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The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
DANCES AND RECEPTIONS BRING DELIGHT SOCIETY
Many Visitors
In MHyattsuiHe
Mr.. and Mrs. James King
Haze Guests From
Cumberland.

HYATTsvILLE. Nd, Jan. AR.
and Mrs Clifton King OF Cumber1snu
are the guests OF the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Glass
have as their guest, Mrs. Glass sis
ter. Miss Irma Hopes Of Ohio.
Richard Chew Zantzinger. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. otwsy B. Zantzinger,
has returned TO Lehigh University.
Bethlehem Pa. after spending the
holidays with his parents here.
Miss Annie Uppircue OF Washing
ton was q recent visitor Of Miss Kath-
crime Longpre-
Mdshipman Henry p. Howard. ST.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. How
ard. has returned to the Naval
Academy after a holiday visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leslie Kelly.
Of Baltimore. recently married. spent
q part OF their honeymoon with the
formers uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Spicknsil.
George Roland Collins. a member
Of the faculty OF New York University
has returned to the university after
spending the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Collins,
John b. Keller. has left for a trip
Capt James W. Northam is spend
ing the winter with his daughter
Mrs Wilson Spiclnan.
The Boys Railroad Club ana oir4s,
Mutual Improvement Society were
entertained by Julia Florence and
Charles Spicknsll at the home Of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
spicknall a few evenings ago.
Irving Owings, jr.. has returned 10
Porter Military Institute. Charles
ton, s. C, after a visit with his mar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving OwinEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Wright
had as recent guests Mrs A. Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes. OF Bis
marck, n. d.
Mrs II. +. Burgess. wife of
County Treasurer Burgess. has re-
turned after visiting her son-in-laU
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Heisse, in New York City.
Mrs. Charles f. McAIlister wife OF
Rev. Mr.. McAllister. rector Of ST
Matthews parish. Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Raiyes.
in Empire. n. Y.
Miss Alma Chestnut has returned
TO Goucher College. Baltimore. after
visit with her parents Prof. and
Mrs. v. X. Chesnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison
Moore have returned after a visit
at Moore Manor" Philadelphia,
Mr.. Moore's former home
DR.. and Mrs. Richard J.. Sylvester
! of Washington were dinner guests
Wednesday evening OF DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Z. Latimer
Miss Margaret NsyJor has returned
after visiting her cousin. Miss Mary
Willis at New Market. Nd.
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and most attractive. The gay COL
ors and allover designs are a little
out of the ordinary, but most ef-
fective. There is gencIous- sized
bib to these aprons, cut with a low.
square neck. extending into straps
that go over the shoulders and down
to the waistband in the back.
The skirt part is cut straight and
comes to the edge of the dress. 1t
is gathered across the top and set
into narrow band that is finished
with sash ends in the back. The
apron edges are finished with a
bias binding in Come plain color,
and there are large patch pockets,
which add to the attractiveness and
usefulness of the apron.
Wolfe and cotton crepe are also
made into quite large aprons. dec
GRATED with wool embroidery.
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them perfect. SO measure the dis
tance across the bottom, plan for
one ,scallop to come in the center,
and one at each corner, SO, that
half of II is O nthe bottom Of the
apron and the other half on the
side. Then you can see what space
is left across the bottom, and get
the right size of. scallop. A tiny
saucer or cup might do for mark
er.
These scaAops are bound with
some contrasting color-say white.
il the check is blue. or any other
color with white.
There is a small bib with seal
loped top and the Sh ends are
scalloped. A pretty fancy is to
make matching cuffs and collar The
picture shows the idea.
Chintz aprons are quite unusual
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RIVERDALE WOMEN
WILL HOLD BAZAAR

RIVERDALE, Md, Jan. THE
Woman's Club will hold a charity
bazaar and dance in the National
Guard Armory at Hyattsvilie Oh the
evening of February 3. The club
is now making clothes for the des-
titute and already has relieved
some distressing cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Holnfes
had as recent guests Mr.. and Mrs,
Olaf Solom, of Harrisburg, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Brody are
visiting their respective parents in
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Martin p. Keane has returned to
Ditchley, Va. after visiting reia-
tiyes here.
Professor Thomas L. GIBSON, di-
rector Of music in the public
schools of Maryland, gave a tall;
on this subject before a weli-at-
tended meeting of the wonan MS
Club in the Presbyterian Chur =:
Tuesday evening.
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Spanish Attache Returns.

