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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
ORDINANCE TO
IMPROVE LIBERTY
ST. INTRODUCED

At the meeting Of the city council
Monday night a special committee
that had examined the Liberty street
protest, reported that a majority of
the property owners on that street
were in favor Of improving the street.
An ordinance was introduced provid-
ing for the work, from Clark street to
the East City Limits.
Mr.. Owens objected to the second
reading, saying that a six-inch crush
ed stone surface was not sufficient to
withstand ten traffic it must bear and
that the cost to city would be from
$1,000 to $1,000 over what the prop
erty owners would pay.
The proposed West Jackson street
sewer proposition was laid over till
next meeting.
Stewart street, East Holm Avenue
and Buchanan Street were ordered
oiled.
An ordinance vacating streets and
alleys in certain parts Of Hardin
eHights Addition was given two read
ings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Improvement Of
C&A Bridge Was
Started Thurs.

Chicago and Alton officials amour
ced Wednesday that work on the tenn
porarp improvement of the bridge on
the East Road would begin Thursday.
The widening of the dangerous pas
sage-way under this structure so chat
the road is visible from both sides
will take at least three weeks, Off
cials stated.
The initial step in the improvement
will be to raise, the east end of the
bridge about 10 inches and make a
corresponding fill on the right of
way, thus raising the track.
The masonry on the east end of the
~trestle will be removed and the pas
sage-way increased in width 20 per-
init two driveways.
Permanent improvements will not
be made until such a time as funds
for them are available.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
s25 OFFERED TO
COOPLEWHO WILL
MARRY ON 9TH

The latest announcement Of Fourth
OF July Festivities is the word from
the committee on arrangements that
a present of $25 in gold will be made
to the couple who consents to be mar
ried in Hardin Park during the cele-
bration. The Legion will furnish the
license and the sky-pilot and issue the
invitations. Only the first couple
applying will be given the present.
Another feature of the celebration
will be a boxing bout on the dancing
platform in the afternoon. A four
round bout will be staged.
The Legion has also arranged for
a Free-For-All Fight among colored
boys and will give a prize OF SIS TO the
fellow, who stays up the longest.
There r no eligibility rules
There will be something doing all
the time at this big celebration and
plans ire being made to accommo-
date the biggest crowd that has ever
been to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
|Justice--Likc Some
Other Luxuries,
Is Expensive in Mo.

Justice is a costly article in Mis-
souri-costly in dollars and cents to
the people of the state. 1t not only
costs an individual to secure Justice,
but it costs the state to bring Grim
inals to justice-and costs them heav-
lily.
Statistics just made public show
that the cost per capita Of conducting
the Supreme Court Of Missouri is
$3.50. That's what it costs every in
dividual in the state. The total cost
for the maintenance o fthat court dur
ing the last year was $129,624.
Exclusive of municipal and sup
RENE courts all the others in Missouri
cost just $444,572 or $13.O6 per cap
ita.
Missouri's court costs will not be
reduced and cannot if the state con-
tinues to raise the standard Of their
personnel. If we are to have justice
without bribery we must have men
who are qualified and pay them COR
responding wages. Several states
now pay their judges twice what Mis-
souri, does.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
ADVERTISE
FOURTH BY
AEROFLAkE

One of the planes that is doing
stunt flying for Mexico's visitors
made a complete tour of the county
Thursday morning and distributed in
every town in Audrain the good news
of the big celebration in Mexico on
July a.
Beginning at the west end of the
county, the aviator VISITED every town
on his trip to the eaatan extremity,
dropping bundles CT Literature from
the air.
People grabbed the bills eagerly,
the pilot said, and read with interest
the news of the dance ball games, con
cessions, band, and fireworks that
would be here on that gala day.
It is predicted that the crowd will
be unusually large as the farmers
will not then be too busy to take q
day off 10 come to town, as is now the
case with those who are harvesting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Athletics Trim
Vandalia Nine
Score l.

