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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
THE GREAT TEMP =

A complete description ~,
s ,o an" Talt eNt Si OF The Great TsmSe,'
car i tor SlIy and statemen, Of no.
poses poses iqr which II has been bullt' n pup
, .sn.na py BY, authority beautifully W 1lo
ers. 10 deal,
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APPLI CATI0RS TO
FOREST RESERVE SECURED
Those Of Henry Lowell, u W. Bolph,
vendetta Mining CO., and J. s. hoken.
son, 10 Erect Building on Hitter Root
Reserve, Allowed.

Especial 10 inc news, J
Washington, y, c., Sept, S,-The APP
plcation OF Henry Lowell 10 erect and
conduct way station and store ON his
unpatentcd placer claim; that Of d, W..
Rolph Go conduct a general morchau-
disc store on uupa.euted Junction pla-
Ger mining claim that Of the Vendetta
and Orogrand Mining company to oc-
cupy a quarter acre Of unpatonted
Junction placer mining claim FOR a
hotel and storehousc for the accom-
modation Of employees and that Of John
$. Hokenson to occupy abou. one-sev-
enth VI an acre Of unpatcnted Junction
placer mining claim for a livery stl-
Bile. all I'M the Bitter Root forest rec
serve. Idaho, have been approved by
the forest sodvlCe.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

This afternoons sales on the min
Ing exchange consisted OF the follow
ms
Grand Central, 500 at 325,
silver Shield 800 at H.
May Day, 1000 az ..
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HAVE Ynr TIE

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?
No Latter.day Saints home should
be without set OF the standard
church publications on the center ta-
bic or IN the library, Send for the new
free catalogue Deseret News BOOK
Store, Salt Lake city Utah.
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COURT NOTES.

on Monday morning Judge Lewis
viii make a setting Of cases for trial
In his division Of the district court
during the September term OF court.
tie went to Coalvillo today TO hold
OnllTI.
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Las Vegas VIA the Kimball stage ana
Che Salt Lake auto lines remains at me
old price OF 225. 81. j. Moore, assistant
postmaster IS the Rhyolite agent Tor
the lines
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GUNNER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Qulnlne, the worldwide
cold cure removes the cause call for
Inc full name and look for signature OF
T. W. Grove. Gc
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Bells.
,Shisf WaisB,

Ask to see our New Fan l''''
Waists. ,.. Nfohalr
A special drive IN a INV s%,ITs
Waist Colors. black olue 81 10
or brown, only .,.'"''''''' .y,
A very noble sIcillian walls, ~:
effect tucked down front $40
and sleeve. for ",'''''''''
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
LOST
IT'S EASY

ATTORNEYS, NOTARtES and real
estate men win md "a full supply Of
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store.
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MisseS' School Goats.

A fine all wool fancy Mixture Col
larless Coat. trimmed with an all
silk green velvet loose back and
fun sleeve, the regular price Of this
coat IS Ss.15, TO start the "a OK
season sell Saturday for ,P'/o
sizes from IA. lG, is and 20.
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Tailor shade Suits.

A nobby and handsome garment
in the an wool chevlot, either in
the long or short length coats,
skirt nicely pleated SD hn
Onlg srsFfHfHf ssssHf sffs'Hs go
Misses school Suit. In an all wool
Homespun, colors Tan and Blue,
loose box coat with co nm
belt. ouly commemorative
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Misses School Hats,
SLK KQISLS.

our buyer while IN the market
secured about 100 choice silk waist
values as high as lS1b, THIS line
win be- assorted out IN three lots
and be sold for $685., 1895 81 0S
aud MISREPRESENTATION
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Saturday Special Skirts.

a good grade Of Mohair p,e3.'d
around bottom, q bargain 81 n
for S3.gS. sale price .....,, V'''V
50 Siclnian Skirts ln Co.or' black
blue brown. nicely tucked, a regli,
lar $500 value for $2OS
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GOVERNORS DAY

At GOVERNORS day tomorrow q large
number of visitors from all parts of the
state are expected, aud they viii In,
clude many relatives and friends Of
enlisted men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
A a
Mexico Mothers should Not Neglect
Kidney Weakness In Children,

Most children have weak kidneys.
The earliest warning is bed-wetting-
Later comes kache, headache,
languor.
TITS a mistake to neglect these
troubles,
To blame the child for Its own dis
tress.
Seek to cure the kidners
Save the child from deadly kidney
ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys.
Mexico parents recommend them.
r. Brown, living on West Prone
made street, and whose shaving par
lors are In the Ringo block, says: "a
child Of mide had either weakened OF
easily excited kidneys. He complained
at times Of pain in his back, the at
tacks Of which did not always Occur
with the same severity. Knowing
that If such trouble was neglected in
its incipient stage ii might lead to
chronic case, when | noticed Doan'i
Kidney Pills advertised and guaran'
Lteed to cureany formof kidney com
complaint. / went to Buckner & Whit
ney's drug store fora box. The treat
ment gave the child the greatest re
lief, and one box effected a cure"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Got Cold Feet.

