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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
NOTHING BUT EASE.
no DECEPTION USED IN TALK.
ING ABOUT MoRRow's
KID-EE-0IDs.
The Argument in Their Favor Come
From Those Who Haye Test
ed Their inertia

There Is no deception in anything
we publish about MorroE's Kid-ns-
oids. An our statements are facts
and r from people right here in
Missouri because they cure b&cksche,
nervousness, sIeeplessness and gen.
erAl debility in cases where other
remedies have failed.
We ask you to read the following
statement from Noah B. Freeman, re-
siding at eos East Sixth Street, Kan.
sas City, No., who says:
81 assisted in defending the tOld
Flag during the Civi; War and BY ex-
posure, incident to army life, con-
tractsd . disease which has been .
source of pain and annoyance ever
since. l refer to kidney disease. The
first symptom was backache, followed
by urinary disturbances such a re-
tention of the urine, pain In passage
Of and discolored urine with Q fire.
quent desire TO urInats. / had rheu-
matism in my hip and knee joints 90
/ could scarcely navigate. In fact, /
was bed fast for weeks OF . time. I
tried several kidney remedies, bat
none Of them gave the relief ] expect
ed. Kid-ne-Oida brought me sleep
and rest, quieted my nerves, released
me from rheumatism and urinary pain
and restored the urine 70 lie natural
color. I have used Morrow's Lveriax
and And It an excellent remedy Tor
constipation and torpid livsr.T
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but Yellow Tablets and are put mp In
wooden boxes which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment and
sell Al fifty cents q box. Morrow'a
Liverlax sells at twenty Ave cents q
box. Both remedies are for sale Al
Buckner & Whitney's drug store OF
viii be mailed upon receipt Of price
BY John Morrow & Co., Chemists,
Springfield, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Turner : Jackson Mercantile Com
pany are Offering their entire stock
ct cost pricesi take advantage of this
opportunity TO bug what you want
for fall and winter; their stock is
large. Make your money 60 Is far
&c Ii will Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given that dHa
settlement Of the estate OF MsttasE
Russell, deceased, viii be made at d
November term Of the Probate Ocud
Of Audrain County, Missouri, to !
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on the sz'
ond Monday In November, 1899.
MARY RUSSELL,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given that d'a
settlement Of the estate OF X. ., ~
bar, deceased, will be made q u
November term of the Probate oes.
OF Audrain Comfy, Missouri, ms
held At Mexico, Missouri, on TIE v
ond Monday In November, lsss;
%. P. MOORE,
Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice IL hereby given tns.
settlement of the estate OF "a 4
Appleman, deceased, VIII % prohsl
the November term OF tne ssouh
Court OF Audrain County, - 4
20 be held at Mexico, Missouri "a
second Monday In NovemnetI N
Administered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

THE Jefferson City Street Fair, &C
cording to Newspaper reports, was q
gaIlare this year on account Of its dis
graceful midway and open gnmb-
ling. Street fairs must be kept clean
In order 10 be a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Lzsl week : delinquent subscriber
sald be would psy mp Il be lived. He
died. Another aid, II viii see you
tomorrow He's bind sun another
aid, sIsn psy yeu this vssk or 80 TO
tie devil Hess gone. There are
hunars1s uhe ought % take warning
Of thess proerasllnators aud pay up
nos.-Hnisy n. D Slope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice l. hereby given tns' Issa
settlement OF the estate Il d
OfBrisu, deceased, viii be 80
November term Of the Prop.I "a !
Of Audraln County Missouri
held at Mexico, Missouri on sas
ond Monday IN Nove=oeT, ,npIEy.
Adminis,rAiss'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given tha' ~ :.
settlement Of the estate o. =
Burkey, deceased, will be mace ~ 80
November term Of the Probste ~
Of Audrain Comfy, Missouri, 70
held at Mexico, Missouri, on tne '
ond Monday In November lsss;
KATHERINE BURAblt
AdminietraIL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given thst aua
settlement of the estate of Jossphlls
Hurdle, deceased, will be made 81 =
November term OF the Probate Ooaa
Of Audrain County, Missouri, TO :
held At Mexico, Mo-, on the ssssa
Monday In November, 1899,
j. e. JESSE
Public Administraioi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