Altho witnessed by only a small
crowd, the Mexico Athletics and the
Vandalia nine staged what fans voted
the best game of the season at Same
beck Park Thursday afternoon, Mex
leo winning in a l to 0 count.
Bryan Marshall, stellar mound
artist for the Athletics, performed in
great style, allowing the visitors but
two hits.
The only tally Of the day came in
the fourth frame, after Kistler singled
stole second and third and crossed the
fourth dish when Marshall tripled.
Mexico made a total of five safe dents
from Everett's delivery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
GAN REENAGT
HYDE LAWS
SAYS BARRETT

The special session of the legisla-
ture, now convened in Jefferson City,
according to a dispatch from the
state capital, can re-enact the laws
which have been held up by the re-
ferendum. This is an informal
opinion given by Attorney General
Jesse Barrett.
This will mean the Legislature may
proceed if it desires to carry out the
%goevrnor's recommendations that the
county unit, the judicial redistricting
and the public welfare consolidation
measures be re-enacted at this ses-
sion. To hold them up again would
require another referendum.
THE legislature at this session has
a right to repeal a law enacted at any
previous session." Mr.. Barrett said.
"Then the law may be re-enacted, but
it should not be done with the pur-
pose of evading the referendum" :.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
PAYNE DISTRICT.


Mrs. L. A. Shock sepnt the after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shock
Thursday. - Mrs. Larkin and daugh-
ter sepnt the day with their uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Shock
- Edgar Sims and Harris Davis
helped Jessie Pulls Thursday. - Mrs.
Ida Showers and daughter, Lorraine,
visited Mrs. Pete Denham and chill
dren. - They are going to celebrate
the fourth of July big in Centralia
and Mexico. - The farmers are cut
ting wehat and oats in full blast. -
We sure had a fine rain Thursday
and Thursday night. 1t sure made the
crops look nice. - Mrs. Lock Kendall
has been pretty sick. They had DR..
Palmer from Centralia with her Fri
day night. - L. o. Romdallf and son,
Willard, was hopping In Thompson
Saturday. - Mrs. Ida Showers helped
Aunt Bette McCarty cook for harvest
hands Saturday. = Master Reed
Woolery is at his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Woolery's. - Carl
Cleeton has been cutting oats for bis
uncle Will Tom Pulls. = Master
Leroy and Clarence Cleeton have been
in this ~neighborhood. - Jim Woolery
and wife went to Kansas City on a
visit. They left aSturday morning and
came back Monday. - Misses Lar
aine Showers visited Miss Ina Opal
eDnham Saturday - Miss. Eula Mae
Woolery has been staying with H. T.
aVnce and family while her father
and mother was in Kansas City Wis
iting. - Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Woodward
visited relatives in Clark Sunday.
w. P. Denham and wife of C~entralia,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Shock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Shock, Miss Gertie and
Perry Hueston, Miss Evalee Smith
were the guests Sunday of P. F. Dem
ham and family. - 7. II. Squire and
family and Mrs. Jessie Cummings
and son were the Sunday guests of
Ed Beatty and family. - Mrs. Greed
Carter and baby is visiting her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John.
Beatty. - Mrs. Tom Jerman is stay
ing with Mrs. L. o. Romdall while
Mrs. Romdayy Is sick. We hope she
will be better at the next writing.
There was o large crowd out at
preaching at Salt River Sunday. The
house was full. There was several
people from other churches. Every
BODY is welcome at Salt River any
time they come. - We had another
fine rain on Monday morning. The
farmers have been cutting oats in
full blast until the rain. Roy Stow
ers has been in this neighborhood.
He helped Levi Winn in the harvest
last week. - Mrs. Joe Berry enter
tanned ten community Club Thursday.
All had d fine time and they had three
new members. They were Mrs. y. v.
Smith, Miss Evalee Smithm and Mrs.
Edgar Sims.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
PHILADELPHIA JOURNAL
ASKS ABOUT AUDRAIN
FARM CONDITIONS

