Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-27

bash freight station and opened a
general feed store. He will handle
hay, grain and all kinds of mixed
feed.
Miss lone Hagnaeur has returned
10 her home in st. Louis after a Wis
it with Miss Dorothy Worrell in this
city.
Mrs. G. C. Brown spent Thursday
in Slater the guest of her parents.
Mrs. Tom Alexander was up from
Laddonia Thursday.
Mrs. E. +. Kunkel is home
from Kansas City where she has
been visiting.
John Duncan is back at his old job
in Mexico after working in Centralia
several months for the Mexico Power
Co.
c. H. Early, of Centralia, passed
through Mexico to Fulton, Thursday
for the funeral of E. w. Grant.
]. T. Johnson went to Fulton on
Thursday for the funeral of E. W.
Grant.
Geo. N. Johnson, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is some better.
Roy Stuart of Oklahoma City has
been visiting Mexico friends.
Geo. W. Baker, of Leavenworth,
Kan, is here visiting friends.
Mrs. Lille Fowles, of this city,
is visiting her parents in Ashland.
There are two candidates in the
field for the postmastership at Paris.
Richard Norris is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Edmond Bryning, in
Farber.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Richards are
home from Fayette where they visit
ed friends.
Mrs. 7. 7. Turley is home from a
two-month's visit with relatives and
friends in Illinois.
James H. Kemp has resigned his
position as Waterman at the State
Hospital at Fulton.
Buckner Harrison is home from
Keokuk, Ia, where he had charge of
DR.. Tincher's laundry.
DR.. Mac Bolts was up from Santa
Fe Friday. He says they had a fine
C"hautauqua there this week.
R. A. Maxwell and family and
Charley Heiser and family are Ell
route home from Colorado Springs.
DR.. C. M. Cowherd, of East st
Louis, ILL.,, is here on his vacation the
guest of his parents, Mr.. nd Mrs. J
M. Cowherd.
II . L. Holmes of Chicago, is thu
guest Of his uncle, Arthur Holmes
His father, c. E. Holmes, well-knowI
here, is now the head of the Home
for Masonic Children, in La Grange
III.
DR.. L. j. Dorst, the chiropodist
left for Moberly Sunday and is ex
pected to return to Mexico in a few
days.
Miss Mabel Canterbury has re
turned to her home in Higginsvill'
after a visit with relatives in thi
city.
Mrs. Walter Williams, daughter
Miss Helen, and son, Edwin Moss, o
Columbia, will depart from Paris
France, for America Aug. 10th, &C
cording to a message received b.
Dean Williams, through the State d
partment. Mrs. Williams and her chi
dren are well known in Mexico.
Miss Trix Turley has accepted
position in the treasurer's office O
the Frisco Railroad at Kingsville, Tie
as, and will leave in a few days t
take up her duties. Miss Turley
a very competent young lady an
will make good.
DR.. j. G. Moore went to Fulton Q
, professional business Friday.
Col. ]. T. johnson and Mrs. r.
Buckner are home from Fulton whel
: they attended the funeral of Edwai
Grant.
Mrs. L. C. Cove was given a rece'
ton by the Merry Matrons at Mon
gomery City recently.
!. T. L. Marshall, freight and passe
e ger agent for the C. & A. in Mexic
S celebrated the twentyfifth anniyers
e nv of his enlistment as an ATT
" man." He has been in the employ
this company for a quarter of a ce
fury. The Ledger extends eongrat
lations on this splendid record a
70 wishes him many more years IN t
service.
Geo. N. johnson is some better.
," Ernest Barnett is home from a bt
,e mess trip to Hannibal.
Miss Minnie Younger is the gu'
of relatives in st. Louis.
ID Robert Smiley of neal Santa
was in Mexico Saturday.
e. Miss Urith Mccall of Fulton is I
d. guest of Miss Isabelle Gregory.
ID Fred Blattner will be appoint
Ig postmaster at Wellsville, Mo.
lie C. R. Lupton of st. Louis was
or Mexico on business Saturday.
Sidney McIlhany of near Santa
ID was in town on business Saturday
Charles MCGEE, of Cairo, ILL.,,
the guest of his parents in this c
he Miss Wilhelmina Taylor left
Dallas, Tex, Saturday to visit
Y sister, Mrs. C. R. Rule.
Benz. Seal of Apache. Okla,
RS the guest of his sister. Mrs. Far
re Fletcher, on N. Clark avenue.
Miss Helen Creasey has gone to
Louis, where she will attend st. I
he abeth's Institute again this winter,
on We are glad to welcome Dr.
If A. Lotion, of Kansas City, to N
a leo. They formerly resided in Lao