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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Sale Under Deed of Trust.

Whereas. Jennie /. King and her husband
x W. King, By their deed OF trust dated 0rto
pei u, $50. and recorded In Deed Of Trrus,
ho9k l. a g 5lI In the Recorders once III
auuraln county, Missouri, conveyed the 80
,owlng iand to Merritt Y. Duncan. Trustee.
The northwest fourth of the w.s,
Iaas'er OF Section 81. Township IS. Range e'
"v v ~ Anarain county. Missouri.
which said conveyance was made In trus.
70 secure the paymen Of four pro,ntsser
n9tes IN said deed OF trust described. and
sntIeas- SAID notes remain due and unnaid
ucIauit having been made: and. whereas 80
.rustee Is now dead and the Circuit CON-, -
nuurain county. Missouri. on afidavlt aled Nv
s9nn rs Srsgory. the beneficiary In said deed
H. ~ srsst, ala. on the sth day Of June, IadS. bT
James sheriff OF said ounty AZ trastee anHss.
MD deed of trust, 70 succeed sald Merritt NJ.
Dasean, deceased, 10 execute mId trusf ana
touo Aao perform all the acts aid trustee ~as
stpoNered TO do under the said deed of
Nov. therefore. !. Quincy James sns,,r =,
~ county. AZ the reqnes. o; The hotde, ~ "
ma ~ hote secured by said deed OF trust VIII.
unoer the powers In me- vested bv ~ osaa.
% sald court, and By said deed of tpsi "a ~
~ Jaw N such cases made and provided ~.
use sAla lands for sale TO the hlsbes, $780,
~ cAsh. a. the east front door 81 th.T 800.
house m Mexico. Audrain count. Misaea,f ~
Friday, the 10th Day Of july. A. D.
1908,
petNeed the hours OF 10 oscioch -
~ tS,s p m. OF said day 70 satisfy satd deea
iefas QUINCY JAMES.
"'os sheriff OF Audrala Coantx
and Acting Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
RECEPTION.

Misses Kota Luckie and Louise
Lakeland received friends Thursday
afternoon at the residence Of Miss
Luekie on South Clark avenue. A
large number called during the after
noon. Both Misses Luckie and Lack.
land wore lovely sheer white gowns.
Mrs. Luckie received the guest at the
door. Punch vas served In the parlOr
by Misses Elizabeth Arnold and
Fannie Potts. The dining oom was
quite pretty. Sweet peas adorned the
mantle, and an immense bunch Of
pink carnations in a cut glass vase
made a lovely center piece for the
table. Misses Frances Mason, Mary
Potts and Mildred Whitney were the
three pretty, fresh looking young
maids who served In here. Others who
assisted were Mesdames Lamertine
Lakeland, Butler Guthrie, f. S.
Wilson and Harry Lakeland.
Mrs. J. +. GrifTee gave one OF the
lOyeliest informal receptions Friday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Elon Dear
ing. Two pretty little maids in
white, Misses Gertrude Fry and Rilla
Ricketts,, greeted the guests at the
door. Mrs. Grifee received in the
east room; Mrs. Wallace bearing and
MH. Elon bearing received with her.
Ms. Elon bearing was lovely indeed
in her beautiful bridal gown Of white
crepe de chine en- train, handsomely
trimmed with applique. In the west
room Misses Ethel Plunkett and
Carleton Fonvllle presided over the
punch bowl, which was served in the
bay window, made particularly pretty
by the ropes OF cedar, gracefully fes-
TONED, and the quantities and quail
tiles Of sweet peas The punch bowl
rested in a bed Of them. A
large pillow Of sweet peas was very
much admired and commented upon.
Behind a screen IN the hall the Ge0r-
gia Orchestra serenaded the guests.
The dining rom had been converted
into a verltable flower garden. Ropes
u cedar radiated from the center Of.
the ceiling 70 the covers. IL was also
festoJned over the windows, finished
with large yellow bows OF ribbon.
yellow, white aud green vas the color
scheme. The sideboard was banked
with a mass Of Wild fcverfeE. The
table had a unique center piece, a
lrrge upturDed straw hat, Tiled
daisies aud black-eyed susans.
Garlands of daisies, finished with the
ribbon, were laid gracefully around.
Lighted candles added a pretty touch.
At one end Of the table Miss Mary
Sullinger served chocolate. Miss
Ethel Browning presided over the
Ice tea al the opposIte end.
Trix Hunkett and Marie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
WEDDINGS.