A telegram to the Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce from the Phil
adelphia Farm Journal asks the pros
poets for improved crop and business
conditions and the predictions of local
merchants as to fall buying.
This big paper, in conducting a
nationwide inquiry of business con-
ditions includes Mexico as one of the
rich farm communities that form a
barometer of the nations business.
1t is well for Audrain residents to
realize that Mexico holds a very i'm
portant place as a producing and dis
tributing center.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Paris Loses
To Athletics
Score Ga

A home-run by Griffith in the sew
enth frame featured a close contest
between the Paris nine and the Mex
Go Athletics on Sannebeck Field Fri
day afternoon.
The game which was close up to the
Sth inning, was marked by splendid
inield playing by Mexico and good
work By Griffith on the mound.
Doc" Rodes also made some big
league plays on short.
Altho Hopkins, on the hill for the
y:sitors, had a good delivery, he al
lowed the Athletics II hits to Grit
fith's 6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Sims Publicly

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 25.-
In a statement issued late yesterday,
Secretary DENLY stated that the pub
lie utterances of Rear Admiral Sims
on questions that did not deserve any
comment by flag officers made it nee
essary for the Department to publicly
reprimand that officer. The Depart
ment made it clear that it was ex-
presly a strong and unqualified dis
approval of Sims statements in re-
gard to Irish sympathizers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Comet NAV Be Seen June 30.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, June 2S.-The
world will receive a visit on June sc
from the Pons-W innecke comet, one
of the Lesser heavenly bodies, accord.
ing to Prof. R. H. Baker of the
astronomy department of the Univer.
sity. 1t cannot be determined vel
whether the comet will be visible to
the nakede We, but a feature of its
approach will be a meteoric shower
about June 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
FULTON WOULD COM
BINE REUNION AND q
HOME COMING

Members of the Fulton post of the
American Legion are soon to decide
whether they can arrange to hold the
second annual reunion of the 354th
Infantry in connection with the an
nual Street Fair and Home-C Coming in
October. The date of the regiments
reunion has already been set, but may
be changed in order to insure those
who come agood time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
ENJOYING Tour.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nash, who are
touring the West, write from Colo
RADIO Springs, on June 23rd as fol-
lows:
please forward our Ledger to Vel.
lowstone National Park, Wyoming,
General Delivery. Will leave here
Saturday for Denver. We are having
a fine time. Were held up three days
on account of rain. win drive 10
Pueblo tomorrow. Made all the keen
drives yesterday and today. It is
cool here now, especially in the even
ings. All are we'll, and we have had
no accidents. The roads are fine.
There are lots of Missourians out
here. We meet them everywhere.
Everybody likes Missouri. VIII write
details Of trip when we get time.
Yours,
G. w. NASH AND WIFE"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
G. W. NASH N WIFE"

Mrs. B. T. Terrill and Mrs. Andrew
Johnson and son of Paris and Mrs.
ia Randolph of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Ed
wards of West Love Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Not nm Program.

Senator James A. Reed will not
speak at Mexico on the Fourth Of July
as was at first reported. He will speak
at Bowling Green and Vandalia but is
not on the local program.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Mrs. Mary Jordon, Of Troy. has ~
turned home after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. H. e. G. Tucker.
Georgia Clark is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Leslie Ferris, at one time . mayor
Of Mexico, who now resides m Ohio,
Is visiting IN town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Chas. Williams and family, Of
Litchfeld, Ill., ! the guests Of Mex
leo relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

E. A. bearing was in Kansas City
on business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Mrs. B. Keath spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with her son. Howard
Keath, IN St. Louis, ~,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

> Mrs. B. M. MARROW left Sunday to
spend a month at her home in Fit
Smith, Ark. Mr.. NARROW accompan-
led her as far as st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Mrs. J. v. White is visiting in
Hastings, Neb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

Hosiery
White Fibre Silk Ladies' Hose, Sizes 9, 8 1-2, 10 ;. see
Ladies' White and Black Pure Silk Hose, Sizes
8 IL and 10 $3.50. S9c
Cinderella Cordovan Hose ............... $2.75
A Full Line of Van Raalte hose, White and Colors,
Glove and Thread Silk, just received.
Van Raalte Glove Silk Hose, White, Black,
Cordovan, Grey, Special at ..s........... $3.93
~ (War Tax Included)
White and Black Mercerized Hose 39c
Mems White Pure Silk Half Hose ........ $l.oo
Also Cordovan and Black
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
Store Closed
All Day
Monday
July 4th

