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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
PASSES VEHICLE
TAX ORO|NANCE-AMENDEO
Will Have Tax Of One Dollar and
Fifty Cents on Horse Drawn
Vehicles--$3 on Autos.
ALL MEMBERS PRESENT
Action of County Court in Mat
ter of Oiling Boulevard
Approved by Body.

The City Council met in reg
ular session Monday night, with
Mayor Harrison presiding and all
Councilmen present.
A protest against paving the
alley in Block 9, Original Mex
leo, signed by the First Baptist
Church, o. o. Green, pastor; by
E. A. Shannon, for the Board of
Deacons; c. A. Rothtwell, Mrs.
Lula Pitcher, Mark Pitcher, and
Theo. H. Winans, was filed. Mr.
johnson moved the protest be
referred to a committee. 1t was
referred by the Mayor to the
Street and Alley Committee.
A petition from c. B. Luckie
to have the weeds on the vacant
lots near his home cut was re-
ceived and the City Marshall
ordered to notify the owners of
the lots to cut the weeds.
A petition for the extension
of the water main on North
Washington Street, signed by F.
M. Shoush, Sam Morris, E. w.
Kent, L. M. White, j. F. Llewell-
YIN, President of the Library
Board; S. E. Garrett, w. e.
Crockett, Mrs. D. L. Maths, Mrs.
G. L. Ferris and Mrs. c. T. Eth
eridge, was filed. On notion
of Mr.. Ballew it was decided that
DR.. Shoush and other property
owners should take the matter
of the extension up with the
Power Company.
The report of the Street Com
missioner was read and approx
ed.
Mr.. Hook moved that the mat
ter of moving the house on the
Carroll property on Missouri
Avenue be deferred until Mrs.
Carroll should return to Mexico.
The motion was passed.
Judge Williams reported bills
to the amount of $203.68, which
were allowed on motion.
H. E. C. Tucker, Sam Morris
and George Walker were grant
ed permission to build four foot
walks along their property.
The report of the Street and
Alley Committee on the walk
along the property of Clarence
A. Barnes was adopted on the
motion of Mr.. Ballew.
Mr.. Lewis ordinance to pay
license on vehicles was given its
third reading. Mr.. johnson
moved to amend it by making
the tax on horse-drawn vehicles
$500 and on all automobiles So
this amendment was defeated.
Mr.. Wood then moved to amend
the ordinance by making the tax
$1.50 on horse-drawn vehicles
and $500 on all automobiles.
Mr.. Wood then moved it's pas
sage as amended and the ordin'
ance was passed, as amended, by
a vote of six to two ;Councilmer
Armstrong, Ball, Ballew, Filler
Hook and Wood voting yes, anc
ICouncilmen Johnson and Lewis
voting no.
Mr.. Johnson then moved tina
the Council approve of the action
of the County Court in refer
ence to oiling the Boulevard
The motion was carried.
: On motion of Mfr. Lewis tn
l Council adjourned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Wash Day Sale.

Friday and Saturday. Extra
heavy large size tin wash boiler
with 16 OF. copper bottom (not
the kind you can stick your fin
ger through, also 5 dozen
clothes pins, 75-ft. clothes line
and a dandy good maple clothes
stick, all for $1.45.
L. ROY FERRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Post Office Hours, July 4th.

All departments open from
$50 to $50 :. m.
City carriers will make COM
plete morning delivery and col
lection trip, business and resi-
dence districts.
Rural carriers will not serve
route this date. Rural patrons
will be served at rural window
opening hours.
Night collection from business
district at s p. m.
w. R. jackson, P. M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Cnmnare Our Prices.

We have in our window a
large assortment of No. 1 good
gray granite ware. Dippers DC,
&c, basting spoon &c,
2 IL qt. stew pan &c, soap
SC, good size pudding pan
SC, and other articles too nu-
merous to mention d2t-w1t
L. ROY FERRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
More Drumsticks.

