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Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
kALMAR Lam. Nytt ~suIfitboIau. l

a
dagarna har i Norrk0ping bildats EFT
nytt bolag, benamndt Sundslatts aktie-
bolag. Delta bolag, hvars minimika-
pital skall utgora $1,000 kr. och maxi
mikapital 10000, har ink0pt EFT vat
tenfall / Kraksmala socken, och am
mar vid Sundslatts station a Monster
as-Asheda jernvag uppf0ra en- slip
eller sulfitmassefabrik. Verksamhe-
ten torde komma att b0rja nasta host.
M~inimikapitalet DIR redan fulltecknadt.
Styrelsen har slit safe / N%orrk0ping.
Till styrelseledamoter ha utsetts in
genior ]. H. Sehlberg, Gefle, f. fabri-
k0ren c. G. Jonsson, Norrk0ping, och
pappersmastaren NJ. Fl. Peterson,
Skarblacka.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
BONUS LAM. Erksnnande for ON

BUHUS Ian. Erkannande Tor ON
vSrdnad at fornminnen. Vitterhets-,
historic och Observation-Disclosures har
for hemmansegaren M. Johansson i
Skredsvik betygat sin stora tacksam.
het for Diet nit och omvardnad han eg-
nat Skredsviks fornminnen. Speciellt
CALLER erkannandet upptackandet af 4
flintverkstader fran aldre stenaldern
vid gardarna Kallsas och Svensland,
hvilka for en- It'd sedan blifvit under
s0kta och meddelade akademien af
Tn. LANCER fran Dalsland.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

stangans reglerins. Pa samantha
de | Vimmerby d. 4 Nov. ha intressen-
terna | Stangans reglering beslutit ut
taxera 10000 kr. att anvandas som af-
betalning pa Diet erhallna statslanet a
100000 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

koPPARBERGS LAM. Oct rlka Or
sa. Pa kommunalstamma i Orsa den
80 Okt. faststalldes kommunens ut
giftsstat for nasta ar u~ppgaende till
kr. 229. 1876, till hvars fyllande kr. 224,-
200 skola utga af Observation-Disclosures
rantemedel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

del af fabriksbyggnaden raddades. Fle-
ra af m~askinerna forstordes och en- del
varor blefvo lagornas rof. Fabrikens
egare, som icke hade nagot forsakradt,
gor en- jemforelsevis stor forlust.
Ljusdal viii bli kSping7 Municipal
namnden l Ljusdal foreslar municipal
stamman att tillsatta en- komite for
utredning af mojligheten az forvarf-
vande af k0pingsrattigheter at mum.
cipalsamhallet.
ofverkord at taget och dodad. Nat
ten till d. 80 okt. o~fverkordes / mar
heten at Vallsta station mellan Boil
mas och Ljusdal drangen Per Rask
fran Vallsta af nedgaende taget. Rask
skars bokstafligen itu af taget, sd att
OGDEN var ogonblicklig. Han var ON.
kring So ar gammal och ogift.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
GEFLEBoRGS Ian. Eldsvsda

GEFLE5ORGS LAM. EIdsvada |
Vaddfabrik. Den "a Okt. utbr0t cid i
Norrlands vaddfabrik / Jarbo, hvilken
eyes af fabrikor A. Berggren. Tack va
re att eden o~bserverades sa smart, lyc-
kades man genom EFT energiskt slack
ningsarbete begransa eden, sa att en-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
SANTA FE ITEMS

