Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
PERSONAL BENTON.

An kinds Of SEEDS Greenhoase.
he Montgomery City Gautauqua
VII b held Steptember ! to z.
Mems soft shirt collars The En-
tcrpriss Store. d2uI
Mn. Harry HuttOn. o. Moberly. i
the guest Of Mr.. and Ms ]. 7. R,ck-
cts.
Buy the Best Chicken Feed. Il pays.
Try Smith Bros.
Bryan PARROT, a student in Mis-
sour University, vas in Me1i.o.
Tuesday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Pitcher have re-
turned 70 their home in St James Of
ter attending the funeral Of Z. D.
Graham.
csbbage and iomstoe plants cheap.
Greenhouse. d&wi mo.
William Coatsworth, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, was in this city 3 short time
Monday.
Harry Hutton. Of Moberly. was in
this city. Monday, for the funeral Of
Z. d. Graham.
An kinds Of field and garden seeds.
Upson Feed and Produce Co.
Robert Robertson has returned TO
school in Fulton, after spending Eas
Ter at home.
Fresh Garden Seed in Bulk. Upson
Feed and Produce Co. d2wl
P. II. Cant one Of Mexico's oldest
and most highly respected citizens, is
critically III.
Miss Mary Scudder. Of Columbia, /
spent the Easter holidays with Mex
leo friends.
Cow Peas, Cane and MiIlet Seed.
Upson Feed and Produce Co.
~Fifty-eight hogs sold last week by
B. A. Graham, Of Mineola, averaged
40 pounds.
Bob Sneed Of KirksviIle, No, is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. 2. NJ.
Sh0ush, Jr.
A new line Of 10, 25 and 50 cent
neckwear. The Enterprise Store.
Mrs. Z. c. KEENAN, and Kenneth
KEENAN,. Of LaGdunia, were in tbs
city Monday
Miss Hensley Of Hardin College, Is
home from Montgomery City where
she spent Easter.
Your choice Of Ladies waists for
Csc, worth SIPS to s1.50 Ricketts, &
EmmOns D. G. Co dzwI
Morris Dry. who was home from
Columbia for Easter, has returned to
the University.
Ralph Wayne. who is studying Jour
Hslism at Missouri University, has re-
turned to Columbia.
This is your chance TO get a waist
worth twice the money for only CSC.
Ricketts, & Elnmons D. G. Co.
Geo. McLoney, automobile statesmen
for John NJ. Taylor, of Moberly, is
here on business.
J. n. Crebs has returned to 81
Louis after spending the week end in
Mexico with his family
You need a dainty new waist. Buy
n Of our new models for CSC. Rick
etts & Emmons D. 6. Co.
A. J. Denton, who has lived at New
Florence since 1868, celebrated his
eighty-fourth birthday last week.
Miss Genevieve Barley has re-
turned from Montgomery City where
she spent Easter with her parents.
New waists in white, eeru and flesh
tints, only CSC. BEST value on the
market. Ricketts, & Emmons D. C.
Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. White,
Tuesday night at the Hospital, a son.
He will be christened Robert Mitchell
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Darnaby went
to Jefferson City, Tuesday, to produce
a local-talent show for the Elks' lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Willingham are
home from a visit in New Florence.
Miss Bethel Lawrence is home from
an extended visit in Sikeston with her
sister. Mrs. E. A. Lawrence met her I
daughter in st. Louis and accompan-
led her to Mexico, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Egan, Of California.
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Mckinley. Mrs. Egan
brought the Ledger a large California
lemon. Some times is is yey un-
pleasant to be handed a lemon but in
this instance it was a decided pleas
ure.
Silk and Kid Gloves for ladies, in all
lengths and shades. at Poisson's Dry
Goods Store.
Roscoe Dobyns returned to Colum-
bia to school Tuesday. Owing to a
bad ankle he has played little base
ball this spring though one of the most
promising pitchers on the varsity
squad.
A new and complete line Of laees
and e~mbroideries. for trimming and
dress purposes, all widths and prices
at Poisson's Dry Goods Store. d2w1