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Evening journal., 1921-03-23
An TIIE NIAIESTIc-

Pauline Frederick's picture The
Mistress Of Shenstone," Is having its
final presentation at the Majestic
Theatre tonight IL IS a beautiful
dramatization Of Florence Barclays
novel, set in an atmosphere OF the
best and the most artistic. Pauline
Frederick's work reflects credit upon
herself
Roy Stewart Is her leading man.
Tomorrow the change Of the pro-
gram viii bring another big attrac-
ton to the theatre II is big I'm two
ways-in itself and In the star it
features" Fatty Arbuckle "The
Roundup" is the title OF the pic
ture.
The thousands who have laughed
themselves into various stages OF
heiplessness at the famous Arbuckle
comedies will have a new thrill when
the comedy appears in a legitimate
role in the stellar part OF THE
Round Up"
Tom Forman. Mabel Julienne
Scott, Irving Cummings, lane Acker,
Eddie Sutherland and others are in
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
AT THE cARRICK.

Miss Claire Whitney, who Is ap-
pearing al the Garriok Theatre this
week. with Robert Emmet Keane.
the noted broadway comedian. in
their new sketch, posses the same
charm, pleasing manner and nat
uralness on the stage that she did
when she was entertaining thousands
In stock al Brandywine Springs Park
some years ago. But she Is even
better now. her experience and
training meanwhile having served
her well. She is being welcomed
back 10 Wilmington by her host OF
| admlrers. and oil who have boon
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
AT THE QUEEN.

william S. Hart in the type OF a
role that he has made famous and
that has made him famous. plays at
the Queen Theatre this week in THE
Testing Block" II is a story OF Cali
fornia in the early days Of the gold
diggers. the tale being Of Mt Hart's
own concoction.
The role Of the bandit chief
"Sierre" Bill is the one that he has
taken for himself It is a good one
filled with opportunities OF which
Hart takes full advantage
outside Of the thrills and the dar-
ing OF the characters In the story,
there is an element OF pathos and
sadness that gives a soft glow 10 the
photoplay.
The Sunshine comedy THE Slick
or" is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
Stomach Wrong?
Here's Relief
Get your digestion in shape
or other ailments
will follow

II your stomach gives you trou-
BILE
II your digestion is not what 10
should be, and you are made mis-
cradle from bilious attacks. sick
headaches, dizziness and the like.
think over what you have been do
ing and see IL you have been COM
plying with the laws Of health.
IL you haven't done so, begin to-
day TO obey them rigidly. Also go to
your druggist and ask for a bottle Of
NJ. ID. l., remedy that will quickly
relieve you. You will soon be able
to eat things that you never dared
TO think Of eating before. NJ ID. /.
is sold al an drug stores. IL costs
but 35c a bottle.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
AT THE RIAIiTO.

Pauline Frederick in "The Woman
In Room 49," is the present-day at
traction al the Rialto Theatre. It is
to be there for today only.
The mystery Of the piece is only
superseded by the love element OF
the story. The other principals OF
the cast are John Bowers. Charles
Clary. Robert McKim and Marguer-
ite Snow.
Beginning tomorrow 1t. Ormer
Locklear will be shown in his last
picture The Skywayman. This is
the Offering to which 1t. Locklear
gave his life. It was TO give his audi
ences a thrill that he attempted the
STUNT that caused the death OF him
self and his pilot
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
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.NnDsUNIMER MAnNEss.r y

Midsummer Madness" the fea-
ture attraction at the Playhouse, is
a marriage picture that is all thrill.
Produced by william De Mile from
brilliant society novel by cosmo
Hamilton, the picture portrays the
dramatic results OF the momentary
infatuation of a pretty woman, whose
husband neglects her for business
Matters are complicated by the fact
that her admirer is her husbands
closest friend. and also the husband
Of her own grl-chum
Lila Lee. Lois Wilson, Conrad
Nagal, and Jack Holt carry of the
acting honors. The picture is pro-
duced with richness and charm.
II is being presented at the Play
house for the last time today.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
NTW BUILDING PERMITS

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits;
Herman Jones. 900 North Frank
lin street, addition and garage 10
cost $1,000.
John ID. Boyce. 21ls Church
street, addition $50.
Helen Orlowaka, SOC Marshall
street, addition $50.
Michael FalkowslSi. s11 Marshall
street, addition SIS.
Max keil, 7i2 Market street. addl-
tion fi,sl5; Fred Krapf. builder.
Joseph Platt PA King street ad-
dition $1,000.
]. Janopsky, 2i6 King street, ad-
dition $3.50.
Harry Livingstone. 606 Market
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
AT THE STRAND

