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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
DROWNED AT MADISON.
Jesse Smiley, Aged ~ Years, Loses
Life in q Pond.

Jesse Smiley, 17-year-old son of Rob.
ert Smiley, Of Madison, we'll known
In Mexico, was drowned In a most I'M
fortunate manner Sunday, June II. In
company with five or six other boys
Of his own age be had gone for a swim
in the big pond on the place Of Joe
Atterbury. The crowd started out in
boyish fashion to swim across the
yound and young Smiley attempted to
follow. He was unequal to the task
and when about two-thirds the way
across gave out and sank, his comrades
not being in a condition to rescue
him. The alarm was given and the
body recovered, and taken to South
Monday for burial. The accident was
indeed a sad n and the bereaved
parents are to be pitied,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
RE-ARREsTED.


List Of letters remaining In the Post
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending June, %, 1904, which If not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say ADVERTISED
Anderson, Luther Bowers, Geo
Bolin, Chas Banta, DO
Clark, II Edyth Cook, Mrs S II
Donaldson, Mrs Edgar
Knox, J E2 Damerson, Chas r
Elliott, Emmett + Hood, Mrs Nc
Hughes, Mrs Matte
johnson, JnoS Morris, Miss A M
Matthias, Orphilia Morgan, Mrs Annie
Matthews, Mrs Eva
Massie, G w Painter, Luster B
Porter, II N Mccall, Robert G
Renee, Mrs Clarence.
GEORGE Fl. KUNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
AMUSEMENT PARK.
a Mexico Business Man Will Erect
One Next Spring.

The railroad boom has become per
manent and we are almost sure OF the
division. The land boom still contin-
ues and appears to grow daily, and
now Of our enterprising merchants
has decided that an amusement park
will be a paying investment and has
proposed to erect one at his own ex.
pense.
Early this spring he endeavored to
lease Cottonwood Springs and make a
small park, but satisfactory arrange
ments could not be made so the plan
failed.
Now he has planned to lease land
either near the new Burlington lake
or near Cottonwood and In the spring
Of 1905 have built an amusement park
of the most up-to-date description. AS
there is nothing Of that kind in this
portion of the State excursions would
be run owe all roads to this point,
bringing week day and Sunday crowds.
This would also support a good base
ball team and do big things toward
making Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
SANTA FE ITEMS.

| Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FE, June %. -Preaching mex
Sunday morning and night at Chris
| tian church.
Rev. Beatie filled his appointment
here Sunday night. Quite a large
crowd was present.
Nineteen of Santa Fe young people
enjoyed an outing Thursday a mile
west OF Florida. All spent a pleasant
day.
Misses Opal Webb and Josie Bull
lock, Of Moberly, are the guests of J,
l.. Bullock and family.
Little Miss Florence Bishop is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Daisy Henderson.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. J. d. Wilson.
June Is, a son.
Mrs. Ed Peak and children and Mis-.
ses Alma Camplin and LYDIA Dull camt
home Wednesday from Ash, where
they have been the guests of G.. A
Beamer and family a week.
Mrs. Tom Crump and children, Of
Perry, are visiting Chas. Orump and
family.
Grier Beamer,of Ash, is visiting rel
atives here.
Jessie Smiley vas drowned at Mad
ison, Mo-, Sunday, June IL, and wal
buried at South Fork Monday. We
extend our sympathies to the bereavet
ones.
Dan Dysart Baker is Ill Of measles
Henry Biggs and wife, of Farber
visited relatives here from Friday un
til Sunday.
Marvin and Frank Snyder attended
preaching at Victor Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Mrs. DR.. Taylor has returned from
French Lick and West Baden Springs,
Ind, after a two weeks %sojourn there
for her health.
Professionals broke into our post
Office Sunday night and carried of
considerable booty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlieb jacob and
Miss Frances and Josephine left Mon
day morning for St.. Louis and Quin-
cy, ILL.,, for an absence Of three weeks.
Misses Christina and Clara Bertels
are In st. Louis this week.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simpson died last week.
Miss Ruth Peyton spent last week
near Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mcdowell spent
Sunday night with homefolks.
Dick Burchard and family will oc-
cupy Mrs. Martha Billiards. property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
FARM PROPERTY