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FEE, Dec. 20 Preaching at
Christian Church next Sunday by Rev
B G Reayis
Rev ] @ Latham, of Arkansas, visit
ed his sister, Mrs JEFF Bates, last week.
Robert Fairbairn, wife, daughter,
Mrs Heller and son, were in Mexico
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Crigler's infant
child was buried here Thursday.
Mrs Nell Force Huffman, Of near
Paris, returned home Saturday. Miss
Dull and Clarence Force accompanied
her home.
Miss Alma Camplin kept post-office
for Mrs e + Quisenberry from We'd
nesday until Friday.
Miss Genia Carter and brother, Dell,
were in Mexico Thursday.
Mrs VIII Sterrett left for Kansas
City Monday, where she was operated
on Wednesday. The operation was
very successful and she is doing nicely
Mr. Sterrett and DR. O M Baker &C
companied Mrs Sterrett to Kansas
City.
James Chapel, formerly Of this placs
but now Of Ainsworth, Iowa, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs L f Quisenberry
Harry Hendrix, Of Kansas City, ant
little son, Harold, Of Farber, visitet
Ed Hendrix and family last week.
Quite a number from this place at
tended court at Paris last week. w
are delighted to say that John L Bull
lock received full amount Of his In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Dec. l9.--A Christmas
tree here on Sunday night a nice
Program is being arranged for the oc-
casion at the M e church.
Mr. Olesan and family, and Ben
Dugan will move to Kansas City this
week to reside.
L NJ Myers sold y a load Of scrap
iron last week.
JW McComic is here from Colorado
and rented his farm to Cread Roy.
Perry Maine and wife IRE guests of
Mr. and Mrs McClintic, OF neal Monroe
City.
10 Maxwell has bought out the
QuInlan stock OF goods and will oc.
cupy that stand for his store now.
Mrs Lutte DiRgs has been very low.
Lee stewart is on the sick list.
Attorneys Burch and Shannon were
business visitors here Monday.
Ebert Farah has resigned bis posi-
ton at Venice.
Mrs Jessie Sipples is here from
Kirksville, Mo.
The postotice will move Wednesday
to Doolin building, between the bank
and barber shop.
The corn Is about all In. No corn
will be In the field by Christmas.
MIR Hall, Of Springfield, ILL.,, is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs Karnes.
John Luckie was up from st Lonis
last week. He says he thinks he will
move back to the farm this spring.
There will be a Christmas tree al
Eureka school house Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
BURGLARY.
Thief Enters Brown Bakery Tuesday
Night Through Basement
But is Frightened
Away.

shortly after midnight Tuesday
night J. at Brown, proprietor Of the
Brown Bakery, vas awakened by the
noise made by a burglar forcing an
entrance to bis store room.
Mr.. Brown, whose apartments are
in the same building and just above
the bakery, arose and crossed the
street to telephone for the police.
Returning with some friends, whom
he stationed outside, he entered the
building, and going to the basement.
turned on the light In time to see the
would-be-thief leaving through the
e door. Owing to the darkness
outside, he made his escape and 1t was
impos sible to give any accurate de-
scription OF him or tell whether he
was black or white.
The intruder gained admittance to
the building through the grating,
which covers the outside entrance to
the basement, and by forcing q win
dow. Nothing Of value has been
missed and IL Is thought that he "a
discovered before he had time to Sc
cure any booty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
YOUNG WOMAN BADLY INJURED
Miss Mable Babb Thrown From
Buggy in a Runaway and
Sustains Painful
Injuries.

Miss Mable Babb, sister of Mrs. Nc
Masters, who resides In the western
suburbs Of this city, sustained painful
injuries Sunday afternoon about 2:30
by being thrown from a buggy.
Miss Babb and Mrs. McMasters,
who sing in the Christian church
choir, we're en- route to the afternoon
Dedication services when the accident
occurred. They we're driving in a
single buggy, and while crossing the
Clark avenue vladuct, the approach Of
a train startled the horse. Mrs. Nc
Masters told a LEDGER reporter Inn
medlately after the accident the story
of the runawayl
when the train approached l pull
ed hard on the lines, for the horse is
just a bit afraid Of trains, and there
being a buggy in front OF US | did not
wish to run into them II our horse
started up. The Tightening Of the
rains must have frightened the ami
NAL, for she started running down the
bill, and as we swerved to pass the
vehicle in front, my sister, Miss Babb,
was thrown to the street. In the ex-
citement one line had been dropped.
The horse ran straight down Clark
avenue until we reached Love street,
the buggy swaying from side to side,
To protect myself from being thrown
out should we turn a corner, / slipped
to the floor.
At Love street the frightened ami.
NAL slackened her terrific pace and
Mr.. Geo. Brock grabbed her bridal.
| thought my sister was killed and
| hope / shall never experience such a
few minutes again as those 1t took me
to walk to Mr.. Porawski's, where she
had been carried
Miss Babb, when thrown from the
~careening buggy, alighted upon her
neck and narrowly escaped being in
stantly killed. She is resting easier
to-day, and though still 10 some pain
her injuries will not prove serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
FIFTEEN MEN WILL SUBSCRIBE
FOR STOCK AND FORM con-
pAEY TO CONDUCT CoUN-
TY FAIR-CITIzEEs TO
DONATE THIRTY
FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
ANTICIPATE LITTLE TROUBLE
IN FORMATION OF COMPANY.
Those Present at the Meeting Either
signifed Their Desire to Be One
Of the Fifteen Members or to
Give Literally Toward
Raising the ,rhirty-Five
Hundred

