Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-28
SOCIETY



Mexico has quite a little colony Of
folks in Colorado Springs and they
all keep in touch with each other,
some not being able to get out and
visit are kept posted through cards,
notes and visits from the others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mckee are
nicely located and Mr.. Mckee is in
business now. Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Tucker are keeping house and Mr..
Tucker is in the real estate business.
Misses Carrie and Bartie Sproul are
teaching and Frank Cauthorn is in
Glockner Sanitarium doing fine. Clip
Woodward and Morris Jesse are in
Sunnyrest Sanitarium. Woodward has
gained daily and feels much better.
Mr.. Jesse is still quite i'll. Mr., May
hew is in the Woodman %Sanitarium.
DR.. and Mrs. Winans are real we'll and
Doctor Winans has a good practice
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zaugg are
also doing we'll and keep very busy.
Clark Gibbs and Frank wilkins are
having a great time and will be home
soon. There are others from here
who are out there and glad to say all
seem to enjoy hearing from Home"
Miss Maude Wallace and Miss En-
MA McPhecters attended the United
Daughters of the Confederacy meet
ing at Sedalia this week.
Mrs. J. +. Llewellyn, Mrs. Eion
bearing and Mrs. Wallace Fry at
tended the meeting Of the Federation
of Clubs in Moberly this week,
Mrs, W. P. Wynn departed Thurs
day for Rocky Ford, Colo, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. ]. e. Trimble of ST. Joseph is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. j. C.
Buckner, and of Mrs. w. c. john
son.
DR.. r. S. Williams and Miss Willie
Robnety moto.cd to Faygtte Sunday
'.r the day.
Mrs. A. P. Johnson, Miss Frame
johnson and Mrs. Wallace Fry left
Saturday for Kansas City in the
Johnson car. Mrs. johnson and Miss
Johnson will remain all winter in
Kansas City with Mr.. Johnson who
has a position there.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rylaud Rodes are
home from a wedding trip to St.
Louis.
Miss Eula Tucker spent the week
end with her parents in Columbia,
Mo.
Mrs. a. H. Whitney Of jefferson
City came over to Mexico last Satur-
day t. meet Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Whit
ney who came for the weekend here.
Mrs. F, A. Guignon is home from
a visit in Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CIaybrooE MO .
tored to Macon Sunday,
Sunday noon, Mrs. Hardin R,xey
entertained at dinner the following: ,
Mrs. Post and Miss Irene Post Of Ken .
nett, No, Miss Pauline Van Ness, ,
Mrs. Johnston, Miss Dorothy John +
ston, Captain Maxwell, Capt, Sims
of M. M. A, and Frank Slower ,
Of Washington, D, c.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
NJ. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Stoltz, ,
Mr.. and Mrs. G, =. Miller, Mr.. and ,
Mrs. G. E. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. (
Kent, Mrs. Benedict, Leila, {
Martha and Coleman Stoltz, Edward I
Betty Benedict, J. w. Dry 7
and son Marion Dry, motored to the S
Kent farm and cooked supper.
Tuesday from 3 to 5 o'clock, the h
Daughters were Az Home" 4
o the state officers and delegates who
we're here to the state meeting, at the t
Did Ladies Home on the Boulevard. A Y
receiving line was formed in the hall 6
If the ladies Of the home and a few +
If the local Kings Daughters. Tea \
md waters were served by the ladies'. {
Mrs. Cortez Edmonston had as !
ruests at the Tea Shop Monday noon
Mrs. l.. NJ. White, Mrs. R. Z. See u
md guest, Mrs. Goodin. q
Monday noon, Miss Gladys Van
Ness had as guests at a ] o'clock {,
luncheon: Mrs. Post and Miss Irene 4
POST Of Kennett, Mo-, Mrs Hardin