Last Wednesday evening Miss Annie
Marshall, OF this city, and Mr.. Gus
Allen, OF st. Louis, were married at
the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. w. b. Marshall, in west Mex leo.
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
white silk. She Is an admirable young
woman and has many Of the requisite
qualities for making a splendid wife.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. ii. Hook. There was a lovely we'd
ding supper served for the guests, at
ter which the couple departed for St.
Louis, their future home. Their
many friends wish them much happi-
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS

At Linneus-Samuel Thorn. avoa ..
years.
At notwithstanding r. Taylor.
At Sedalia-Mts Ellen Tubc,,,
age "a years; Elmer Rhine, aged "a
Pine Bluff-Mrs. Sarah II. Tbom,
son, aged Is years.
T At ST. Joseph-John Montgonpr
age so years.
Al Farber-Haryey Galloway, ,s..
20 years. 1sH
At Chula-John O. Barnes.
At Cape Girardeau-Joseph E. lea,
OF C~onesyille, Ia; Mrs. CFager, aus,
81 years.
At sedalia-Miss Pearl Stroll, aps,
l6. @sa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Mrs. g. b. Macfarlane, formerly Of
this city, writing the LEDGER from
Columbia, says:
II Mexico gets her square paved,
granltoid walk around the court house
and all the electric light and tele-
phone poles placed in the alleys IL will
be a great improvement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

G. G. Yeoman, OF Des Molnes, Ia,
representing the Esprit Of the West"
is registered at the Windsor Hotel in
this city. Mr.. Yeoman is a clever,
congenial gentleman, and makes many
friends wherever he stops; he made
the LEDGER a pleasant call. Mr.. Yeo-
man is on his way TO Richland, Mo-,
where he will visit his wife. lie will
probably deliver an address at Rich
land on the Fourth Of July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
HE BROKE JAIL
Being Held Only as Il Witness Joe
Ensley Was Kept in Bull Pen
and Dug Out

Joe Ensley, a boy tramp held in the
county jail to appear as a witness
against two tramps who are charged
with holding up his brother and rob
bing him, dug through the outside jail
wall Thursday night and made his
escape.
On account OF Ensley's youth and
the fact that he was not being held
for crime, but merely as a witness, he
was not placed in the cage but given
his liberty 10 the corridors OF ''bull
pen" aroung the cage. He dug out
with a poker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

b. B. Tureman is home from Kan
sas City and reports that his brother,
Robert Tureman, is much better and
that DIR. Herbert Tureman, who came
home from Berlin, Germany, 10 see
his father, will return In a week or 50
TO pursue his studies. Mr.. Tureman's
many friends In Mexico are glad to
know that he is 50 much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
McFadin win Heln

r. L. McFadln writes the LEDGER
that II people from Mexico wishing 10
visit Excelsior Springs, Mo-, will drop
him a letter he will take pleasure in
meeting them al the depot.
1t will be necessarytt 70 state a full
description OF their afiictions so that
he may locate them nearest water best
suited 70 their ailments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

For fas hionable materials there are
wolfe, Examines, hopsack, canvas cloth,
yelling, crepes galore, and rough, nat
ty, heavily tufted Klnnockburn suit
ings. This later material is consider
ed very smart for the trim walking
suit in the Norfolk or Corset coat
style, and the main decoration lies in
stitchings, and motifs Of plain fabrics,
introduced 10 match one Of the flecks
In the materials. Equally delightful
are the looser makes of hopsacks AID
coarser %voiles, which adapt themselves
so well to the gagged style, both in
yoke and hip piece, and it must be
here remembered that close fabrics
and strappings are giving way to
looser g~augings and textures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

