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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Hodge
Of near Rush Hill, a son.
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma Nc
Clure, who died at McAlester, Okla.
was held in this city.
c. H. Brown, of this county ant
Miss Rettar Mildred, of Mexico were
married.
Miss Susie Rowland, of this city
and Ben Ogden, Jr., of st. Louis
were married.
Thomas B Hit, one of Mexico's
oldest and most highly respected cit.
zens died at his home on South
Western Ave.
Harry Turner published the frs
issue Of the Martinsburg News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
YnuNGs GREEN.


1 G. Crawford filed his ice house
Thursday. The ice is about six
inches shiek-F. J .weinand lost 8
Young horse Wednesday night This
being the second in two weeks weeks,
a poisoning which affects the brain.
r. +. Crawford sold T. NJ. Dowell nine
stock hogs weighing 100 lbs, at $500
per ewt.-Miss Minnie Berrey return
ed hon,e after a FIVE weeks visit with
her brother, Bert Berry, near Hol-
linsville.-Ellis Bros, recently ship
ped 10 head of fat cattle TO the st.
Louis market, 40 head bringing $3.50
and 30 bringing s7.75.-J. P. Albright
VIM. Berry and Frank Powell have
leased the west half Of the Henry
Morgan farm, about 4s0 acres.-Jas.
sneed has leased 40 acres of the W.
W. johnson farm.-0tto Carpenter
sold a Hampshire hog to Cauthorn
Bros. Of Molino.-C. L. Blum killed
two hogs weighing 1910 pounds
Chude Slonaker shipped a a Of 22b
lbs. hogs to the st. Louis market
Monday--A. l.. Thomas shipped 81
head Of $50 lbs. hogs to the St. Louis
market Tuesday.-B. 7. Crawford
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mar
tinsburg.--E. H. Carpenter and fam
lily spent Sunday with j. II. Hebe
and family-The box and pie suppel
at Ellis school house vas well at
tended, pies bringing from Toe u
SHOE. W. Rusk, County Farm
Adviser and w. Clyde johnson, Coun
ty School Superintendent held a meet
ing at Bryan school Thursday night
About twenty we're present.-Mr. an
Mrs. ]. G. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. {
McGee, Mrs. Joella Crawford an
daughter, Miss Mallie, Lewis an
Warren Galloway ate Sunday Dime
: with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. McGee.-
Milt Householder and family motore
to Mexico Sunday.-Clyde Ellis an
t family spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. B. Baker of Long Branch
j. L. Rudasil eontemplates a bushes
e trip to Iowa.-Carl Weinand an
: Milt Householder shipped a car Of fl
i cattle to the st. Louis market Tue
. day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Jake Shook, of neal Mexico, was in.
jured when his horses ran away and
he was thrown from the buggy.
L. W. Bobbs, of st. Louis, was prop
rietor of the Merchants Hotel in this
city.
The following officers of the liter.
airy society at Long Branch were
elected; l.. G. Belts, president; w
McCue, v~ice-president; Miss X. bud.
ley, secretary; Miss BERTHE Fisher, as
sistant secretary and treasurer; G.
A. BeameF, sergeant.
|. c. Leake, formerly proprietor Of
the Leake Hotel in this city, moved to
Collins, st. Clair county, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
LODGE uEpr

Centralia Council, No. 81, Royal
and Select Masters will confer the
Cryptic degrees in Masonry on a
class Of twenty in the Masonic Hall
Of this city, Tuesday. December 29th.
DR.. John Pickard, of the University
Of Missouri, will confer the degrees.
The meeting will open at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon and a banquet will be
given at 6 o'clock. A large number
Of visiting Masons are expected TO
be in Mexico for the occasion. There
are only about six members Of the
Council in this city, all of them being
members of the No. "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Silage For Horses.

Two years ago / commented on the
sleek appearance of a lot of about
40 light mares and colts in the
stables Of one of our best known
amateur exhibitors. The stableman
pointed to a concrete silo standing
behind theb arm and remarked that l
could blame it on that. Inquiry dis
closed the fact that practically all the
horses in the entire stud had received
silage as a part of their regular ra-
ton for three years. 1t was given
to colts and mature horses alike and
it was always cleaned up in the feed
boxes. Only a small amount was
used, and that as an appetizer and
conditioner rather than as a COM
ponent part of the regular ration.
Particular care was taken in feeding
to see that no spoiled sllage reached
the horses and pregnant mares were
watched closely. If the condition of
that stud was an indication there
should be no question as to the great
feeding value Of silage for horses.
If it was safe to risk feeding it to
that bunch Of high-prieed p~urebred
horses the owner Of the ordinary
farm team should rest well at night
after feeding silage to the farm
horses. CLYDE ASHLEY.
Wood Co, o.-Breeders Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
U R AID

