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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16
A Testimonial.
Grants Pass, Ore,
June u, 1905.
DR.. +. A. elise & Son.
Eye-sight Specialists,

IL AoNbs
DR.. +. A. elise & Son,
Eye-sight Specialists,
Gentlemen: 1t is with pleasure l
recommend you to others. Since COM
mencing to wear glasses have had
serious trouble in getting a pair TO fit
my eyes. Have tried leading opticians
and oculists in different parts of the
United States, sbut never till you
tested my eyes have been fitted.
The glasses you prescribed for me
about month ago give me perfect
sight and rest my eyes. The careful
manner in which you examine the
eyes should appeal to everyone who
need glasses.
S HAMMEL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16
EnIe rsins Cha utsuqua Building

Visitors at the coming session Of
the Southern Oregon Chautauqua
Assembly in Ashland can hardly be
expected to recognize the unique
tabernacle where they have so many
times in the past been edited and
entertained. The beehive shaped
structure has been bisected and one
half moved back and an extension
built between the two halves, TO
double the seating accommodations
in the building. Another cupola will
be added and the building will be
generally improved to meet the
growing needs Of the Assembly. The
movers finished their work Friday
and the carpent rs are busy now with
their contract Ashland Tidings.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16
Reception to EvanReIIsts

The Chapel car Emanuel left Wed
nesday evening for Merlin. The
evangelists, Rev and Mrs Il. r
Hermiston, who are with the chapel
car. were tend red "A farewell recep-
tion ON the afternoon Of Wednesday
at the residence of Mrs. W II. Patillo
10y the Baptist Ladies Aid Society
A delightful social lime was had and
Refreshments we're served. A mirth.
provoking recitation was given by
Mrs Hermiston that proved the lady
to be line elocutionist
The reception clos d by An address
by Rev ]. b. Travis. in which he ex.
pressed the appreciation Of the mem
bers Of the Baptist church and Of the
citizens of Grants Pass for the etii.
cient work aud for the fine sermons
that both Rev. and Mrs. Hermiston
had delivered at the series Of meet.
ings helu tie past week at the Baptis,
church. Rev Hermiston responded
in feeling manner stating that he
and Mrs Hermiston would have,
wherever they went, only the kindliest
recollection of their stay in Grants
l Pass aud Of the many conrtesies that
had been extended to them while here.
Geo. Bacher is visiting his parents
aud old friends here this week. Mr.
Bacher was member Of tha MAY
class graduating from the North
Pacific dental college He has de-
cided to locate permanently in Rose.
burg.
+. c. Dixon has sold his interest
in the Dixon Bros dental business 10
his brother aud has moved with his
family 20 Ashland where he has
opened an Office opposite the Hotel
Oregon. Mr. Dixon also sold his resi-.
dence property ON c street to hi
brother.
Postmaster c. +. Harmon went to
Selma Friday to accompany home
Mrs. Harmon, who had gone to their
farm near that place to spend the
summer, 10 seek relief from hay
fever. but getting no relief she was
compelled to Ietun TO Grants Pass.
and she and Mr.. Harmon got back
Monday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16

II You want your property sold. list
it with ". L IRELAND, the REAL
ESTATE MAN, COURIER BUILD.
ING, ground fioor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16
Mnsnns Meet I'm Portland.

The souvenir quartz pins, made by
the Grants Pass Woman's club. have
proven exceedingly popular and
thousands of them have been given
away TO Eastern people. The Courier
job office has been busily engaged in
turning out the catds for these pins
which are made each Thursday at the
mining exhibit rooms at which time
It is desired thar all the ladies IN
terested, whose time is not otherwise
taken, may assist in making these
pms, The Plus which visitors de-
scribe as the hit Of the fair, are made
of circular card on which are in
scribed the words, Grants Pass,
Oregon, Josephine county, gold
quartz. " In the center Of this card
is fastened piece of quartz, the
finished pin presenting neat aud
striking effect.
Josephine county is represented at
the Lewis II Clark lair in n manner
perhaps not SO elaborate or preten-
tious as some counties but quite
strikingly aud effectively and the
mineral exhibit is one that attracts a
great deal of attention. The gold
display OF L. L. Jewell. $1,000 worth
Of nuggets aud god quartz, is attrac.
i've in a remarkable degree This is
shown under glass and is one Of the
striking features IN the exposition.
Miss Effio Yost leaves Saturday
morning Tor a short stay at Green.
back aud will then 80 to Portland to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. H. s Bailey,
go acres Of good river bottom land
at u snap, within 30 minutes drive
from town, Terms easy. W. l.. Ire.
land, The Real Estate Man, Ground
floor, Courier Building.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16

60 acres Of good river bottom land
at u snap, within 30 minutes drive
from town, Terms easy. W. l.. Ire.
land, The Real Estate Man, Ground
floor, Courier Buildiug
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Illinois to run his thresher.
THOMPSON.