Miss Irma Tomlinson entertained q
few friends last Thursday evening. Ii
was very informal and quite enjoy
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Morris, MI. and
Mrs. F. L. Crosby and children spent
a delightful day in the woods Thurs
day. They went early in the morn.
ing and spent the day. OF course,
the good things to eat we're in abun-
dance, which indeed is the most vital
part Of a picnic.
Miss Louise Lakeland entertained
Just a few friends Friday evening in
honor Of her guests and Miss Gala
ways guests. Though it rained IL
didn't prevent the young people from
having a most delightful time. Miss
Lakeland is at all times a charming
girl and her guests always anticipate
a good time at her home. Lovely re.
freshments we're served.
Little Miss Ada Frances Morris
who is spending the summer with hei
aunt, Mrs. Robert Hisey, gave a driv'
ing party last Tuesday morning TO q
number Of her little friends. They
drove around in a wagonette for about
two hours, singing and talking and
thoroughly enjoying themselves. The
party included Hazel and Ethel Cros'
by, Avis Bolts, Grace and Lillian
Morris, Katherine and Irene Garrett,
Allene Reed, Elon Whitney, VIM.
Glendy, Frank Morris and Merrill
Evans.
Miss Belle Buckner entertained Miss
Galloway and her house-party and a
few other friends Wednesday evening
at the beautiful country home Of her
father, about eight miles south OF
town. The evening was lovely for a
delightful drive, and the pleasant an.
ticipation of an evening with Miss
Buckner added an unusual interest.
Progressive finch was enjoyed. Misses
Elizabeth Arnold and Lulu Harris, Of
Kansas City, tied for the prize but
Miss Harris was the winner, a very
pretty piece Of bric-a-brac. MI. Geo.
Pearson was winner of the %gentleman's
prize, an Indian cigar holder. The
occasion vas a delightful mi Miss
Buckner served lovely refreshments.
Miss Irma johnson gave a thor
oughly delightful programme in Aux
vase last Thursday evening. She
was assisted by Miss Rella Pember-
ton, Of Auxvasse, who was graduated
this year at Hardin, and Mr.. Ed Will
liams, who never fails to please his
audience. He sang several selections
and was heartily received and appre-
ciated by the people. Miss johnson
is a talented girl, and she gave a
varied programme which amply man
ifested her versatility. Her selections
were from Mark Twain, Whitcomb
Riley, Henry Van Dyke, Gilbert
Parker and Richard Harding Davis.
Miss johnson is to be congratulated
on her successful evening.
Mis- Vera Smith gave a porch party
Thursday evening at the college in
honor of Miss Callaway's friends. The
large porch was beautifully lighted
with a number Of fancy lanterns.
Comfortable swings were at the dis
posal OF the guests. Different games
we're played, and an elegant lunch was
served. The guests were:
Misses
Kate Galloway Houston
Harris Smith
Annabel Arnold Elizabeth Arnold
Wayne Ricketts, Belle Buckner
Besse Hale, of Sedalia
Messieurs
Russell Hamilton Ed Campbell
Rolla McIntire J. W. Woodbridge
chas. Criswell Frank Robertson
John Orear DR.. Digges
Rev. II. II. Cooke
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Three Good Teacher

Miss Nora HUMPHREYS will teach
next winter at Union school. Miss
Laura Johnson will have charge Of the
Washington school. Miss Bertha Hum
phries viii teach at the Sneed school.
These three young ladies are fine
teachers and have good schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
LATEST h NOTES.
STREET COSTUME OF BLUE WOLFE.