Hoxsey & Sunnen have on dis
play in the window Of their
garage a chicken with two eX-
ira d~rumsticks, and it is about
frying size, too.
Should this freak of nature be
able to transmit its characters
tics to its offspring it will mark
the beginning of the millennium
for all epicurians of Mexico and
vicinity. Just think of 1.-TWO
extra drumsticks with every
fried chicken.
1t has been said that the
chicken is one of a large flock of
the same kind, whose owner is
making a speciality of that breed
of fowls, because of his fondness
for the delectable drumstick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
REDNES COMPANY
N Of the City viii Or
/. Military Company

\ young men of the city
A~sthaway's Feed store
Eght to organize a
hes Compay. This
Is 70 be subject to no
the Safe or Federal
bnts, and is merely for
Ose of the young men
The ages of eighteen
five some insight into
training and discipline.
BIT will be made to in
/ officers of the Missou-
n Academy in the
td to get them to aid
Il the men. The men
! started this move
/ NJ. j. S%annebeck,
William Arm
stis Criswell, Harry
Garrett Barnes.
| meeting will be held
Wednesday ev-
Feed Store
crested are urged tobe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Tom Northern, an old Mexico
boy, was in Mexico shaking
hands with friends and relatives
this week.
Miss Ana Hammitt, of Lad
donia, was visiting in this city
Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Miss Hazel Mcintyre is home
from Martinsburg, whre she has
been visiting with Miss Aleta
French.
Miss Lillian Hulen, of Column
bia, is visiting in this city with
friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
the Girl in Blue.

HcQuitty, 81 yearsold,
near Columbia,
\ here June % to buy
lre is the diary of the
ht followed, as he re-
b Detective Chief AL
IS morning:
Started out to pur-
rs. Met a girl with a
II, blue shoes, blue
blue hat, and carrying
asol. Didn't buy any
day.
Started out to pur-
Is. Met the same girl
lent to the Western
e and had $25 tele-
im from Columbia.
any sters.
Started out to buy
It the same girl. Had
phed him from home.
any steers.
Started out to buy
Jet the same girl in
% to the Western I'M
We 500 telegraphed
told to come back.
10 the Woodford Hotel
m stopping. Was ar
be by detectives. Did
'ny steers.
equity appeared at
Eaph Office yesterday
|OO clerks there, who
his previous visits
e ought to be looked
notified the police.
les were sent with
y when he left head
with instructions tt
he bought his steer
caught a train home
Dis Post-D Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
CT FOR FORD co.
.ee for $4s2, 02s.32 in
.surance Suit.

No., June 27.-A jury
|ncoln County Circuit
4 morning returned a
4 S462, O2S. 32 in favor
Ia Manufacturing Co.
la, Ill.,, which was SUI
k,rance companies. The
hitch was unanimous,
led after three hours
hi. 1t represented the
Id of each policy sued
Ing interest at 5 per
4 July 16, 1918.
lone of the most fam
Asurance cases tried in
States, both as to
. of the trial and the
Some of the
d tried in Mexico, Mo
at Vandalia was
by fire in March, 1913
hits resulted from the
collect insurance
! to S650,000.
the sixth case tried
and the third to be
10y. Three were tried
| the Fords getting a
each case. The case
% days, costing
$1,000.
brt room was crowded
|hree days of the trial,
u insurance men and
4 attorneys from all
Missouri and Illinois
The trial was before
b. Voolfolk, Circuit
the ~Thirty-ffth Dis
4 presided at the two
halls here. Upon a
kision of Judge Wool
y as cases were con-
case of this nature is
for trial in the Audrain
Court at Mexico
The plaintiffs have
case that has gone to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Fly Swatters Free.

Call at mill office and get a
Daisy Fly Swatter free. VIM.
Pollock Mill & Elev. Co. d-w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Mrs. s. G.. Adams and daugh-

Mrs. S. G. Adams and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, returned to
their home in Huntsville Tues
day, after a visit with Mrs. Ad-
ans brother, Earl Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
RaIIOOn Ascension.

Fourth of July at $3.50 in the
morning. Follow it and get 81
worth of fireworks FREE at
The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29
Met reery Resigns.