The William Pollock Mill and Ele-
vator Go. invites farmers who are 10
Mexico during the Street Fair to
hitch on their lots near the mill. This
is 9 good place sna the farmers win
be cordially welcomed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given that fHd
settlement OF the estate of HaFdI
Hurdle, deceased, will be made at De
November term Of the Probate 0oua
Of Audrain County, Missouri, to b
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the sse
ond Monday in November, 1899.
F. R. JESSE,
Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given tns' ~
settlement OF the estate OF Jos :, IA
tead, deceased, will be mace n noul
November term Of the PfopaIe J" (
Of Audrain County, Missouri, =
held at Mexico, Missouri, on os
ond Monday IN November, l5ss
Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

FFom ne kansas CJ F0lnters.
TIE Mexico LEDGER has been under
is present management, the GENIAL
ard able 2. n. White, for the past
twsnsy-thrss years and announces
that 4 was lever IN . more prosper
ona condition thanI Il l. to-day. To
those who know Mr.. White and the
LKnssR this lie not ; difficult matter 10
nennunt foF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

J. q. Wymore and John Maxwell
have bought the meat market Of the
Lewis Meat %. and have taken charge
OF the same. Mr.. John Maxwell lives
just north Of mexico and Mr.. Wymore,
who came here from Liberty, NO.
Ilves Just east Of the city. These gen.
tlemen are well known to the readers
Of the LEDGER and solicit q share of
the public patronage. They thorough
ly understand the business and VIII
handle only the best OF meats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

". n. WITH, who mas Just returned
from The Kicndyke country, Agrees
with al our people who travel to any
extent sha. AadrAin county, Missouri,
is about as good q plaes 10 live In as
fhnrn "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Notice is hereby given thai n aIa.
settlement Of the estate Of Hugo W
son, deceased, will be made y y.
November term OF the Probate uoss
Of Audraln County, Missouri, 70
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on tne W
ond Monday in November, iss
]. e. JESSE,
puhlIe Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Remember TO have your disease
diagnosed from an ostsopathic stand
point, which nnds the cAnse OF your
disease. Is cures r permanent,
because natural. When in Mexico
cal on DR.. Mamie Dufur, located ct
500 West Monroe street, who will
gladly meet ali who desire 10 hon.
estly investigate this method Of
treating disease. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
Frank &. Harrington

Frank 3. Harrington, the conductor
on the Colorado and Southern, who
shot the famous train robber, "Black
Jack" Whfls the latter wa attempt
ing 70 hold mp his train, Il known IN
Mexico. n. Bannebeck formerly
lived in the same town with him.
This Wa Bsylis, PIKE county, H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

" the streets around the public
square were paved with brick IL
would be a grand Improvement for
me Street Pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

WIZ q be days, weskss months or
years untn the streets around the
public square IN Mexico cease TO be q
disgrace 20 the city9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

GALWAY county has 3 nne aeri-
cultural exsssst in front Of the Floral
Hall al Inc 81 Louis Pair Grounds.
Audrsln county should have an exhibit
there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

1pcCAhi EoI oatuIuhyy
A. long a. they last s beautiful pins on card
for ic.
sias Combs with brilliant sst worth ssc. sale
price i5o pair.
0sht,s douhia Hnras WORTH iop. sale prsse 81.
Big lot ladies' silver mounted purses worth
400, sale price &c,
Tin and Graniteware Department.
Lard Cans, all sizes, At reduced prices.
I0-quart bucket worth 2oc, sale price 100.
Pint cups All you want at 10 each.
2l-quart granite dish pan worth $50, sale ,price
4 dozen o-incA granite pie plates worth lOc,
sale price &c.
Big lot granite cuspidors and chambers at
cost.
Shoe Department
4 dozen Mems Kaiken shoes, calf stock
worth si.75, sale price sl.Ss.
Big lot women's shoes worth N.s5, sale price
09c.
Big lot boys shoes worth u.s5, sale price TIC.
Several dozen ruhbsr and felt boots; get prices
on same as l can save you from Is TO IS per cent.
Notion Department.
Igross brooms, &c, 3 for sc.
1 gross crooks and Jars, &c gallon.
dozen clothes pins 80.
Toilet Soap, the very best, 4 cakes, i0c.
1 gross toothpioks worth 70, sale price Do.
vasslins and machine Oh 10.
No. 2 lamp burners 50.
4laree turkey red hAndkerchiefs for ioc.
Jewellery and Leather Goods Dept.
y gross Belt Buckles at cost.
Cnff Buttons, Sc pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Marquette, MioH.s Sept. @.-The
snow, which began falling last Thurs
day, continued nearly AL day yestsF-
day. Three inches Of snow covers the
ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

