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Catarrh has become such common
niscIse that person entirely free from
ms disgusting complaint is seldom met
With. 1t Is customary to speak of Catarrh
as nothing more serious than a bad cold.
a simple inflammation of the nose and
thtoat. 1t is, III fact, a complicated and
very dangerous disease; if not at first, il
very SOON becomes so.
The blood Is quickly contaminated by
The foul secretious, and the poison throuVii
the general circulation is carried TO all
pats of the system.
Sa!Tcs, washes and sprays are unsatis
factory and disappointing because they dc
nci Teach The seat of the trouble. s. S. S.
does. 1t Cleanses the blood of the poison
aud eliminates from the system ali calaR,
rhal sccretiors, and thus cures thoroughly
ana permanently the worst cases
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-12

MalooTian can find a lodVemennu the sys,
ten while tho Liver Is IN perfect order Dr.
". A. simmons Liver Medictpe is ire best
BegUiaUF.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-12

J had i severe else OF
hasal Ca'1rrh, with al
thr disaFre,ahiV effects
Which belong tO thai
dis sasC. and which
r. asc life gSiuGt. aud
ur"ndpTEblC. l use a
n gd.yiuCs pI I-sCrihed by
leading phvsic.Rrs aud
surre-ted - numbers
OF trieLns, but without
getting any better /
'h.u begs n tof4hc : 2.
: n had the desired
cH nct, and cured rue
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-12

U"''ics i" my opinion 6. :. s. IS the only nS5t
a. CstGrrh."
sg%1 SSs2s 6SP4 - the only pursIy veg:
&s u, Go eta6le blood purihef
&M Oh %ssA known, aud the great.
Ss,S& Se.E3 &,,,E3 est Of oil blood rlCdi
~ ~Nse FSs%' circs oud touics
II you have Catarlh don't wait until il
becomes deer-sea;ed and chronic, but be,
gin ut once the use Of S. s. S, ard send
tor our book on 9lood aud Skin Disease,
ana write our physicians about your case
THe swIfT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. eE.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-12

You wilt often
save the cost OF a
Years suhscrin-
Nop 10 the
L ENTERPRISE
0y consulting its
Advertisements.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-12

"r. I. =. Williams. q leading good, ner
---.-l OF EL.Ilan -lM,- s. c WIN Enr rGc II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06

]. A. Fountain visited J. J. Walker
last Wednesday.
Susie Holloway returned home last
Friday from William Woods college
where she has been attending school.
J. A. Fountain and family visited
relatives here last Tuesday.
Stella Snidow, Of Mexico was here
last week looking for school.
Jno. Turner attended the commence
ment exercises at William Woods col
lege in Fulton last week.
A number Of young folks spent Sat
.urday evening practicing for Chill
dren's Day exercises.
Jas. Jones is buying mule colts. He
purchased two of d. Cant for sl1O.
Frank Ward made a business trip
south Of Centralia Friday.
II. ]. Walker was in our midst Sat
urday.
J. II. Neill is in Mexico serving on
the jury.
The school board met at Central and
employed Miss Linsley to teach their
fall school.
John Turner made business trip to
Mexico Monday.
Dr.. Reed purchased horse near
Florida for 800.
Prof. Russell Holloway left here
Monday to take a teachers course in
Columbia.
Mrs. Ford, OF Paris, is visiting her
son, Alb Tribble.
Perry Reid and Dave Vance are
both having wells drilled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
MARTINSBURG ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, June 5.-Mrs. Sarah
Taylor is the guest of Dr. Taylor and
family this week.
Misses Maggie Torreyson and Nora
Bullard visited in Moberly Sunday.
The residence of VIM. Wright was
burned last Friday.
Mrs. c. d. Burchard is visiting in
Wellsville.
Tony Mispagel and wife returned
TO their home In st. Louis Monday,
after a short vssit to relatives here.
Miss Ethel Hughes returned home
Saturday, after a visit to her grand
parents.
Miss Hazel Friedman has new
wheel.
Quite a number Of our citizens at
tended Decoration Day services at
Wellsyille.
Mrs. II. A. overbaugh visited in
Wellsville last week.
Rev. Father HaaF was In ST. Louis
on business last week. He will b,
assisted by another priest from st
Louis until his health gets better.
The Misses Motz were in Martins
burg Sunday.
Miss Emma Wenzel, Of Mexico, Wis
tied relatives here Sunday. She wa
accompanied by Misses Ada Harding
and Susie Grim.
Mr.. Walker and family went Z
Benton City last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
nowieIa zion Visited bH Pilgrims


