Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

win be her guest for a few days.
Miss Minnie stallings left Thurs.
day for Columbia where she will
attend the summer term at the
University.
Mrs. q. R. Azdeli Of Laddonia has
moved to Mexico to reside and
will occupy her home on North JEFF
ferson Street, which she recently
purchased from Sam Sharp. Mrs. Ar
deli's daughter. Miss Maude, Of st.
Louis, will make her home with her
mother. The Ledger Joins the peo-
pie Of Mexico in extending a corr
dial welcome.
Jno. DonnelIy and wife have moved
to Kansas City TO. reside perma-
nently.
w. w. Harper is home from a
tr'D to Higbee, Mo-. nea which
place he has a fine farm.
Robt. McPheeters of Fulton has
been appointed by Gov. Major Pro-
bate Judge Of Galloway to succeed
Judge Tincher, deceased.
Miss Georgia Smith is now Deputy
City Collector.
Rev. w. s. Trimble, formerly pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church OF
Mexico, now of summerton. s. O.,
and wife we're In Mexico this week
on a brief visit to friends.
Kansas City merchants are hav'
ing a regular suburban sale day and
trade. The first day was held
this week and was a decided sue
cess.
Mrs. B. c. Scott, OF Kansas City,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. AL
ice Ecton, at the Planters Hotel.
The Fulton Daily Sun is urging
the people of Galloway county to
make improvements on the Central
cross state highway. They say only
a few tourists are coming over the
route and that most of the cross
state travel is being diverted. The
number Of tourists passing through
Mexico now is evidence of which
route is drawing the motorists.
The Rev. Henry Martin, o o
} Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, Of Mar
: tinsburg. graduated last week at The
} head of his class at the LAGRANGE
Baptist College. He also won tht
! gold medal for the best essay OF
Shakespeare and was given a schol
arship in the Baptist Theological Sen
mary at Kansas City.
Roscoe Dobyns, Minter Bragg AM
Charles Guthrie. who have been at
r tending the State University, ar
home for the summer.
The old Confederates will meet a
$ the depot Saturday morning and g
to A~uxvasse to set a date and ap
point all committees necessary TO
their annual reunion to be held som
tire in August, 1914. AS many a
Q can should so.
w. s. Hathaway Is improving hi
Q home on South Jefferson street b
a erecting concrete pillars an
lattice on his front porch.
Sam Morris is having some
time at Houston, Texas, attendin
the National T. P. A. convention.
A. a recent interview in the Housto
Post regarding his friends boomin
h him for National President OF tn
5. Association, Sam said: i will NJ
be a candidate for the office, ow
ing to my business affiliations. Me
leo, Mo, is on a big boom now, an
Of will be needed at home evei
ID minute to look after my affail
there. 1 greatly appreciate what n
~ friends are doing for me. at ar
rate"
The Rev. W. A. Edmonston is
IF modelling his home on East Prone
ade street. He will make II mode
8. in every particular.
IN II. b. Street will attend t
IN state University this summer.
a went to Columbia Thursday to sta
his work.
r. William Hardin Rixey has NOV
IT. his real estate office to a room
ne the Kemper building on Jackson st
*, Earl Hays is homo from Columl
d where he has been attending tn
State University. lat
a The building occupied by the III
sey.Nichols Feed Co. Is being pal
~. and generally improved.
The Masonic building front
receiving a coat of white paint.
G. B. Ellis of Vandalia, was
business visitor here Friday.
Harrison Brown, managing edi
of the University Mlssouriarl,
lumbia and a Mexico boy, has
INV cepted a position to travel for Mer
. ants, Trade Journal, Of Des Nom
Ia. Mr.. Browns territory Will
the United States visiting the
tall merchants in the cities !
in small towns. He will gather Id
am in retail business and write arti'
for the Merchants Trade Journ;
Mr.. Brown is a graduate OF
School of Journalism.
Is Mrs. B. Y. Mcintosh and
Marquette, have returned from
me Louis, where they were guests
Ids Mrs. H. B. Pont.
= The meeting of the Women's !
Grated Clubs, in Chicago, endol
EQUAL Suffrage this week.
~ Miss Lucy Lemon returned
T. Fulton Saturday after a plea
visit here.
.II The Misses KEENAN, accompanies
re the little Misses Mary Cordelia p
u nor, Frances and Wilma Mas
spent Saturday in Centralia, CUES
their aunt, Mrs. F. M. Cason,
Ise celebrated her 74th birthday.
ur Mrs. Julia Staples. Of Woodsor
OF, ~inols, ILL.,, is the guest of her ga
Ke ter, Mrs. G. F. Kehl.
Leonard C~oatsworth departed
Icy urday for Powersite, Mo, wher'
has an excellent position with
large real estate firm.
rty The Rev. G. A. Culbertson
Ito New Bloomfield Saturday.
at Miss Bessie Denton went to
ma. Cn4ruSay fA apNUd