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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Rev. J. 7. JESSE, late pastor Of the
First Baptist church at WellsvilIe, Me-
an Audrain county man, has accepted
Q unanimous call to the psstorate oi
Grace Baptist church Of Washington
City, D. O. While DR.. Jesse is 3 youne
man, he lie one Of the most effective
young preachers in the State. Hi
many friends in Mexico and AndraiI
county congratulate him on the call
and also congratulate the church OF
securing his services. The LEDGE
predicts splendid success for Rev. Mr
Jesse In his new field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Notice Of Republican Mass Meeting

nOJlCe VI hepuDucAn Mhbb mo0tAABi
Notice lie hereby given that q mass
meeting Of the Republican Electors Of
Audrain county, Missouri, will be held
at the Court House In Mexico, Mo-, on
Saturday, April Il, 1900, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, for the purpose Of selecting
five delegates to the Republican State
Convention to be held at Kansas City,
Mo-, on May 10, two delegates to the
Republican Judicial Convention to
be held at jefferson City, NO., on
Sept. IL, 1900, five delegates to the
Congressional Convention for the
Ninth Congressional District 10 be
held in Troy, No., on May LIST, 1900,
and five delegates to the Senatorial
Convention for the Eleventh Senate
rial District, to be held ct Troy, No.,
on May 1st, 1900, and for the transae-
ton of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
2. 8. FRIAR,
Chairman Audrain County Republican
Committee.
GEORGE KUEKEL, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

The daughter Of . Philadelphia OH
ciAl married the other day. 1t was q
political wedding. To it was hidden
every mar in Philadelphia who had,
or has hopes to have political infiu-
ence, and an invitation was equivalent
to q present. There were $4,000
worth of presents.
No fewer than 5000 people attended
the ceremony, although only 5000
Invitations were issued.
Nearly every one had given 9
present. Every city official and
employee, members of police force and
the park squad contributed to q wed
ding present, and here are some o.
the results:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
DEWEY FOR PRESIDENT.
New York Papers Quote the Admiral
as Saying That he is Willing
to Run

NEW YORK, April "A special e
the World from Washington says:
Admiral Dewey authorizes the WorlC
10 announce to the American people
that after mature reflection, and in
response to the earnest entreatieI
from all parts Of the country, hil
former decision not, under ans
circumstances to run for the p~residen-
cy is rescinded.
A World correspondent saw the
Admiral at bis home 81 8 O'Clock last
evening.
Admiral Dewey said:
81 realize that the time has arrived
when / must definitely define my
position.
"When | arrived in this country
last September I said then thai noth-
ing would induce me to be q candidate
for the presidency.
''Since then, however, / have bad
the leisure ard inclination to study
the matter, and have reached q
different conclusion, inasmuch al so
many assurances have come TO me
from my eou1trymen that l would be
acceptable &c 9 candidate for this
great once. II the American people
want me for this high Office, l shall
be only to willing too serve them.
at is the highegt honor in the gift
Of this nation; what citizen would re-
fuse itg
"sinoe studying this subject ] am
convinced that the office OF the presi-
dent lie not sueh = very difficult one to
an, his duties being mainly to execute
the laws of Congress.
"should / be chosen for this exalted
position, I would execute the laws Of
Congress as faithfully as l have al
ways executed the orders Of my
au~periorB.H
Admiral Dewey did not state which
party's nomination he would accept.
TIE reporter asked;
"On what platform viii you stand?"
and the Admiral replied;
II think I have said enough At this
time, and possibly too much" l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

TE sehooI levy carried and our
public schools VIII be kept up to the
present standard. Our levy is much
lower noE than other towns OF this
size and Il We paid the proper school
tax oar schools eould be made very
much better. We can't have good
schools without paying for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
81. Louis Live Stock Markst.

ST. LOUIS, April 4--Native cattle
receipts we're light. Steers sold from
1882 to $3.50, stockers 1915 to sz.e0,
feeders a to s4.6O, cows S2,75 to ESQ,
heifers %. so to $4.75, bulls IS to e4.1o.
Hogs-The bulk Of the hogs sold ct
S5.15 to %. s5, pigs and light lights at
s4.25 to $3.50, light hogs at s5 to
S5.s5, bulk at s5 to $3.50, medium
weights at % to ESQ, bulk going at
IS rs to s6.35, heavy culls at q to
a. rs ,and fair to best heavy hogs ct s6
to s6.S5. good mixed hogs sold ct s5.i5
to $3.50 and common to inferior mix
tures, mostly Southern hogs, sold ct
$3.50 to s5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
A joke on the Editor Of On
How he Got There Juta|

