Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1904-10-20
MEXICO PROPERTY
SELLS At AUCTION.
LAKEEAN & BARNES NEW AID.
DlTIoN WILL ADD GREATLY
TO MEx1COs GROWTH.
LOTS SELL FOR FAIR PRICES.
Sale Admirably Conducted by Fitz
Simmons Auction Company
Whose Special Attrac-
tions Gather Large
Crowd.
LOTS SELL FOR FAIR PRICES.

held THURSDAY, under the manage
ment OF the Fitz Simmons Auction
Co.
Attracted by the judicious adyertis-
Ing Of the managers, a crowd estimat-
ed at 4,50O people, gathered on the
sale grounds by $3.50 a. m.
After the concert by the Fitz Sim
mons Concert Co.'S band on the square,
the conyeyances we're filled and the
parade left for the grounds, where
another concert was given by the band
and several high-class free attractions
were witnessed.
At 9;45 short and pleasing intro
duction was made by Col. Bishop, the
auctioneer, in which he called par
ticular attention TO the untold ad-
vantages of Mexico, as a railroad CEN
ter, manufacturing city, a city Of
schools and above all a desirable place
to live, surrounded by great farm
ing country and inhabited by as good
people as exist, the sale begun.
The public marriage of Mr.. Jchn|
Armstrong and Miss Lanig was the
principal attraction Of the afternoon.
The young couple, most prominent
one, were united by Rev. A. A Wal
lace. The ceremony was performed
at pm In an open carriage surround
ed by multitude OF well wishers.
The free lot was drawn by Mrs. W.
E. Crockett, Of this city.
BLOCK ONE
Bounded on the east by West St., on
the north by Carico Ave, on the west
by Singleton, and on the south by
Emmons Ave.
Lot /, A Hughes, 5000.
Lot 2, Lee Mundy, 800.
Lot 3, Lee MUDDY, sll5.
Lot 4, J l. Matthews, sl02 80.
Lot s, J e. Goodrich, 800
Lot 0, j. W. GraffurGh, $40
Lot I, Ed NJ Morris, s67 so,
Lot 5, Ed NJ. Morris, s67 so.
Lot 8, b, r. Middleton, 800,
Lot 10, W. f. Settle, sl25.
Lot IL, W # Settle SlOO
Lot l2, W F Settle, slO2 so
Lot Is Joe Pratt SS5
1T Ii Joe Pratt, sl0O
Lot Is, Joe Pratt, 500.
Lot l6, Joe Pratt, $l25
Lot II, joe Pratt, Sl42
Lot IS, B. r Middleton, $500.
BLOCK SIX.
Bounded on the north by Emm0ns
Ave, on the east by West ST on the
south by Boulevard, on the west by
Singleton st.
Lot IA, Mrs Sarah E. Little, S275.
Lot Is, Mrs. Sarah Z. Little, S275.,
Lot Il. 8. R. Middleton, Sll5.
Lot IL, ChaS. Harrison, Sis.
Lot 10, CnaS. Harrison, sl2O.
Lot 9, Chas. Dean, sl3750
Lot 5, Ohas. Dean, Sl42.60.
Lott, Chas Dean, Sl20.
Lot 6, Chas. Dean, sl00
Lot 5, Noble Barnes, 500.
Lot 4, Noble Barnes, $10O
Lot 3, Noble Barnes, $l0O.
Lot 2, B R Middleton, $l40
| Lot |, B. R. Middleton, $3.50.
BLOCK FIVE.
Rounded on the north by Emm0ns
lave, on the east by Singleton ST., on
| the south by Boulevard, on the west
by Morris Ave
Lot IA, Ubas. Dean, sl25.
Lot 13, Lee Mundy, $50.
| Lot II, Lee Mundy, sllO.
Lot IL, Lee Mundy, $3.50.
| Lot 10, r P. Hopkins, sos.
| Lot 9, R. P. Hopkins, sS5
| Lot 8, r. P. Hopkins, sll2 so.
| Lott, G. Douchant, $3.50.
Lot 6, Lee Mundy, sS5.
| Lot 5, Lee Mundy, sos.
Lot 4, Lee Mundy' $40.
Lot 8, Lee Mundy, 800.
Lot 2, Lee Mundy, 800.
Lot l, B. R. Middleton, sl25.
BLOCK TWO.
Bounded on the north by OarricS
lave, on the east by Singleton 81 OF
the south by Emmons Ave-, on tht
west by Morris Ave.
! Lot IA, Barton Imann' 800.
Lot l3, Fitz simmons Auction 70
400 This was the prize lot and wa
awarded to Mrs. W. E Crockett
Lot II, ]. N. Toalson, $50.
Lot II, John C. Carter, s75.
Lot 10, Jonn O. Carter, $3.50.
Lots s and 9, 5. P. Emmons, 500