CHICAGO, May 30.-With the pomp
of a conquering army, John Alexan-
der Dowie and 5000 Of his followers
swept out of Chicago to-day in passen-
ger trains to plant the banner Of Zion
upon the site of the promised city be-
yond Waukegan.
Upon arrival the Dowieites scattered
about the new Zion City, inspecting
the planning mill, the lace factory,
the lace-makers' homes, the freight
houses and the general stores. In the
afternon they assembled in the tenn
porary tabernacle and listened to an
oratlon by Dowie. The Zion banner
was borne aloft by two stalwart guards
and the strings were held by -four
girls dressed in white. The band
played Marching to Zion"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake is Made by Many
Mexico People.

It's common error
To plaster the aching back,
To rub with liniment rheumatic
joints,
When the trouble comes from the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills,
And are endorsed by Mexico citi-
zens.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler, engineer, living
at 9Os East Liberty street, says: 1--WE
have used Doan's Kidney Pills In our
family and found them an excellent
remedy. From the results obtained /
would not have the slightest hesita-
tion in advising anyone suffering
from any form of kidney complaint to
20 to Buckner & Whitney's drug store
and take a course Of the treatment. l
am only pleased to add my name to
the many endorsers OF Doan's Kidney
Pills. ="
For sale by all dealers;price 50c box.
Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
INSURANCE co. ORGANIZED.
Mexico Hen win Insure Against Pirs
and Tornado The 0fficers and
Directors.


Articles Of Incorporation have been
issued to the Farmers Town Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of Mexico,
by Secretary Of State Sam B. Cook.
The certificate Of Incorporation has
been with the Recorder Of Deeds Of
this county.
The new company, which isauthoriz-
ed to do business from May 81, 1901,
insures against fire and tornado and
has the power to place insurance any
where in this State.
The officers Of the company are;
$. ]. Buckner, President.
W. L. Kent, Vice-President.
w. Il. Fowles, Secretary.
Jerry W. Fowles, Asst. Sec'y.
The aboye-named ofiicers, with the
exception Of the assistant secretary,
together with the following consti-
tute the board Of directors;
T, j. Gibson.
James wilkins.
John Beal.
T. G. jacob.
All Of the officers and directors are
residents Of this city, with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Jacob, who lives at
Martinsburg.
The officers Of the new company an
nounce that the prospects for a
successful business is good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, June 5.-One of the most
social events of the season was the
celebration of the twentieth anniyer-
sary of the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Kennen at their beautiful home
last Saturday evening. There were
about seventy-fiye invited guests.
Those from distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. P. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID.
Graham and r. M. White, all of
Mexico, and Miss Lilly Wall, Of
Staunton, Ill. The rooms were beau.
tifully decorated with flowers that re-
called to mind the lines of Tom Moore
Of "Bowers Of roses and the home Of
love-" The souvenirs presented we're
many and beautiful, and, best of all,
the kindest wishes went with them.
Music and lively conversation were in
dulged In. Miss Maggie Delaporte
sang some beautiful solos and Miss
Moss accompanied her on the piano.
Nib ~ l. moOiO IOuuCASN optuC HuC
intrumental pieces that recalled the
days Of "Auld Lang Sine" when she
was Laddonian. Dainty and pala-
table refreshments were served at ten
O'Clock, after which the guests depart
ed leaving the kindest wishes for Mr..
and Mrs. Kennen and that they might
live to celebrate their golden wedding.
The "beauty contest" ended Satur-
day at II O'Clock, and Miss Quisen-
berry was the winner. The vote was;
Miss Quisenberry, 9O3; Miss Gaitskill,
$40. Several young ladies withdrew
their names from the list. Now, that
the contest is over, Laddonia will
turn her attention to some other
great enterprise, possibly boring
for oil. Just at present we are need
ing rain more than oil. The crops are
extremely dry and many farmers have
given up their oats.
Seth Mapes and wife went to Colum-
bia last Friday. Mr.. Mapes win at
tend school at the University this
summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
TEACHER BEING SUED.
Case Against Miss Dolly Griggsby
Tried Tuesday Other Court Notes.

