have returned home.
Mrs. Lily Herald Frost, the YER
tile editor of the Vandalia Lead
was in Mexico Friday and attend
the reception at Hardin College, /
alma mater.
Mrs. Allie Luckie, who vas oper
ed on in st. Louis, Sept. 20, by DR..
R, Reiffer, is at the National Univ
sity Hospital, 2945 Lawton Ave-,
Louis. Although the operation wa
very serious one, Mrs, Luckie is
, proving nicely. Miss Virginia
| wards, of this city is nursing her
: Col. William Albus who has b
: farming in Texas is moving back
: Audrain County, Mo-, to live. He
d not find any place he likes as wei
= good old Audrain.
Jacob Coontz shot his father, }
Coontz, at Hannibal, Friday, xii
him instantly. Young Coontz, VIII
> 26 a old, is thought to be dem
Il ed. John Coontz was formerly al
" man in Hannibal.
Mrs. Victor Lambert, of Els
Kan. is visiting her daughter,
i James W. O'Brien of near Thu
son.
~ DR.. H. Turley has gone to Cha