Mexico Missouri message., 1915-09-30
RUSH HILL ITEMS.
A Real Rush Town. The Message
Picks up Some Interesting
Pencilings.


resentative was conducted up the
street by Calvin Underwood, the little
son of Mrs. c. F. Paris. Soon we
were Joined by Sucylle Cornett, a
little eight-year-old, who is making
quite a record in the world.
We found Mrs. Cornett making
preparation for the picnic at the Ru-
dolph Miller grove. Afterward at Doo-
Inns general store we saw large
company assembled ready with bas-
kets to go by autos to the picnic.
Among those we met were Mr.. and
Mrs. Doolin, Mesdames Alfred Feutz,
Mary Neal, H. C.. Carnes, c. F. Paris,
A. Stein, Louis Knoebel, and Herbert
Petty, Cedric Carnes, Ruthwen Mudd,
Altman Heinecke, Russell Dye, Misses
Bertha and Blanch Allen, Willie and
Grace Knoebel and Birdelena Helm
ecke. Soon the Cornett auto with
with William at the wheel took us to
the grounds where the large assem-
blage were enjoying all kinds of
games.
Mrs. F. Niedergerke of Seward,
Neb., is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Ote Bernard.
VIM. Cornett was in Mexico Satur-
day in his auto for Miss Maud Cor
nett, Hardin College student. Mrs.
Cornett, Mrs. w. ]. Young, Mrs. Jno.
Beal and Sucylle Cornett came up
with him. Miss Maude was i'll for
three or four days.
The Willing Workers Glass of the
Church of Rush Hill have just COM
pleted an excellent piece of work
one which is now and will for years
to come to be source of pride to the
community of Rush Hill. 1t is the
willing Workers Cook Book" 1t
contains over $50 tested and tried
practical recipes, for all kinds of SEN
sible cooking, well classified and in
dexed. The book is well worth rs
cents a copy, but, believe, the young
ladies will sell it somewhat cheaper
Mis- Lille Lower is teacher of class.
Mrs. E. A. Feutz recently visited
her brother in Mexico, Henry Neader-
schulter. Her son, William F. Feutz,
with the North Missouri Trust Co.,
goes back and forth each good day
in his auto always enjoying the ten
mile spin. Mrs. Feutz is an earnest
of the Lutheran church of
which Rev. Havemeister who lives in
Mexico is pastor.
l.. T. Paisley, as Justice of the
Peace, has a sinecure. In Rush Hill
everybody pays his debts, nobody
steals anything-except at long inter
vals keg of beer,-so there is little
to do. Notary Public, however, he
has considerable. Mrs. Paisley is i'm
proving in health.
John Gisel and bride, home from
Iowa, were the occasion for cha
rivare. L. T. Paisley, II years old,
says 81 played the violin and was with
many a serenade, but no charivare in
mine"
Mr.. Poorman remains low. He is
"a years old. His son and son-in-law
of Pennsylvania are here to visit him.
Miss Nellie Beagles is in Mexico
Hospital and underwent an operation
for appendicitis. She is getting along
nicely.
w. ]. Brown, near here, has hauled
20 wagon loads of lumber from Mex
leo for the new house he is now build
ing. C. C. Lower is hauling gravel
for barn and so is G. P. Maxwell;
they will have concrete foundations
Mrs. Henry Heinecke and daughter
are home from a visit in Illinois.
John Behel, from Greeley. Colo,
is visiting his son, Alva Bethel.
Luther Sims, popular mail carrier,
is in North Dakota, Canada and Min
nesota.
Arthur Roberts of Kansas is the
guest of his niece, Mrs. ]. c. Maxwell.
He is on his way to Washington. d.