Joe Martin. Universals almost hu-
man orang outang. plays an impor-
tant part in Eddie Polo's new circus
serial. King Of the Circus The
quaint man monkey acts with a zeal
and reserve worthy Of his many
months experience before the cam
era. The serial was written around
the many stirring incidents OF Polo's
own life under the big tent, while he
was an expert acrobat. The first
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
WILL SUE TARDY
INCOME TAX PAYERS

Carroll Fisher. deputy State In
come tax collector, says there is yet
a considerable number OF persons
who have failed 20 file their reports.
one months grace was granted by
the Treasurer. owing 90 the failure
of the office 20 secure "a sufficient
number of blanks In time, but Mr..
Fisher says the time expires on
April /. and that after that date
prosecutions will be started against
an who have failed TO comply with
Tho law.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
RRAcK.EX GOSSIP.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
RRACK-EN., March 23.-Sidney
J. Worth is entertaining his mother
this week
Mrs. Edward Whiteseli and son
Edward. Jr.. spent Monday with her
sister. Mns Henry Roser az Hookes-
sin.
Miss Clara Armstrong OF Roselle,
was the Sunday guest OF Miss Bertha
Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Collision, of
Wilmington. were guests OF The
Evening journal., 1921-03-23

heard 20 express themselves believe
the new act will be a winner. Mr.
Keane's ability is we'll known, and
he has selected an able supporting
cast. Miss Whitney's work being de-
cidedly creditable. The act has 10
do with the harm that meddlers can
do with their idle gossip.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23
Ar GRAND oPERA HorsE

The Soul OF Youth" which IS
playing at the New Grand Opera
House today, is a drama OF the most
refreshing type and leaves the spec
tator in a happy frame Of mind after
witnessing the thrilling dramatic
plot and the wholesome comedy with
which the entire film is prevailed.
The story is centered around a boy
Evening journal., 1921-03-23

The Want Ads WIN be helpful Ia
hotels and restaurants. Walters and
chefs and general hotel help VIII ba
favored through the medium OF the
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23

formers brother John Collision on
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Walton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Aiken and family OF Union.
Miss Madeline Elliott is improv-
Ing after case OF whooping cough.
Miss Marjorie MARBLE. who was
recently scalded, Is improving.
Miss Dorothy Tonnelle Is very m.
Evening journal., 1921-03-23

episode OF the new chaptered thrill
er will be seen at the Strand Theatre
next Saturday, Matinee and Monday
Evening journal., 1921-03-23

street. alterations sf.400; 81
Singer. contractor.
Jesse b. Longacre. 4o0-z-f Hs
street. addition s375-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Mrs. Will Canterbury and son, Aus
tin and granddaughter, Josephine
Canterbury and Jas. Kemp of Mex
leo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wild
Canterbury first of last week. - Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Melahn and daughter
and Mrs. Wild Canterbury were shop
ping in Mexico Monday. - MI. and
Mrs. Dick Pearl and Mr.. and Mrs.
q. H. Britton and daughter, Frances,
wer shopping in Mexico Monday. =
Considine and Wales have purchased
the store building and six lots here
fromfthe Bank of Rash Hill. They
say they have sure come to stay and
we are glad to=hear it. They, shipped
out over 200 cases of eggs again last
week. = Mrs. Jim Smith and two
daughters, Glordine and Dot left
Thursday morning for Pleasant Hill,
ILL.,, for a short visit. - Pete Erdel,
Jr., had a small fire at his shop where
the grinds feed. No damage done. -
Rev. . T. Wood was in town Friday
Arranging for Clean Up day at the
Community Church Saturday.-Uncle
David Crockett is one the sick list
EE4 ~ ~ &NL HA LEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
DYE ITEMS.
(From Last Week.

Mrs. S. P. Dubray was the guest of
Mrs. ]. T. La Rue Sunday =fternon.-
Mrs. Albert Erdel and children, Mrs.
H. F. Dudgeon, Mrs. Homer Azdell,
Hazel Ediscon and Miss Alma Azdell
were among the Laddonia shoppers
Wednesday. = Mrs. Ervy Holtcamp
was among those who shopped in Rush
Hill Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Alderman and daughter, were Satur-
day evening guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Walters. - Miss Gladys La
Rue is the guest Of Mrs. S. P. Du-
bray. = Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alderman
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Erdel and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Gardner and son, and Charles Hubert
wei Sundayaguests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Erdei, Jr. - A number of
young folks enjoyed Sunday after
noon, June 5 with Miss Lena Shrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Azdell and FAM
lily and MI. and Mrs. w Gable were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Azdell. - Miss Beulah Erdel was the
Friday afternoon guest of Mrs. Ralph
Leritz. J. T. LaRue left for st.
Louis Wednesday. - Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Alderman was a Friday dinner
guest Of Mrs. Frank Erdel, Jr. Fl.
r. Dudgeon was among those who
were in Laddonia Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Azdell were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stottler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whiteside and
family and Mrs. Sallie Anderson spent
Sunday with Miss Matty Harrell. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dudgeon and
Hazel Eriscon shopped in Mexico Fri
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

