Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-23
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NEIGHB0RHQ0D NEWS
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this magnificent herd we saw Med
der 2nd, as fine an individual as
ever trod the earth, bred by Wine
and Maston, the fam on s
* a n a S, breeders, a lit
ter brother of Meddler who won
everything in his classes and also
sweepstakes at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Grier can read a hog like a
book and is never quite so happy
as when showing his beauties of
which he is justly proud.
Richard Campbell of Monroe has
just finished aeattle shed for G.
w. Woods and is now building a
wagon shed for Chas. Martien.
Il. a. Grier. V. s., says there
is great deal of sickness among
the stock. Only once in two weeks
has he been permitted to seek rest
before midnight.
Mr.. Schultz, crossing a branch
near Chas. Hubert's, dropped a
piece of guttering out of his
spring wagon which he was taking
to the German church. Getting
out to pick it up the team ierked
loose and ran east to the church,
where they left the wagon, break.
ing doubletrees and tongue, turn
ing south, ran to Mrs. Goddard's
where they were stopped.
John Simpson Of Monroe was on
the Creek Sunday. John is a hap
ply, genial fellow, whom it is al
ways a pleasure to meet.
Ellington & Martieu sold sos
bu, OF corn to f. B. Cook at 32%
cents per bu.
Theodore Barnes, the furrier,
has on hand ) skunk hides, taken
from the carcasses Of d family of
chicken ''lifters," making their
home under his smoke house.
While at Moline we noticed that
DR.. Flynt has just finished a new
and up-to-date barn. j. D. Wor-
ley, the blacksmith, has a new de-
vice which is a great help in fitting
horse shoes, and has lot full of
wood sawed up. o. L. Woods has
nice load Of cattle at the trough.
G. G, Bybee has 90 hogs on full
feed and SO loads Of wood sawed
in stove lengths,
Owing to the inclemency OF the
weather the congregation at Gil
cad Sunday was small. Not so
with the sermons of our beloved
pastor who has been offered n
handsome salary in the State of
Texas,
Our little friend Walter McQuie
Of Montgomery City who had his
leg broken some four weeks ago is
getting along nicely.
Rev. e. B. Brown, who preached
at Gilead in July, is now located
at Erie, Kan, for full time work.
Some Of our heroines are again
winning honors, having volup,
teered to assist the men gather in
their corn before it shall be buried
in snow. Some are very expert.
We know two who keep one man
IN the road with corn all the time,
and he is only hauling it mile
at that Aud yet some boys per.
sist in patching. Funny old world,
anyway.
W. D. Mason. Lierheimer and
Wilfrcd Raleigh took the obliga-
ton of the Farmers Union Friday
night The business agent pre-
scented a proposition that beats any
mail order house in the world.
The farmer would truly be king if'
only he would assert his rights
thru organization under equity.
justice and the Golden Rule.
ClOud e Bybee and wife attended
the marriage of Bernard Austin
yesterday at McCredie. Bernard
is the son Of DR.. Il. S, Austin who
was a practicing physician at Mo.
limo for a number of years.
Pearl Budd and Lena Hubert
were married at Dallas, Texas,
Nov. 2, 1905. Miss Hubert is a