Lieut. Comdr. Gabriel Ferrer, the
naval attache of the spanish Em-
bassy, who has been in Porto Rico
for month, has returned to his
apartment at. Wardman Park Hotel.
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Glue Suppers.
In Warrenton
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Entertain.

WARRENToN. Va, Jan. 7.-Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Terry Crosby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ Randolph
were among those who entertained
friends at supper Sunday evening
at the Country Club.
Miss Arvid Samuelson, OF WASH
ington. spent last weed-end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Randolph
and attended the New Year dance
at the Warrenton Country Club.
Midshipmen Alfred Randolph,
Turner Day and Robert Hicks have
returned to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis after spending the holi-
days In warrenton.
Mrs. Edwin Jackmann, of Brook
line, Mass, arrived today to spend
some time with friends in Warren
ton.
Victor Froment, who went to
New York for the winter, was a
weekend visitor to Warrenton
friends
Commander and Mrs Zachary
Lansdowne have returned to WASH
ihgton after spending a week here
at Warren Green.
DR.. Robert s. Spilman, medical
officer of the v: NJ. l., Lexington,
Va, spent the holidays with his
sisters at THE Dell.r
Miss Lille Maphis, OF Winchester,
spent a few days last week at the
home of her brother, DIR. 8. w.
Msphis, accompanied by her niece.
Mrs. Grove, and little son.
Mrs. c. Shirley Carter and son,
Shirley. jr.. have returned from
Washington where they spent a
week.
DR.. Harry Kerr. Mrs. James Kerr
and Mrs. Dion Kerr. of Washing
ton. were among those attending
the funeral of Charles NJ. Harris.
which took place here Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Strong and little son
have returned to their home in
Plalnfield. n. j., after spending ID
month with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. C.-Shirley Carter
Miss Susie NJ. Caskins, who spent
the holidays at her home here. re-
turned to Front Royal on Monday.
7. J. Robinson and other men,
bers OF the county health unit have
returned from attending a conven-
tion of public health workers in
Richmond.
Philip S. Nelson spent a few days
last week with his mother, Mrs. G.
W. Nelson.
Charles A. Trahadis is in Norfolk,
Va, to attend the wedding of his
cousin. Miss Mary Trahadis, to
George kiterenes, which takes
place today at the home of the
brides parents.
Maj. r. a. Mcintyre, has returned
from a two-weeks' visit to Bennets-
vile, 5. c.
The annual meeting of the John
Sudduth Post. American Legion,
was held Tuesday when the follow
ing officers were elected: Capt. Lew
Wood. commander; William G. Bar
tenstein, vice commander william
III. Gaines, adjutant; Charles F.
Taylor. treasurer; d. P. Wood. jr.,
and Brooke Parkinson. executive
committee.
Mrs. Walter H. Robertson is the
guest of her brofher-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hoyt, in
Greenwich. Conn.
+. Albert Smith has returned to
his work for the Department OF
Justice in Trenton, n. J., accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith, who Will
/ spend the winter with him.
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Miss LrUine
To Be Bride
Clarendon Parents An
nOunce Plans for We'd
ding in June.

CLARENDON, Va, Jan. 7.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. Ashby Burks have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Laura Irvine, to Henry
Holmes Meares. OF North Carolina
and Washington. the wedding TO
take place in June.
Miss Marian Magruder. a teacher
in the high school at Anderson, w.
Va, has returned to that city fol-
lowing a visit to her parents who
reside here.
]. p. Cooley is included in the
list of successful candidates before
the Virginia State bar In a recent
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COLLEGE WOMEN
WILL RECEIVE

The College Women's Club. 1922
/ street, Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly.
president, will hold its annual re-
ception and banquet at Rauscher's
on February IS. Mrs. Martin A.
Morrison. chairman Of commitIee In
charge Of arrangements. is plan
ming an elaborate program and the
club will entertain group oi
eminently distinguished women on
that occasion.
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Women 'sCity
Club Busy
Lectures. Teas and Din.
nerS Scheduled EUery
Day at CIubroOn,s.