corn crop which is growing nicely. =
Mason shipped out a load Of
cattle Monday. - Mrs. Burns happen
ed to a painful, though not serious ac-
eident last week. The horse she was
driving got frightened and ran throw
ing Mrs. Burns out of the buggy. DIR.
Harrison was called and pronounced
no bones broken. She is recovering
from the injury. Miss Minnie June
Powell is confined to her bed with
a bilious attack. - Elder R. D. Chinn
preached two fine sermons at Sun
Rise Church Sunday. At the noon
hour a sumptious dinner was served,
all seemed to enjoy the day spiritually
and socially. At the close of the af-
ternoon service Harry and Milt
Householder made the good confess
sion and was buried in baptism early
Monday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
PAYNE DISTRICT.

Lawrence McCarty took his mother
to Martinsburg to see doctor Fulker-
son Tuesday. - Mrs. Polly Squires of
Centralia, Mrs. John Rutter of Mex
leo and Mrs. J. A. Duffy and daughter,
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Shock Wednesday. - Miss Ethel and
eBulah Mank visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Shock Friday afternoon. - Mas
ter James Denham visited Master
Clayton and Willard Kendall Friday
afternoon. - Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Den
ham was shopping in eCntralia Sat
urday. - Howard Schlief visited Mr..
Hugh Miller Saturday afternoon. =
Genelle, Ina, Opal and James Denham
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shock
Saturday afternoon. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Denham and daughter, Genellel
and Roe Showers took dinner with
Tom Cleeton and family Thursday. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
DYE ITEMS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Val Erdel and daugh-
ter and Miss Lille Erdel from Rush
Hill were Sunday afternoon guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erdel. - Mrs.
Ervy Holtcamp was among those who
were in Rush Hill Monday. - Mrs.
Albert Erdel received a message FRI
day that her sister Mrs. Wampler in
South Dakota was found dead. We
were very sorry to hear it. - Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stotler Of Laddonia were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Azdell. - Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erdel
and family were among those who
were in Laddonia Thursday. - Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Leritz and sons Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ackerman and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Erdel
were. Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Every Holtcamp and Joe Yostameyer,
"A number of boy friends enjoyed
Sunday afternoon with Henry Erdel
- Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dudgeon were
among those who were in Mexico Mon
day. There will be- Children's Day
Exercises at Littleby Methodist
church Sunday. at night, June 10. .
o. G. Roth was among those who were
in Laddonia Saturday. J. 7. LaRue
returned home from St. Louis We'd
nesday. = Mrs. Albert delivered old
hens to Laddonia Friday at % cents
a pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
mired by many the day Mrs. Jenkins
was buried at New Hope.
HAZEL ITEMS.
(From Last Week.l

A large number of relatives gather
ed at the home of T. w. Crawford for
a reunion last Thursday, June End. =
Jake Baehr and wife, W. H. Hollings-
worth and family enjoyed a fishing
trip on Salt river Friday, June 8. -
Mrs. Andrew Cauthorn and Mrs. Lon
Ware attended chapter at Santa Fe
Friday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Shrader and Ana Blanch spent Sunday
Afternoon with Mg. Schrader's parents,
- Miss Lena Shrader entertained the
young people Of the Littleby Method
list church Sunday with an afternoon
party. Punch and candy were served
and a lovely time was enjoyed by all,
- Julia Pierce called on Coral Hol-
lingsworth Thursday evning. - Bill
Holilngsworth spent Saturday night
with Henry Erdel. - Fred and Maude
Hollingsworth returned home Sunday
after a three weeks visit with their
grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Huge
Doerge and little daughters Lydia
and Clema spent Sunday with the Hol.
lingsworth family. - Mr.. and Mrs
! Jake Baehr spent Sunday in Rusl
Hill. - Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Whitesidt
and daughter, Martha, from Montgon
cry spent Sunday visiting relatives il
this community. - w. H. Hollings
worth bought a load of corn Of Mr.
Blase Monday. = Miss Alma Bias
and Miss Mary Bolts attended Sunda.
tSchool at the Littleby M. E. Churcl
and took Sunday dinner with Mis-
Irene Rogers. - Mrs. 7. ". Crawfor'
is on the sick list. - Hilda Andersen
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Jake Baehr. - Collier Davidson spen
last week with his brother, Hollis Dav
idson, - Miss Tressa Huff is Whiting
at Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