m 1863 acres, good brick two-story house, good barn,
N two miles from town, This is a bargain. Prict
IN $50 per:aere.
IN 260 acres, 4 miles from town, about 2 acres In
I timber, balance nice rolling prairie land, good soil
A! we'll fenced, small house and barn. Price as pei
IN acre.
E 40 acres, 4 miles from Mexico, good 4-room house,
n! small barn, good oistern and one pond. Land lays
well. Price $50. 80 per acre.
N 100 acres, 4 miles from town, So acres Of bottom
w land, balance lays we'll, not rough or rocky, fins
IN living water, Broom house, cellar, barn S4x44
~ granary and good poultry house, we'll fenced, hos
tight. Price $40 per acre
m so acres, 2 miles from railroad town, all in high
N state of cultivation, three-roem house, GOOD barr
w and we'll fenced, 2 living wells, 80 fruit trees
IN Price $45 per acre. #tI
N 1870 acres, 10 miles from town, 100 acres in Guilt
w walton, balance in timber, good 4-room house ant
IN good barn. Price $25 per acre.
~ $40 acres, 8 miles from town, $50 acres in Quilt
w walton, Is acres in bottom land, balance timber ant
IN pasture, 8 small houses on land with barns. Small
N orchard. Price $50 per acre. This land is in an ad'
w joining county of Audrain county, and is a bargain.
IN 400 acre bottom farm, about IL miles from town,
y. and 6 miles from another town, $50 acres OF bottom
~ land, balance good upland, 6-room dwelling, barr
IN and necessary ont-buildings. Price $50 per acre.
y: 100 acres, 40 acres in Montgomery county and
M balance in Audrain county, about six miles east Of
IN Wellsville and about three miles from Middletown.
IN Land lays we'll and Is well fenced, about 20 acres
w timber, Broom frame house and summer kitchen,
IN with good cellar, and two barns. Price $50 per
IN acre.
IN 80 acres, Z miles from Mexico. Farm house and
w barn, we'll fenced. Price $37. 80 per acre.
n If you are in the market for any real estate, ]
IN will be pleasee to show you what | have for sale.
IN | have several farms I will exchange mdse. and
An other property. All Of above farms are in Audrain
V and Montgomery ~countys. Mo.
~ WIN, HARDIN RIxEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Miss Annie Sullivan, sister of Dave
and Eugene Sullivan, who live 3 miles
east of town, narrowly escaped being
killed Monday by a cellar wall caving
in. 1t was about s O'Clock In the even
ing when Miss Sullivan descended the
cellar steps to get some butter and
cream for supper. AS she started to
ascend the brick wall, at her side, gave
way falling on her arm, plnning her
to the ground; her brothers, who were
near, hearing a scream, came to her
aid and e~xtricated her from the fallen
bricks. The arm was badly %lacerat-
ed, making a painful wound, though
not serious, according to her physi-
clan. The young lady has many
friends 10 the city, who will be sorry
to hear of her mishap, but will be glad
to know that her condition is improv-
fuo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