The jefferson City conssp.
the Kansas City Tma suyr
The irrepressibls Bob Viii,
town with bis estimate VIII. |
day. They spent Ii. uIvi
friends and went hUnaAeus,
Ing. Everybody tluv, |
Starts-iike . prairie lsn
the Omnibus for the @. 4
the house an hour aheal
declared tho wsre iskl, 4
the protests ~ SNA usassN
noome on, Belief wen hEI
across tine bridge" and oil
ID. They had not proceed
they mentioned their trOu|
destrian going the san,
said:
30, no; the bus has Sa
with the regular travel |
load Of lunaticS they are 4
10 Fulton"
Bob concluded he did u
that load. returned to BIZ
awaited the second tripa
bus. AL the zane BObiI {
Ing habits generally result
ing there. Vide his trip b
three weeks and one shis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

TEE Hannibal (Mo.) Journal edi-
toriaIly says: "Bob Whites Mexico
LEDGER Is fo-ty-one years old, and
its age is not interfering with it,
fighting ability in the present city
campaign. If the Democratic ticket
is not elected in Mexico next week II
viii not be the LKDGER's fault.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Wabaah Rrcurrlon % Kan,aa Citr

Saturday and Sunday, April 7 and 9,
the Wabash viii sell tickets 10 Kansas
City and return at $2.50. Tickets win
be sold for all trains Saturday arriving
in Kansas City after II O'Clock, noon,
and for ell trains Sunday arriving in
Ksnsss City before II O'Clock, noon.
Good TO return on all trains Sunday,
April s, 1900. Z WILSON,
Ticket Agenf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Yandalia CitY Rlsction.

VAEDALIA, Mo-, April 3.-The clty
election to-dsy resulted IN the election
of the following ticket; Mayor, 8. O.
Foster (Rep.)i Marshal, J. B. Good.
pasture (Dem.)i Assessor, Henry
Bowers (Dem.)j aldermsn-Firsl
ward, Frank Dye; Second ward, R. 2.
Read; School dlrectors-Dr. Bland,
Frank Sparks. 8. O. Foster is the
fret Republican TO be elected Mayer
of the city in twenty years.
The proposition for municipal
ownership Of electric lights was voted
down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Under the laws Of Missouri the sea-
son for duck shooting closed April 1.
Commenting, the Slater Rustler says:
"This makes . very limited spring sea-
con. but Il observed 1t will insure
ducks In plenty In the next few years.
This has been demonstrated In regard
to quail, which are now more plentiful
than for years past"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Prince Of wales Shot At.

Special Dispatch 70 the LEDcER.
New YORK, April 4.-Tbe Prince Of
Wales was shot ct In an attempt at
assassination In Brussels to-day, while
he was en- route 70 Copenhagen.
The Queens reception in Dublin
rivaled the jubilee In London.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
THURSDAY, P s.
Hurse Show Day April I

The first Saturday in April
win be stallion day and every
fine horse in Audrain county
should be on exhibition in
Mexico on that day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Vim. A. Edmonston, the lawyer, had
his fine mare and saddle stolen from
his stable in this city Monday night.
There is no cIew to the thief. II has
been several years since 8 horse has
been stolen here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

FULTON, Mo, April John Caring
ton died at his home south Of here last
night, aged 50 years,11 months. BE
was born 10 Montgomery county, KY,
In 1917 and came to galloway In 1929.
he leavest two and four daughters.
He moved to the farm on which he
died ia 1855.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Notice IL hereby gives '
OF administration upon N
Philip Engle, deoeaisd \
granted the undersignsi y
bate Court OF Audraii w
sonri, bearing date Mara
All persons having ciAi
said estate are requests
them for allowance 10 ths
tor Within one year after
granting lsttsrs, or theI 2
ciuded from any benenl
tate; and II such claims >
tied within two year :
they will Be forever bars
O. B. y
Bi-lt Adni
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

We ses q great osd IN the nsvs-
papers about ssteacaing men bow to
COOK We had an idea thai Il would
Be tine ero1gh for the men TO cook
sftsr the women al Understood thia
nrrnmuIsahmeus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

srA Whsslsr, and three zlurs fer hiz
.loFzng dsughtsr, vho slso tad dons
great service n TIE Aospzzk N Ma-
MA Miss whsslsr i ssosa1 Helsl
S1lh
an TIE ports are now oPsa f0E
trade and business N izcreAkng.
Ehsz the porss were esossd II vas
very can wsA tAsre il No mere
zsHs % wriiA Ihops 10 set TIE LzD-
GA soon. YS= srisnd.
FsxD EcKn
n - -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