Nc reery, who was
Il in Manual Arts at
High School last year,
but has resign
gome assistant in Man
PIT the University next
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Miss Pauline Van Ness is Wis
iting with Miss Elizabeth
Hughes in Montgomery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Pee furniture of the J.
Construction Co., sold
secution Saturday, the.
pught $777.S5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sanford,
of Ames, Iowa, are visiting Mex
leo friends and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

James Culbertson is reported
much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

plbuse Soukup is home
with friends in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

M. J. Corbet, of st. Joseph,
was here Tuesday buying some
horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-06-29

Tom Bruce was in Moline on
business Tuesday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
Midisans. Snberfuluie-aries.

Ser Gtddt Mi9igan5 bat es iTi9dI
seleiitet, $1OO, 1000 sd 9bepi1igen, Sic
in einem apeiidbrieen Selb5use sesen
Die Subertulo1e pertpenDet nerben folz
len.
9ie1er arieg tpirb iebr sriinb!i@
unb teiltpei1e nod einem nelen plan
sefibrt. Die itautlide @elunobeitsz
beb0rbe l6tdt spei ooer bret 8ertrez
ter aus, mel4e jebss gountp Des
5toates gu beirden baben. 9ieie
8ertreter beraten iid nit DrtliAen
Mer5ten iiber ale Ginaelbeiten Der
Gage, unO ioneit ss moali9 lit, tez
Iu9en 1ie ieos ein5elne ldiplno1uGtz
teioenoe 8erion i'm gountp, I'M ibr
Mnmeiiungen gu eeben, ipie 1ie ON
beiten aud fir 1ih lelbIt Iorsen tann.
Die 1taatliden 8ertreter fertisen
alln cine Subertulpiez& arte ,non iez
Dem GolntD on, lpelde ge1au asigt,
in nel9en Sertlidteiten :. ooes Crit
den Die arantbeit an baufisEisn
auftrnt. Mus Den ein5e:nen
@ountp : 8arten oieier @rt m;rb
Iobanm cine 9taatss&a %5uiammsn<
ge1tent inerben, aus Der man iGpE bel
sinsm fliidtisen 8lid Die 5auptpantz
te Ser Gage erieben lam. Bel einem
Iorgfdltigen @tuetum aber plrb pieIe
5tuotstarte nidt nllr einen 9eatiff
bon Sen @trt9en Der gr0Bten @efshr
geben, lpnbera au@ auf Die pabr=
i6einliden l1riahen Ser &rantbett-
iolpeit biefe nidt i'm einselnen sSn6iri-
bum liesen uno Die better aufsuz
bietenoen Mtttel fir lire pirtiome
8stdmpfuna binpeilen: @igentli6
aber bilbet bieier 5slosus er1t einen
9 Or fries, benn nodbem Die Sam
payne pon 5tpet SahreE beenoet 1T,
miro tppbi. ipie NOR ertpartet. e,re
pob!seriiitete Organization aufaez
6aui fem, Tim bann ben Saupttampf
nit gutter Mps1idt auf grfpls fi6,ea
GIT !Dnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

fen iid) allf S44O,O0o. Die Office
oes Solicitors befinoet lid, in Der Of
lice oes Staotclcrfs inn StaotbaQclt=
@eballop.
9sad) langerer &ranfbeit alt Ser
Sllberflllplis ltarb porgeItern Nad=
mittag i'm @atertonn Soipital Garl
y. grlcflon, ei1 Sdppeoe Don @e-
burt. Die 2eide muroe ltad) Sriolt.
Der frilbereu @eimath oes Geritorbe-
llelt, oltr @eeroislllg iiberfilbrt Die
oalelblt geltern ltattfano.
Gorgeltern fal1o altf ser g.g. O.
iparos Sarm, Elm ltro cine babe
Meile oltlih bon garltosp, ein Selter
ltott, Dos ei1ren 5d)aoen bon ctlpa
$4,000 anridtete, ebe es gel0idt per-
Den fonllte. 6ait iannntlide Mobel
lpurocn onrd) oas Seller 5eritort.
Wtart ulrnllt on, oab oas Telter III
Der &ildle ollrdl eiu id%)aobaftes Sfen=
robr entitalloen lit. Die Gemobner
oes Saltles, Heue 9eGreprel lmo
Nrall, fonnten lid, mir NIT acltalter
9totb aus Dem brenllenoen Sallic ret
ter lno MIR nit Nahtfleiocrn ne
fleioct lief sic Srall nit Dem &iuoe
etlpa cine piertel Mleile lpeit nod
Dem 1laditen 9SadJbarbals.
Sn Sen Decentralization bon CAR
Gibbs p,trOe porgeitern Morgen in
Der 6rilbe ein gilenbabmpagen, allf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

