Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02


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Pheeisu and TIE i've ylansss. Ma
Staniey and Mn. F1nzfs Mscss a.
rett Of Fulton. Ofhsr hsnfesa
we're Nesd4Eiss r. H. wnsss. = e.
King. II " Whit. z. Il Loeke =.
n. LeweIiyn Abbis saossy Oss
Harrison, J A. Gstkrie. Gara
RodserA Rsfreshne1is sess ser,a
81 Mesdznes w. c. Josnso1, J. =
jesse, 2. A Dearing zn1 Ms Mau
Houston. The afteFBooa vss nss1s
more enjoyable By a nsmber q ysa1
ings given BY Mrs. NBdrsd wki.Asy
stueck OF st. Louis.
The young ladies from Hszsm
who are attending the Bssa sx
Convention in Kansas City. vEas
back that they are having ~ths tine
OF their young liYss." win baga
and banquess and aatomobnaddes ne
time Is we'll taken %. The Young a
dies who are In attsndznes frJm
the Hardin chapter are Misses WI
lie Hook, Marie Rose. MauTfns Haz
or, Mildred Wallace. Mildred yohs-
son.
Misses Elizabeth and Artemeslz
Coil Of Perry who hive been the
guests Of Miss Barbara Reavis. re.
turned to their homes Friday.
The following Dseasue-seekers
boarded the 1870 intsrurban Friday
and went to crum sta, where they
got off and proceeded on their way
afoot TO the Johnson farm, where
they spent a delightful afternoon
with a big feast as a part Of the IN
tertainment. They returned to towI
on the 6 o'clock. Those In the par
tv were Misses Lena and Barbara
Johnson. Margaret Cave. Katherine
Graham. Frances johnson and Mis-.
Kuhne of wellsyille; Messrs Johr
Barley. Turner Williams. Herbert
Plunkett. Bush Atchison, EIor
Whitney, Tom Mexican, Claiborne
Jackson.
Mrs. Oliver Garrison and sor
and little Eleanor Bronsugh. Of st
Louis. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. c
W Robertson
Mrs. w. C. Johnson. Mrs. L 4
bearing and Mrs e. L. Cass yer mo-
tesses for the Presbyterian Mission.
airy Thursday afternoon at the homI
of William Pollock. About fort.
ladies we're present. The subject wa
ministerial relief and those on h
program were Mesdames Wallace
Cass, Buckner. Strife, bearing an
Miss Layson. Miss Josephine Wa
lace sang a solo. After the pro
gram refreshments were served.
; The Community Party promises I
he the biggest event of the sea
SUI III hicAlOOs MI TIC DoCho
: clubs are interested and Will serv
refreshments. A big cake sale b
a big ~auctioneer win be a featur,
Or. Fakeresco viii do some hypnoti
} stunts. An entertaining program wi
be given both afternoon and even
ing by local entertainers and ev
/ erybody will enjoy the biggest pa
ty ever pulled off in Mexico. Ever,
body ID invited to come and enjoy
the afternoon and evening. All pre-
ceeds from refreshments will go
the Mexico Hospital. The Boy scou
will give an exhibition OF their woi
4 and Mcmillan Band will give a co
: cert.
!. Eight auto loads OF Mexicoans a
1 going to Keokuk Sunday TO vie
the Dam.
Mrs. Walker Pollock was Il
charming hostess of the Thimb
d Club Friday afternoon at Polio
Place. A largo contingent Of So
ETY. ladies ignored the fact that 0
i SOL brought the mercury up to l
l. degrees and gaily rode forth in ca
t riages and automobiles to the cou
: try home Of the Pollock's. They 70
sock the occupation that their I
E | LN LE.- -.
tie would imply and spent the aft'
II noon transacting business, admiril
the new year book, and listening
e the sweet singing Of two OF the
members, Mesdames c. r. Gibbs a
J. VIII wilkins. The out-of-town que
Mrs. o. r. Garrison also delight
s everyone with her singing. 9th
guests were Mesdames G. W. Robel
If son, |. t. McCue, M R Wise, +
v Sanford, b.. S. Wilson, Ivan Az
Miss Ruth Robertson.
Ie dining,room which was decorated
1t two course lunch a served in t
e. pink and white.
Miss Marcena johnson invited tw
re ty little girls to come out to G
If lonial Hill Friday afternoon and h'
k her celebrate her thirteenth Dir
day. AT the proper time ice cree
and cake were served by the you
r Eostess.
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