Just before the time set for the foot
ball game Monday, between Vandalia
and the Y. M. G. U. eleven OF this
city, the management of the Local
team received word from Vandalia
that they couldn't get there team to
gether and therefore didn't think II
worth while to put In appearance.
The eleventh hour is a bad time to
start anything, and If the Vandalis
High school beasts Of a foot ball team
they should have "gottento-gether'
before train time Monday.
Possibly the fact that the Y. NJ. @
o.. defeated vandalia on their owr
ground not long since by a score O.
about 800 had something to do will
their not getting to gether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
BURKE ITEMS.

Carreunondeuce Of the Ledger
BURKE, Nov. 22.-Rev Banks called
on viii Harrison and family Monday.
Aunt Nell Davis has bought a fine
driving horse from P Elkin, at Halls
vile. for s17O.
Mr. blair and family will move to
MEXICO to reside. Their son will live
IN The farm.
Mrs Jim Holman has been quite
sick At the home OF her daughter the
mast week, but is better at this writ
ing.
Huhb Price pleasantly entertained
his many friends at a party Monday
NIGHT All had a pleasant evening.
The Knights and Ladies Of secur-
ity will have a box social on Thanks
giving nights at their hall In CANT. All
are cordially invited to be present.
Cook Groves shipped two loads Of
~cattle To ST. Louis Monday.
Gilmore Rros were around buying
butcher stutf from McCowen & Pryor.
unbh price bought Ora Mayes
~corn A. * cents A bushel.
Reed Burke shipped four car loads
NJ cattle to Chicago that brought a. 8,
for % and AZ. Is for the rest. He has
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
HIGH SCHOOL
LITERARY SOCIETIES
Elected officers Saturday For New
Observation-Disclosures Fer
First Quarters Work
Finished,

The first of the quarterly examina-
tions Of the Mexico Public Schools,
were held last week, and as is the Gus
tom, Literary Societies Of the High
School, elected officers for the coming
quarter.
There are three Literary Societies
in the High School, the Union, In
which the Seniors and Juniors join,
the Excelsior for the Sophmores and
the Freshman Society.
Much class rivalry and politics Is
manifested on election day, and IN
most instances the contests are sharr
and exciting.
The Seniors succeeded in electine
their entire ticket Saturday, with the
exception Of one or two. The new
officers are:
John w Ellis, president
Marques Wallace, vice-president
Miss Inez Coll, secretary
Miss Rosalie Hamilton, cor secretary
Otto Kunkel, first critic
Harold McPheeters, second critic
Geo L vanlandingham, sergeant a
arms
George Coakley, librarian
Miss Nora Vanlandingham, ass
librarian
Miss Grace Everett, treasurer
Mitchell Boone, attorney
EXCELSIOR SOCIETY.
Harrison Brown, president
FRESHMAN SOCIETY.
Garrett Barnes, president
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Prof. and Mrs. George A. Ross
Thrown From Buggy-Mrs. Ross
Slightly Injured About Head
Buggy Torn to Pieces.

A gentle family horse, the property
Of Professor George A. Ross became
frightened Monday afternoon and ran
away, tearing the rig to pieces, after
first throwing Mrs. Ross out and in
juring her slightly about the head.
A small ditch, in the lane east Of
the college, was the cause Of the
accident; the horse jumped it and
pulled the buggy against the opposite
side with force enough to throw the
professor from his seat. This brighten.
cd the animal and it Immediately
started to run.
Mrs. Ross was thrown from the
vehicle a short distance from where
her husband fell, and sustained bruis
es and scratches about the head. Mr.
Ross was uninjured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
TULIP ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
TULIP-Nov. 22-Born to wife OF Ed
Staudamen a boy.
Mr. RICHTER has the contract for
building the Mutual Phone line from
Tulip to O~entralia.
The baby Of Floyd Morehead was
bitten by a dog.
IG Noel and family visited friends
and relatives near Centralia Saturday
and Sunday.
Earl Mildly and wife have rented
Miss Anna Westerns farm for mex
year.
L McCaslen' and wife returned
from Kansas Sunday after a tw'
weeks visit to relatives there. Thel
report a pleasant visit.
Arbra Brown went to Columbii
last week where he will attene
school.
G B RAIDER, Of Georgia, and Wn
RAIDER and wife, and Mrs Butler, 0
Moberly. Mrs Kittie Haden, Of Clar
ence, visited their parents near her
last week.
DR. Cassity and wife were called :
Calwood, by the sickness Of Mr.
Cassity's sister Mrs Wells.
Willard Cottengham and famii
Nave m~ovednear Moberly.
Marion Cottlngham is on the sic
list.
DR. johnson had a fine Montros
brood mare fall land break her nee
recently.
Emmett Outright and wife and II
tie daughter visited relatives ne'
Paris Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Attention. Ruildersl