While a large number of Mexico
matrons and young ladies were knit
ting and crocheting for the relief of
the suffering Belgians, ten girls, stu
dents in the eigth grade of the South
Side School, under the direction Of
Mrs. Laura H~oughland were aiding in
the movement.
These girls, ranging in age from
II to Is, knitted and crocheted a
large number of scarfs and wristlets,
which were turned over to the Bel
gian Relief Committee of Mexico.
Mrs. Houghland started the work and
supervised it. The girls who did this
splendid work are: Helen Heller,
Mable Spar, Winifred Adkins, Fran
e Parker, Louise Dollins, Ruth
Harper, Sue Carter, Elizabeth E.
Green, Sarah Jesse and Nora Hen
dirk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

JACK STREET, Exalted Ruler of
the Elks, is having the details for the
big Christmas entertainment, to be
given by that organization, completed
and a delightful entertainment is
promised. Exalted Ruler Streif wants
all of the children that will not be
remembered by Santa Claus at home
or at the churches to be remembered
at the Elks Christmas Tree. If you
know of any children Of this kind,
you will notify Exalted Ruler Streif
or Secretary Byrns Immediately and
arrangements will be made with Santa
Claus SO that they will not be forgot
ten.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24


The Missouri State Poultry Show,
which held its twenty-seeond annual
show nj the Coliseum, 81. Louis Of
fered three cash prizes for the largest
number Of original egg recipes. The
judges were instructors in domestic
science.
The recipes were 70 be the various
ways Of preparing eggs for the table
exclusive Of cakes, eustards, buildings
ana otherwise employed in preparing
food.
The following are the prize re-
cipes in order;
SECT EGG LOAVES-Beat u
eggs; add a pinch Of salt; melt n
tablespoon of butter in a fiat pan;
fry two tablespoons Of the beaten eggs
in the butter until the egg is set;
continue frying one at a time until
all the egg mixture has been fried
into small loaves. Place in a second
pan. On each loaf put a teaspoon of
Jelly and sprinkle with powdered
sugar. Put in a hot wen for a few
minutes.
VEGETABLE OR MEAT EGG
LOAF-Make the loaf as for sweet
egg ~loaves, using canned pears,
mushrooms, or chopped ham or fish,
in place of the jelly.
HARD BOILED EGGS, WITH
HORSE RADISH AND SARDELLES
Boil the required number of eggs
until hard. Put in cold water a few
minutes. This will make the shell
peel more readily. Quarter the eggs;
sprinkle with salt, pepper, vinegar,
olive oil, grated horse radish, cover
ing each piece with a sardelle.
FILLED HARD BOILED EGGS
Cut hard boiled eggs lengthwise, in
two parts; remove the yolk, without
breaking the whites. chop the yolks-
with sardelles.o ne to each yolk,add one
tablespoon sour cream, salt, pepper.
capers and mustard. Fill the whites
of the eggs with this mixture and
fasten together with toothpieks
Place the eggs in an upright post
ion in a dish with olives and eapers
and cover with aspic. Boiled fresf
crab meat, or chicken, can be used il
place Of the sardelles. This is q
great delicacy.
SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH
BACoN-Cut one-fourth pond Of
bacon in small cubes and fry unit
light brown. Scramble IL eggs and
pour yer the bacon; add chopped
green young onions, salt and pepper.
fry until underside is a light brown
Roll and serve on a hot platter.
SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH HAN
Same as above recipe, using chop
ped ham in place on the onions.
SCRAMBLED EGGS AND POTA
T0ES-PeIl and slice potatoes thiI
and fry in butter or lard until 1
golden brown. Scramble II eggs ant
pour over the potatoes; add pepper
and salt. Stir until the eggs are wei
cooked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
FARM WASTE SHOULD
BE PREVENTED,

BE PREVENTED,
ALONG the line Of efficiency on the
farm, the Breeders Gazette editor
tally says;
The utilization Of valuable by-pro-
ducts that are now wasted is one Of
the vital problems with which the
farmer must deal Because the farm
er works alone, because he must in
the very nature of things be his own
efficiency expert" and because OF
the character of his calling, he has
often failed to convert a waste into
q salable product. Saving is a nee
essity. It is the secret Of success in
many a big business Proof Of this
is found in them methods Of the pack
err. The same is true in the manage
ment Of -four mills, cotton gins and
linseed mills.
Loss or the farm is frequently
~traceable not to the farmers care
l~essness but to the lack of a profitable
and convenient market. One day the
question of farm markets will receive
more consideration, and perhaps the
country town and the city win join
forces with the farmer, for waste on
the farm means loss to the city. In
the meantime the wideawake farmer
viii not fail to study his own prob
lens and to stop every little leak.
All this, however, does not mean
giving SO much attention to the
minor things that the farmer be-
comes a mere tinker and a peddler in
stead of a farmer in fact. In looking
after the little things, important as
they are, the larger things, the big
ger vision, must not be lost. The
packer in utilizing Everything ex-
cept the squeal" keeps always in
mind the Importance of pork.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Journalism Teacher Weds

