Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-29

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par e eng FSzts IN his whole noek.
bit q - ere the hsyz became nea.
and naarly every Sunday Mr.. WIKI
ms had the task e strziEhteninr out !
greatly ueklea hanch, when one Of
ther HEzher stepped forh with his
first lo1r jeans
The fear boyx Of the number left
ws expeet te enter the <rviee in the
immediate fatzre, are Sam Locke,
Norris Keath. Bryan johnson and Ro-
sele Haskell The other members Of
the class some Of whom are new re-
eruiH LIZ undecided as 70 their fu-
tire They are Frank Cleveland.
Csrk Cabs and Harold jenkins.
TIE class stiIl runs regularly every
Sunday, but the faithful instructor IS
beginning 70 wonder Il the war keeps
gong 4 he viii not be ehiged to turn
his school into n Of purely CORES
pondence
Mrs A D. MeGrath, Of this city, is
in receipt Of a card from her husband
announcing his safe arrival overseas
with q. S. troops.
Third Son In Service.
Jewell Gsllop, formerly Of this city.
noW Of Miami, Fla, leaves shortly for
training at Jacksonville, Fla. This is
the third o Mr.. and Mrs. George
GallOp have in the United States
Army.
R. D. Worrell is in receipt Of a let
ter from Corporal Butler, who was in
the same platoon Of the United States
troops, commanded by Mr.. WorreIl's
son, Lieut.. Orlando wvrrell.
Corporal Butler, whose home Is in
Knox City, Missouri, writes that Lieu
tenant Worrell is not afraid Of the
devil that he has been under fire sew
eral times, but has not been wounded;
and that he is very popular with the
men under him, and is at present sit
uated at Kruth in the Vosges Noun
tsins, Alsaee and Lorraine.
Corporal Butler also SAYS that
Lieutenant Worrell viii likely be pro-
noted shortly. Corporal Butler is
back in this county to assist in train
ing the troops to be sent overseas.
Mrs. Willard Willingham has just
received word of the safe arrival of
her brother, Arthur Helwig, overseas.
W. ID. Lee. Of this city, M Of the
best known horsemen in the State,
has been asked to judge the show hors-
es at the California State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Rowland re-
ceived a card from their grandson,
Paul B. Rowland, announcing that he
had arrived safely in France. He was
sent from Camp ~Beauregard, La,
where he has been training the SOL
diers for France for a long time. He
was first lieutenant.
Vivion Mildred Returns to Duty.
Vivion Mildred, who has been home
on a furlough from the U. S. submar-
inc base at New London, Conn, has re-
turned to duty.
Jewell Gallop, of this city, is in
training at Camp Jackson, S. C.
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