The meeting Monday night, in the
North Missouri Trust Company build
ing to further the county fair plans,
was well attended and marked by a
decisive step toward accomplishment.
Several plans were discussed, all be-
ing feasible but not meeting with the
entire approval Of those present. The
plan which was universally adopted
was in all probability one that will
be easily consumated and prove thor
oughly satisfactory to all concerned.
1t is as follows:
Fifteen men form a company each
taking six hundred dollars worth Of
stock, $1,000 in all The citizens
donate by subscription $500 to this
company and they proceed to- outfit a
first-class fair grounds guaranteeing
to have a fair for five consecutive
years.
Scarcely had this proposition been
suggested than several signifed their
willingness to be one iof the fifteen
forming the company.
Charles Lewis, John Mcintyre, Lee
Bros, Middleton s. Morris and W. L.
Harper were the names first signed to
the list and several others wished to
consider the matter before signing.
The remaining men at the meeting
who did not wish to become members
Of the company started the 50. 500 sub
scription list with gifts Of 500. They
then adjourned to meet Thursday
night each one appointing himself a
committee to get the full fifteen for
the company. There is little doubt
that this project will not be carried
through.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
MAPLE o ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger
MAPLE GRovE, Mo, Dec. 90
Christmas is coming. /,
The people are almost through
gathering corn.
There was an entertainment recentt
ly at the Maple Grove school.
Mr. WINS, OF Pennsylvania, is the
guest Of Miss Gyldie Emmerson Mr.
WINS, when a boy, vent to Maple
Grove school.
Mr. Hedges and family have sold
their farm and have moved to Sweet
Springs, Mo.
John Quincy Adams, Of Sweet
Springs, Mo, has bought Hedges place
and is now living on il.
Mrs O'Toole entertained friends
Sunday.
Judge Lewis recently sold a load of
cattle on the St Louis market that
brought IS 50.
Judge Lewis and wife have moved
to town for the winter, at their old
home on North Jefferson street. Oscar
is running the farm.
Bill Plybin and his newly welded
bride visited friends in this vicinity
last week.
Bill Sims has rented Charlie Lewis
farm for 1906, and also bought the
corn and stock Of him. Bill is always
there with the goods
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
Cottonwood Springs.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
COTTONWOOD SPRINGS, Dec. H.
Christmas comes on the 18th this year
and we are close up to 1t new. A great
many people we know should be glad
they are living, while others would be
better of If they had crossed the
great divide, 2 for they are no good
on this earth. Down with the kicker,
the knocker and the butter-in.
Carl Lockridge and family have
gone to Roe, Texas, to reside. But
they'll be back.
Gov. Stewart, who lives just west OF
here, is a very sick man.
Walter Peck and Horace Mundy
are feeding a nice bunch Of cattle.
The holidays are approaching. We
hope all the boys will keep In line and
not fall by the wayside. Don't let
any one get you to drinking BE good
and you'll be happy.
Tom Thumb is getting as gay as q
peacock with long tail feathers. We
don't know, but rather think Thomas
is fixin' for something That white
vest that covers bis manly breast,
means a whole lot.
Gene Tomlinson, Bert Luckie and
Tom Chopper went out TO Bill Sims
farm the other day and captured
three big coons, which were up one
tree. The, dogs and the coons were all
in a bunch, and the fight was fast and
furious. Deck Hill did the tree act.
Bob Hooton's health Is excellent
this winter. II you don't think Rob
ert is there with the goods just give
him a call and take a shot at his larder
and his hogs and cattle.
IL Major Dave Ford amt a hummer
when it comes to telling war stories?
Tom Skaggs went to sleep on the
Major the other night. II you don't
believe Dave is fierce just ask Jerry
Dermody.
Miss Nellie Goose will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Gander Sunday.
Miss Goose lives at Turkey Hill, Mo.
Denny Kanaly, the little son Of DR..
Kanaly, did not find a watery grave,
as was reported Sunday. Denny has
had some very close calls, but tits hard
to make away with a red-headed
Irishman.
Jay Bennett has several young COM
bined dogs that he will dispose Of at a
bargain. He wants a little Christmas
money for toddies, cigars, eSc.
We 'shired OUT to our friend, Wal.
ter Peck, a few weeks ago 1t was a
square deal and we were there with
the goods, but Walter failed to show
up. Now II he wants to square him
self with Us he will do the proper
thing by setting 'em up, or else oul
friendship ceases.
Dear Old Santa Claus; Say, old
duffer, we want you to bring us a quart
bottle Of good old William Tar Sun
shine, some cheese and crackers, a few
pickle, and a supply of homeless liver.
and we viii be supremacy happy on the
way. Also bring TO Mr.. Bob White
new awning for the front Of the new
LEDGER and a supply of new plea type
so we can do good work for him. WI
have been trying for years to have
Bob to get the said type, but be hai
turned a deaf ear to us. And please
dear old Clause, for heavings sake
don't forget to bring Bob Hooton
wife, and a good n too.
Your friend,
DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
COUNTY NEWS.
BENTON 0ITY ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON Cry, Dec 19-Douglass &
Dawson have purchased a new saw
mill.
Ty Starr was a business visitor In
Iowa, last week.
George Byars and Miss Bessie Watts
were married 10 Mexico last Thurs
day.
Mrs Lutte Diggs Is very sick. 1t was
thoughtfor a while she would die, but
she is better now.
Miss Ella Hilderbrand spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
WGllsvllle.
Miss Hattie Carver returned home
Sunday after a few days visit with
Miss Williamson Of Worcester.
Capt ] @ johnson and wife we're
whiting in st. Louis the first OF the
week.
Farmers are aboutthrough gather
Ing corn in this vicinity. From 80 to
so bushels per acre is reported.
Mrs r 5 Douglass, Of Auxvasse spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