Miss Bessie James left for a
visit to Centralia Saturday after a
visit to the Misses Davis here.
Mrs. Ben Franklin of Mexico
visited her parents here last week.
Mrs. w. D. Thomas of Fulton
a n Il NJ r s. Stevens of Mex
leo were guests at n. j. Stevens
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Lulu Greasy OF Centralia
was here Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Brown returned to
her home in Mexico Thursday af-
ter visit to Mrs. Chas. Clarke.
Mrs. j. NJ. TRULY is entertain
ing her mother from Boone coun-
ty.
Tom Fletcher returned to his
home in st. Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. Brink of Hallsville
and Mrs. Il. f. Elliott were guests
of Mrs. r. w. Berrcy at Mexico
Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Fecht of Cotton
wood Springs is spending the week
here.
Mrs. Tom Greasy is entertaining
her brother, Dam Long, wife
and daughter of Oklahoma.
r. II. Brown spent Sunday in
Benton City.
Mrs. Jas Cunningham and son
are home from Montgomery City
where they were the guests of rela.
tives.
j. Owen Tinsley has moved to
Mexico where he is &. & A. night
operator.
10. Tinsley was here from Mex
leo Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
PRAIRIE LEA.

Fred Mann has been very sick
with the cramps.
Col. Billy MOngler and Bro.
Gabe Ellgood were on the Lea last
Sunday.
Tom Arnall aud his sister, Mrs.
Rodgers, and her two sous were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Atkins.
Oats are threshing from 20 to 50
bushels to the acre.
The corn looking fine. A few
more rains will make a large yield,
Philip Shire said that he was moi
afraid of the Mexico Fox getting
his frogs but he was afraid of the
Bean Creek geese, Phil has fenced
his frog farm with an 8.foot woven
wire fence.
Frank Robertson has gone t
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
CANT,

Miss Maud Loren of HallsviIle
is visiting her uncle, 5. p. Loren.
E. j. Sims is in Arkansas this
week.
Protracted meeting is in prog
ress at New Hope church, conduct
ed by Rev. Bradley, assisted by
Rev. TrOwer of La Grange, Mo.
Protracted meeting is in prop.
ress ot Hickory Grove conducted
NV Rev Hart of Fulton.
c p Iooo, doriro,od boos %
Cant g. Corsid,ro Of Tbon,rSon
Mondoy prioo roid 80 no,
III
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"''o"N " ms ''''' "
d. IT, nays ana family Oh zen
tralia visited the l"'hi'y Oh D. IL
halus 0unuay'
Mr.. f. F. Beatty departed this
life at O:25 a. M, July y, at his
home at this place. Funeral SER
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
here

here.
Claud Embrey of Clark, Ran
dolph county, was here about ten
days visiting his sister and family
Naylor school begins next Mon
day. Miss Sadie O'Brien will
WELD the birch at this place for
the next consecutive term.
Mrs. Ellis visited her son Oc-
tave aud family recently.
Miss Beulah SimcOe is visiting
friends and relatives over in the
kingdom of Galloway.
The ice cream supper given at
Bethlehem church was a glorious
success. A large and orderly
crowd and $4l Melted. Proceeds
will go toward painting the church.
Rev. CA. Mitchell filled his reg
ular appointment at Bethlehem
church Saturday and Sunday last.
A large crowd ont at each meeting.
Rev. G. G. Long was called to
the pastorate of Bethlehem Bap.
fist church for the ensuing year at
last Saturday business meeting.
lie will begin work 2nd Sunday in
Sept. Rev. Mitchell couldn't ac.
cept the place on account of previ-
Gus arrangements.
Mrs. Fonnie Faddis will attend
the Columbia Fair one day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fox and
Miss Effie Bruce attended the Col
umbia Fair.
Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter is still i'll,
we are sorry to state.
j. w. Holloway is taking a
course of treatments from DR..
Traughbcr.
HOllensville and Simmer crossed
bats again Saturday last. Res ult
8 to 6 in favor of HCllensville.
Hollensville second team We're
defeated by Long Branch LIST team
in a game of ball last Saturday.
Tom Bruce and Claud Sansberr!
Of Mexico were out Saturday tC
witness ball game between Hol
leasville and Skinner.
MI. and Mrs. Morley of Illinoi
are here the guests of DIV. Butte
and family. Mrs. Worley is sis
ter of Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. Mundy and Miss Goldie En-
erson were guests of the Misses
Baker Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
LADDONIA.