The case OF e. f. Haycraft, by next
friend, against Dolly Griggsby ct al,
in which, at a former trial, verdict
was found for the defendant and
which was reversed and remanded by
the Court Of Appeals, was on trial
In the Circuit Court Tuesday.
The case opened at 10 O'Clock and has
been on trial since.
The plaintiff sued for $1,000 dam
ages, claimed to have been sustained
by the plaintiff by being whipped by
the chief defendant. The defendant,
as teacher, whipped the plaintiff,
hence the suit, which is attracting
much attention.
The jury in the case is made up OF
following:
A. G. Moore, B. +. Crump, ]. o.
Dowell, J. H. Neill, James Bland, J.
Hall, L. W. Crane, B. Fennewald,
Henry Weber, Willis Johnson, W. A.
Douglass, W. ]. Rixey.
OTHER COURT NOTES.
Margaret Casey VS.. Michael Casey
ct al, plaintiff files motion praying
court to disapprove sale Of property in
North Mexico.
L. f. Haycraft, by next friend, VS..
Dolly GrIggsby ct al; by consent set in
lieu Of case No ON Tuesday, June 4.
Jos. Botldn VS.. @. s. A., by consent
dismissed at cost Of defendant.
State VS.. Sam Wells, proof of good
conduct presented.
State of Mo. VS.. Buck Walker, de-
fendant files motion for parole.
State of Mo. VS.. Buck Walker, de-
PENDANTS motion for parole allowed for
10 months.
Leathe Evans ct al VS.. Mary Cline,
final Judgment of partition.
w. II. Wright VS.. Viannah Wright;
defendants motion for temporary
alimony sustained, IS per month for
maintenance of wife and child from
April l, 1901, and 500 attorney fee to
be paid on OF before Saturday, June 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
CHINA WEDDING.
Mr.. and Nrs. Z. @. Kennen, Of Laddo-
mia, Celebrate the Twentieth
Anniversary Of Their Mar
riage Saturday Night.