Galatea Cloth in Many Attractive
Patterns 29c
.Renfrew Devonshire Cloth 49,. 3sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
BERLIN HAS SPECIAL MEN
FOR PREVENTION OF THEFT
Stealing by Male and Female Scr
wants Being Closely Watched
ny German Police.
rILFEHING GROWS RAPIDLY
Socialists Are Blamed for Crimes
Through New Law Advocated by
pnrty-Obtnin Positions Upon
False Recommendations.

BERLIN. May 2i.-Stcaliug by maia
and t"ndl" thieves WORKING in the
euisc Of nous" servants has reached
such tremendous proportions in Ger
many, and especially IN Berlin. that q
special department has been orpariZeb
IN polio" headquarters with - special
star OF detectives To combat that
form of crime.
Criminal Commissioner Gcnnst. who
Is in charge of this department. do
oiar"d that thcftS by alleged house
servants now aggr'lat" tens of rlif-
mons OF marks aside from the hlu-
dr"dF OF reports of occasional pi.f,r-
!nE by legitimate servants.
commissioner Gtgust attributes
TINS n"w speciality In crime TO The las.
put through under pressure Of tina.
socialists. doing awny with the 70.
p1ir"iu"uts uf the police tina, all nous.
servants must have Il Service booE'
issued by ~" police and no house
h"lh could employ any ono withoiIt
tHrh BOOK j. contained the laws 70.
iHiliS 80 employers ANA servants Tho.
"il"'"d'ntS Of the servant aud ma
nhut ana place where employed and
WHY dismissed or voluntarily left.
Tho repeal ~ this law toguiLo-
win tn" scarcity of servants has "a.
Eorcd tn. speciality of thieves .ngug
order 10 ascertain where money ANA
vaiuab!"s arc kept Usually thGy on.
GRAZ Win false r"COinn ordatior
Th' polio" have advised the public /,
engage ~" servants without Hrst max
ing impurities whether the rccoin,rcu.
cations presented arc false or scn.
.IrD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

I ln'i"d states where AN :tirship of
, inns So" can b" housed. hat uluns
ca '"r IN" location Of mooriug mHSts
AT points whcr" tn" shin may wish 10
u" az while cruising
Will hanrars al tho Atlantic and
fariiic terminals. for instance ana
h2"rlhf inHStS located ~ intermediate"
points o: call II transcouliu"uidl air
rhin nm" would nave all tho landing
facilities necessary
These roorng maata arc !u'ticcd
steel structures from 100 10 Ihp ,..,
hiSh. pCuyiicd With an elevator Tor
conveying passengers. freight aud -
itcss between tho rrouud and tn.
Shin. IN addition. the mast carries
pipes Tor furnishing water builaS:
SaS"l'nc: !uhricatinE oil and EUius
rHS 10 TN" ship.
whereas /, requires from 500 TO
700 men :" Land" ship ~ tn. s':.
81 the IN and walk her into "A
hhnrnr. SiA 'n"n arc all that arr rc-
CURED 10 moor her TO a iroorins
mast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