year. They were sent from Auxvasse
and purchased from the following par
ties at 81 cents a pound: Twenty-Five
from James Woodlan, 80 from Judge
Weeks and IA from Joe hartley, all OF
Nine Mile Prairie, and rs from w. j..
Baker, Of near Benton City.
Fl. II. CANT, Of Audrain county, Mo-,
marketed a load Of 263-lb hogs that
topped the market at s5.15.-J. r.
Shotwell, a regular patron Of this mar
ket from Audrain county, NO., had
cattle on the market to-day.--Schobe
d Scott, of Audrain county, Mo-, one
Of the largest shipping firms to this
market, were here to-day with q con-
signment of cattle. They had 20 steers,
l1S7 lbs, at s5. 65 and 10 head averaging
1149 lbs, thatlsold at s5 Solve Stock
Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
FROM AUXYASSE.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
AUxvAssE, June 21.-Miss Bette
Gooldy and neice, of Fulton, r visit
ing relatives here.
E. B. Campbell transacted business
in Fulton Monday.
Winnie Evans, Britton Slavens and
Felix Thomas spent Sunday in st
Louis.
Oscar Black and Finley Smith, Of
Fulton, visited in this place Mon
day.
DR.. Pritchett,of Mexico, held quar-
terly meeting services at Pleasant
Grove Saturday and Sunday morning.
Sunday night he preached an able ser
mon at the M. E. church here.
Messrs. Scroggins and wife, Bob Con-
nor and wife. Charley Holt, and Miss
Fanny Pierce left Monday for st. Louis
to see the sights of the fair.
The Baptist festival Friday night In
connection with the band concert was
quite a success. They cleared s35.
Rev. Mr.. Jesse who has been sick
for the past two months was able to
be with his congregation Sunday
morning at the Baptist church.
MI. Greer, of Mexico, was here two
days last week invoicing the furniture
| which he sold recently to Robert
| Gibbs.
Horseback riding among the young
ladies Of our town is quite popular.
Mrs. Erma Lawrence, of Kansas
City, and who has recently visited the
Holy lands, gave a lecture at the Bap-
fist church Sunday night which was
much enjoyed by all.
Dyer Bros. shipped a car of fat hogs
last week to St. Louis. They paid
from "a. rs to IS per hundred.
Several from here attended the
Guthrie sale at Ortiz last Wednes-
day,
Rev. Mr.. Barks did not preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing on account of DR.. Pritchett preach
ing at the NJ. e. church.
Gene Henderson, who travels for the
McCormick binder, spent Sunday with
his parents.
Ed Swan has gone to st. Louis to
buy cattle to put on his pasture.
S. P. Martin is visiting at Vandalia
this week.
Mrs. VIII White returned Saturday
from Sedalia, where she visited rela
tives.
Mr.. Williams and wife are seeing
the sights this week at the Worlds
Fair,
Joe Dudley and Paul Yates left Sun
day for a week in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
MEXICO VS.. COLUMBIA.
A Fast Game Expected Douglass tt
Play With Mexico.

Mexico's new base ball team will
cross bats with Columbia tomorrow
on the latter's ''turtleback." The
home team will be strengthened by
the addition of O'Donnell, catcher,
Hays, pitcher, both formerly of the
Texas League, Douglass, catcher on
Philadelphia's last years National
League team, who will play first base.
A local fan says that Douglass tried
to get released last season, but the
"Philie's" manager, thinking he
wanted to sign with other company,
refused it, consequently he still draws
his 5000 "bucks" a season and works
in the bank at Wellsville.
The game nc doubt will be a fast
one, as the company has q good speed
record. Quite q bunch Of ''rooters'
will accompany the boys and expect
to return With victory perched upon
their Hbonnets."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
Niederschulte Mooget.