EHRRESPUNDENEE
PRAIRIE HILL ITEMS.

al T rejoicing owe the fine rains
81 last week. Wheat is almost ready
j. fpti will be cut this week, and it
promises a good yield. The oats is
looking fine, much better since the
rain and will surely turn out well.
TIE corn is growing well and the
Hfsgs Isl good and with plenty of gar
den Stpf in sight, the farmers are
feeling mighty good. - 0gle Helm,
r 7. Evans and w. C.Johnson each
bepied out a load Of corn last week.
The Farm Club met Friday night
with : light attendance. There were
several good Rotations by the chill
dfen present and by the president, o.
81. Montague. DeLaporte johnson
won the prize. The Club by an unan-
Enaous vote instructed the secretary
10 write MI. Hirth that we are in
favor 81 -Farm to Market" roads.
That lis we want the 100000 00 spent
ii bridging and grading the post
roads of the state first, then hard sur
face next - Friday evening to avoid
4 eessre wetting, Fay Utterback shell
teIeN under the trees at the Kisor
corner. In trying to turn around his
truck skidded into the ditch, but soon
09Ie Helm came along and brought
Eay and his little daughter, Glenia
EiSe home. - Saturday night Mrs.
lae Schultz of Vandalia and her
Ausic pupils and mother, Mrs. F. A,
Daniels afforded. - A class of the
Pleasant Plains Baptist Sunday
School gave an ice cream supper Sat
urday night A number from this
community attended. They report
royal treatment. A big dish Of ice
cream and a large piece of cake for
ten cents! The money made was fol-
the church. - The Michigan Farm
Club and Ladies Auxiliary will have
an ice cream supper next Saturday
night to pay the expenses of delegates
to the state convention. - 0gle Helm
and family Sunday visited his mother.
Mrs. Price near Gazette. Uncle
Charlie Helm is rejoicing w the
possession again of his watch which
he lost about a year ago while repair
ing fence on his farm in this com
munity. The watch was a gift from
his son., Will. - Norma Lee Northcutt
visited his sister, Mrs. Stanley Cald-
well, last week. - Misses Mabel and
Nellie Klarenbach of st. Louis and
their best" friends are visiting their
parents, G. X. Klarenbach -. Malcolm
Motley is attending summer school
in Vandalia, Mrs. Lon Ryan is his
teacher. j. E. Trower and family
visited their daughter, Mrs. Everett
Lovelace, Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
HATTON-CONCORD.
(Frnm Last Weekly

Mrs. John Cottrill returned to her
home after several days. visit to her
son, Ira Cottrill and family.-Charley
Oppers and family were shopping in
Mexico Saturday, June 4th. - Little
Miss Kathryn May Boyd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd is doing
nicely at this writing. - Otto Meyer
who has been very sick is greatly i'm
proved and his many friends hope he
will soon bewell again. - s. W. Muir
and family wer shopping in Fulton
Monday. - Howard Bailey Of st.
Louis bought two work mules Of Pete
Brown. Pricenot known - Charley
Cannell of Tebbets, Mo-, visited his
mother last week, returned TT his
home. )
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

Ms. Julia Lampson Of Mexico wal the
guest Of he daughter the last Of the
week. Returning home Manday ac-
companied by her granddaughter. =
Saturday was clean up day at the
Community Church. Early that morn
ing the men arrived with teams and
in autos with spades, shovels, ETC., to
begin fixing the gound and yard. By
noon they sure had the yard looking
fine. Then the ladies came over armed
with brooms, mops, buckets and bask-
cts to celan up on tehinside of the
church. By noon they had every
thing shining. At the noon hour the
women invited the men into the din
ing room of the church and gave each
a plate and told them to help himself.
My what delicious things were spread
before them to eat. Fried chickens,
sandwiches, several kinds of salads,
vegetables, pie and cake and other
things too numerous to mention. All
ate all they wanted and had some left.
After dinner they scattered around in
groups till two o'clock when Price
Cunningham Of Mexico spoke to us on
Thought is a Thing. After that
the children sang "Jesus Bids Us
Shine" Little Floy Mae Crockett
sang first verse alone and the rest
Joined with the other verses. After
thebenediction all went outside where
the rest of the afternoon program was
concluded. First contest was pony
riding contest. Lucille Mullet won
first prize. Next was a shoe race, Ed
Melahn won first prize. Then came
boys under IS years race. Calvin
| Stuart won first. In contest Of best
lady auto driver the first prize went
to Miss Mable Stuart. In girls sack
race Frances Sicily won first. In boy
sack race Randall Weber won first. In
three eg race Randall Weber and How.
ard James, first. In girl peanut race
Frances Sicily won it in 35 seconds
In uni nail driving contest Mrs
Val Erdel, Jr., won first prize, time s
seconds. In 100 yard dash Oscar Err
del won first. Children's day at Com
munity Church fourth Sunday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