LONDON. May 2l.-Thc biggest air
Smin IN The wo:'ld Uncle Sam $.
|tt-2-undor construction at pul-
nam Eng, Viii hc ready FOR practice
lights carly in June.
After u series of tests. her nose
VIII u" pointed westward across the
Ntlaniic. and sh" viii lcs,v" HON" un-
der nor own power. early in Iuly
Commander l., II. MaNNcld. who will
command in IH-2 on her homcyvard
voyage has been in England with a
eill months. Watching construction.
tn" IN IL ga feet In length. Min
maximum diameter of ninety foot
ana E"s caracity OF 2.2Io.G0O cubic
f,"t
The british R-3i, which ncw to
America and hacl; 10 England in ial9.
- th'rt E-on" foot shorter and $500
cuhlc feet smaller in gas capacity
f!Nc inu-horscpowor Sunbeam mo-
tors ar" counted on 10 rlvc the Zi-2
"a inhNimum S.c'i Of about loo miles
an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Many % man is struggling. trying h,rI to
rot ahead. hut JUST a. n" gets n start some
lhinE always seems 20 "a wrong that sets.
him back. while another man with aupnr-
emily less nhili,y seems to get along Ia
'nouSly with comparatively liijic .nur:
THIS GREAT piFFEREECE In mon may
." due solely To Tho difference In thoir
bodily an! mental viHor and In" NNoU ST
OF organic fRON IN THEIR HI.OOD
There ar" 1000. 600 0oO. 600 RED HOOD
'oH'uSci.ES IN your blood aud each one
must have iron. without IROS YOUR
BLOOD LOSES IT'S POWER TO CHANGE.
FOOD INTO LIVING CELLS AND tbs
SUE, and nothing you ca, does you the
proper amount OF good--you do not get tn.
ful! strength out OF it,
Indoor lie. ov"r"atinr. household Grudr-
cry. gripping, calling worry and nervous
STRAIN are sdp1Ing the iron and thereby
the very lie. from tho blood OF thousands
of men and women.
We do not advise what to do In indi-
Niiuai cases. a. this is the province Of in.
physician, but We do say that II YOU lack
SUFFICIENT iron In your blood 20 xiv. YOU
IN" strength. energy and endurance Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Would on Advise Me toTake
Nuxated Iron?-I Am Weak
NERVOUS, and ALL PLAYED OUT after my days
work, but times are hard" and money scarce md do
not want to spend that not ABSOLUTELY necessary

IN difficult and
lSo' HlRfE'Iif and times
inc numerous difficulties obstacles
rs to taking NuSned Iron.
MEAN LEGS but
exactly parallel but YOU REQUIRE
thcnisn
Ike Stronger?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
POOR HEALTH WILL
CHAIN AMBITION!

You can succeed tn lilo quicker and
n"itor the more healthy YOU arc.
Your work becomes a pleasure. when
Your head is clear your nerves actady.
Your appetite good, ANA rich. rcd
blood courSinG through YOU" Veins
You ar" ambitious. II you want
j" h." successful unShackl" your en-
'rgirs.
Let Days Tonic and Nal, strengthen
your muscles, steady your nerves and
rnt your stomach in top-notch conGi-
ton. us ttst.lcss, pleasant TO take.
Invieo:atin.. BUY bottle from your
druggist today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Greatest Men Of France
Are Rated as 'Tcetotalcrs

fAkiS. May 2l.-Thc grcatsl
'"e', III frame" arc t"ctotaIors. ac-
'"rdinH To q. Petit. for thirty y.urs
"'rih''n IN the French Senate.
Cl"mcnccau drank ,niuc,I
"",or an" ate health cakes" Petit
sara when lac retired in ApriI
f"ihcar" drinks syrup and water
ana eats an occasional sandwich
h'i"nd prefers Il refreshing milk
"tihh "i my own invention Mos,
"t the other senators. including
NiNan!. drink Nichy water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Her total lif'ug capncity viii b.
between seventy aud eighty tons
Work - being rushed at l.akrhurs,
y j.. which Viii b. The XR-2'S ursf
port Of call" o' hanEurs for her and
!. sister SNIP the HE-I. which is to
b" constructed there.
Their" VIII h" no other plac. In IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

world. tn" ZR-2 wiil hr pro-
Nid"d with on" hangar at Lake
hurst y. j.. and possibly another
al san francisco. When Sh. and
h"r "isicr ships 10 crushing. ,hnv
VIII tie up at ErcH' mouriur maStS.
such maStS nrc Likely to become
common as Continental travel bv
alrShip * IrNvlnu-d The XR-9 is
shown hcr" ass she viii look
moorcd 10 a mast. say at CNanlr
Your c!tyD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
>Nmstead's