On June 18th, Louis Niederschulte,
Of 3423 Illinois Ave, st. Louis, was
married to Miss Ida Mooget, Of Kims-
wick, Mo-, by Rev. Hansen, pastor Of
the Eve Lutheran church. Mr..
Niederschulte is the youngest sol Of
Henry Neiderschulte, Of near Mexico,
one OF Audrain county's most success
full farmers. Mr.. Niederschulte has
been employed as floor manager for
sometime In the Samuel Cuppels
Wholesale House. Afterward the we'd
ding supper was served at the brides
home. May joy and happiness be with
them through life is the wish Of theiI
many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Lee Bros. shipped In a car load o.
II horses to-day.
Lee Bros. sold 3 horses to Campbe'
Reid, Of st. Louis, to-day.
Earl Cunningham and Powell & Nun
dy each shipped a car of hogs to st
Louis Tuesday night.
@. A. Riven, of South Africa, Is here
in the interests Of the British govern
ment purchasing horses.
There will be a public sale Of Jacks,
Jennets, Cows, and Hogs at farm Of
Robert L. Davis, deceased, near
Thompson, Friday, June "a. wit
Nancy Hanks, the famous trotting
mare which held the worlds champ
ionship for several years, was sold q
few days ago at public sale for "a, 900,
FL. f. Noll and W. G. Hole, of Au.
drain county, Mo-, were here to-day
with cattle.-Powell s. Mundy, regu-
lar shippers to this market from Au.
drain county, Mo-, were here to-day
with a consignment of cattle. Live
Stock Reporter.
Edgar Wilbur, a big shipper from
Audrain county, Mo-, was on the
market with four loads Of 1235-lh
steers at s5. 80. This makes a total OF
II cars of stock marketed here this
week by Mr.. Wilburn and OF these ten
loads Of steers topped the market on
Monday at IS. s.. st Louis Live Stock
Reporter.
Joe Considine,o f Thompson, Audrain
county, bought 140 stock hogs of Hud.
dleston s. Miller, of near Auxvasse,
and E. L, Clark, near Mexico, bought
100 of the same firm of traders. AS
Messrs. Huddleston s. Miller paid Al
and Al cents for hogs to fill the con
truct, they must have sold them along
toward a nickel.
]. &c. Muir, Of Pleasant Grove stock
farm, near Hatton, Galloway county,
has concluded to import q few Oxford
Down sheep from England and enter
the contest at the Worlds Fair. He
has already given bis order to R. J,
Stone, Of Stonington, ILL.,, who will
visit the leading English fiocks during
this month and select a few of the
choicest TO be found In the old coun'
try.
Another demonstration Of the sta
bllitY Of the Kansas City market was
made yesterday, when r. s. Jelly, Of
Monroe county, Mo-, shipped 20 head
of corr and grass fed heifers that aver.
aged 727 lbs and sold for s5, which /;
at least SOC above the st. Louis mark
ct aud fully as much as they would
have sold for in Chicago, according te
the best unprejudiced opinion at the
stock yards.-Drovers Telegram.
4, B. Kidwell and Frank Hamilton
shipped the first car Of spring lambs
to market Monday the 18th, that have
been sent from Galloway county thii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

The receipts on the st. Louis live
stock market Tuesday were made up
of: Cattle, s,1s4; hogs, 6,142; sheep,
6,345, horses and mules, 239.
Beef and butcher steers sold from
s4.25 to s6.40; butcher heifers from
o.. s5 to s5. rs; butcher COWS from s1.00
to s4.10; veal calves from $500 to 60. rs;
stockers and feeders from $500 TO
"a. rs.
Hogs Good butcher and heavy hogs
sold at IS. 30(a5. So, fair to good medi-
UNI weights and packers s5.20(95.3o.
lights above $50 lbs. average "a. 75(9
al. rs, under $50 lbs. average Z 800
@4.50, pigs under 100 lbs. $4,000
Ass, and roughs and culls at $4,000
4.75. The bulk Of the hogs weighing
$50 lbs. or more soldI at s5.1T95.17,
against s5. 00(d5.15 on Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
M-ARTINSBURG ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
MARTINsBRUG, June 22.-Mrs. w. Il
Taylor returned from French Lick
Ind, last Wednesday where she ha(
been the past few weeks for the bene
ft of her health.
Mr.. Harry Noel shipped a IA loat
Of cattle Monday night.
Miss Leila Walker spent SUNDAY
with relatives at Wellsville.
Miss Rose Christrup is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs. r. w. Taylor went to Mexict
Saturday.
DR.. Lanier, who has been residing
in Martinsburg the past two months
is meeting with great success.
Joe Watkins, Of Thompson, visited
his father, Fred Watkins, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Torreyson returned
from Laddonia Thursday.
The post-offiee here was robbed Sun
day night, about fifty dollars, includ
ing stamps, postal cards and silve
was taken.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
MARTINsBURe, June 21.-Born, Il
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kensnyder, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse, q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Overbaugh, o
Texas, are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman and son
Raymond, visited the Worlds Fai
last week.
Mrs. G. d. Williams and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noel, Mrs. Johl
Davis, the Misses Adrian, Miss Duh
bert and many Others from here en-
ioyed the Worlds Fair last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Sunday six new trains we're installed
on the Alton with a new timetable.
This will make it possible to leave
this city at almost any hour and reach
st. Louis an hour earlier than hereto
fore.
The. new trains are vestibule
throughout and elegantly equipped,
They will run from Kansas City tc
Louisiana where they will be trans
ferred to the Burlington tracks into
st. Louis.
Their schedule is most complete In
every particular and passenger traffic
will largely increase. Mexico contin'
ues to be the railroad center of the
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Floyd W.. Tuttle and Miss Maude
Shockley, both of Columbia, were
married at the home of the BRIDES
parents, in Windsor street, in that
city, Wednesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock. The couple left Immediately
for st. Louis where they will attend
the Worlds Fair for several days, after
which they will return to Columbia to
reside. Miss Dixie Tuttle, of near
Mexico, attended the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle have the con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes OF their
many friends In Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
The Finest Fabric