Herbert W. Smith, instructor Of
engraving at the Missouri University
Sehool OF Journalism, Columbia, and
mss Adele Agnes Pelt were married
tuesday afternoon at the home Of the
pllde' ~ North Whittier street, st.
LOUIS The couple met a year ago,
wneh smith was a commercial illus
lr8tor IN st. Louis, They will reside
N Columbia when school reopens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
HObson had closed the general debate

Hobson had closed the general debate
participated in by all the House
leaders, many of whom were repeat
edly cheered by men and women in
the crowded galleries. Speaker Clark
repeatedly admonished the spectators
to maintain order.
Although advocates of the Hobson
resolutions freely predicted that II
would receive a majority vote, many
Of them. including Mr.. Hobson, had
conceded at the start that the resoIu.
ton would not receive the two-thirds
vote necessary for its adoption.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
PRESIDENT TO GIVE TItRKrvs

washington, Dec. 23.-President
wilson will follow the long-standine
custom of presidents and Distribute
turkeys for Christmas to all the en-
pioyees of the White House and
grounds except the clerical force. He
mas given orders for the purchase Of
~ many turkeys as will be necessary
me number is usually about 1875.
Inc president has been making nur-
chasese OF presents for members Of his
family and personal friends. His W
christmas, as well as that of the in,
mediate members of his family, will
be a quiet one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
RuRKE ITEMS.

Eva Allen has been on the sick Isl
this week.--Mr. Davidson has peer
sick but is improving.--Reed BURKE
delivered two loads Of hogs Mofosy
Quite a number Of hogs butchers
last week.Al the family of ", A
Ofutt have been sick.-The pupils a.
school enjoyed skating last week.
Ernest Robinson's house burned las.
Thursday nighte-Quite a number y
hogs changed hands last week al
cents a pound.--Hollis DaV'd'o
has moved to his home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
10, 20 AND 80 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK.
80 Years Ago.

John L. Ware, of Kentucky, pur-
chased the Rhobey farm. southwest
of Mexico.
R. w. Robertson bought the T. NJ
Gill residence from J. W. Crigler.
Fire destroyed a large portion Of
the business section of Rush Hill.
The Hisey elevator at Laddonia was
destroyed by fire.
J. J. Freels and Frank Friar, Of
near Laddonia, lost their residence
by fire.
Invitations were out for a ball and
supper to be given by the |. 0. O. F
lodge at Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
MRS. ELIZABETH sURBER DEAD
Former Mexico Woman Died At Kan.
sas City. Wednesday.

Mrs. Elizabeth Surber, widow Of
Andrew Surber, former City Marshal
of Mexico, died at Kansas City. We'd
nesday morning at 4 o'clock. The body
will be brought to Mexico Friday on
the afternoon Wabash train and taken
directly to Elmwood cemetery, where
it win be buried beside that of Mr..
Surber. The funeral win be held in
Kansas City and only short services
at the grave viii be held here.
Mrs. Surber formerly lived in Mex
leo but has been away from here
about twenty-five years. She is sur
vived by four children as follows:
James A., of near Mexico; Charles,
Dora and Flora, of Kansas City. Two
brothers, Tom and viii Creasey, of
near Mexico, also survive. Mrs. Sur.
Der was a splendid Christian woman
with many friends in Mexico. The
Ledger joins in extending sincere
sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends anu
neighbors who were SO KIND 70 u
during the illness and death oil 0u'
beloved mother, Mrs. Levina SPENCE "1
and to the nurse, Miss Virginia hu,
wards. May Gods richest oleS''''
rest on them.
(signedl The Chilui'"
dIu,1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
N