A charming street costume is deyel-
oped in the fashionable royal blue
wolfe. 1t shows handsome front fac.
ings of Anglaise broderie, giving it a
rich and elegant finish. The long
shoulder effect, 0 SO rapidly gaining
in popularity, is admirably carried out
and fringes, which are likewise COM
ing to the front, help to carry out the
effect. Fringes are also seen on the
skirt, which has a slight sweep and on
which a front panel is introduced.
Corticelli spool silk is used throughout
on this very jaunty street gown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

What do you think Of a good
friendn who turns States evidence
Col. "Wag" Adcock, Secretary OF the
Hospital at Fulton, says that a ''good
friend" cannot be a good friend and
''turu States evidence" unless he
tells the truth when he ''turns States
evidence" In this case Col. w. ID.
Thomas, OF the Fulton Sun, is the
good friendn who has turned States
evidence. Thomas is an old Audrain
county boy and well known through
out the State, and those who know
him best will agree with the LEDGER
that to say the least, he is an editor
and writes good stories for the Fulton
Sun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Gross Appointment Affirmed

The appointment Of J. N. Gross as
publisher Of the Regular Baptia vas
affirmed yesterday at Moberly where
a meeting Of the board Of managers OF
the company took place. Those who
attended the meeting from this city
were w. II. Turner and Vim. HUFF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Enters Journalistic F;eld

Prof. A. @. Bush, an Audraln county
boy, formerly a teacher in our High
School, but lately superintendent Of
the Norborne public schools, has
bought the Excelsior Springs Daily
Cal and will take immediate posses
sion OF the plant.
Mr.. Bush is a highly educated, sensi-
BILE gentleman, OF good business quail
fcations, and II his newspaper venture
is not a success, it will not be due to
any fault OF his.-Moberly Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Militia.


A petition is being circulated TO es
tablish a post Of the State Guard here.
The following young men have signed
up to this afternoon:
c. W. Edmonston.
A. G. Woodward.
A. X. Adams.
J. J. Gill.
M. Il. Bolts.
L. b. Carter.
r. S. Helm.
L. LEOPOLD.
T.. r. Bruce.
G. F. Myers.
]. A. Guthrie, Jr.
r.. r. Buckner.
L. NJ. white.
S. P. Emmons, Jr.
N. Nelson.
W. W. Fry, Jr.
G.. L. Lakeland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

George P. Arlington Matthias, better
known as Peoria Kid" will leave TO-
morrow for his future home in Peoria,
Illinois. George has made many
friends while here, all Of whom wish
him much happiness and a prosperous
life. Mr.. Matthias has been connected
with the Opera House as stage mana
ger. Mr.. Putnam, Of Arlington, H.,
will succeed him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

John w. Darcy, Of Joliet, Illinois,
was the guest OF b. r. Middleton this
week and while here purchased Mr..
Middleton's horse, "Jack," for 1925.
Mr.. Darcy Is great admirer Of fine
horses and knows that Mexico is the
place 10 find them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Lewis Mckee Express Agent.

Lewis Mckee, son of City Collector
]. d. Mckee, has been appointed
temporary local agent for the Pacific
Express Company. Mr.. Harper, the
local agent, will leave about Sunday
with his wife for Colorado, where they
will probably spend several months
for the benefit Of Mrs. Harper's
health.
Mr.. Mckee is a young man of ex-
cellent business ability, and is a
hustler. He will give his company
entire satisfaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
DINNERS

Monday evening Mrs. NJ II Wise
and Mrs. W. II. LeSh gave a dinner
party. II was quite enjoyable as ALI
their functions are. The guests were
Misses Kathryn Galloway, Lulu Har-
ris, Martha Smith, orrilla Ntznat-
rick, Angelina Munger, Halle iious-
ton, Maude Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Rev. ii. 4. Truck, OF this city, is
chairman Of the board Of the directors
Of the State b. Y. p. U. and was elect
ed president Of the union at It's con-
ventl0n at Nevada this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Capt. John L. Rodgers was here
from Mexico Saturday. Mr. Rodgers
Is looking well, and his old friends
we're glad 70 see him.-Wellsyille Rec
arl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

