Mexico Missouri message., 1915-10-14
RUSH HILL ITEMS.
Mrs. Paisley, Most Beloved Woman
of That Community, Passes
Away.

HuSn Hill, MO-, OcC. lS.-Wneat
sowing and making cider is the or
der OF the day.
Albert Scherer is on the st. Louis
market with a load of cattle this
week.
Mrs. Henry Lee was shopping in
Mexico Monday.
Quite a bunch will attend the Korn
Karnival In Mexico. We have a
train leaving Mexico at z p. m,
making it nice for us returning.
r. E. Paisley arrived at Rush Hill
Monday, about 10 minutes before his
mother died. Robert made the long
trip from North Dakota. He had just
gotten home having been here and
thinking his mother better. He re-
turned to Dakota but was recalled.
The Teachers Training Class will
meet with Mrs. H. c. Carnes for
their final examination Wednesday
night.
Rev. H. Katterjohn of St. Louis
will preach In English Oct. 18th at
1880 p. M, in German Oct. 18th at
10 a. m, at the German church in
Rush Hill. All are cordially invited
to hear him.
Mrs. Leslie Honiff and little daugh-
ter, Gladys, have returned home af-
ter q weeks visit with Mrs. Honiff's
mother near Concord.
L. H. Sims, our rural route man,
has resumed his duties after being
on vacation thru North Dakota
and the West. He says he feels
greatly rested up.
Mule buyers are thick now days.
Gathering UP all kinds of mules for
the army.
Creed Ray sold three of his mules
for a good price.
w. S. Doolin lost a valuable horse,
the other day-"Old George" the
town horse, Everyone used Old
George, and never was there a bet
ter horse. He could do everything
but talk. George was only a horse,
but we all miss him.
Chas. Keplinger has close a con-
tract to build big barn and dwelling
house, but we failed to learn where.
George Baehr is building a revolv-
ing flower stand. By revolving it
keeps the flowers In motion, keeps
the air circulating, makes the flowers
as big as plates. George has applied
for a patent.
Joe Atkinson was in town with
his new car first of the week.
LII. Sims has his car equipped
with shock absorbers. DIR. Mccall
ought to have had some on his car
when he hit that dog.
Mrs. Julia Paisley, wife of L. T.
Paisley, died Monday afternoon. She
had been a long and patient sufferer.
Funeral services will be conducted
Wednesday morning at the Christian
church, after which the body will be
taken to Bachelor. Galloway county,
for burial. Mrs. Paisley was born
January %, 1851. in Franklin coun-
ty, Va. She was the daughter of r.
P. and Martha Dillon. She was mar
ried to L. T, Paisley April 16, 1871.
The couple came to Missouri in 1877
and settled in Galloway county, near
Bachelor. They moved to Rush Hill
about 90 years ago. The husband
survives her besides the following
children: Mrs. o. A. MuzZy of Kan
sas City; Mrs. E. NJ. Crooks, near
Rush Hill; Mrs. Homer billiard, near
Laddonia. Eppa L. Paisley, Rush Hill;
Robert e. Paisley, Mohall, North Da-
kota, and M. H. Paisley, of Spokane,
Wash. The following brothers and
sisters also survive her: Silas Dill
lon, on the old Dillon homestead in
Virginia; John C. Dillon, of Ohio;
Miss Nancy ]. Dillon and Mrs. Mar
tina A. Divers and Mrs. Sallie Scott,
all OF Virginia, Mrs. Paisley was
noble woman. beloved by all who
knew her. The sympathy of the COM
munity goes out to the bereaved fam
lily.
The North Central Dental Asso-