oem Iid1 ei1 GROCER S~eIbebdlter hc-
fallo, oltrd, Sslter Seritprt. Ser ge=
llalter bate ein 9etf ulo oie SSllnfen
ellrer pallirenoen 2ofonlptipe lebten
Dos Del nllo Sen 8ebalter in Brand.
Mebrere moere 8abmnagen mllroell
ollrh oas 6elter %beId1doiet. Gas
brallnte stpelStumoen lal1ga
obgleid) aQe sllltrel1gltngen genladJt
sulroen, oas 6eller SIT loid)en.
Sic Goli5ei bon galt M1oliue l,llo
Ireluloe bon Gus. Dollngren iino
altf Der Sltde nad) %oemlelber, Ser
mabrlheinlldl oltrh ei11 Sod) I'M Sis
arf oerr Mtilliliippe gefallen uno En-
trurtfen lit. Ser Mam lebte it ei=
llem Sal1sbopt an liter oes s%Sllllles
llnO 0a ct nnehrere Gage lang nidlt
aeIehen lpltroe ullo es mebrere ofielle
Stelle1 ltebell oen1 @allsboot gibt, io
ltinl1tt malt on, BOB Der Mfann en-
trnnfen tit. altd} Inseiden inn 8oot.
oelltell oarntf BIN, oaB Ser Marm lid,
llidlt meit Don Dem &alls entfernt
toaben fann. 9ollnaren loll 5uei
Griiocr in Sn1aba BADEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
Ncues aus Mpline.

Ole Eoli5ei fano pprgeitern s(belo
ei1en Malln 9san1ens girser Sarl III
einer Maep 5mild)en Ser A. ullo 5.
Mpenlle llll0 IL. urlo Is. Strabe in
perlestem 3ltltano lino bll1tello o,lf
ltlb bradjte ibn nad) ser 9pli5eiita=
ton. Ser Wlanl1 lpll betrltnfet ee=
apelen lein inns lit oieienl 3l1ltanoe
aegen einen 3lrber gefallen iei1. 9ie
Gerletltnaen iirlo ieood1 nid)t gefabr=
lld)er Natllr. Cine ibm G lteru Meor=
gen slloiftlrte Strafe nebit &oiteu I'M
getrage bon $3.50 ml,roe linn crlal-
len.
Sim 11eltel1 llltleriiden @olpital
langet ld)pn Natienten Don perld,ie=
oere1 @egenoer on, I'M bier feban=
oelt 5l merGen. Mm Sm1stag Nbeno
mllroe. i'll Dem Splpitnl bas erIte &ino
aeborell, llolnlih oas Sobnd)e,t non
Sarrn lno Trut Wealcl,s &arlir,
II. Strabe Oabier mobuboit.
Mebrere prominente MerSte inns
&ranfenpilegerin1en iillo fiir oas
@olpital aemonncn moroen, Sic iett
Gienlte tbltl.
Die Steltcrn fomne,1 iest gut eir1,
llno iirlo mdhreno Sen Letter, smei
@od)en iiber $4,000 foaeftirt apor=
oen. Die 9eiammten Stcller1l belau-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