An Ice house in the eastern part Of
town, belonging to Thos. Gibson, was
destroyed by fire.
Jethro Martin murderer Of his father
at Martinsburg, a~djudged insane and
sent TO the asylum at Fulton.
Nathan Galbreath, aged Sc years,
died at the home OF John Bradley, 4
miles west OF Mexico, OF consumption.
Prof. Kessler died from injuries re-
ceived by falling from the college
building at Warrenton while 1t was
on fire.
A marriage license was granted TO
John McGce, aged % yearss and Miss
Josie Neyins, Of Boone county, aged
IA years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS NEEh.
Geo. Kabrich and wife, Alfred
Cauthorn, Ira Hall and Br. Runner
left for a two months visit in the
west.
The residence Of l.. Dwyer, south OF
Mexico, wa blown TO pieces. One OF
the children was blown into the well,
but promptly rescued.
Daniel Henderson, depot agent Of
this city, died suddenly. Funeral
services were conducted at the Liberty
street church by Rev. Mr.. Wayman.
X. Lackey took charge of the office at
the depot.
During the shooting tournament in
this city a Central Missouri Sports
mems Association was organized. The
following were the officers elected:
". A. Morris, Mexico, president; Joe
Moore, Mexico, secretary; r. w.
Main, treasurer. The first meeting
was to be held in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Wanted-A good, young saddle and
harness bred stallion; age from two
years up. 4s-tf @. w. RAMEY,
Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Mexico Ostepathic Sanitarium, one
block north Of Court House, board,
lodging and treatment from s25 to $50
per month. +. NJ. SHoUsH, D. o.
WITT Physician.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX
INC

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
1t Is simply Iron and Quinine In a
tasteless form. MCGUIRE, no pay. SOC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

On July II J. ID. Pratt will give the
proceeds Of his horse shooting business
10 the congregation OF Beaver Dam
church, who are raising a fund for a
new edifce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

The ball game in Fulton Thursday
between the Kansas City Fayorites
and the st. Louis Unions ended with
a score Of - TO IL in favor OF St Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Do you want a sound liver, vigorous
digestion, strong, healthy kidneys, re-
gularity in the bowels? Take PRIcKLY
ASH BrrTERs. IL has the medical
properties that win produce this result.
BUCKNER s. WHITNEY,
Special Agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
WHAT SHE THOUGHT.

John-with his arm around her:
"The rose is red,
The violet's blue,
Sugar is sweet
And so are you"
She-struggling:
"Now DON'T Let gol
Upon my soul,
You want to break
The sugar bowli"
-(n3nfoYI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

A young nan residing in this city
recently purchased a shirt which was
manufactured in the east. Rolled up
inside OF IT he found a note from a
young lady who had worked on IT. in
which she said she would be pleased
to correspond with the buyer OF the
shirt, provided he was matrimonially
inclined. or course, the young man
answered 1t on perfumed paper and
used his rosiest language, stating how
glad he would be TO marry. In a short
time he received an answer saying in
sharp language that the lady had been
married three years and had two chill
dren. Upon investigation TO find why
he was too late, ii was all explained
by the fact that the shirt had laid on
the shelves Of the local dealer for sew
eral years. He did not advertise.
Popular Bluff Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

j. T. Miller and two children, Of
Monticello, H., are the guests of Jas.
Ruse and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Houston served waters and bon bons.
Others who ably assisted we're:
Mesdames
S. n. Evans Ian Jones
+. Van Ness Walker Pollock
Oscar Martin J. w. Plunkett
John Ricketts, A. B. Smith
A. S. Houston j. W. McWilliams
G. r. Gibbs
Misses
Mamie Wright Georgia Guthrie
Frances Guthrie Anna Martinique
Martha Sullinger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Ms Aubrey Bush has returned 70
her home in Norborne after visiting
relatives In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Clarence Steinman has returned /
st. Louis after visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph STEIN
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Miss Johuson's Concert.

