Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-19
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|SULUIEK Mules
Bob Jolley is one of the proudest
men in Mexico. He is wearing a
watch presented to him by Roy Bry-
arly and which the latter took off q
dead German on the Western front.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hutch
crson, 622 West Whitley was a scene
of much merriment and JOY making
Sunday when a number of relatives
and guests were invited to a regular
old time chicken dinner given in honor
son. sons of .ir. and Mrs. HUTCHINSON
who have lately been discharged from
the service.
Lonnic served in the U. S. army on
this side and was discharged several
months ago. Raymond just recently
returned from Camp Funston where
he received his discharge from the
seth Division, having seen active ser
vice on the Western Front.
On account of Lonnie, who resides
in Keokuk, Iowa., having to return to
that place on the 1920 train, the din
rcr was held an hour earlier than
usual. The relatives saw him off on
the train and again adjourned to the
home where theylspent a delightful
afternoon.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. HUTCHINSON, Mrs. Arlie L. Hunt
and daughter, Arlene, Paul Hutchcr-
son, Ralph HUTCHINSON, Lonnie j.
Hutchinson, Raymond ]. Hutcherson,
wife and small son, Raymond j. Jr.
Miss Ethel Whitworth Robert Hooton,
wife and daughter, Ida May, Luke
Hunt, wife and daughter, Lillian and
Mrs. VIM. Scruggs.
CAPT. William Coatsworth and wife
passed through this city Sunday on
their way to Camp Funston where
Capt. Coa.sworth will be discharged
from service. He and Mrs. CoatswortL.
expect to visit here a short time.
Chas. Pigg, who plays in the S9th
band, was was in Moberly Sunday on
his way to Camp Funston to be dis
charged from service. He is expected
here shortly.
Lonnie j. HUTCHINSON returned "a
Keokuk, Iowa, Sunday after a pleas
ant visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. HUTCHINSON, of this city.
Lieut.. (Doctor) j. Frank Jolley and
family are back at their home in Mex
leo. They arrived here Sunday. Doc
tor Jollcy served in France with 4
hosnit". unit.
CHI s. H. Chapman, of this city,
10 bust ,a overseas ten months with
~ division, has arrived safely
Oh this sid and is expected home
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fecht, of West
Love Street, have received a telegram
announcing the safe arrival of their
son, Harry Earnest Fecht, at Camp
Dix, N. Y. From Camp Dix Mr..
Fccht will be sent to Camp Funston
to be discharged from the army. His
mapy friends will be glad to welcome
him home.
Arthur Helwig, recently discharged
from Company c, 10th Infantry,
which has been overseas, arrived in
Mexico Saturday. He is a brother OF
Mrs. Willard Willingham. |
Arvin johnson who has been with
the seth Division in France has re-
turned to his home in Audrain Coun-
ty. He was discharged the first Of
the week at Camp Funston, Kas.
Clarence Baker, of this county,
who returned home from overseas
with the 89th division is well and glad !
to be back.
Sergeant Ed Shannon, brother OF
Judge E. A. Shannon was in Mexico
on business Thursday. While here he
met former friends whom he had not
seer since leaving for France where
he saw service with the seth Division.
He refused to say anything about his
experiences while over there. He
did say however that when he left
here he expected to see Mexico
again and several times while in
France he thought his time had come.
He is more interested in the crop out
look and in farming than anything
else just now.
Mrs. W. c. Duty has received word
from New York announcing the safe
arrival from overseas of her son, Pearl
Duty, who was with the Sth Division.
Virgil Minnick and Jeffries R Meek.
both from this county and members of
the 88th Division, are home well and
Lieut.. Fay Bass, formerly manager
Of the Worrell-Bass Jewelry Company
Of Louisiana, No, and grandson of the
late Squire Bass of Mexico, was here a