Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-31
FE NEWS

dav night JAS Camplin and wife
were Mexico visitors Thursday. II
Misses Mary Hanna. Gertrude and
Eta Shoup went to Paris THURSDAY
10 attend the county teachers meet
Id Mrs Matte Barker and chill
drsu we're IN Mexico shopping Thurs
day. Mrs Charles Page aud sister,
Miss Mabel Painter. we're Mexico vis-
itors Thursday. - Fred Peak went u
Paris Thursday TO attend the county
teachers meeting. - Miss Nola Han
na went to Mexico Thursday to attend
the teachers meeting. - Mrs. Annie
Grubbs and daughter, Ida May, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Jim Carter.
Misses Mary and Nell Wilson were
Mexico visitors Friday. - Mrs. Emma
Judy. Of Centralia, Iowa, and Mrs
". 5. Beam, and children, Of Hannibal
are visiting their mother, Mrs Sarah
Crump. Miss Matte Bess Sherman
visited Mrs. Margaret Conard, Of near
Perry, a few days this week - Misses
Lulu NeekArt and Leila Davis and
Messrs Clark and Gene Williams at
tended the picture show at Paris on
Thursday night Miss Fife Han
ger spent Saturday night and SUNDAY
with Miss Mary johnson - George |
H. Iseminger was a Mexico visitor
Friday. Mrs. Charles Crigler and
two children Of vandalia are visiting
l. D. Wilson and farAdlg AIRS Del
bert Vanlandingham and son. Herbert,
spent Friday with her parents, DR.. j
S. Drake and wife. Mrs. Bertha
Fisher spent Sunday with ]. c. Viii
son and wife. - Miss Matte Bittiek,
Of Perry, visited C E. Smith and fam
ily Saturday and Sunday. - r. A Han
ger and wife and Mesdames ]. D. VIII
son and Charles Crigler attended the
funeral of Mrs Vance at Bereah Sun
day. - Miss Gussie Robinson return
ed to her home in Shelbina, after E
weeks visit with Miss Philophena
Platter. - Mesdames Charles Crigler
and /. D. Wilson spent Monday with
Mrs. James Camplin. - Mrs. Geo.
Willingham of St. Louis, is visiting
her parents, J.. r. Stephens and wife.
= Mrs. Charles Crigler and two chill
I dren, of Vandalia, spent Monday
night and Tuesday with Homer Bridg-
ford and family.--The revival meet
ing closed at the Christian Church
Sunday night - Rev. Ray s. Tomlin
and wife were guests Of |. D. Wilson
and family Sunday. - Mrs. George
Willingham and Mrs. Geo. Lanaham.
Of St. Louis, visited the formers par
ents, J. B. Stephens, and family and
other relatives from Tuesday to
Thursday. - Jas. Camplin and wife
were dinner guests of |. d. Wilson and
family Wednesday. VIM. Brown
and Robert Fsirbarium visited the
formers relatives in Macon from Mon
day TO Saturday. $3.50 Mrs. Gas. Orig
Ter, son and granddaughter, who have
been the guests Of l. d. Wilson and
family went to Moline Thursday
where they will visit among friends
till Saturday, then will return 70
their home in Vandalia, - Rev. Ray
S. Tomlin preached his farewell SER
mon at the Methodist Church We'd
nesday evening to a large and atten-
tive audience. P. H. Stuart and
wife were Mexico visitors Thursday. -
Misses Mary Wilson and Nan Dull at
tended the Mexico Chautauqua Thura-
day. - Frank Myers is here this week
with his moving picture and vaude-
vile shows. -- Mrs. Lloyd Howard Wis
tied Mexico relatives the latter pari
Of the week. - Mrs. Bert Stephen,
and two children went to St. Louit
= Saturday to visit relatives.-Misse.
Mary and Nell Wilson were visitors il
Mexico Saturday. - Misses Ledah an
Luzella Schand, of Columbia, are tn,
guests of Mrs. J. C. Wilson. Mr.. an,
h Mr.. Robert Smiley were Msexico vi
: itors Saturday - Rev. E. l. Drake, 0
q Orange, Texas, is visiting his par
ents, DR.. j. S. Drake, and family. -
Born, to C. NJ. Sally and wife, Sun
g day night, Aug. 27, a girl. - Mrs
d Luke Wilkerson, Of East st Louis, Ill
a is visiting Mrs. Ross Wilkerson. -
DR.. Mcdowell Bolts and wife motore
from Mexico Sunday to spend a fe'
days at their cabin, south of town.
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