See the Street Fair, also the many
bargains we are offering this fall In
every department. Cash or produces
wanted; close price made on either.
TuRNER-IAcKsON NEE. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

a. 80 Id be- "a 80 Falr.

THE Mobsrly street lAir wac = sue
osss this year. II was kept oisan Of
gamblers and fakirs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Our premiums for the great Street
Fair can be seen In our show window.
Look them over, they are well worth
trying for. Boston sHsE STORE,
DIT wit East Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

We refund 10 cts. for every
package Of T N FADE
LESS DYE that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co.,
Unionyille, Mo. Sold by J. F.
.Llewellvn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

MANILA, Oct. /, noon--The Filipino
peace commission, which arrived Al
the American lines yesterday morn
ing, brought q request from Aguinaldc
that he DO permitted 70 send q repre-
sentative Of his government 70 neso-
tlAte for peace.
Gen. Otis refused the requsss. There
Will be another conference.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Wallace Basstord has purchased Ina
Gleason property, east Of the we..
End Bakery. Mr. Bassford will i'm.
prove his purchase in good style ana
make q handsome place OF ID. Tn
property h nnsly located.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

stoves-stoves-Stoves-Al sizes,
all kinds and all grades.
FERRIS & oAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. R. 7. Freeman and FlI,s.
beth freeman, his wife, By their csv.
tain deed OF trust, dated Septembe,a
1893, and recorded In the Records,i
Office In Audrain County, Missouri /.
Book ID, at Page 1, conveyed to N
undersigned trustee the following h.
scribed real ostate situated in Audr.i,
County, Missouri, to-wit:
The east half Of the southeast ops,.
ter OF Section Twenty Five (25) asa
the northeast fourth OF the nortbsss
quarter Of Section Thirty Six IA
10 Township Fifty 900, Range M
co., and the northwest fourth Of ths
northwest quarter and southvst
fourth OF the northwest quarter and
22.01 acres, the west side OF the north.
east fourth Of the northwest quartz,
all 10 Section Thirty One (3i); ssa
the west half of the southwest ouar.
ter, 90 81 acres the west side OF tbs
southeast fourth of the southwest
quarter and 11.67 acres the south NAT
OF the northeast fourth OF the south,
west quarter OF Section Thirty (3l.
ell in Township Fifty 600, north ii
Range Eight ~, west OF the 9Th PIN,
Which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment a
certain promissory notes In said deed
described; and, whereas, said notes
remain due and unpaid; and, there.
fore, at the request OF the legal holder
OF said notes, and By authority Of the
provisions OF said deed of trust, |
win, on
Saturday, the 14th Day of October,
A. d. 1899,
Proceed to sell the property herein.
before described, at public vendue, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
east front door of the Court House 10
Mexico, Missouri, between the hour
OF nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
i've O'Clock In the afternoon OF thaI
day, to safety said debt and the er'
penaes OF executing this trust.
M. h. GUTHRIE. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
China peuartment


4 gross decorated plates worth 30, sale price
% oents per set
4 sross decorated plates worth 7bc, saie prios
60 cents per set.
nia lot trink trays and olives. 81 and np.
Wish " say that my line Of China Lamps VII
soon be cotnplete. buy direct from the tao
tories and save middle mans profit and can saws
you money.
/ WIN have my beautiful VS. China Lamp on
display Monday morning, TO be given for thu
best lot OF cookies made and exhibited by un-
married lady at our Street Fair,
Glassware Department.
igross X gallon Pitchers worth 80, sale price
100.
iiot olAss ToOthpiok Holders worth lsc, sale
price, 10.
Several B. B. Tumblers 60 at lie each.
X gross Glass Syrup Stands worth i5c, sale
price 100.
Hardware Department
Q dozsn Wilson Air Tight Heaters at prices
that are astonishing. Shovel, damper and stove
pipe 10 60 with same.
Clothes wringer worth $50, sale price o9o.
4dozsn sheet iron biscuit pans worth lOc, sale
price 30.
Files, all Sizes, % and up.
Clothing Department.
4 dozen Flannel Work Shirts worth sc, sale
price 100.
Gents underwear 3Oc and up.
Several dossn duck coats worth SIS, SIDE
price 75c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