On Saturday evening, June 1st, Hon
e. @. Kennen and wife celebrated the
10th anniversary Of their wedding at
their beautiful home in the southern
suburbs Of Laddonia. Mr.. Kennen's
home, which is modern in every par
tieular, and, In fact, Is one Of the very
best you can find anywhere in a town
the size of Laddonia, was tastily dec
Grated In roses and other flowers and
at night vas illuminated and present.
ed a most attractive appearance.
Mr.. Kennen went to Laddonia
about twenty-five years ago and form
ed a partnership with D. P. Moore, Of
Mexico. BY close attention to busi-
ness and fair and upright dealings
these gentlemen transacted a large
amount Of business as druggists, lum-
bermen and bankers. Mr.. Kennen has
right to be proud Of the standing he
enjoys in that community.
A large number Of friends we're
present to congratulate the happy
couple on this occasion, and the num-
Der Of handsome presents attested in
some degree the good feeling which
prevails toward the host and hostess.
During the evening delightful refresh
ments were daintily served and those
present, especially the Mexico party,
showed their appreciation very plainly.
Among those present from Mexico
were: E. D. Graham and wife, d. p.
Moore and wife and r. NJ. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennen have much to
be thankful for. In addition to their
material prosperity, they have three
splendid boys and a most accomplished
daughter. During the last few years
Mr.. Kennen has retired from mercan-
tile business and is enjoying a splen-
did law practice.
The LEDGER joins the people Of
Andrain county In extending congrat-
ulations and in wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennen many happy returns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
RORCESTER ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
WORCESTER, June 5.-Lee Barnes
and family, Of Molino, visited S. john
son and family Sunday.
Harry Atchison and family are visit
ing the family Of Ed Atchison.
Tom Clendenin and Tom Gibson,
Of Mexico, are visiting John Hanger
and family.
Miss Laura Atkins is visiting friends
in Fulton this week.
W. Atkins left Monday for Kinks
vile, where he will attend summer
school.
John Beagles now drives new
surrey.
Rev. Candiff filed his appointment
at Wesley Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. James Robbins, of Rowena, is
visiting Dave Gregory and family.
Mrs. Ed Teupkar is very sick with
fever.
Joe Inflow sold 40 fat hogs to Powell
& Mundy, Of Mexico, at s5.40.
J. NJ. Azdel is quite sick with ma
larial fever,
r. G. Dudgeon bought of Rush Hill
parties 30 stock hogs at $500.
win Mason this week sold to Tully
g. Powell, of Stoutsville, 106 head fat
cattle at s5.25, to go in July, and car
loads Of hogs to same parties at $3.50,
to go in August;also to James Crockett
and John Dawson, of Perry, 4 loads of
hogs, to go in July, at $3.50.
win, Wilson and Claude Bybee, of
Molino, were shearing sheep for Bran
don brothers here last week.
Con. Morthland sold 20 fat sheep to
WIN Mundy for $500 per cwt.
DR.. Flint and wife and Joe Martin,
Of Molino, attended church at Littleby
Sunday night.
NJ. B, Paige is attending Circuit
Court as a juror at Mexico this week.
A. b. Weidler and family spent Sun
day with relatives at Molino.
Miss Block, of near Mexico, is giving
several Of our ladies music lessons.
Wiley Atkins has been employed to
teach school at Beagles next winter.
Joe Stephens has been employed to
teach his third term of winter school
at DYE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06

The Audrain County Teachers In
stitute will be held in Mexico June
1921, and examination on the 21st
and 22nd. The institute viii be con-
Quoted by Prof. RAIDER, of Kansas City,
who comes highly recommended. He
will be assisted by the members Of the
board and Profs. Mcmillan, Treloar,
Browning, Patterson, Miss Shea and
others.
Prof. RAIDER will give stereoptican
lecture and Prof. Whitten, Of Colum-
bia, will deliver a lecture on nature
study. State Superintendent CARING
ton will be with us part Of the time.
On Friday and Saturday Of the first
week we viii make a special study Of
the new school law; of introducing and
carrying out the provisions relating to
the course OF study for rural schools.
This question is Of direct interest to
every school in the county outside of
Mexico and Vandalia, and II people are
awake to their interests they will
have one or more representatives from
each district to meet with the teach
ers here on those days. You are
especially invited to do So
The programme is not completed
yet and we are unable to publish it
this week. The general work Of the
institute will be along the lines indi-
Gated in the Course OF Study for
Institutes The morning session
viii be devoted to class-work in three
sections; the afternoon session to q
general discussion of school manage
ment and general pedagogy. A record
of attendance will be kept and a
statement issued to each at the close
of the institute. No teacher can
afford to ignore the law which makes
it a teachers duty to attend the in
stitute. Teachers and those intending
to teach are expected to contribute
ST. SO each, to the institute fund. All
who take an interest in educational
questions are cordially invited to
attend. Respectfully,
J. N. CROSS,
MARY v. HOUSTON,
R. W. MOORE,
County Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
Growing For the People.