Claude Slonaker shipped a load Of
hogs to st. Louis, Monday.-MisseS
Robinson and Wonneman Of Mexico re
Gently visited Miss Dora Cauthorn.-
Do not forget the Midway Missionary
Society ice cream and oyster supper
atMr. John Munday's Saturday night
Dec. 26. Everybody is invited to az
tend.-F. L. MCGEE and wife enter
tanned JIG. Crawford and bride Sun
day at dinner.-We wish the Ledger
and all its good readers a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

through the winter in good condition
for spring work. They had practical
~ no other feed but oats straw. ! firm
" believe that in the near future sill.
age will be a regular ration for al
farm animals and that the farm witt
out a silo will be the exception rather
than the rule.
The wonder is, how any people Sc
progressive as the American farmer
could have been so long in taking ad
vantage of this silo idea which is o.
such vital importance to him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

New York, Dec, 23.-The marrying
hablt OF Karl o Wagner was the
cause OF a complaint of four women
VINO appeared before Recorder Nc
hoyern Of Hoboken, each claiming to
nave been feeced and deserted short
" after marrying him in the last
iew weeks. According to a represen-
tative of the German Aid Society 50
other women have been similarly
Yictimized by the man, who is now
being sought by the police.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

the burning a triumph indeed. Being
careful not TO start a farm fire that
cannot be finished gracefully let
the war on the chinsh bug be carried
through to its burning end. Truly,
don't we owe it to the future gener-
ation9'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
FARM HORSES IN BATTLE


A young officer, just home from
the front, relates some amusing
stories Of his experiences, which
were printed in the London Tel
egraph. He says:
At the commencement Of the retire
ment from Mons our party had sever
al motor ears and a taxi for the bag
gage. We, however, lost the main
body and retired on our own, and then
the taxi broke down. The Germans
were not far behind, so we loaded up
the car with all the baggage and
mounted our cycles, %contriving to out
distance the Germans. The motor,
however, began to suffer under the
tremendous load so at T~roisyille we
a farm horse and cart This
animal was a big Normandy mare,
whose highest rate Of progression
was about three miles an hour. She
was named Susanna. She had a high
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Hisey School had a Christ
mas tree, Wednesday. Miss Beulah
Moore, the teacher arranged a
splendid program which included
Farmer" Rusk and County Superin-
tendant of Schools, w. Clyde johnson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

S%crew-eyes placed in the tops of
handles Of brooms, brushes and mops
SO that they may be hung in a closet,
will allow a heater arrangement of
cleaning utensils.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Stock may lose more flesh and en-
ergy from storms and lack of feed
than they will in a whole
winter of good care. A farmer in
this county has been keeping all his
cattle inside since early in Novem-
her and FEEDING them, letting them
out days and putting them into the
stable at night without tying hem
up. The practice of allowing cattle
to run together under shelter and in
rather narrow quarters is much east
err and safer in these days when de-
horning is common. Possibly some
stables are too close. but that could
be avoided easily enough. As to ex-
e~reise it is particularly needed. The
Model Dairy herd at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition was six months in.
doors with no exercise and the milk
record was not only remarkably good
but the cows nearly all gained flesh
during the time.
Several years ago a herd Of cattle
was wintering in a fiat stock stable
in the vicinity Of Buffalo. A manu-.
facturer of glucose was keeping them
for feeding off some of his surplus
sugarmeaL. The stable burned dowr
one night and there was nothing to
do but turn the stock out to shift fol
itself. A bad storm was on and the
animals suffered so severely that the
owner made a claim on the insur.
ance for the cattle as part of the reg.
ular fire loss. The matter was look.
ed into by experts and it's stated thai
from 20 to % pounds loss to each an.
imal was allowed and paid for. Tbs
herd was taken to the butcher a
once. as it was feared pneumonia
would result. Storm losses may ca.
silly be piled up during the fall til
even more than % punds to the ami
NAL is lost. John w Chamberlain
Erie County, New York
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mrs. Martha johnson, who re'p's ~.
at the Kings Daughters home =
Aged Women, fell on the ice, lue'l Iar
afternoon, at the Home and -.
left hip. She is very painiaiiy
iured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

word was received from San An.
,o',,o' Wednesday, stating ]. A.
,,' U,'g was quite a little better. This
Wll be good news to his host Of Mex.
leo friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mrs. Lucy Van Deyenter is in st.
Louis, where she will spend Christ
mas with her daughter, Mrs. Morfit.
William Van Deventer will join her,
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Warner alu ana
tic daughter have gone to Lin. oas
where they will spend chr's'"'''
with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
soMErHrNC FOR HOME

Is always appropriate for ou napne
mas gifts. Furniture is the pest ore.
for the money to be found anywne
See us before you buy. i. W. ho0'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mason o,
Paso, Texas r here to spend INN Mr.
mas with Mr.. Mason's parents
and Mrs. j. w. Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Wheat To SLID in nn..,.

