Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-08

MISS GERTRUDE FRY
Phone 244

I'll MISS I'LL
Phone 2i4
=. and Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe and
10, have moved to town for the
~ and are domiciled at the Nc
IAN property on Coal Street.
A. Robert Berry, of Carrollton,
. Of DR.. and Mrs. R. W.
on West Monroe street.
nE.s Fleming is the guest of DR.. and
IS. Gregory.
c;bson Woodward writes he is
sunny Rest sanitarium, in Colo
A. springs, and likes it very much.
e improving right along and asks
romembered to his friends here.
- Atcbison, Of this city, is in news
hper work htere'
e,,dov evening, Miss Fannie and
.~orgie Guthrie had as their guest,
H.. J. C. Armstrong, Of Kansas
bly,.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong were the
,csts of the Misses Guthrie and
H.. sappington Saturday for lunch
Mrs ]. A. Griffee entertained for
,rcb Monday oon at Buckner's,
!. C. Armstrong, of Kansas
f,y Mrs. s. N. Evans and Mrs. F.
Van Ness.
Miss Edna Armstrong has returned
trom a visit in Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Claybrook
as guests Sunday for lunch Mr..
IA Mrs. Joseph Wilkins and Miss
lula Tucker.
Mrs. Tina Dobyns has as guests for
sirner Friday Mrs. Irwin Juhre, of
arkansas.
Mrs. c. c.. Grimes sent Monday
b St. Louis .
Mrs. L. N. Gordon of Kansas
ritv. IS the guest of Judge and Mrs.
h. W. Bolts.
Miss Anna Lacy Wallace spent the
reek end with Miss Virginia Rodgers
b Columbia.
David Byers spent the weekend
here with friends.
Miss Lucille Minor was the guest
Miss Martha bearing last week.
Mrs. Irwin Juhre and small daugh-
er departed Saturday for Illinois
for a visit.
Mrs. Frederick Jennings has re-
b,rr to her home after visiting Mrs.
Norton Nelson.
Mrs. J. C. Armstrong was the
quest of Mrs. F. p. Van Ness over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Armstrong
vero the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
N. Evans Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown had as
quests for MONDAY dinner Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Nelson, Mrs
Frederick Jennings, and small son,
bad Virginia Nelson.
Judge and Mrs. Alex Carter enter
taincd Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson
Ind two children and Mrs. Frederick
Jennings at noon day dinner Wednes-
Bay.
Misses Dorothy and Nell Atkins
have a slumber party Saturday even
ing with Miss Mabel Threlkeld as
ehaperone in the absence of Rev. and
slrs. Atkins, who were in Kansas
Cty. After enjoying the movies al
BIZ 0rpheum and a dainty lunch al
B1ckner's, the party went to the At
kns home and, OH, the secrets and
Stories told there in the wee small
hours. The party included Misses
Barbara Reavis, Hazel Mcintyre, anc
Ruth and Elizabeth Harper.
Misses Florence Woodin and Fran.
ces Gupton, of Hardin College, &C.
cOmpanied a number of Hardin stu.
dents to st. Louis this week to attend
Grand Opera.
Misses Tine and Mary Houston ant
Mrs. C. C. Hammond are in st.
Louis attending Grand Opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Locke had as
dinner guests Thursday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Ross, who r mis-
s~ionaries to Liberia; after dinner the
party attended the meeting Of thu
Grace Shullenberger Circle at tht
Christian Church, which was given il
honor of the ROSES. A special pro.
gram was given and delicious refresh.
ments served at the end of the meet
meeting.
The Juniors of the Methodist Sun
day School gave a Halloween party
in the basement of the church Mon.
day evening; sixty five children wer,
present, some in costume and som'
as Halloween Spooks. Stunts of va
rious kinds were given and a genera
good time had. At ten o'clock a de
lcions lunch was served by the teahc
ers and all decided that this was
good Halloween party.
Miss Helen Million invited a few o
her friends to spend the evening wit
her Wednesday evening, and toas
marshmellows las the goodies wer
toasting many Halloween stories an
FRANKS were INDUCED in and late
many ghosts appeared out of the win
dows to see what was being done an
to enjoy the fun also. Miss Million
guests were Misses Rose Stalilng