IT, gpibig. Moelise Dame (su
elmer anbern): nWer lit bic 3utiinT=
tige bes @rafen?" 8aronin: uM6,
cine BON biirserlider 9erauftunft!"
Seine g peaiaIitdt. Nn-
tiquitdtenbdnOler: n@ie baben iuon
bet mehreren Observation-Disclosures eez
arbettet. aDnnen Sic mir einen Slid
aug Dem Is. Sabrbunoert her1tenen?"
S!!6lerse1elle: .Geptb. lieher
ipar's mir aber, lpeHn er 200 Sabre
dltsr fem biirfte. i'd bin mebr ouf
Dos IA. S%abrBunoert einaearbeitet"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

SsSln !@auie bon Serrll ltllo Tral,
sc. 6. 8obnan, 1906 SO. Strabe,
fano anl somstae 9lbeno Die Ser
ebelid)ung ibrer Iodbter, Sri. @illma
@lfrioa gofnlat, nit Scrrn Ybilip
2i,1hen ltatt. Sic Srounrtg poa ,
500 Gcp. 4id)aro @anep BON Ser
5%tpeiten Congregational STRIDE bon
Molil1e. 9tad Der firhli6en !&olto=
llllg folgte cine allgenebm pcriallfe=
ne Sod5eitsfeier, Oil rpeld]er Nreunoel
ulro Gerpanote oes Gaares tbeilnaf-
men. 2ebteres bat geitern cine Sod-
seitsreile nad Dem Siioell atgetretcn
llnb miro iid nad} oen 1. MGr5 I'M
@eim Der glter1 Ser grout ballslid)|
n%ieoerlallen. Ser 8rautigam lit oils
8ubbalter bei,0er 3eerc 50. in Wtp-
fine mgeltellt.
Seiratbs grlaubnibidcilte.
Golparo GreBler itl1o 6r(. @ertru=
Be Mtraillip, 1apenport.
2ucious @. 8racep. Ghicago, ltlpo
6ral1 Carrie Iorris, 9opcnport.
9bi1ip &. 2ilroen luno 6r(. @ili=
ma s. 9obman, Red SsIano.
Noli5ilt &arrp 2ibn1an bate am
lSonlitog Morgen fur8 nod 5 Nor
cine SdieBerei init 51pei 2euten on
Ser 9. Mpelrle unh- 10. StraBe. 81
DEM Ioli5iiiel1 oas getrogen Ser BEL
oeu Mail1ner peroadtia porfam, be-
obadtete er lie; ood oieie ieuerten
5fpei Mal auf ben Goli5ilten, ser
baum Die Gerfolgul1g oltfnafm nno
ebenfaas anf Die 2ente %fellerte. s(le
abgefeuerten Sd)iilie traien llidt unol
Die beiben Mailr,er tre,llltcl lido balo.
Der ManrL ser nad oem Stub 5lt
flob, lpllroe perfplgtS lrlo nad)oem
nod einige SdiiIie gerped1ielt tuoroen
marell, u%eridauato Der tSlilftling in
elmer 9ulep.
Gedtsampalt George @enqer
madte geltern befa1lnt, bob G9orfes
q. Ganiel il,lo .. 6. %sipingiton BON
@anias Gitp beabiidtiscr, in Sen
Irei Staoten cine tSanitariltm fir
Sebanolui1g bon Standardization
erridten fpsllen lrno 'bab oasielbe oil
lem !Mridei1 nod in &od Sslolo err
rid,tet miro, neil Davenport ld,otl ein
loldes hat. Ias Snititl1t ioI etlpa
100000 folten. @enger lit Ser M11-
lpalt fir Die beiben l%tmternetmer, oie
lid 9egelmartig ilr Der Staot befilt=
Sen, I'M Sic @or6ereitungeu fiir Sen
9all slt t%reffen. i tsia
Srt aemaltee lit ant gon1tag
Mbeno nad} lallgerer &ranfbeit on
ben Solgen eil1es amr's22. 9eopemther
erlittenen SdJlaganfaflts 6ral 2ol1i=
lie &enpin, geb. 9artj cine iareiab=
rige oeutlde g%inmobnerill Der Staot,
I'M Sitter DON "a Soften gelrorben.
muroe inn SabtN 1916 III Der
Rrobilt5 NranOenmir9 geboren lli1o
fam init Sen gltern i'm Satire 1856
nod Imerifa u1to gleidJ ltad Sc
nance. Die G~critorbtte birterIaBt
ibren @atten, Seroi1iano &erlpill,
51pei gnfel nnb stpei Shmelterlr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