EvKkx cittssu II Auar1tn co11ty =
interested Ia buildlrgH ne rev X1hiku
Academy. NOnsy Should be EsGZiS-
ed nt orc 90 TIE sohooi car be epsnss
thtH ear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

wEEsrER DAVE o. KKns4s CITY
Secretary Of TIE IEtsEiog, VIII rsslgn
ha position IN order y Shsnpio1 ne
canss Of He Beers IN the UH1tsd
Esste3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

FEECz 4 GAEzEu bsdeFs IN a.
verxtatzg, AID have coutracfsd fo1
liberal space IN the 6Kly ard weekly
LEDGER for 3 yskz. II pays to kesE
ererlEstingly a. It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Notice is hereby given
Element OF the estate q
ehootman, deceased, WI
the May term OF the Prov.
Audrain County, missouri
ct Mexico, Missouri, Oh
Monday In May, 1900 "A,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

The contestants for the little stow
stand 80 follows:
First, Miss Vera Houghland.
Second, Miss Virginia Browning.
Third, Miss Leonora jackson.
Fourth, Miss Mary Rodes.
V. o. P. KING.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Notice is hereby given
Element Of the estate Of
ton, deceased, will Be
May term of the ProOII
AudraIn County, Missouri
81 Mexico, Missouri Oh
Monday In May, 1900: Il
Adnl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

TIE candidates who were defeated
tor the nominations should always be
found hard st work for the successful
nomfuesa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Dick Garter received . telegram
from Kansas CITY Monday Announcing
The death Of W. n. Dyer, formerly Of
tliz city. Thsremains will be Entered
81 Slater, 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

DEMOCRATS carried Kansas Cty b.
aboui fifteen thousand majority. A1sA
Of this victoEy l. Due 70 thegood vOrk
Of the Kauszs City Dlss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

A new double 'front.' win be put In
the Ricketts, q Emmons dry goods
and clothing store this spring. Il VIII
be = modern front In every particular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Miss Hattie Stevenson was employ.
ed to teach the spring term of schoo
at Maple Grove which opened Mon.
day. Miss Stevenson is 3 snccessfu
teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Notice IL hereby given
element Of the estals Nj
Brsnton, deceased, VI
the MAG term Of the TO-
Audraln County, hisso@
81 Mexico, Missouri on
Monday IN hayLiso9' uRnl
Adnb
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

-
List of letters remainilg'
Once ct Mexico, Mo, 10
ending April s, 1900, VI
called for in thirty dayl'
to the Dead Letter 0niNa
ton. Persons calling iOh
list viii please say "adyau
Rachel Big, 0. J. Chsn'
orelor. VIM. Coil, Ernsdl
Harrison, Mrs. Mary Ed
Jesse, Victoria Jones, W
Robt. Malone, Elkin Gus
A. Shelton, Reed Rurt, 10
suIb, ]. A. Thomas, B.
J. =. McFrun.
W, II. TRFLOAR, N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Yssiss Of FIaai Ssid'

Notes is hereby given "
Element OF the estate
lard, deceased, vii %
May term OF the PfoosH
Audrain County, Missouri
at Mexico, Missouri on
Monday in Nay, 1900; ,vsg|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

TEE British ambusbed the Beers
Monday and captured seven guns and
about two hundred soldiers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Wanted-Lodge orgAnE
or commission; continues
your business; periscta
accident, death insurEna
Royal Fratsrnal Union,
No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Oonstabls Robert Mulr wishes "a
call attentiea - the faot that u was
not be- but Deputy Constable James
Nun, VIE resigned his position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

HssdquaItsr' for table IInsu-En.
mous'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
%AaurHArDO IN slse.,
HI Announces His 1D,..s
turning to Manila iron \
American Lucky s,l

SAN FRAScIsco, o.,
News from the PhIion,, \
BY the transport sherI e..a''
the rnmcrs that AmerIo.s
not overpOwsring the us,,''
Der bands. ,
Aguinaldo is In slpv.,
Eapore papers make ns"a,
fact and pubIish shor, nv
him. The rebel armies
and the msraudIns muros.
ting - good as they hsys
90 iar as the native popULr'
oernsd, and wherever h..
contact with American
are routed, driven into NJ.
always leave a nuuhs.
wounded behind. u
Asuinaldo has evident,
eoneluaion that be will ~
Of bis skin, although !.
ms intention to the str,,.
returning to Manila.
time, the American s,,I
devised . new scheme ~
bis bandits that 10 mat,,s'
unhappy. Every tius !.
commissary train or cOD,a.
cd or any Of the
dered and robbed, a A..
men is sent posi- haste A.
dsrers. In nearly ever
there has been pursuit !,
have been badly pus.
many dead and wcnnSs, :.
srs behind.
At Paloisa Pass, wAs, i,
M -
had planned an Ambua /,
MCGEE, Company &, r,slN
Infantry, fifteen men \
company were sent en-,
into another ambush and ~
cd By . force twenty tIuss
Der. The nght that foDov.I
Of the most remarkable a
engagements American M
recently been In. FOrsls
u looked IS II the little b,ps
cans would be wiped out, M
were turned and sirty.su
surrendered to the ssys,a
left Of the party. Forty
Der were armed with RAM,
Mausers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