Died, at the home of G. A. Tor
reyson, his aunt, Mamie Young,
July 23rd. Born, Dec. y, 1915;
age 80 years, Z months, IL days.
Ed. Rice conducted the funeral
service at the house , p. M, July
2j. Inferred in theLaddonia Gem
etery.
]. I. Brakeman has bought the
Southern Hotel again.
Field Akridge is having j. w,
Freeman build him a fine Groom
cottage on his lots in North Lad.
donia. He will move to town soon
as the building is completely
Mrs. J. c. DeLaporte aud son,
Thomas, with a number of Other
Laddonians went on the excur
sion to Quincy, last Friday ant
report the trip success for {
good enjoyable time. The train
nor boat was not crowded.
Sunday school teachers will NEE
at the home of Ed. Beatty Ric,
next Friday for the study of mex
Sundays lesson.
Cunningham & Hobson shipped
a car of hogs Monday.
Tie oats market has been bus,
for the past two weeks in Laddo
MIA. Price 26c.
All our sick are reported i'm
proving, Clarence Denman, Fran
Grange and G. Beal.
Jeff Hamilton has rented tn
Brakeman property. He will NOV
when Blakeman gets possession q
the hotel.
Miss Maggie Torreyson returne
here from Kansas while en- rout
to Portland, Oregon, to care fo
her aunt in her last sickness at he
brothers., g. A. TOrreyson.
More granitoid walks on Fror
street. The Lacrosse Lumber O.
have moved in line their fence pre-
paratory to putting granitoid wal
across their front.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
MOLINO.
lice cool weather.

Nice cool weather.
Everything bids fair for a big
corn crop to be gathered this fall.
Some of the oats fields are aver.
aging 40 bu. per acre in the Wes-
ley Chapel neigbborhood. Haven't
commenced threshing in this
neighborhOod yet.
Large crowds attend the meeting
at Midway; u have been baptized
up to this writing.
The meeting will commence at
Mt, Zion tonight Monday. Rev.
Stuart of Paris will do the preach
ing. Everybody should come who
is not interested in the meeting at
Midway.
Mr.. VIM. Asbury who had a
sun stroke last Friday is very i'll
and but little hopes of his recov-
cry.
The Misses Berry were guests of
Mrs. WHITEWATER a part of last
week.
Mrs. Clay Berrey and Mrs Os'
car Martin who have been quite
sick are better.
Baseball seems to be the fad
with the boys this summer.
Mrs. F. Boulware and Mrs
Jno. Bledsoe of near Santa Fe are
the guests of their mother, Mis-
Geo. Elzea.
Hay harvest is about over. Tit
hay was very light.
Burt CauthOrn started to SOutl
Dakota last Thursday,
We are glad to hear Mrs, Anna
Lipp's children who had thu
whooping cough so badly are mucl
better.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Making Good Roads.

Bevier, Mo-, July 24.-Farmers
who live along rural route No. 2,
ont of here, have organized road
working clubs of from four to six
members. Each club has road
drag and assumes responsibility
for a given number of miles. The
entire route is worked after every
rain. The rural mail carrier, G..
A. Smith, challenges anybody in
the state to produce as good a Sec
ton of dirt road as the one he
travels over. BY the clubbing
plan no one has to make any great
sacrifice to perform his share of
the work. There is q keen rivalry
between the different clubs to
make their respective jurisdictions
excel in smOothness. Culverts,
fencing and hills are also treated
and repaired by the clubs. The
scheme was inaugurated to furnish
the mail carrier a good route in
bad weather. 1t was found that a
little extra teffort would make {
first class, permanent road, and
the farmers decided to perfect
their system, The road is now
ideal for any rOrt Of vehicles Of
automobiles. Smith says that two
years experience in the service ha'
convinced him that the drag il
the best tool for the country road
With about two hours labor, in
Guiding one man and a team, short
ly after Il rain, the farmer cal
make a mile of good road, and
will remain so until another heav!
rain comes, when, of course, thl
performance will have to be re
peated. The clubs along rout
| No. 2 have demonstrated to thei
satisfaction that it is cheaper t
build good roads by their individ
ual effort than to depend on tn
old system followed by the coun
lty.u
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Aoee..---.-N--.-.eaaeA
NEIGHBORHQ0D NEWS
Rush HILL.