Always on time. Take the indie
pendent line pay, the cash, and you
are sure TO get there and have the
best money can buy. 1t you go on a
credit you have to take any old thing,
for beggars can't be choosers. We are
for the people, and the independent
class is with us. When you are with
us 1t is to your credit. When you
walk in our shoes you feel better, for
you have money left to jingle and still
wear the best goods sold in this coun-
try for a quarter Of century. We offer
you the most complete stock you ever
saw TO select from. You are protected
by our buying better than yeu can pro
tect yourself, for we are here to stay,
Our stock is all new. No old goods to
work off on you, at big price, that /:
not worth carrying home. No cheaI
rated stuff to deceive you, but shoes
that wear, shoes that fit and a stock
TO select from at prices our competit
ors have To pay for the same quality
which saves you one-third your money
P. S. MITCHELL, Agt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
DULY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger
DULY, June "a refreshing shower
Sunday evening
Mr.. Showers has built an addition
TO his residence.
Leora Fox is visiting friends and
relatives in Rush Hill and Benton
City.
?. Harris is building a nice resi-
dence.
f. c. Brentons has a very sick
child at this writing.
Efiie Brenee, who has been attend
ing the William Woods College, at
Fulton, returned home Friday
Carl Sims visited relatives in this
vicinity Sunday.
Ella Showers will return home this
week from Kirksville where she has
been attending the Normal school,
Bro. Sneed, Of Fayette, preached a
good sermon at Trinity church Sun
day morning
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
SUDDEN DEATH.
Clay Judy's Oldest Son, Phil, Dies Of
Peritonitis.

On Monday, June 8, Phillip Judy,
the seventeen-year-old son Of Clay
Judy, died in St. Louis Of peritonitis,
after an illness Of only three days.
Phillip had a splendid position with
the Vandalia Railway Co. and was a
bright and promising young man, and
his sudden death is a terrible blow to
his parents, who have the sincere
sympathy Of all our people. Clay
Judy is well known to the readers of
the LEDGER as son of Col. John A.
Judy and a brother Of Mrs. John NJ.
Davis Of the Windsor Hotel Of this
city.
The remains were brought to this
city on the Wabash train Wednesday
morning, when the interment took
place at the new cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
THOMPSON ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
ToNPsoN, Mo-, June 4.-The recent
shower was thankfully received.
Miss Ada Turley is home from Full
ton where she has been attending
William Woods College.
Miss Matte Powell, Of Mexico is
spending the week with her brother.
Col. ]. A. Potts, Of Mexico, did busi-
ness here Tuesday.
]. B. Pool is on the Grand Jury.
d. o. Callaghon is very low at this
writing.
Emmett Elliott and sister, Mrs.
Woods, are visiting E. f. Elliott.
Robt Hampton, Of Boonville, is
visiting the family of Tom Culbert-
son.
The basket dinner at Liberty sun
day was well attended.
Cant Bros. shipped one car OF hogs
Friday and one car of butcher stufi
Monday.
1he following shipments were maze
Tuesday; c. L. Bruce, one car Of
hogs; c. L. Bruce, one car of cattle
]. r. Hays, two cars Of hogs; ]. A
Potts, one car Of hogs.
Ben Downing and wife, r. l. HapC
and wife, were the guests Of DR.
Downing Sunday.
T. ]. Daniel and family returned
home Sunday to Centralia aftel
several days visit here to friends anC
relatives.
P. S. Morris and J. NJ. Daniel re
turned home Tuesday after few day
fishing trip. Mr.. Morris caught al
extra large eel.
The Oyer Poultry Co. have leased
acres more Of ground that will b
used for thoroughbred poultry.
Mrs. Creasey left for Kansas Satur
day.
We are very sorry to hear that VIM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
Todd.Inlow.

e, @. Todd, prominent young man
of Platte City, Mo-, and Miss Jessie
Inflow, of this city, we're married at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Inflow, on East Prom.
enade street, at 1870 O'Clock to-day
morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. A. Wallace, Of the
Presbyterian Church. Only relatives
and immediate friends were present
The groom is young man Of excel
lent reputation and the bride is one
Of Mexico's most worthy young
women.
The LEDGER extends congratula'
tions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
An Up-to-Date Caskst.