Miss Irma johnson gave a musical
recital, assisted by Mr.. Ed wilkins,
ia the AHxvasse Opera House Thurs
day night. A large crowd was in at
tendance and everyone was delighted
with a most excellently rendered pro.
gramme. The following young people
drove to AuxvasSe to attend the con,
cert and the dance, afterward given
In Miss JOhnSon's honor:
Misses Mamie Helm, Mabel Randeli
Ida Randel, Mary and Madge Potts,
Jessie Davis, Susie Brown, Fannie
Carter, Decide Sallee, Wayne Carter,
Messers Henry Brooks, John Auder-
son, Norton Nelson, Cortez Edmons'
ton, Allie Adams, st. Clair Emmons.
John Potts, Oscar Kent, Clay Hamil-
ton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Willie Hisey was reading medicine
with Dr.. French
The First National Bank Of St
Joseph was robbed OF sls, 700 by sneak
thieves.
The Chicago & Alton railroad track
was completed to about four miles
beyond Centralia.
The residence OF Rev. II. B. Seeley
in this city was struck and very much
damaged by lightning.
Albert A. Gentry was shot and
MORALLY wounded by Stephen J.
Moore, his brother-in-law Both were
of Audrain county.
Henry Heinriche, a well known
furniture dealer Of jefferson, COM
mitted suiside by throwing himself
into the Missouri river.
The residences Of the following
persons were entered by robbers: ii. b.
Suley, % taken; DIR. Humphry, s.
taken; Mrs. Vangalder, a watch worth
slbO was stolen; Johnny Pearson, %
taken. The residence Of ID. Z. Shea
was also entered but nothing was
taken.
The Mexico paid Fire Company was
composed Of the following: ]. T.
Jones, T. j. Reed, P. W. Harding, Al
Towson, Harry Day, Chas. Day, James
]. Brophey, w. Lander, $. NJ. Locke,
S. L. Mexican, Thos. Isaacs, Jno. 7,
Brooks, d. Leonard, Jno. Ricketts,, J.
Campbell, s. A. Dunn, J. 2. Dobynsi
r. NJ. Gill, d. i. Shea, b. +. Dobyns,
M. L. Everett, r. M. D0byns, G.
Blum, Geo. Robertson, Pomp Plunkett,
Clayton Lupton, Smith Spence, Geo.
gill, Frank Coatsworth, II. NJ. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Mrs. Edna GAS, after visiting her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. John p. GAS.
IN Sedalia, has left for Colorado
Springs, Colorado, to spend several
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Some Long Oat strou,,

d. d. Brown left a sample OF fine
oats and timothy at the LEDGER Office
saturday. The cat straws measure s
feet 4 inches, the timotoy the same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

DIR. Chas. Digges was In Centralia on
business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

John Lewis, Of Fulton, was in tow
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Mis- Angie Shouse is the guest O,
Miss Martha Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02
Married on Dana

Hermann, Mo, June ga UNIQUE
wedding took place here last night
Frank Ingram, Vol Of the courthouse
ianitor, and Miss Bertha Huber OF
Glasgow, Nc. They mounted TO the
top Of the courthouse dome at 1870
O'Clock last night, where Probate
Judge August Meyer tied the knot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-02

Miss Irma Barnes has returned from
. visit In Kansas City.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-12-18
MUST UNDERGO OPERATION.

VIM. Morgan, brother OF Mrs. Wv
att, who resides in the Doumecq coun-
try across Salmon river, was brought
into town Wednesday and is now lying
at the Cottonwood House pending an
operation he will have to undergo in a
few days. About five weeks ago while
building house on bis place Mr.. Nor
gan slipped off box and burst the
main artery in his right leg near the
knee. 1t was thought at first that the
injury was severe sprain but later de-
velopments proved it to be as above
stated and an operation is necessary.
Until the limb is cut open it is impos-
sible to determine the nature of the. op-
Grafton but if possible the ends of the
artery will be connected and Joined go
as to re-establish the circulation. In
case this can not be done the artery will
be tied and the smaller blood vessels
will have to establish the circulation.
Should they not be able to do this the
leg will have to be amputated but the
chances are good for successful opera
tion without necessiting amputation.
At present the injured man is under DR..
Turner's care until his system is in
shape to stand the effects of the opera
ton. His friends all hope for the best
and wish Mr.. Morgan a speedy and safe
recovery.