6C4tN oAsAAAfOAA
Correspondence of the Ledger.
LONG BRANCH. Dec 20-Most Of the
corn on the. branch is cribbed and but
cheering is the order Of the day.
NJ ISIS Myrtle Stinson is visiting rela-
tives in st Louis.
John Rudasil is improving after a
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Della Moore, Of Paris, is the
guest Of Arthur Moore and family.
Hosea Donaldson is quite sick.
Mrs Jemes Spears, Of Kansas, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo
Elzea.
Mrs Girls Shearer and Lola Wright
are on the sick list.
Mrs Varrel and sons, Emmett and
Earl, OF Nebraska, have returned
home after visiting Mrs Frank Ed.
wards.
Stanley Tawney and Miss Alta
Donovan were married by Rev e L
Rutledge at his home In Paris SUNDAY
Miss Donovan formerly resided on the
Branch and is the daughter Of Char
lie Donovan. Congratulations.
Maud McSinnis visited Pauline
Cauthorn Saturday and Sunday.
Roy Donaldson has rented the
Waugh farm and we don't think ht
intends to batch either. Do you
Roy
II G Berry is improving after a at
tack CT LaGrippe.
Bob Guthrie sold his farm of ont
hundred acres to Jim johnson at 1884
per acre.
A number from here marketed tur'
keys In Paris last week at 12i cents q
pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21


COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. lS.-William
e. Curtis, the well known newspaper
correspondent, has delivesed the third
lecture in a course on Journalism
here. His subject was 1.-THE Confess
sIons Of IN Old Reporter
Mr.. Curtis said the day OF Bohemi-
anism in journalism has passed. He
advised students Of journalism to read
the Bible for newspaper style, and
said the next best textbooks are the
writings of Dickens and lola.
He said modern rhetorics are rot and
no contribution written In the style
of Addison would be accepted by any
editor in America unless Addison's
name was signed to Ii.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
-MAR1lNsBURG ITEMS.