The @. R. Lupton Furniture 90. has
on exhibition a Baker Safety Casket
vanlt. 1t is made Of Haryeyized
armor-plate steel and fastens on the
inside with six heavy locks. After
once locked 1t can be opened only by
cutting away the sides, or top, of the
vault, which is next to impossible. AS
a preventative Of body-snatching it is
without an equal and is far superior
to the old metallic coffin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06

James, formerly Of this place, was one
of the unfortunate to have his stock
of merchandise burned in the recent
fire at Stoutsville.
James Haley spent Sunday in Cen
traIia.
Misses Fannie Jissell and Trixit
Turley, returned home from Fultor
Monday after few days visit.
Mrs, Lucy Wadsworth, of Cliftor
Hill, is the guest of VIM. Roach an6
family.
Father Dillon, Of Mexico, was here
Monday.
Mrs. R. P. Tinsley is visiting in
Slater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
the holy land, and the old Jewish Gus

the holy land, and the old Jewish Gus
toms, Rev. Johnson has no superior.
On last Sunday night the largest
congregation that. has assembled at
one place in this city for years assem-
bled at the M. e. Church, that being
the time announced for the exercises
of children's day. The programme
was carried out to tine letter, and good
order prevailed. A large number Of
people could not get in the house,
although the seats and isles were full
and every window was crowded. Every
body was pleased and went home ben
Gifted from seeing the smiling faces Of
so many children. The committee
should be congratulated on their
effort.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
Grand Jury ordered for Monday June

Grand jury ordered for Monday June
10 at l O'Clock p. m.
PETIT JURY.
The following jury has been selected
for this term of court:
A. G. Moore.
r. A. Jesse.
J. @. Woods.
B. D. Owings.
B. +. Crump.
]. o. Dowell.
]. II. Nell.
r. S. Mcdowell.
S. e. Kendall.
James Bland.
]. f. Hall.
VIM. Norris.
S. o. Coil.
e. w. Crane.
NJ. B. Paige.
]. w. Jones.
J. r. Shell.
Barney Fennewald.
Henry Weber.
Press Atkins.
J. B. Pool,
James Hogan.
Jos. Offutt.
Willis johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
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we understand there win be- a 5

We understand there will be a sur
prise wedding in Mexico shortly
Madam Rumor says that one of Mex
ico's most popular and lovely girls will
marry a gentleman who lives in one Of
the large cities in Missouri. If we
stated whether IL was Kansas City OF
st. Louis, the whole story would bC
Anld
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06
FROM ANorHER ooRREsroNDENr.

RUSH HILL, June 3.-The union
Sunday School at the M. E. Church is
constantly growing in interest and
numbers.
Elder N. S. Johnson filled his ap-
polntment here last Saturday and
Sunday. And taking as the subject
of his discourse the sabbath School
lesson his explanations of the old Jew
ish customs was a treat to the entire
audience. The children will long re-
member his description Of the taber-
nacle with the vail of camel's hair and
the costly robes of the priests. And
as he depicted the entrance OF the
high priests into the most holy place,
carrying the incense and the blood,
the interest manifested was great.
When it comes to historical descrip-
tions, or geographical explanations OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-06

Correspondence OF the Ledger
RUSH HILL, June 5.-The vacancy
in the Walker district has not been
filed as yet.
Uncle William Drake, of the
Soldiers Home, is visiting Nathan
Spencer.
Miss Painter, OF Laddonia, was the
guest of friends here Sunday.
Nathan Spencer has just completed
an addition to his residence.
W. p. Ball has very sick horse.
Mr.. Casper received a car load of
hogs this week.
Children's Day exercises were en-
joyed by a large attendance.