a.: Sd bdbe sic gbre, S6ncn
mcinen- Srelllo Nntolin por5uItellen,
ser nidt 10 DUNN lit, ME er au5iiebt.
Scr @prscitelte: 9as lit ndmlid1
ncrllnterIhieo Slpiidcn nneiucm Sreun-
&c uuo mir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

Ser &lagefaI bon 0olore5 Mbre,l=
bol5 ool, 1apenport gegen 4lgllt
aornemolt fir $4,000 Sd,aoel,erint
hit ont 6reitag bon oev Geidtmorenen
81 @unltc1 iOes Gtgeflagten entldie-
ben morOen.
Ser ugagIide Gemofrat1 miro fir
5000 per Sabr bel Misunderstanding
al irgello cine M0relie in Mi11scatine
nno l1msegeno geIdidt. Sest lit eli
ne paIienoe 3eit, 5lt beltellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

auf M%npronl,ng oeg &oIi5eidefs
miiiien Sic 9iirger Ser 5taot sdtiree
un0 Sis in11erbalb "a Stlurben bon
oen 9iirgerlteiaen beleitigt baben,
miOrigenfalls Sic Sfaotf ste 9ffrr6e7t
a%llsfiibren ldBt 1n6 Diea @oiten-aaiiiu
ben @ansbelieern angelhrieben mer=
Sn,y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

sSSn 8elleieo lit Dpraciteri1 @orrnit-
tag oil oet 5olaell eines. Sd1la9a1=
ialles 5. S. Selaer, Elm la1gia9rlger
Gimpo611er oalefblt, i'm Mlter bon IS
SSabren g%eitorben. Ger sd)laaa1-
iall ereignete ffid fl,rsc 3eit Dor bent
Ipoe u1o obgleih ein gr5f iofort
bcrbeigerllien mllroe, NOR bas 2eben
oes Msa1t1les ld)nn entflpben. Telger
III @apne Gountp, 8, gebo-
rem ulto fam I'M Sqbre 1859 nod
l@p1eieo. CT NOR lallgerc 3eit 1T
bieiiaen @eidlaften tbatig. Ser 10
ploblidp @erltorbelle bintcrlabt ieine
Jra1t nlto bier s0bne. 1ie @ceroie
sltug finoet am Mittpod itatt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-13

centerpieces, hot roll covers, towels
pillow cases and lingerie made by
women skillful with the needle will
be found here. Homemade bread
Mrs. Claude Day; cakes, Mrs. Mary
Lawson; candy, Mrs. F. NJ. Davis and
Mrs. James e. johnson. The Easter
novelty booth and the flower booth
will be in charge of st. Johns Club
girls, Marguerite Gardner and Grace
Rodgers, respectively. Mrs. ]. R.
Hickman will serve ice cream and cake
throughout the afternoon and even
ing.
A musical program arranged by Mrs
G. c. Ridenour for the evening prom.
1ses to be entertaining. The church
choir will sing one or more numbers.
A double duet by sopranos and altos,
trio, piano solo and Edison's diamond
disc monograph are some OF the
things promised.
A hot supper will be served to the
public beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. c. l..
Gardner Is dining room manager.
The young mems and young ladies'
classes OF the Sunday school will be
his valuable corps of table walters.
The society president will preside"
In the kitchen and all members Of the
aid society who have not been named
to sit in the high places" are most
cordially invited to be "hewers of
wood and drawers Of water" on this
occasion.
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THE PARSONS-SOUDERS COMPANY