James W. Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald,
Ohauncsy n. Depew,
VIM. A. Whsslcck,
Marcellus Hartley,
A. J. Oassatt,
Cornelius N. Bliss,
Henry @. Marquand,
George a. Squire,
Thomas D. Jordan,
O. B. Alexander,
Charles 8. Smith,
Thomas 8. Young,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

The steamer NewiOu'
reached st. Johns with Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

County Court lie in session this week
sitting a. . board of equalization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
DIDE'T GIT LlF

Constipation lie cured
pIlla. I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Morris, the Grocer.

A house firmly established on rock
bottom prices. The bargains I offer
are one OF my regular features. You
do not have to walt Until our goods
become stale OF shop-worn before
you are given an opportunity to buy
them ct close prices. l study the de-
mands OF my trade and as 3 conse-
queDce l never am compelled TO i0se
money on goods that viii not sell. To
carry a line Of groceries TO please all
buyers is m easy matter because /
carry only goods OF superior quality
and sell at rates usually asked for the
poor kinds. / quote you several Of the
many bargains offered our patrons:
/ gal. best N. o. Molasses...... 40c
! gal. best Michigan Apples. 49,. &c
! gal. Honey Drip Syrup......... Csc
! ct. Mason Jar Peach Butter. Toe
2 ID. . best sweet Corn. Sc
5 ID. . best Tomatoes. Sc
3 ID. can choice Bartlett Pears. I3c
8 lbs. First Prize New York Back
Wheat Flour. Csc
Morris Favorite Blend Coffee, ID. Csc
High Grade Pin Head Moyne Gum
Powder Tea, per b.. ..... 60c
Sweet Clover Fluer, per 100 Ibs.ei so
Fancy navel Oranges, per doz... 2Oc
Fancy Lemons, per doz. ..-. zoe
Flake Hominy, per Ib........-... 02c
Large Red Gal Prunes Ole
! 10. package Corn Starch. Csc
AL kinds Lye, per can........ csc
5 10. Bucket Jelly. ............ I5c
Bulk garden seeds for sale st living
- I
pays highest price
for produce IN cash or trade.
MORRIS
II GROCER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Opportunity is thu T-..,

opportunity ID the Crean
Nov is your OpportunIt,
NO time when the system
in need Of q good mel
Hoods Sarsaparills, usl
when IL ID 80 susceptible 10
fits to be derived iron
medicine. By purifying
and Titalizing the blood M.
the system Hoods ssr.,Dv
you right for q whols ysvr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

The ceremony took place at
O'Clock. After the ceremony 3 recep.
ton was held At the stratford hotel
Chicago Record.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
NOT So PLEASANT.
March Promises to Give us some
severe Weather.

By special arrangements we are
permitted to take the following: FORE
cast. for March from the Prophetic
Messenger, published at Minneapolis
by R. Hollingsworth:
March does not promise to contin'
ue so pleasant and agreeable, but on
the other hand, cooler and mo,e dis
agreeable weather may be expected
here to slightly compensate for the
mild winter, yet the first six days of
the month are fair but cool. Mar h
9TH, or thereabouts, indie ties cold
wave advancing from the west and
northwest and carrying pretty we'll
southwark. yet doing no damage, al
though live stock which are not pro-
vided for at this time will suffer, es-
pecially in the ranging districts in
the south and middle states: After
the 18th, general conditions promise
to moderate slightly and followed
by cloudy weather and rain in the
south and east; in the northwestern
states moderating. end if snow is
present it is apt to begin to disap-
pear and show indications of coming
spring.-Pipestone Star.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
II3}a3 [18:I|:I 2:I{.1

Reliable persona of Q mechanical or inventive mind
desiring trip to the Paris Expositi0n, With good
';h hs :of $z4 $zilfffsci ~ ;eS&Sd :ss,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
Wanted.-A position to
learn dressmaking. Enquire
at this office within eight
days.
A Timely Debate.