correspondence OF tne LcuRer.
MARTINsBURG, Dec W-The NJ. W.
A. at their annual election Thursday
night elected the following officers,
A + Woodruff, Consul
HIP French, w A
Ben Holterman, Banker
G D Williams, Clerk
Bill Wright, Escort
Sam Moser, Waterman
Geo Young, Sentry
N M Friedman, Manager
Lanier and Diven, Physicians.
Mrs Tom Taylor has ret urned from
Illinois.
The funeral service of Mrs d S Rod
gers were conducted by Rev Bell from
the Methodist church Wednesday Il :
M. The remains we're inferred in the
Wellsville cemetery.
Miss Straut, fSt Louis is visiting
her sister Miss Lanier.
Henry Holterman, Ben and John
Myerpeter are home from Illinois.
Chess Wilburn, julie Yelton aud son,
Harvey Boone, and Abe Breedloye are
in southwest Missouri prospecting
Mr. and Mrs Hickman spent Sunday
at Farber.
Dave Sullivan spent Sunday with
Mike Dunn,
Father Haar went to st Louis Mon
day.
Mrs Daisy Harris OF Iowa is visiting
her father d S Rodgers
Miss Betty Dlyen returned to Cen
tralia, Friday
The Royal Neighbors elected the
following officers at their annual cleo
tion Friday night.
Mrs Friedman, Oracle
Mrs Overbaugh, VO
Miss T~orreyson, Recorder
Mrs Mcdowell, Receiver
Mrs Lewis, Chancellor
Mrs Lentz, Marshall
Mrs Burwell, Inner Sent.
Mrs Hollerman, Outer Sent
Managers, Mr. Friedman, Mesdame'
Chrishof and French.
Physicians, Drs Lanier and Diven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
GAVE AWAY 200 LOTS.
Omar D. Gray's Latest Enterprise
at Sturgeon-Audrain Man Wins
Big Prize.

STURGEON, Mo-, Dec. 1Si-(Speclal.)
Colonel Omar D. Gray's new addition
to Sturgeon, Mo-, consisting Of 200 lots
was given away In the presence of sew
eral hundred persons at the opera
house. Colonel Gray gave away a
twenty-acre tract, worth $1,000 and
this was allotted to f. H. Miller,a far
mel living In Audrain county, and
who Is now at Hot Springs for his
health. Visitors were present from q
number Of neighboring states and the
excitment during the distribution
was intense, j. @. Hall, the Rocheport
banker, was selected as chairman Of
the meeting. Persons from eight
states purchased lots and the new ad-
dition will be improved at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
N A LETTERS.

Dear Santa Claus: will you please
bring me aHoll, a doll carriage, and a
pair shoes, and some nice hair ribbons,
and some candy, and nuts. From
your friend Magdalena Ahrens,
Martinsburg, Mo.
Dear Santa Claus; Please bring me
a ball and a ring, some hair ribbons,
and'I like to have some candy and
nuts. From your friend,
Anna H. Ahrens,
Martinsburg, Mo.
Dear Santa Clause; Please bring
me some white aprons, and a pair Of
shoes and a little pair of scissors, and
a watch, some candy nuts and oranges.
From your true friend
Frances Ahrens,
.Martinsburg, Mo.
Dear Santa Claus: | would like for
you to bring me a little set CT dishes,
a new dress, a Dali ana q cOcoanuui
and some oranges, candy and nuts.
From Maria Ahrens,
Martinsburg, Mo.
Dear Santa Claus: | am a little boy
6 years old and / thought | would
write and let you know that | have
moved to st. Louis, SO you would not
forget me. l want for Xmas a soldier
game, looop to locp, horn butcher
shop, auto and fire engine. Please
don't forget my grandpa and grandma
in Mexico. Your little friend,
Ralph Garrett,
st. Louis, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
FROM RoWENA.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RowENA, Dec l9-Rev Buer filled
his regular appointment at Maple
Grove Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs Clawson is entertaining her
father from Illinois.
Mrs Jim Holloway has a new driy-
ing horse.
@ O Burkeye and wife was the re-
cent guests of her parent near Stur-
geon.
Miss Bessie Littrell, OF near Stur-
geon, was the recent guest Of Der sister
Mrs Spratt.
Miss Belle Crawford, Of Sailing, !.
the guest OF her brother Emmett
Crawford.
Mrs John Key was In our midst the
past week canvasing books.
John Dixon has presented his wifi,
with a new surrey for a Christmas pre-
sent.
Albert Turner and wife will move Il
Ceusralia soon We regret to loose thos
good people from our midst but wi s
them success in their new home
= Mrs Hsrts aud little J Y McliI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
Injured By a Runaway Horse.