where the wedding cake was served.
The aides were Miss Louise Davis
Miss Rebecca Ruhl, Miss Mary Os.
born, Miss Mary Ferris, Miss Gene.
We've Roberts ard Miss Nina Allen.
Mrs. Frank White was in charge OF
the wedding list book.
Among the guests registered, be.
sides the members of the bridal par
ty, were Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Newton,
Miss Amoretta Newton, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Newton, Miss Evelyn Swiger,
Miss Lola Swiger, T. G.. Barry. OF
Charleston; Miss Katherine Berry, of
Sutton; Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Car
per, Miss Evelyn Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel R. Harrison, Mrs. Will
liam B. OSBORN, Morris p. Hall,
Frank Hugill. Miss Virginia May
Annon, Wade H. Garrett, Edward
Hart, Mortimer W. Smith, Jr., the
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. King. Mr.. and
Koblegard, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J.,
Philip Clifford, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
NJ. Hood, Mrs. Harry Curtin, Miss
Maude Hall. Miss Ruth Pew, Miss
May Flowers, Mrs. s. A. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs, Frank G. Haymaker, DR.. A.
o. Flowers, Hermon Gronnemeyer,
Jack Harrison, Roy E. Parrish, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard F. Snider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Barlow, of Buckhannon, Miss
Mary Hart, Miss June Flowers and
Miss Francis Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton left on train
No. 4 for honeymoon trip in the
East, spending Easter day at Atlantic
City.
Just before the departure Of the
bride, according to the old tradition,
the bride tossed her bridal bouquet
to her girl friends. 1t was caught by
Miss Louise Davis.
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Circle Entertains.

BRIDGEPORT, April 13.-The So
rosis Circle entertained the members
OF the Priscilla Club recent day at a
beautifully appointed l o'clock lunch
con at the home OF Mrs. BENJAMIN
Stout. The decorations OF spring
flowers were most beautiful. A color
scheme of white and yellow was at
tractively carried out. An elaborate
five course menu was served. Follow
ing the luncheon fancy work proved a
pleasant diversion. A guessing contest
also gave much pleasure, the prize be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Roy Thrasher.
Mrs. Watson Johnson rendered a num-
Der Of beautiful vocal and piano solos
in most charming manner.
Those who enjoyed the occasion
were Mrs. s. S. Faris, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Stout. Mrs. L. F. Garrett, Mrs. Frank
Stout, Mrs. ]. ]. Crews, Mrs. Charles
Pike, Mrs. c. A. Willis, Mrs. e. o. Rus
sell. Mrs. Roy Thrasher, Mrs. Roy
Peshak. Mrs. Sallie Johnson, Mrs. ].
H. Hurry, Mrs. Watson Johnson. Mrs,
Benjamin Stout, Mrs. L. B. Hornor,
Mrs. W. NJ. Davis. Mrs. E. H. Brannon.
Mrs. T. B. White. Mrs. G. D. .Munson
and Misses Nell Faris, Nell Stont,
Florence Faris. Dora Stout, Mary Far
is, Sophia Benedum, Lucy Eastman
and Ella Benedum.
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NEWS JOTT|NGs
OF SALEM CITY
Telegram Correspondent Re.
cords Doings of the
People There.

SALEM. April 1s-Mrs. Ellsworth
Hoskins, Of Elkins, is a guest Of G,
W. Hoskins and family.
s. ]. Gordon. Of Baltimore, who
formerly resided here, was business
visitor here this week.
The stork made the home of J. G..
Rhodes happy this week by present.
ing 1t a baby boy and a prospective
soldier.
Mrs. David j. Brake is recovering
from an illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Bartlett and
daughter, of Grafton, are visiting
Mr.. Bartlett's granparents, Magis-
trate and Mrs. II, B. Davis.
James Wolverton. residing west of
the city, is critically III and his re-
covery Is doubtful.
G. W. Perine has disposed of the
Lyric theater to Messrs Russell smith
and Ralph Nicely, two young men OF
Parkersburg. They viii shortly take
charge and continue the movie busi-
ness with vaudeville attractions more
frequent.