made by human skill is coarse com
pared with the lining Of the bowels.
When this tender membrane is lrritat.
ed we have grippe pains, diarrhoea and
cholera morbus. Whatever be the
cause of the trouble, take Perry Davis
Painkiller according to the directions
with each bottle. Travellers In al
climates carry Painkiller in their grip
sacks. Large bottles % and so cents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, June 22.-Mrs. Franz
Brown has returned from a pleasant
visit to her brothers In Eaton, Colo.
]. W. Foley went to Springfield, Ill.
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
his mother.
Tom Turner and family have return
ed from southeast Missouri and have
moved on the farm with John
Stumph.
Shelf Douglass made a flying trip to
Montgomery City Friday.
Rev. J.E. Kerr and family, of Mont
gomery City, visited friends here a
few days last week.
MI. Henry, of Troy, Mo-, vas the
guest of friends here Sunday.
DIR. Harrison was over from Fulton
Saturday.
Frank and Lille Erlsman, Coneliusi
Earl and Ed johnson are attending
the Worlds Fair this week.
Mr.. Moore and wife, of Mexico, spent
Sunday at B. Waddington's.
Miss Richards, Of Texas, is visiting
her nieces, Misses Waddington.
A number from Benton City attend
ed the supper at Rush Hill Saturday
night and report a pleasant time.
Several from here took advantage
of the excursion to Randolph Springs
Sunday.
Miss Turley, OF Mexico, was dowr
Wednesday.
John Nichols was here Tuesday
with the intention of buying one o.
| the business firms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
Funeral of George Willingham

Funeral services over the remains Of
George Willlngham we're conducted
from the home of bis mother, Mrs
Nancy Willingham, on East Prom
enande street, Sunday morning BY
Rev. FL. e. Truck.
The pallbearers were Shelby Barry
Edward Pratt, Elmer Rutter, Franz
Hazard, James Owen and Carson
Wolff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

We want to thank all Of our deal
friends for their many acts Of kindness
in the death of our dear son and broth
er, and also to the kind ministers fol
their comforting words and the las
burial words at the grave, we do thanh
you every one In this sad hour.
MRS. NANCY WILLIEeHAM,
CHAs. WILLINaHAM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

Miss Mary Scott, formerly a teacher
In the colored school and q member o.
OF n of the most respected coloret
families in the community, will bt
married Monday In Guthrie, Ok, t.
DR.. A. D.. Griffin, who formerly resid
ed here. She will leave this city thu
latter part Of the week and meet DR.
Griffin on the wedding day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
JOHN ANDERSON
is RELEASED
YOUNG MAN FOUND MOT GULL
TY" IN JUDGE MURPHY's
POLICE COURT.
ARRESTED ON STATE WARRANT,
EDMONST0N IS RE-ARRESYED
Anderson Was Charged With Com
plicity in the Hardin College
Campus "Pranks"- Each
Gave Bond to APP
pear in July.