]. O. Ringo will give % for the best
display Of old relics py one person;
second, o.. Bring In your exhibits on
Monday. Oct Q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
81. LOUIS PAN NOTES


T n=
Luey LaxhthslL Belonging 70 G. A.
HoEriE, 5r., Of Msxsss, va second In
be harness RAG for he best mare
lnder ave ysars.
FRANK BuckneF, gf AHxvRHss, No,
lao the show mare, Katie b, here
psr sxhiblsson- Tom Bass won Win
AIS mare a. Springfield, IN, last
week.
w. II. Davis, o. Galloway County,
Mo-, the oldest and best-kuown saddle
horssman In Missouri, has several
good animals on the grounds tor sx-
hibltion.
Al the nIlnols state Fair last week
Mexico (Mo.) horses took 90 per cent
OF the saddle and show premiums An
these prise winners are here this
week.
Tom Bass came IN from Mexico,
No., Monday with the prise winning
gelding, Dol. Hughes, Misc Ike, Nellie
Moore, and the almost invincibls sad
ole and show stallion, Ike.
Luke Emerson, Of Bowling Green,
the Pike County jack king, is . look
sr-on, and was highly pleased with
the class Of mules shown Monday
----1s. ~-.s
Joe Potts has arrived with Thornton
Star, The show gelding, Logan, and
80
.-.-~s-- 49,.
D. -.
O. O. Voorhies brought ovsr In
come Emmett, Kexie Denmark and
Ensign from the Thornton Stock Farm
n,-..- So. r.,.---
me omeiAh N the Jadgss' stand
were; Judges President AulL, Nor
man J. oolnHn and B. B. Rnnklei
timers, o. g. Oagooos l. NJ nsson
and J. A. Gregory; starting judge A.
W. Meklroy. Of Chicago.
L. ]. Hin = we'll Known harness
--- W--snu ~. -
messed the show classes and the races
Tuesday. Mr.. Hill eampaigned the
black PAGER, Frank Temple, 2:2sk,
this season and succeeded in making
. race horse out Of him.
um..-z w. u.- ~
-. - 49,. -~,n
n-..uAon, - NJ Vs.
-~o-,-.-." "a ~.
---.,~-.S 80 - .ss -, 49,.
~@mPA's1ee
h.rra,, hor.a.
Biny Freeman's s-year-olo mare
maggie MCDONALD, py rex McDonAio'
the WORLDS champion rom AuoFAin
County, MO-, IL on M gronnos. Inis
mare began showing AZ l year olo,
and has never been been behind the
money. She q remArkAoie record
having been SHOWN tnirty-eign' times
In saddle and nne rings, mas saEen
two thirds.
Lee' o. 1n' ~" ~ s
ISe' ns, nv snu ono
.s 49,.
= w" ~
nness sAouie anu show ssauinss Vue
M yoA1 ~.u z..
wnsrese. No oAs Dssn ~
Icy I.so nAvs osnss 800
80 an 1919
shows.
nol p,a.s, s,r,ug AZ hoy.as from
Macor- Mo haaaeS Nv Rax MaDon-
IA III, NJ, ~ aaar hsra ~ the t.iv
this vear an account Of Inc oolonel,s
nre.s,rg bualnaas =, home. Col John
III Huvhea. \ former owner Of Rax.
.art ! narsonaI ,-aIegranbio -yeauest
hut ssnsd - hing ne vraat hor,e'
coI Hlaas haa ~, m,lI,arv academy
, -openIng an hand. which i. CLAIMING
his ,ratv,dual Attention
-.
. rosss mormon 0eA an
!. lion, Rnne PreemaDss MagUsa MoDop.
.lA' .na = CAV Ioaa ~ other cract
.aaala ana show .tock ayr,vad from
lMs~ico No I.ss Mort. Thorutor
star- TIE and Ran MIddleton YER.
Art rIbbor w,upar. Al snr,uvnald
I'm lss. 49, Tho-n,on atar centu,,
Inv re hlg save prI.e aver a ssId j
eo1,,.er
II
Inc WORLDS champion saooie ans
snow stsinon' hex MeDonaio' mas no
> yet arrived, and tnere ha question
wnetner ne WIZ DC mere Vol Dlees
OF hacon' NO., DIS owner Is 70 pus,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
PUBLIC SALE LIVE STOCK.

