Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-11-19

Ike me peevish or vice versa.
pg Of the sort; we are good
n and If | ever "fall cut" with
ledger force l will Immediately
Employment on the Intelligen-
saff. They need an editorial
anyway.
j. E. Durkee left Tuesday for
terded visit with her daughter.
i Borrower Cottingham in Roswell.
danes win Daniel and Price
back, of vandalia, spent the
% Mexico with Mrs. Lewis Nc
Orlando Fish of st, Louis i
best of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D
biz Porawski is home from Ka,
lity to spend the weekend witt
s%rents.
Il c. e. Ayers departed toda,
h home in Detroit after an ex
i visit with her sister, Mrs
Pitcher.
4. J. D. Hunter has returned Il
Iome in Elgin, ILL.,, after a visi
her aunt, Mrs. ]. w. McKinle,
Mrs Hamilton Mckinley.
Daughters of the Confederate,
his week with Misses Harrie
farrie KEENAN,. After the bust
4 meeting the hostess served E
Sble salad course.
4 and Mrs. ]. w. Gallaher arc
Aomiciled in the Haggard hous
buth Jefferson. About the tim
4 Gallaher's neighbors discover
nice little neighbor she is
knterprising husband sells ou'
he is forced to move to anoth
|rt Of town. But, after all, tha'
variety and it saves remodel
b home and every woman want
touse changed yearly.
Eessrs Henry Speck, presiden'
u st. Louis Iron Store Co. and
H. 0sthoff, general manager
Iere to spend Sunday with Johr
n.
II. f. B. Street spent the weel
bberly with relatives.
u. Fred Llewellyn invited in 6
Friends to spend the Afternoon
'Mesdames Wilbur Wallace ant
Whitley on Saturday. The guest
b and sewed until 5 o'clock
4 the hostess served an appetite
Ialad course. Others presen'
/ Mesdames Rolla Mcintyre, San
Norton Nelson, George viii
ktson, Cortez Edmonston anC
\ snoddy, Misses Alta Ritchit
Marie Rose.
n. i. A. bearing was hostess
he II. A. Il. Club on Monday af
b.. After q pleasant game o.
. in which Mrs. Mitchell Whit
|the most successful, the hostes
! a dainty buffet lunch Mrs. D
bore of Webster Groves was tn
out-of-town guest.
u. j. II. Watts entertained at
b dinner Sunday Mr., and Mr.;
srt Boatman and small son o
ash Honduras, Mr.. and Mrs
b Sproul of Paris; Misses Laur
bottle Morehead of Paris.
Is La Refine Warden was tn
Il this week OF Miss Elizabet
Fer.
b. Belle Moore received by pal
bost this week a box Of chrysar
from her daughter, Mr.
Is Carpenter, of Wynne, AR
NUNS which are huge and luXI
h of lavender, yellow and whit
n in Mrs. Carpenters yard. The
I indeed as perfect as the gree
b variety. A bouquet has bee
ing my table also, thanks to NJ.
Ere.
Is Eva Miller spent the week 81
b. Louis with friends.
b.. Mamie Moore will leave ne
N for her home in Dayton, o.
b. dancing class enjoyed a pra
/ game Thursday evening at t
Il Club. Some of the older Vi
D retired from the ballroom at t
bearance Of the new dances we
by the VonYleck exI
lon on the Square that they ma
Een to dancing like a duck TO "
| They put the babies to bed Sol
\ and dance merrily three nigi
succession. As one man EXPIRE
I'd. he was "having his second en-
b." The only thing that kept
bee from being a real "old FOL
bnion" was the absence Of Mr. !
Is. Fred Pitcher and MIR. ana NJ
led Morris for Ralph Buckner' %
hthrie and Louis Barth were ei
1 SPECTATORS.
fhe Wednesday Club met TINS y"
the Library with sixteen la'
Mrs. Emmons led the
b, The Origin and First Act
bnolanus; Mrs. Ferris read a
b on German Romanticism'
bits told the story of "The DC
Mrs. Leeper gave
THE Death of WHilehS'e
Dr.. and Mrs. x. R. Bragg 81
n,4 e ~. u,oat. in Troy the &