Of several weeks ago. Otto Meyer
is progressing nicely and bis mans
friends hope he will soon be out Of
the house. Wayne Bradley, Pearl
Bel and Joe Tom McPheeters went
fishing on the Auxvasse creex Satu-
urday. They reported no luck with
fish. - Farmers are getting ready to
cut wheat which looks fine. Oats too
are doing well. The corn Is in good
condition. = Preaching at Concord
chrrc,. wa weld attended last Sun
day. - Children's exercises will be at
Pleasant Grove church next Sunday
night. Come and hear it. The pro-
gram is splendid and will be enjoyed.
Mrs. John lam, Miss Teliecamper and
Cannell trained the children and all
three of these ladies Knows how to
please any audience with the Chill
dren's Exercises and certainly knows
how totrain the children. All three
being schol teachers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

Mrs. T. ]. eJrman is visiting IN Mex
leo at this writing. - It wort be long
until wheat cutting tins for the wheat
is getting ready fast. The oats looks
fine also the torn Their rains We have
heen having sure will help the crops
ard gardens Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Carly has come home after a few
days visit IN Mexico. - It looks like
we were going to have a good black
berry crop. = L. o. Kendall and fam
lily was shopping in Mexico Saturday
night. = w. T. Cleeton and family Of
Mexico was the Sunday guest Of
Frank election and family. Those
who went in and surprised Lock Rom
dali and family were as follows: L.
A. Shock and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Zimmerman, Jim Mark and family,
Mr.. ard Mrs. R. F. Shock, P. F. Dem
ham and family. They sure had a fine
dinner and served ice cream and cake
all enjoyed the day. There was twen-
ty four present. = W. 7. Cleeton and
family Of Mexico, Leo Woodward, Roy
Stone and Will Pulls and family was
the Sunday guest of Frank election. =
There were about sixty present at Salt
River Sunday School. - Next Sunday,
June 10th, that date being preaching
day at New Hope. Everybody come.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory was the
guest of their son, Joe Gregory and
wife Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

POWELL'S FORD.
Fine rains fell in this locality last
week and vegetation is f%ourishing.
Farmers are busy cultivating their
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
PRAIRIE LEA ITEMS.
From Last Week.)

Miss Ida Florence Stone has re-
turned home, after a weeks visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w,
H. johnson. - Dick Doerge vas for
tunate enough to catch a ground hog
Monday, June 9Th. Mrs. Oliver Piet
and son, Loral Of Columbia have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy John
son Of Mexico; they will visit other
relatives while here. The young
folks Of this community gathered at
Miss Lena Schraders' Sunday after
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
PowELL's FORD.
lFrom Last Week.l.

Still needing rain. - Farmers are
busy blowing corn, which is growing
nicely. - R. G. Woodsen and family
visited his parents in Galloway county
one day last week. - M. N. Powell
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Milford
Berry ate Sunday dinner with Nh.
and Mrs. VIM. Floyd. - Elder R. D.
Chinn, of Vandalia will preach at
Sun Rise next Sunday, June IL, both
morning and afternoon, dinner on the
grounds. Everyone invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
NORTHEAST BENTON.
(From Last Week.) :

Y TT" D"ot WN0H'I
Miss Freda Mcdonald of st. Louis
has been visiting Miss Mary Erisman.
- Inez Sale of Mexico visited at the
home of Fritz Winger. - Mrs. Chas.
Hildebrand entertained the Mission
airy society of the Christian church
last week Wednesday, June 1st.
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served. - Quite a number
Of the young folks went to Mineola
Springs Sunday afternoon, June 4th.
- Mr.. and Mrs. French Douglass en-
tertained Harold Hutcherson and fam
lily Sunday, June 4th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16

moor for a little social party. Every
one enjoyed a fine time. = We are
sorry to learn that our preacher, Bro.
Siade will resign on account Of Mrs.
SHADES health; he win be with us the
Bird Sunday in June, then he and his
family will go to the wetern states
The young folks Of the Littleby Meth
odist church have started p~racticing
for their Children's Day exercises.