I viii sell at public sale at the Elm
Stock Farm, 81 miles southeast Of
Mexico, NO., on
Monday, October is, 1893,
the following described property, to-
wit:
"a head horse stock, consisting OF 4
extra big mules, 2 Mammoth jacks, 2
Mammoth 1ennets, 8 standard saddle
bred Alleys, two to i've years old; 4
yearling colts, 5 standard bred saddle
stations, / lilly, 1 imported Cleveland
bay stallion, l four year old stallion,
. full brother to Rex Mcdonald.
Horse, mule and jack stock on nine
months time at 5 per cent. from date
With bankable note.
Ills head cattle, consisting Of i04 ex-
ira three year-old feeding cattle 90
be sold In car load lots to suit the
purchasers;) 7 yearling steers (for
CASH. 1cow and 3 steer calves.
Household goods and farming i'm
plements, consisting OF / hay Kicker, 3
hay raKes, / Standard mower, 2 lum-
Der wagons, 2 breaking plows, / top
buggy and harness, I c~ultivator, / set
wagon harness, 3 set pillow harness5 4
stoves, 4 beds, furniture, tableware
and many other things, for cash.
Nothing to be removed until settled
for. Dinner on ground.
r t. FREEMAN.
j. I. johnson, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

vAEDAuA, Mo-, Oct. 1.-Eews
reached here tonight Of the marriage
1t KirksvIlle Of William Clark, one Of
vAndaiia's prominent business men,
and Misc Louis Humphrey, also Of
VandalIa. Il is rather > romantic
affair. Each had left for different
points, supposedly to visit relatives,
and until this evening no one knew Of
the wedding, which occurred several
days ago.
Most complete line of coal and wood
heaters In the city.
ErnRre A. IA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

The Lire Stock Reporter, of Kansas
City, saya that 8. @. Elliott, formerly
Of Missouri, has been sent to the
peuitentiAry from Kansas for Eve
years for running OF mortRaged cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05
AKeriOn Ror 70 the Tront

Prom he st. Louis Republic.
An interesting address was deliver
ed last night b. Mr. L. R. Wiley 70
the students of the Benton College Of
Law ct the Y. NJ. @. A. building,
Franklin and Grand avenues. Mr.
Wiley chose for his subject, 1.-THE
Making Of the Federal Constitution, y
and reviewed exhsustiysly the early
constitutional history of the United
States. he said that from the debates
INDUCED in By Washington, Franklin,
Hamilton and Madison at the consti-
tutlonal convention Of 1881, the pres
eDt constitution wa evolved, with q
few subsequent amendments. He de-
clared bis opposition 70 the present
policy Of imperialism.
Just received, : new line of elegant
bootees in French and Box calf hide.
We are sole agents.
d3t wit Boston SHoE STORE,
East Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Radiant Home hard coal stoves.
FERRIS & CAUrHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Jewel Oaks, Superior Oaks-take
your choice; they are both good ere
keepers. FERRIS a oAUTHOKN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

CEErRALIA, No., Oct. al. z,
wiseman, 3 prominent dry good
merchant, was married ct noon to-
day to Miss Estella Boone, daugbtel
of O. Boone, q grocery merchant o
this city, Elder O. Il. WInders, Of Col
umbia, officiating. They departet
ever the Wabash for an EXTENDED
bridal tour through the south, return
ing October 20.
The Superior Oak stove is the hnssl
fire keeper made. The Superior cook
lag stove has the same reputation foI
. cooking stove.
FERRIS 4 CAUTHoRN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

L. J. Hin, . well known harness
horse man from Mexico. Mo- wit
messed the show classes and the races
Tuesday. Mr.. Hill eAmpaigned the
black PAGER, Frank Temple, 2;2sk,
this season and succeeded in making
. race horse nj of him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