Well, yes, we've been sick, aw-
full sick. The doctor said it was
a heterogeneous mass of conglom.
Grated disease. Couldn't just name
it but the spinal column seemed to
become ossifed, so to speak and adj
hered too closely to the mLcuOns
membrane, and the specific gravi-
ty seemed to retard PRONUNCIATION.
Now, wasn't we sick, thought
All orr elevators are buying and
shipping oats. j. g. Maxwell and
Anil Feutz each have a horse power
machine that will take a load of
oats ont of a wagon and put it into
Il car in from four to seven min
utes. 1t takes longer to drive on
and off the thing than it does to
unload the oats and shoot them in
to the car. Everything takes the
hard labor off of the lazy man,
while the poor tired woman still
bends over the detestable wash
beard.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Old Sc ttlers.

The Montgomery County Old
Settlers hold their oath reunion at
their grounds, 20 acres bought
this year, New Florence, Missouri,
August 5th.
The stand privileges and con-
cessiOns already let are greater
than ever before, a merry 60
round, tent shows, foot-races, shoe
races, twin baby show and many
other things will interest h e
folks.
Bellhower and Big Spring Brass
Bands will make music.
Hon. j. E. Swanger, Secretary
of State, will be the orator OF
the day.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
POWELL FORD.

Hay harvesting is about over.
Threshers are in our locality.
Miss Lena Louder Of near Ben
ton City is the guest of Miss Paul.
inc Powell.
Arthur Hamilton from Shelbina
was in our locality Monday.
A small child of Walter Wilson
is quite i'll at Alex Carter's.
Miss Ruby billiard of Laddonia
returned home after a pleasant Wis
it with relatives in this vicinity.
James Powell delivered somt
lambs last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
y YOUR NEIGHBORS y

DR.. i. o. Rodcs is here from
Boulder, Colo.
w. A. Sharp and wife are visit
ing at Holiday.
w. w. Fry is visiting the Port
land Exposition.
Miss Mamie Davis is visiting at
Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. r. Arnold, ST., is home
from a visit at Kansas City.
Miss Nola McCord has been Wis
iting friends near Laddonia.
Rev. A. w. Kokendoffcr arriv-
ed home last week from Indiana.
Judge w. w. Bolts and family
are visiting at Spalding Springs.
Mr.. "Flave" Vandeventer visit
ed his children at Columbia last
week.
DR.. E. d. Vandeventer of Lad
donia was in Mexico Tuesday on
business.
Misses Ocie aud Ruth Winscott
have returned from a visit to rela'
tives near Worcester.
Mrs. C.. B. WilkersOn is home
from an extended visit with rela
tiyes at Santa Fe.
Mrs. Thomas Britt of Fulton i:
visiting the family of Rev. j. .
EdmOnston of Mexico.
Mrs. Escue Brandon of Mexico
is visiting her brothers, FOunt ant
Bud Dayis, near Farber.
Mrs. b. &. Reavis and littl
daughter of Canton are visiting
Mrs. Reavis' sister here, Mrs. p
| IL. Cullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Backman Brow
have returned to st. Louis after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S, Mar
tin, north of Mexico.
Little Miss Genevieve Clark
daughter of Congressman Cham
Clark, lis the guest of Mr.. and Mr..
Wallace Bassford on West Low
Street.
Miss Hattie Hughes has return
? ed from a visit with Mrs. V. /
Herndon in Columbia. Miss Vel
Herndon was also a recent visitC
in Mexico.
' Mrs. j. N. Rigg and son, eli
ton, Mrs. V. F. Morris aud daugI
t ter, Miss Pearl, and Miss Pea
: McElhiney spent Sunday
GAINESVILLE.
MIR. and Mrs. r. r, Buckner
this city attended a surprise di
ner at Auxvasse last Thursday 81
o ven by Mrs. John I. Buekner
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
To use The newspapers.

Hannibal, Mo-, July 20.-At
the meeting of the Missouri re-
tailers, just closed in this city, the
members unanimously agreed to
discontinue the use of programs,
song and cook books, church and
society rosters, bills of fare, and
theater programs and freak
methods of advertising, They cut
out all signing of subscription
papers without the consent of the
board of directors, and cOnfue
their advertising to the legitimate
mediums, the newspapers. They
deciced to discontinue rebates aud
discounts to ministers, school teach
ers, dressmakers and all special
classes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Bessie Barnes Funeral.