Mrs. Mary Wright johnson is the
hostess this afternoon at the
Women's City Club. Tea will be
served from 4 to $50.
On January 10 at s p. M. there
will be lecture on/"Interior Dec
Grafton" by Mrs. Minnie Brunker
Ross. The proceeds will be given
to the club.
At the subscription dinner of the
professional and business women's
section on Wednesday evening, jan
uary II. at $50. the after-dinner
speakers will We q. A. Lyon, Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt and
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Scanlan. Their sub
ject will be Printers Ink"
The program of the civic Sec
ton for January Is in charge of
the child welfare committee'of the
section. An invitation has been
accepted from the civic circle of
the Woman's National Foundation
to hold a Soint meeting Thursday,
January IL, at s p. M, at the
Foundation headquarters, the Dean
estate, Connecticut and Florida
avenues.
The subject for the forum dis
cussion will be. Some of the Child
welfare Problems in Washington
and the Agencies Endeavoring to
Solve Them" Walter S. Unord
and Mrs. Edna X. Bushee are to be
the speakers.
Signorina Italia Garibaidi will be
AaN - L. NJ
the forum luncheon Saturday. jan
uary "a, at 1 O'Clock. Signorina
Garibaldi will discuss present-day
conditions in Italy.
On Saturday afternoon. January
II, at 4:45. Mrs. Robert z. Nelson
will Ave the first of series of
lectures on topics of the day. under
the auspices. of the library COM
mittee.
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examination. Mr.. Cooley is a mem
Der of the third-year law class at
George Washington University.
Miss Minnie Ludquist, of Phil
adelphia, has been the guest of her
mother and sisters on Taylor ave-
nue..
Richard F. Green has returned to
his home at .Leesburg after a visit
to his son, Commissioner Of Rev.
enue Harry X. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Smith enter
tanned the three circles OF ST
Georges Guild at the monthly joint
meeting on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Irma Arnold and son are at
their home on villa Road after a
stay of several months at Mhe-
Vile, n. c.
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Congressional Women Receive

The Congressional Women of Con-
gress Hall will be at home the sec
ond and fourth Mondays of each
month from TO o'clock. The
first OF the series OF these Informal
affairs will be given tomorrow. TO
be followed later in the season by
their usual formal reception.
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A yARIETS OF APRONS.


CrUss-barTed dimity is about as
pretty for small. fancy aprons as
any material one can choose. Cut
in a variety of shapes. such as
hearts. ovals, square, or pointed.
a tiny rosebud or other flower en-
broidered in one corner or on the
small pocket that is a feature OF
many of these small affairs, adds to
the beauty. Lace insertion and edg-
ing are. attractive. II there is a
bib. it should match the apron in
shape.
Cut gingham, IN a small check
in blue and white, in one piece.
with edges slightly gored and the
bottom edge rather rounded. Then
across the bottom and up both sides
cut the edges in scallops. 1t will
require a little planning to have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
RUSH HILL.

Young Girls Glass had food sale
last Saturday They made about $40.
ThsrLoyal Daughters Class will
have q. food sale at Considine g Males
store Saturday, Jan, 2S. So be on
hand to get something good to eat
Mrs, Henry Winkler hadT'aa4 bad
spell Monday evening They have. q
trained nurse. %, as ,..ssirl ,..sil ~
Mrs. Br6rner had q bad attack of in-
digestion Saturday evening; ! ,Shs sis
better, now. e;.ss le-+
Dave. Crockett is real poptfy. ~ ~
We had an awful fire Monday n,Osn-
ing about ten o'clock, The entire
school house burnt to the ground.
No one was hurt and all the children
saved all their wraps and books. All
the new high school library were
saved. The school board is preparing
to secure places to continue school.
We hope the next school house will be
fire proof.
Bro. Poper preached two fine ser.
mons Sunday at the Community
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
SUNRISE SCHOOL DfsTRIcr.