William &. West, Of Mexico, Mo-,
came down Monday to remain
throughout the week. Mr.. West u q
horse owner Of prominence and has
campaigned some Of the best thor
oughbreds in Missouri. he lie now
breeding harness horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

Mr.. J. o. Graves, Of Woodiord
county, KY, came over with Colonel
Hughes to the fair. II was from Mr.
Graves that Ian B. Morris, Of Au-
drain, bought old Black Squirrel and
shipped him TO Missouri, and 1t ID to
this grand old sire this state is indebt-
ed for . large majority of the saddle
and show animals which have given
It fame. Mr.. Graves owns . pair Of
carriage geldings valued at 5000
which the people Of Kentucky pro-
pose to purchase and present 70 Hon.
". J. Bryan upon the occasion Of his
whit to that state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

I viii sell at public sale at the Elm
Stock Farm, 81 miles southeast Of
Mawtoo No -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-05

The officials In the judgss' stand
were: judges, President Aull, Nor
man J. oolnsn and B. B. Rnnkle;
timers, o. g. osgOOd, E. n. rssOn
and J. A. Gregory; starting iudge. A.
W. McElroy, Of Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-07

r. C, Wing, of st. Cloud, is in the
city on business.
Geo. Nichols went to Park Rapids
on Thursday.
Mrs Ned iulnn h:'s rttH"nc,! from
visit at FIX River.
Chna. Sylvester cnmn h"Nn from
Park Nnpi,iA MnnNnN,
l.. Gnt,Htr,u returned from trip
to St r$i1lI Tupstnv mnrnlnG.
l.. D. Brown WAS II south bound
passenger ThurAdny morning.
Leroy T. Bryant, OF Monticello,
is in the city visiting relatives
Miss N'vrIln Sruthmnyd hns re-
turned from n visit ut st. CLOUD.
II. }. Hall. OF st. Cloud, was regis
tered at the rulumhin Wednesday.
Mrs. John Denis returned from an
extended visit at Brninerd Thursday.
Miss Annie Anderson returned
from Il Wis t at Minneapolis Wedncs-
day.
Miss Montfort. of st. Paul. is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. &. A..
Weyerhaeuser.
Chas. Fordyce was in the city
Tuesday. He is now employ ed at
Paramount.
Mrs. w. H Buskirk and daughter,
Mrs Jos. O'Conner, went to Vern-
dale Thursday.
Misses Grace and Mlllicent Hill
have returned from an extended visit
at Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Newman has returned
to Royalton after a Witt OF a few
days in the city.
Mrs. John E. Shea and Mrs.
Henry Green went to Duluth Thurs.
day for a visit OF few days.
w. L. Smith, travelling agent for
the Monarch Elevator company,
spent the Fourth In the city.
Miss Lydia Burton has returned
to Minneapolis after q visit OF
week with relatives in the city.
Miss Marie Geissel returned to
ROyalton Wednesday after visiting
relatives in the city for few days.
Miss Mary German left for her
home at Litchfield Thursday, where
she will spend the rest OF her vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Finkelstein. who
have been visiting at the home OF F.
Shopera, returned to st. Paul
Wednesday.
q. Hutchinson, Of Muscatine.
Iowa, who has been visiting his
brother Harry in this city, returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. D. Patterson and daugh-
ter lone. OF st. Paul, returned bone
Wednesday. They have been visiting
at the home Of G. II. Patterson.
Miss Helen Purdy. who has been
visiting with Miss Maude Buchanan
for tho past several days, returned
to her home at Lake city Thursday
morning.
Mrs. G. L. Smith and daughter
Mary and Miss G.. Ten Vorde, OF st.
Joe, NO., who have been visiting at
the home of John Robbers for the
past few days, returned home
Wednesday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-07

Stephen A. Rolls, OF Grey Eagle.
was in the city for some time
Wednesday. He was recently hon
orably discharged from the U. 5.
collier, Sterling, which did active
service in and about tho West In
dies during the recent war. His re-
cord contained in his discharge,
which he showed to q representative
of the Transcript, was excellent
throughout. He will reiniist i'm the
y. S. navy in the near future.