The Elk Center school house is be-
coming noted throughout this part of
the county for having some intensely
interesting debates. The subjects of
consideration all unusally absorbing
topics of the day, but the subject for
discussion Tuesday night, March 9Th,
is one that has prevailed among the
people of Elk for some time and some
have settled it in their own mind so
that they might not be competent to
act as impartial judges if they allow
ed their own idea to influence them
in rendering a decision. We hope
the affirmative will win in this debate
and that all bide by it as we do not
like to lose so many of the amiab]e
and prosperous farmers that reside in
Elk. We believe that if those who
have already gone to Oklahoma could
have heard the argument given by
the affirmative, "Resolved that it is
better to live in Minnesota than Okla
homa," they would not have moved
to that territory. Or if they could
hear it next summer they would
move back next winter.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
$CO77'$
EMlLL SION

looks like cream; It nour. !
ishe. the wasted body Of }
the baby. child or adult
better than cream or any
other food in existence. It
bear. about the same re!a.
ton to other emulsions that
cream does to milk. II you
have had any experience
} with other so-called '1u$t as
! good" preparations, you
! will find that this |. a fact.
The hypophosphtes hat are
I combined with t,e cod.Rves oil
I i've additional value 70 Il because
! hey tone up Tie nervous system
} and impart strength TO tie whole
} body.
5oc. and 4i.oo, all duGiste. =
SCOTT & BOVINE, chsmisss, Nsw Yetk.
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
w ashingtOn Party.

t.,~Sss :
Miss Pearl Wetherell gays q
Washington party at her home
Thursday evening, twenty-six Of he'
invited friends being present.
The gentlemen were dressed in
knee breeches with large silver buck:
les at the knees and on the slippers
Swallow tail coats. white wigs and
Georges style of hat. '
The ladies were all dressed as
much like Martha as possible. As
the guests entered the house masked
they were presented with pencils and
cards for recording their guess az to
the identity of the other guests.
Misses Damon, Allen, Bishop. Ster-
lug and Palm guessing who all of
the guests were. Lots were drawn
to sue who would get the prize, a
beautiful glass paper-weight, Miss
Sterling being the successful one.
The rooms were very beautifully de,
corated in red, white and blue and
the pictures of George and Martha
Washington occupied a very prom
inent place, Refreshments Msra
served. The evening was very pleas.
antly passed with games that were
played in the days Of George Wash
ington. 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
Nearly q Fire.

Last Wednesday night the old Ok.
@abena house narrowly escaped a fire.
A party, rooming upstairs, got up
in the night, and in order to see what
he was doing, lit match, and when
through with it, shook the match, sup
posing it extinguished, threw it on
the floor. In a short time he awoke
and found the room full of smoke,
,4early suffocating him. The match
was; not entirely extinguished and
lighting on his pants, had set them
on fire. He picked them up and be-
gan shaking them, tanning the fire,
instead of putting it out. He threw
the pants out the window on the
porch roof where the fire was extingu-
ished without further carnage.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
|l0VcY0(l| !
Heard !
OF. Il |? !

You may have heard I
about SCOTS EMUL SION !
and have a vague notion I
that it is cod.liver oil with !
its bad taste and smell and !
all II. other repulsive fea' ;
ture.. It is cod-livcr oil, the !
purest and the best in the
world, but made 50 pa1ata- I
bic that almost everybody !
can take II. Nearly all
children like It and ask for.
more.
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Court DOings.

The case of Landis & Henderson
went to the jury Thursday afternoon.
They returned verdict of $873.46
for the plaintiff. !"
The case of Roach VS.. McKen 10 is
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Anniversary Celebration.

~~~>SO~S
>s The Seventh anniversary of the or
ganization of the = Baptist Church
at this place was celebrated Monday
night at their beautiful House oi
Worship, on 4th Ave, and 18th, dedi'
Gated last fall.
The program consisted of music
and recitations and afterwards light
refreshmen ts were served. Recita-
tions were rendered by Mary Mober-
y, Jessie Hedberg, Beulah Sain and
Miss Helen Bronson, under whose
directions the program was given,
Much credit is due Miss Bronson for
the pleasing and successful rendition
of the various parts, which can only
be given by proper training. The
Baptist church orchestra rendered
some very pleasing selections. Their
progress is marked and very credi-
table under the leadership of Ray
Peterson.
The music was excellent and the
entire program highly enjoyed by
the entire audience of members and
friends. Rev. Bronson gave a short
historical address of organization,
progress and development of the
church. The church was organized
with eighteen members and now
numbers one hundred, Between
l4O and $50 have been enrolled.
The church have every reason for
celebrating their anniversary and re-
joicins in their blessing. Their new
church is a handsome one of which
they may we'll feel proud and is an
ornament to our city.