hutchinson, Kas., Dec. 23.-Local
slainmen paid $1.10 a busheI fo,
wheat in Hutchinson Monday, the
highest price so far and three cent
higher than the closing SATURDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Miss Dora Ragsdale, of Moberly,
is the guest of her brother, Frank
RagsdaIe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Silk Hose for Ladies and Misses,
all eolors at P~oisson's Dry Goods
Store. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

me Mexico Ledger would like to
forr'a, I"e address of Steve Loupe,
nahy Of Mexico late Of Boise.
of Mexico. "asss iate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Make your home brighter by buy
ing some of my fine furniture for it.
Prices to suit everyone.
d3wf l.. w. Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Blanks and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, have gone to
Pilot Knob TO send the Holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Furs or muffs make an acceptable
Xmas. present to any lady. Poisson's
have them at all prices. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

We are glad to state Mrs. John r.
Buckner, who is quite i'll in Fulton, is
some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Miss Marguerite Greer, who was
recently operated on at the Hospital
has been taken to her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Plenty Of ear corn on the track.
wit Hoxsey & Nichols.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mrs. C. r. Gibbs Is not so well and
will not be able TO leave the hospital
by Christmas as she had expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mrs. Dan Dudley remains about
the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

FURNITURE THAT SATISFIES
both in prices, quality and durability
is what | sell. The useful gift can be
found in my stock at prices to suit.
d3w1 L. w. Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mince Meat two packages for 15c.
at Smith Bros. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mixed Nuts. Best Quality, 15c a
pound at Smith Bros. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Monday, Dec. 21st was the shortest
day of the year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Useful Xmas. presents at P~oisson's
Dry Goods Store. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

= Table Linen and Towels for Hol-
iday presents at P~oisson's Dry Goods
Store. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

George Graham, who has been hero
on a visit, has returned home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

rure CandieS' y d2wi
ges. Smith Bros,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Z. F. Elliott, of Kansas City, is the
guest of his brother, E. F. Elliott,
for the holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Farm Loans

Get our rates on farm loans.
d2wl North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
OCCASIONAL WANTS
AUXYASSF

Wanted 10000 pounds Of Old and
new Goose Feathers. Sam Nor,;.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
FARM WANTED

FOR SALE or RENTAL
part Of my farm in and adIoiniD, any y.
southern suburbs of Mexico; , as
Residence on South jefferson also
W. ). Hathaway. til JAM '-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Plenty Of ear corn on the track.
wit Hoxsey & Nichols,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

WANTED
Anyone knowing the address Of =.
don 7. Janney, formerly Of M. rsn'
win please communicate Will LEO
Mexico Ledger and learn sometime ~
that will be of substantial v.Iua !
the Janney family. la, "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
StockNotes
MARKET.


LOCAL MARKET.
: W~heat--Sf.f2 /:
Rew Con-ss and e7e.
3 New oats-4l and &c /:
Rye-s5e ;
- o.. - . /. ... . . -
ST. Louis Cash.
No. 2 Red l2s a 1874.
No. 2 C5-n 65 IL
No. 2 Oats 80
Chicago Close;
Dec. May July
Wheat 1875 rs 12s 80 120 A
Com GO ssa12B II s-4a7-s 70 IL
Oats 4s rs B So Is
National Stock Yards:
Cattle 5000 including 600 Southerns.
10 to i5c higher.
Hogs $500 weak Sc lower.
Sheep, $50 steady.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-03
Welded In Rathdrum.

The wedding Of Miss Blanche
Woutchik, the 10 year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Peter Woutchik. to Mr..
Walter E. Jones, a young farmer
residing near Hayden lake, took
place at the home of the brides
father in Rathdrum, Saturday
afternoon, June ~. Rev. N.
Sherman Hawk officiating. Mr..
Woutchik and family have resided
in Rathdrum for several years and
a number of the friends and neigh
bors of the bride we're present to
join with immediate. relatives in
witnessing the ceremony and ex-
tending congratulations to the
young couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
ZONES made short wedding trip
to Harrison, and returning from
there will make their home near
Hayden lake.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-03
Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. Joseph Nystrom reports very
enjoyable birthday surprise party at
her hotel at the sawmill, foot of
Twin lakes. 81 miles from Rathdrum,
Wednesday evening OF last week.
The honor guest was Miss Bette
Nystrom, sister of Mr.. Nystrom, who
was made the recipient of several
beautiful presents. Lunch was served
about 10 o'clock.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Nystrom and daughters, Evelyn and
Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, Messrs.
Lintz, Jones. ]. w. Dugan, f. E.
Hay. c. Hickok, Fred Limits, Van and
Joe Nelson. P. Peterson, Louis Kar-
ward and Vernor Verel.