Mrs. John Edwin and children spent
last week at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Simpson
Mrs. Martha Kellerhals of Centralia
visited with her neice, Mrs. John
Stumpf several days last week.
Miss Matte Cox was able to re-
turn home Sunday after being a pat
lent in the Audrain Hospital.
Rice Massey went to Mexico Thurs
day to be vacciDated. ~. as.t}.
Al Coil and family were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bunch. 81
Pearl Coil and wife ate Sunday din
ner at the home of T. R. Watts.
John Stumpf and wife and Tom
Hicks and wife motored to Fulton last
Thursday and visited with Marion
Barker and. family. a. : ,sass
Frank Carter went. to Mex5eos Mon.
day. s:2' hi X .a Ns+sas 5,
Clyde Doaglass spent sSaturday
might with Harold ghemaseii:; 81.
/, Several in mis- nsigfborhbbd are
|prepsring to ,fll a. RfIsir 4 ise hoases this
week. . iSggss agsstk1s tk1s,aaas3..s ls4, AZ.
NJ The Sgnsis ! w Farm Club ;iahsgiys
ttEeits clay sturday nights NV
|2sths 4 No N good psaiers wisf slsp,
E'aas. 8sss :te A,ss \; 1 SerybS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Shelf Douglass spent
Sunday with Pinkie and Susie Tan
ner.
Bert Miller and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Andy Erisman and fam
lily.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Clayton Watts is able to be up again
after long illness of tonsilitis.
Win Dunckworth and small daueh-
ter, Nellie, who have been very i'll for
several weeks, were taken to the Aud
rain Hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Albert Davis was operated on
at Amanda Hospital Thursday morn
ing. We hope those on our sick list
will soon be able to return home.
Mrs. Matt Kellerhalls from Cen
tralia spent the weekend with her
niece, Mrs. John Stunpf.
The farm club Of Sunrise neighbor-
hood will give an entertainment at
Sunrise school house Saturday night.
Miss Matte Con, Who was operated
on at Audrain Hospital came home
Saturday evening".
The second number of the Benton
City Lyceum will be given at the
Christian Church Friday, January ~.
This primises to be very attractive
. program. It will be given by the
Hawaiian quartet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
CAN'T rrEads.

y Having plenty of cold weather no~s
The kind thatsgtings the nose and bits
the toes. "
Mrs. Joe Berrey and Mrs, Allen
Duffy have been close at home with
awful colds but are better at this
writing we are glad to say.
Mr., Mundy of near Seedtick has
rented the Sticks farm, better known
as the old Tom Shick home and moved
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver Sims has returned home
from Columbia where she had been
for a week for treatment for her head.
Hope she gets along nicely now and
won't have to go back.
Grandpa Duffy is no better. Grad
ually growing weaker. The children
go to see him every day. Kit is still
here.
Uncle 0ris Sims is about the same.
James and Ina Opal Denham spent
Saturday night with Lorraine Showers.
Genelle Denham visited Lotto Nevins
Saturday night and Sunday.
The party at Oliver Barnes was
largely. attended Saturday night, Jan
2lst.3 All had fine time. !, ~
W Bro. Egan Herndon came to ]. D
lNe~ihs Saturday night and delivered
bus a"good sermon Sunday morning t.
about 100 present. From here jos
Smith motored with him to Dripping
Springs to preach funeral of the
three year old son Of Mr.. Wolf and
they had shipped young man back
here from France by the name Of
Frank Caldwell and he also preached
.hisrfuneral while there. He wasn't
able to preach at Salt River Sunday
might. '~8
s. eKlly Robinson delivered hogs ia
Centralia Monday at SITS per hun
dred.
L. McCarty shipped his hogs in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
sowgLL's FORD.

We are experiencing the coldest
weather of the season.
Farmers think the snow will be a
benefit to the wheat.
Quite a number of persons in this
locality were yaccinated last week.
R. G. Woodson sold a mule colt for
$50 to some mule buyers at Ben Mid
dleton's barn last Saturday. Fl
Conrad Schultz and wife spent Sun
day afternoon with NJ. N. Powell and
sister. 49,. .S
VIM. Mason returned from bus
mess trip to Texas last week.
Mr.. Mudd and Mr.. Woodson killed
hogs last Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
LADDoNIA ITEMS.