ITO children m angel NJ mercy" Where
directions arc followed. 1T NEVER FAILS
Despite scnrcit, and enormous cost OF
SASToNIN. II contains full dose. Stood
sixty years test. SOiI everywhere or by
mail SOC y bottle.
Est 9 A. voorhees,. NJ d.. PhIladeIphlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
DESTINY OF CHINA
::REALLY HANGS ON
HARD|NG'S POLICY
Presidents Attitude During
Next Four Years Will De
eide Her Fate.
LAND OF 4OO.OOO,OOO HAS
REACHED FORK IN THE ROAD
Firm Policy of Open Doors Is
Only Way to
Success.
II, " illinm rhilir >imrn,.

Success
II, William Philip >imu>.
v, ShASGiiAt M'y 5iw-'iTe< , .ayPt
Inc fatc Of emma ana ler iG6. 600. 6Go
people N The hollow 81 his hand.
=, Whether ne " lSats il SO or not. and
whether We takes action or refuses To
take action. his attitude during the
neat four years wl'l target! determine
china future Con her. Destiny seems
% have wished this problem on him
and upthin- can rolicy" him -; ii.
China mas reached the iorN OF The
road, ON" Wgy crooks around ana
beats hauk Ge0n,tvly into the medic
val age whore tho peoples lot Will
Inevitably he ryeu worse than j, Il,
today when IL IS admittedly about GA
a part with that of a pack -ruulc or
other beast oI burden.
The other branches OF aud leads tn
2 prosperous CHINA. ian oriental cross
'heIwcen IN, GNltod states of America
and tho Nrrneh ropuhIir.
ne because "'r." neaee depends upon
d: and I'll" nest TWO or three. y,NrS
Nil decide when road CHINA Viii
take.
THREE powers Great Britain. Japan
and America w4Ii ho the d"tcrwin-
INK factors az thv moment china
definitely engages IN IN" one way or
the other anl 90 these three America
vii! ,N,rt lL. most influence.
Ana FIRES dent liW'tua tnrouEh his
S.crytAr! If state ,'hH'los Evans
y firm Nuie> haS,d "u tho "r,n
door Clra fur tn. Chimes. and doc
triuos rnn'fHIIE Humanitarian pro
nU.gIt,l glare ut publicity. VIII
mean instructed. independent
China.
4 nehw"us poiiey. or am attitude
or Indifference. win spoil he doom
Or Chimes, tul,r.ni.nc,. condemn tho
country ts virtual dlSmviU b-rmCNt.
The daily times., 1921-12-16
WATSON-STOTT

Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock
at the Methodist church in this city,
Miss jamie Stott and Mr.. Needham
Watson, both of Wilson were unit
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony
by DR.. F. S. Love, pastor OF the
church, the ring ceremony being
used.
The bride was lovely, dressed in a
beautiful travelling suit Of reindeer
velour, with trimmings Of fur. and
hat and accessories to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left for st.
Augustine and Jacksonville. Fla.
The bride IS an attractive and ac-
complished young lady who has a
host Of friends In and out Of town.
The groom Is employed by the We'll
fare Auto Copany and is a young man
OF sterling character. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson will be at home in Wilson
after January first.
The daily times., 1921-12-16
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: SOCIETY NEWS :

" -
Miss Rosa D. Flowers of Rock
Ridge is visiting her sister. Mrs. W..
L. Green, on west Lee street.
Misses Alma Gray Deans and
Mary Ford Finch have arrived from
Mary Baldwin Seminary at Staunton.
Va, to spend the holidays at their
homes here.
Wilson girls to arrive from Salem
College for the Christmas season are
Misses Mary Hadley Connor, Eliza
beth Brown, Elizabeth Bats, Mil
dred Barnes, Elizabeth Connor.
Louise Woodard, Elizabeth Griffin,
and Dorothy Woodard.
DR.. C. E. Moore and Mr.. Ernest
Deans have returned from a hunting
trip to Swan Quarter.
Mr.. John Hassell, Norfolk-South-
ern agent at Greenville, was guest
of the Rotary club last evening.