Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-09
IRISH Hill, ITEMS.

hOOn HILL 11TtnuSs
Miss Nancy Kleppinger of Mexico
visited at Mrs. Julia Doeblin and Mrs.
Thos. Warkman the first of the week.
- Home Makers Club met Wednesday
at Mrs. Crockett's. Had a real nice
meeting. Plans are on to get a club
house in Rush Hill. Next meeting
will be at Miss Frances Devaney's
June 18th. - Young girls Of the town
haev organized a club they call the
Sunbeam Club. They have 13 mem
bers and meet every Tuesday after
noon. - Miss Anna Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of this
city took the train for Kansas City
Tuesday afternoon. There she was
met by ]. Spears of Downs, Kansas.
Then the next morning, June LIST was
united in marriage and left for their
future home in Downs, Kansas. Mrs.
Spears is well known in and around
Rush Hill as she has been a true and
faithful teacher Of the first room in
Rush Hill school for several years.
Also a teacher of the primary class at
Community Church. Although she
will be missed both in the school room
and at Sunday school, yet her host
Of friends and acquaintance wish her
much joy and happiness through life.
Loyal Daughters Glass will meet at
Mrs. Harry Elam, June 19th.-Mrs.
Geo. Baehr and son, Elmer and neice,
Miss Lizzie Baehr was shopping in
Mexico Friday. Young people choir
met last Friday night at Miss Grace
McManmany. There was a large
attendance at Sunday School Sunday.
After Sunday school three classes,
Mrs. Clyde Shoup, Mrs. Rufus Byrns
and Harry Armstrong; classes all
went on an outing in the woods. They
had dinner in the woods and all had
a delightful time. These three classes
are live wire classes of the church. -
There will be Children Day exercises
at the Littleby Methodist Church the
third Sunday in June, then on the
fourth Sunday Of June there will be
Children ay exercises at the Commun-
ity Church, Remember the date June
26th and come out that evening as
they are to haev a nice program. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baehr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Baehr of Benton City
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Baehr. - Sunday morning, Mr..
and RMS. Nathan Spencer came into
Rush Hill to Sunday school and on re-
turning home found q house full Of
people. They were asked to have off
their wraps and have a chair and rest.
Directly they were invited into the din
ing room where the table vas spread
with everything good to eat. Mr.. and
Mrs.Spencer were wondering whythey
all came without letting them know
when some one asked how long they
wer married. Then they thought.
They had been married 38 years. They
spent the afternoon with singing and
games. They all left having had q
delightful evening. The following
were the guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Spencer and two children, Nj, and
Mrs. Harry Armstrong and two sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed MaIahn and daugh-
ter, MI. and Mrs. james Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Knoebel and grand
daughter, RMS. Grace Stuart and two
daughterss, Mrs. Cred Ray and son,
Mrs. Pat Devaney and daughter, Miss
Frances Devansy, Mrs. Wild Canter-
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Spen-
Ger. - Mr.. and Mrs, Hale and daugh-
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ander.
son and family mofored to Keokiks r.
aSturday morning and returned lats
that evening. All having adelightful
time and tripeThe sad news came d
Mr.. John WinkIer, son Of Mi. ant
Mrs. Henry Winkler, died III Cali
fornia. The body II being shippes
back her Tor burial. Tho community
extends sympathy To the parents. +
has been only ! short time since thes
buried their daughter.