DR.. s.. Welch, pioneer physician of
Laddonia is seriously i'll at his home
here.
S. p -Beedle and family have moved
to their farm in the West Lick neigh
borhood. -
Robert Ferris bought load Of thin
sows on. the ST.. Louis market last
week. 4.
VIM. Bailey shipped car Of sheep
to ST. Louis last Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
tist Church met with Mrs. W. e. Ball
Thursday and spent a busy afternoon
tacking comforts.
Albert. Kennens' two children are
recovering from scarlet fewer. 3
The Denmark Mercantile Co.'S an.
nual board Of management meeting
was held Saturday and, a,.Tew board
of. directors elected. Theron Haw-
!kihs ,is the president fp the new board
and, yili be avery capable and ,stt et.
|ticienttone- ge-s ~ iaSs ials hi. e.; I. {.
s4Hsroa Brutonf and + ransl.iss ID ggs
left TuAsdaystsr OlSkema City sshesS:
they exn teget' 'fenblS lSymS Y
Z W:sFsfa Gunnifg ghiSnSj sshippped Eli
sheep rs ST. .aais Sgoiidsy. rsi a,l X - =
Mrs. Everett Hsaif stsceived word
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
PAYNE DISTRICT.

We had another snow Friday, We
have been having some awful cold
weather. s4a3
Miss Mildred Ellis visited home
folks over Sunday. Her brother came
after her Friday evening.
Olan Barnes and wife gave a play
party Saturday night. Everyone en-
ioyed the play.
Miss Genelle Denham and brother,
Herndon, were the guest Of \, 3.
lNevins and family Saturday night.
Miss Gertie Hueston visited Miss
Sadie Allison Saturday night.
| Lock Romdall and family were the
Sunday guests Of r. f. Denhan.
John School, Henryl Vance and w.
e. Edwards attended the Farmers
Meeting IN Columbia last week.
Kelly Robson delivered hogs to
Mexico Monday.
/ Larence VIM and family and Miss
Genelle Denham were the Sunday
guests Of John Nevins and family.
Other Nevins and family came in the
afternoon.
Brother Herndon fulfilled his ap-
| poiatments Sunday morning, but was
not able to preach Sunday night. He
went to Dripping Springs after preach
Idng Sunday morning. He conducted
1.-The little WOLF childs' funeral, and
lhelped Brother squires with the Cald-
ven boys funeral. He died II France
1--we Join the friends IN their sympathy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
NORTHEAST BENTON.

RowlanH Cruise and family visited
over Sunday with Art Kellerhals and
family.
Geo. Stone and family have moved
to the Rene Hildebrand farm. Mr..
and Mrs. Hildebrand have moved to
Mexico to reside.
We are sorry to report that VIII
DuckwoFth and little daughter,
Nellie, were taken to Mexico Monday
/. to the. Audrain Hospital for treatment
The, sympathy Of all goes to them in
continued illnesses.
Geo. Byars and family who have
!, lived southwest Of Benton City foz
some time are moving to Mexico.
Rev. Thos. Henson Of Moberly did
not fill his appointment at the Chris
tan Church Sunday on account ca
health conditions IN his town.
The Waddington Motor Co., and ths
Woodmeri Of Benton City are erecting
a large building to be used 60 q hal
on the upper floor and . garage be
low.
we are also glad to report that
Benton City now boasts Of electric
street lights, which are much appre'
ciated by all.
Those who have ice houses 70 9
\ filled appreciate the recent severe cold
snap. Those concerned will be vers
b,,sy tho remainder Of the week har'
vesting Ice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
HATTON-CoNcoRD.