John Anderson, Jr., who was charg-
ed with completely In the Hardin Col.
lege wire-cutting and bomb-shooting,
also turning a team loose on a public
highway, was acquitted Monday after.
noon by a jury of six In Judge Muir
phys Police Court. Anderson was
brought to this city from Great Bend,
Kan, last Friday by Deputy Sheriff
Sims to answer the charge.
Anderson's trial began Saturday
morning and this afternoon at a:35 he
was acquitted. Immediately upon the
announcement Of the verdict, and as
Anderson was thanking the jurors,
officer Sims rearrested him upon a
State warrant, the one he was brought
back on. He was taken before Judge
Bass and gave a $500 bond to reappear
July 18th. W. W. Fry going on the
bond.
EDMoNsToN RE-ARREsTED.
During Monday afternoon, shortly
after Anderson's second arrest, Arnold
Edmonston was arrested on a State
warrant charging disturbance Of the
peace. He gave bond amounting to
$500 to appear before Squire Bass July
IL. Edmonston has already been fined
$97.45 by the city court.
Mr.. Arnold Edmonston wishes to
state that he did not plead guilty
when tried by the city, but that bis
father appeared in the court and
plead guilty unknown to him. The
first he knew Of 1t was when his father
presented him with the r~eceipted fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
Jackman Brothers Ruy Creamery

Paul and William Jackman, who
operate the Jackman Brothers's steam
laundry on North Jefferson street,
have purchased the Mexico Creamery
plant on North Washington street,
from Thomas Roden, and will take
possession July first. The deal in
cluded the machinery, building ant
one lot.
The Messrs Jackman will operate
the creamery in addition to theil
laundry business, and expect to make Z
number of improvements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
Street Fair at Glasgow.

There will be a big street fair at
Glasgow, Me-. for a week, commencing
Monday, June 81. There are many
excellent attractions in connection
with this event, and the management
of the fair extends a cordial invitation
to all from this city to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

L. p. Howard and Miss Mamie jolly
were married at the Keith Hotel,
Sturgeon, at 5 O'Clock Wednesday
June Is, by Rev. NJ. M. Show. Inc
bride is a daughter Of Joseph Jolly, oil
Monroe county, and the groom IS q
Young farmer living near Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
hnticRI

Will sell the Emerson STAN
dard Moving Machine, 8 foot
cut, at $40 cash. Each ma
chine warranted. Repairs and
binding Irvine on hand at all
times. SAM NORRIS.
ma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
COUNTY NEWS.
FROM

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RowENA, June 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
FL. B. Merry gave a social Friday night
In honor of Misses Minnie SEWERS and
Bell Crawford.
Jas. Dickerson and family are enter
tanning his brother and family from
Colorado.
Eula Gritton is visiting her brother
In Monroe county.
Master Garland Mitchell, who has
been spending a few weeks with his
sister here, returned home Monday.
Booth Neil is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mallory, near Hoilensville.
Frank Emerson entertained a num-
Der Of friends at his home Saturday
night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23
Church Murder Trial.

Circuit Judge johnson, of this dis
trict, adjourned court here Saturday
to go to Warrenton where he will try
w. c. Church, who is charged with
killing his foster parents. The trial
eta rtad to-day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-23

P. w. Patterson, of T~exarkana,
Ark. with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Patterson, and Mrs. Samuel Patter'
son, is the guest of his half brother
DIR. A. M. Patterson, in this city. The
visiting brother is 20 years old and
had never seen his brother, the doctor,
before.