Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-28

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I. ii. but the Colonel is down
/ !. oats enioying himself and will
oub usef Eiow the difference.
uat, An Sem ! read in one Of the ex-
Pwt. rlfkss the other day said the guests
lSl. q party enjoyed several piano sell
Gun tons played, etc. / wonder If they
Oa' ave been IN the habit Of vocalizing
iano seiecticns heretofore.
h, Miss R|hsF.a sprOul is in st. Louis
|. r the nd.
ue, Mizs Nary Banks Of Columbia,
saa>e,A H1zdty here with her prents.
ri, niz feseh wildly of ST. Joe is the
Ia, ness e her sister, Mrs. Tom Bruce.
Miss Hnuie Allison Of st. Louis
here The r4est Of her many friends.
= Mr.. and NE. Waiter S. Gallemore
sent last week with friends in Kan
y . Mrs. &afgret Varnon was the
uest q friends in Fulton for the
Mfs Marvin Bush and children
oat Ient Tie Weekend with relatives in
ha!entsomery City.
Miss Mary Buckner has returned
burlter q months visit with friends in
ernew Mexico.
l4t
u Mrs. c. ". Brown of vandalia is
rusre the suests of her parents, DR..
wind Mrs. K. r. Bragg.
VI Miss Gertrude Smith of Laddonia
lar,ent the week in Mexico with her
or sothef Floyd Smith and wife.
"a Mrs. chas. Rodgers and daughter,
Virginia. spent several days of this
geek il ST. Louis with relatives.
Eli Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey enter
ntsined At dinner Wednesday evening
!, Ge Rev. 4. Frank Houser, of Cleve-
wind, Ohio
Ort Mrs. Raymond Evans and little
ttughter Eueenia of Chicago, spent
{ tut az the week in Mexico with Mrs.
vans sister, Mrs. D. L. Morton.
Ov
IAN Seven couples enjoyed a dance
Fiiauf2day vening at the Elks Home.
dfssubtIess Il larger crowd would have
tended tho terpsicorian had it not
" : len far The excessive fall of snow.
IN Miss Wayne Ringo invited in a
~ friends 20 bring their sewing and
W end Saturday afternoon with Miss
lillian Barrett. The guests included
tlssea Dorothy Holmes Marie Rose,
d eeftfude Fry, Mesdames James
paviskelI and Charles Wayman. Re-
Prsshntsnta we're served during the
Etatefnoon.
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ia. and Mrs. II. /. Turley had a
iEriea be timer guests this week.
ipnday evening they entertaind
i. ss Marie Rose and Herbert Plum
n; Tuesday evening covers were laid
Cd Miss Elaine Silverstein, Messrs.
iens silverstein, 81 and Nate Phillip;
ay ednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
seoe Pool, Of C%entralia.
THE "Wednesday Club met this week
NEthe Library with II members pres
1t "a. Mrs. w. c. johnson led the les
on Faust; Mrs. Emmons read
ceaetches from Hebbel's "Recollections
ern ChlIdhooa,1 Mrs. Guthrie told the
yoa,ry Of Peter Schlenuhl" by Won
NO missos Mrs. Harrison gave a drama
Ludwig. THE Hereditary Forces
Mrs. Ferris told of current
tents in eLiterature."
MEFriday when the snow storm was
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Its height. two little men in Wood
wla, Masters Landon Mcintyre and
,ed orrance Edmonston, came to our
errlor and asked if we didn't want the
Cow scrapsd off the front walk, for
Nsso pennies. When told that we
isv dnst have two pennies apiece for
lem DIE Of Them piped up and said,
We'll we'll do it for one penny
1iieee.s Il was such a clever bargain
have to tel The readers. 1t proves
us much Business sagacity on the
lrt Of The Youngsters if they couldn"
d it their price they would take ours.
erhey haven't heard of the Labor I'm
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day Mr.. Fannie Seaman of Canadian,
exas, Il hszs 20 spend the weekend
stith MI, and Mrs. Frank Parker.
Miss Marie Rose was hostess for
lie Thursday Knitting Club this week.
Inc guests brought their sewing and
csnioyed 5 pleasant hour in CONVERSE
ion. Extra guests were Misses May
ud1e Rineo. willie Robnett, Eva Miller,
S.igia HsllA. Lottie Cornett, Bertha
"Filby of 81, Joe, and Geraldine
mith Of Laddonia, Mesdames Austin
owls, H. + Turley, Charles Way
MEnan Dc Macon, and G. W. Brown Ct
1t fandalia. The hostess served an APP
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