Stanley and ocie Greed were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Greed.
The dance at the Bailey's Hall was
well attended Friday night.
C. L. Emmons is better at this writ
ing. :.
Miss Pink Saterfeld after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs: Roadman
returned home. -. /.
Frank Muir bought Ia hogs of
Oscar Dickson, lcof.,) +" 'sf. = -
s. W. Muir bought SOME corn Of
Clair Atkinson, ....
. !, J, E, Muir bought a pen Of corn Of
MI. Deets. za, "a . =;
Mr.. Deets is in Boone County look.
ing for farm to rent this spring.
Emmet Fredd was in Fulton on
business Thursday. It Z
Buck Roadanan is better and viii
soon be out =. -
Homer Hs4 ,AqtcksFsd hogs Thurs,
day. n: WIS, IS t.s~.>~
Charley Clippers is e improving ii
Nrs, Homer |, i Hqsp y i on the siei'
Fleet ehisSi1s;f spgsI stEs stEs day Vi With Mr
i and Mrs IN, Enapaas Thursdsy, .
n. g had q. good snow and; will he. /
E|s'grest sheneft to wheat crops1iR thi'
part ot the county. ! ~. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
COURT
HOUSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -,
PROBATE COuRT NnrFs

A~OASfA u - NOORA. 4NNtL L1fIs
In the estate of w. S. Biggs, Marcy
Biggs, widow filed Remuneration of
right to administer and requested
that R. M. Biggs be appointed ad-
ministrator. Mr.. Biggs filed appi-
cation for letters Of administration.
Bond was fixed at the sum of 81 500
which was given and approved and
letters issued as prayed.
In the estate of Edgar Shobe,
Ralph Hedges, agent of the .Cotum-
bian Hog and Cattle Powder Com
pany, filed demand in sum of S42.50.
Demand waived.
In the estate Of Louis Hubert, the
executor filed final receipts and was
discharged. q.
The administrator in the estate Of
A.. s. Proctor filed report of sale.
In the estate of A. s.. Proctor filed
1report Of sale.
J In the estate Of L. N. McCann, let,
ters of administration were issued
after bond was set at $1,000, fur
Inished and approved.
4 The administrator in the estate ot
NV, s. Biggs fled, inventory and ap
IRraisement of the estate.
/ IN the, estate Of James F. Duvall
4 Fred As@Morris fled demand in sun
OF $12.084 which was waived. 4.
f In the estate of A. C. Brockman, tn.
Bank Of Cehhalia by A. p. Price
FLED { claim in sum IN Of $500 ase 8 PEI
cent. Claim Waiysd. sa,
! The, guardian in the estate Of Esthe;
Anbushont flied ,report Of real estSe
\ atT4'raVssSee sate.s'. f~F&. S.rr;tt:.
q 81, :. . r..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-26
SKINNER ITEMS.

Wright Bros, of Monroe Co. bought
corn of o. F. Ellis and Hugh Eisele.
Chas. Tanner is feeding a nice
bunch of cattle. nv
Mule buyers from Louisiana were
in our midst buying mules recently.
Henry Berry bought corn of Alex
Bruce.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Carpenter entertained for their son,
Dwight, a game of 500, Mrs. Carpen-
ter believing in Frightening corners
where YOU are, the guests came IN
happy spirits and stayed that way.
The game proved interesting and the
refreshments all ones heart could de-
rt,s;ret III j.. se2iass Htt.. S%
sslAiss Minnie Berry is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Emna Fanchelcr Of Sc
daIa.
Miss Mildred Ellis spent the week
! end in Centralia.
,.B. Gatewood spent a few days Wis
iting his brother, Elmer. He is on his
way down South for the winter.
IF. L. McGee aid wife were in Mex
ico recently. y-tS k&
81 Alex Bruce and wife were i'm Cen
tralia.
Mrs. w. F. Whitley is in st. Louis
for treatment, Miss Margaret, accom-
panied her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Berry were
in Mexico.
J.W. Holloway and o. F. Ellis were
in Columbia on business for a few
days last week.
Miss Tuila Honton spent the week
end in Centralia.
Mr.. and RMS. Homer Neal enter
tanned few of their friends Monday
evening with "rook party"
Just to make believe that winter IS
to last always the Snow King some-
times pitches his tallest white tents In
January, at such times the wheat
promise Of biscuits to be cuddled down
lust as close and warm as one could
wish. knowing that when spring
thaws it will peep through, colerful as
j loyal son Of the "ould sod" on St.
Patrick's day