Lee Stewart, a prominent Audrain
county farmer, was knocked down and
run over by bis own horse and buggy
Saturday night as be was on his way
home from this city. When within
a short distance from home his horse
became scared and SHE'D at some OBJ
ject In the road. AS Mr., Stuart got
out Of the rig and went to the horses
head to lead it, the animal lunged for
ward, knocking Mr.. Stuart from his
feet and running the rig over him.
Though severely scratched and bruis'
ed he is not seriously injured and bis
many friends trust that he will soor
recover,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
Marriage License,

Marriage license was Issued Tuesday
to Roy Hawkins and Cecil Proctor, Of
Audrain courtyard B. +. Spencer and
Maud Harrison, both Of Vandalia.
On Wednesday marriage license was
granted to Gus v. Moon and Anna
Margaret Lager, both Of Galloway
county, and Henry +. Holterman and
Sophia M. He'll, both of Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
Walker-McGee.

From Meeker tOkla) Herald.
MI. Earl ID. Walker and Miss Min
ME MCGEE were married at the resi-.
dence Of the BRIDES mother on Nov.
30th, at high noon, by Rev. Stephen
Jones, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church.
The bride is a winsome woman, pos
sessing qualities Of head and hear
that have won for her universal ad
miratlon and popularity in the com
munity.
The groom, who holds a responsible
position as prescription clerk a
Baugh's Pharmacy, is an excellent
young man Of good habits, acknow
lodged intelligence, good nature ant
splendid social qualities.
Dearingi guarantees to save yo'
-. "I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
tire returned to their home near Col

tire returned to their home near Col
umbia Saturday
Miss Maude Jone was the guest OF
Skinner friends from Saturday until
Sunday.
Some of our citizens delivered tur-
keys In Centralia the past week at u
cents a pound.
Mr. Ricket was here from Centralia
and put ina pump for ] II Neil
John Dixon and family attended the
Woodman supper at Can't Saturday
night
We wish the LEDGER and 1t many
readers a merry Xmas and a Happy
New Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21

surance on his store, which burned
over a year ago
John M Shearman and daughter,
Miss Matte Bess, Of Paris, were guests
Of friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Come aud attend the Odd Fellows
supper December 2S. Proceeds to
furnish their hall,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
For nle.

One of the best grain and stock
farms In Anderson county, Kansas,
strictly In the oil and gas belt, 3 miles
from a good town, 4s0 acres two sets OF
improvements. VIII sell ! or I section.
Only s3s per acre. Would consider
trade for smaller farm. For p%articu.
lars address owner,
L. T. BIsHoP. )
Welda,
At Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21

Warren Hedges and family have
moved to Sweet Springs, Mo +, to reside.
Mr.. Hedges several Years ago moved
70 Audrain county from Iowa, and
made many friends during his stay
here, who wish him much prosperity
In hts new home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21
entertainment postponed.

The entertainment which was to
have been given at Prairie Lea school
house Christmas has been postponed
indefinitely, on account Of ,whooping
cough being very bad In that locality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21

Miss Laura Robertson, or this city,
who was operated upon Tuesday for
appendicitis IN the Columbia, Mo
hospital, stood the operation well and
Is on the road TO recovery,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21

p. c. Mallory, aged 81 years, a we'll
known and highly respected citizen Of
Santa Rosa, Cal, was called to rest
Dec. II, 1905, after a years Illness OF
paralysis.
He was the son of Thos. W. Mallory,
deceased, OF this county, also a brother
of Mrs. ". G. Moore, Of this city.
He is survived by the following
children, Kirgan, Nina, Jacob and
Edith.
He resided in Audrain county until
1888, when be moved with bis family
10 Santa Rosa, Gal where he MAJ
lived ever since.
New Bracelets received to-day a.
-