Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

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bone.
R. P. Williams. Of tins city, ha,
been adjudged insane and was sent
to the State Hospital, No 1. at Fulton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan AshwoTth are
domicfled in the Lutte Saunders mod
en- residence next door 70 John J.
Steele.
Pemberton Blattner, a student in
the State University. has returned to
Columbia after a pleasant visit home
Orlando Wcrren has returned to
Columbia after spending the Easter
holidays with his parents.
Kenneth Sanford has returned to
Columbia, after spending Easter at
home
Rhodes Jesse. who is attending the
state University, has returned to Col
umbia, after spending Easter at
home.
Cave johnson has returned to Col
umbis where he is attending school.
Wallace bearing is N Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs C. P. Malone went to St. Louis
to visit, Monday.
Shields Moore motored over from
Fulton for Easter.
Mrs. K. X. Brown Is home from a
visit in Benton City.
ChaS Peyton, Of Msrtinsburg. was
in this city. Monday.
CoIambia's Y. NJ. C. A. association
is twenty-five years old.
Miss Hilda Luekan2n, Of Columbia.
spent Easter in this city.
John A. Guthrie was home from
CRY for Sunday.
The Wabash railroad officials were
here a short time Monday.
Robert Barnes, Of Sailing township,
vas a business visitor here Monday.
Senator n. Z. K. Biggs, was a bus
mess visitor in Mexico, Monday.
Miss Mary Buekner went to St
Louis Monday to visit relatives.
J. J. T. johnson, of Benton City,
was q business visitor here Monday.
Dr.. Taylor IS home from an extend
ID visit to Texas. better pleased than
ever with good old Audrain County,
Missouri. We hope the Doctor viii
stay with Us.
Mrs. H. B. Brett and little son,
Bradford, are home from St Louis.
BOB Brown, of Paris motored over
ior the sale.
Mrs A S. Houston IS home from
where she visited her sis
.er. Mrs. A. F. Neate.
Horace Paul is home on a visit.
Miss Bertha Walker is now assist
ing City Collector, J. D. Mckee in his
1fHce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Same
beck, April first, a fine nine pound
boy.
R. R. Arnold and wife have return
ed from a delightful outing in Pass
and New Orleans.
j. B. DeVsult, Of Martinsburg. was
business visitor here Saturday.
Scott Morrell, Of Vandalia, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Z. G. Davis and s. C. Hunt and
family, Of Columbia, motored to this
city Sunday from Columbia.
Miss Moore, of Paris, is the guest
Of Mrs. Tom Hamilton.
Pemberton Blattner, who is attend
ing the University, spent Easter at
home.
Miss Allie Howard, Of Slater, ex-
poets to return home this week. She
has been the guest of Mexico rel
atives.
Miss Henrietta Visitor returned home
to Columbia Monday after a pleasant
visit in this city
Miss Kate Biggs and little Miss
Belle Buckner Biggs, of Fulton,
spent Sunday as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Buckner.
The Rev. Fl. Z. Truck and wife, of
st. Louis, are the guests of Judge and
Mrs. Alex Carter.
Prof. J.. N. Cross, formerly Of Mex
leo, has u thanks for late California
papers.
Leonard C~oatsworth, who has been
spending several months in Missis-
sippi, is home much improved in
health. He expects to 90 to Des
Moines shortly where he will accept
a position on the Daily Capital of that
city. His brother, William Coats
worth is a member Of the advertising
staff Of that publication.
Miss Kate Biggs and little Belle
Buckner Biggs, of Fulton, have been
the guests of the r. R. Buckners on
S. jefferson street.
Joe Pitcher, of welIsville, was here
Monday, to attend the funeral of ED.
Graham.
Mrs. Andrew Luckie is critically i'll.
Happy Blattner is home from st.
Louis.
NJ. R. Wise is in Baltimore on ous-
mess.
Emmett Berrey has been home sew