Centralia, Mo, July 19.-The
funeral of Miss Bessie Barnes, who
was shot and killed last Sunday
in st. Louis by Mrs. Mary Car.
der, was conducted at the Baptist
church in this city this afternoon
by Rev. Y, NJ. Smith before a
large audience. This was the FORM
er home of the dead girl, and she
was highly respected.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

A negro Orraigned in South
Missouri court on the charge of
stealing a cow pleaded not guilty.
"Ah nevah stoled dat cow" he eX-
planned to the judge. "Yoh Honah,
she took a fancy toe me EN- fol-
Tered me home. An tried ter shoe
huh back, but no, sab, she wouldn't
go. Dat night she bawled so hahd
All had ter let huh in my balm
SOS ma family could git some
Sleep"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

Tuesday of this week the St.
Louis Republic contained the fol.
lowing relative to Mrs Carder. who
killed Miss Barnes:
Cooling contentedly unconscious
of the grave charge against its
mother the 2.months-old child of
Mrs. Mary Carder occupies a cell
with her in the women's quarter Of
the city Jail.
The baby, the first to have been
in the Jail for some time, has more
nurses than any other infant in
st. Louis. Every one of the wo-
men prisoners in the Jail black aud
white alike, spent the day in car
ing for the little one, while the
mother lay Frustrated on cot.
Little toys were produced from =
secret places, and anything to at
tract the infants eyes was brought
out. The Jail matrOns also are de.
voting their attention to the baby
and the stricken mother.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Dalton issued warrant Saturday
charging Mrs. Carder with murder
in the first degree. The warrant
was served on her in the CRY Hos
pital yesterday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Pinns.
Mrs. Cnrder has been in the
hospital ever since Sunday, July
lG, when she shot and killed Bes-
sic Barnes, u years Old,at No.
| 21O2 Lucas avenue. Mrs. Carder
had procured the pistol she says, to
aid her husband who was threaten
ed with attack.
Bessie Barnes, according to Mrs.
Carder, grabbed her from behind.
They struggled and the weapon
was discharged, the bullet entering
the girls breast, Mrs. Carder de-
clares the shooting was accidental.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Dial ton, however, decided that the
charge should he first-degree muir
der.
Mrs. Carder waived preliminary
hearing in the Court of Criminal
Correction. She was carried to
the Jail, deputy carrying the
baby. Inside the Jail doors she
gave a shudder aud tainted. When
she revived her baby was in the
arms of a negresS, who was car
, ing for it as tenderly as the moth
er could.
, "Neither mother nor baby will
want for anything in Jail, declares
, the big, kiudhearted jailer, james
, Dawson. I'm going to fix up {
O.. private for them, where they will
: have every attention. l will see
that the little one gets only the best
milk to be had, and the mother
n shall have everything a mother
II should have"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

A banquet was given at the ae-
RE of the Eagles Tuesday night by
the real estate men of Mexico in
honor of Col. johnson Of Chicago,
connected with the Drovers' Jour-
nal. Col. johnson will publish a
write.up soon in the Journal of
Mexico and Audrain county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Bowles Going to Japan.

Wellsville, Mo-, July 22.-Pro-
lessor Frank Bowles of this city,
who has been n member of the
faculty of Central College at Fay
cite for the last two years, has been
appointed one of the Govern.
ment's teachers for Japan, and in
company with his bride will de.
part for that country next month.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

honor 0 her husbands 18th
birthday.
Mrs. Bette Cauthorn a n d
daughters gave dining yesterday
in honor of their guests, Misses
Julia and Emma Cauthoru of Col
umbia. About fifteen young ladies
assembled and a merry day wa;
spent.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

The board of managers of the
Baptist Orphans Home of Mis-
sour has purchased twenty-One
acres in Overland Park, where a
building to cost $50, 900 will be
built. When the work is finished
this institution will be one of the
finest and most effective in the
state.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

The Farmers Mutual Fire and
Lightning Insurance Co. of Mexico
is arranging to go out of business.
They are reinsuring their clients
in other safe companies.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

G. Kabrich and wife write that
they are enjoying the scenes out at
Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Kabrich
says the crops in Kansas are big
ger than ever known before and in
Colorado the prairie dog crop is as
big as ever, also. Mr.. Kabrich is
out to see it all.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

A. E. Grantham, a brother of
Mrs. S. P. Emmons of Mexico, will
be an instructor in Agronomy at
the State University the coming
school year. Agronomy relates to
the study of soils.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

C.. F. Clark will have his big lot
sale some time in August. Ten
acres will be sold, The ground bor-
dering on the Boulevard in the
south part o f town. The old
Clark home stands on this ground
and will be given awy free during
the sale.