OF houses, barns, bins, sheds, bridges
or street-crossings; | will very soon
have sawed, on Section s, Township
50, Range 8, between Mexico and Ben
ton City, a fine lot Of hard wood lum'
Der, consisting OF Oak, Hickory, Ash,
Elm, Birch and Walnut, which will
be sold at reasonable prices at the
mill or delivered within a radius Of
ten miles of either Of the above
towns. Let me know your wants
In lumber SO that an estimate can DC
furnished to you, and the lumber
sawed according to your requirements
Also have an extra lot Of White oah
poles, any size or length, for framing
or telephone poles. Address
H.. p. WARDEN,
= A.-aat Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
wedding Announcement.

Miss Mamie Gilligan, Of No. Sal
Washington Pl., E. st. Louis, H.
made an informal announcement Of
the wedding Of James II. Bowers ano
|Cecile NJ. Weimer, formerly Of thil
city, which is to take place at higf
noon Saturday, November 25th.
A linen shower accompanied thii
announcement and many beautiful anf
valuable presents were received.
An elegant three course luncheon
was served, the table decorations be
ing dark red shaded candelabras OF
hand-embroldered center piece. Aftel
this the guests repaired to the recep
tion hall, where dancing was indulget
in for the remainder Of the evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
FIRE DAMAGES
BRICK REsIDENcK
Occupied by Gray Hook and Night
ofticer Robert Kemp-Fire ia
Started From a Defective

At O'Clock Tuesday morning night
oiilcer Robert Kemp was awakened by
the suiiocating smoke Of a fire in bis
home on East Lafayette street. Arts.
Ing and opening a door leading into
40 adjoining room, flames and dense
smoke poured in on him, singing his
race and hair and binding him. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty he
closed the door and made his way to a
window to give the alarm. The fire
is supposed to have originated from a
defective hue, and by the time the
lire company arrived had, gained a
good headway and was burning furi.
ously between the ceilings aud roof,
and in the upper story Of the build.
ing.
Much trouble was experienced By
the fire department In reaching the
seat OF the trouble, on account Ct q
lack OF sufficient length Of hose anc
ladders. One pitiful little home
made apology for a ladder being al
that was In evidence, and by riskiul
life and limb the firemen were en-
abied to get within range Of the blaz,
on one corner ofthe building.
Possibly, forgetting for the momen'
that the $3.50 worth OF supplies hat
not been purchased, and imagining
that he raj standing on a regulation
ladder, Assistant Chief +. V. Morri
yentrred a round too high and tn
alleged ladder slipped, and threw bin
with considerable force to the roof OF
porch some 10 or Is feet below. Luck
ly he escaped serious injury.
The house was occupied by Rober
Kemp and his brother-in-law, Ora
Hook. Mi. Kemp's aged mother, VIII
has been an invalid for nearly 50,years
making her home with him.
There was no insurance on th
household furniture, most Of whic
was saved. The building, owned b
Willard Potts, was damaged to tn
extent of about $500, fully covered b
insurance, and had it not been bull
Of brick would undoubtedly have bee
totally destroyed.
This was at one time one Of th
handsomest residences in Mexico an
was owned and occupied by @. "
Baker, one of the wealthiest either
of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
J. w. DRY BUYS
MERCANTILE BUSINESS,
r. 7. Clark Dry Goods Company,
Formerly Turner-Jackson Mer.
camille Company Changes
Hands Again.

j. w. Dry, Of the real estate firm OF
DANES s. Dry, Of this city, traded,
Wednesday, some real estate In ILL
nois and Missouri to r.. II. Clark for
the stock Of goods and fixtures In his
establishment In this city, which was
formerly the Turner.Jackson MercaB-
tile Company.
Mr.. Clark, whose home Is In White
Hall, Ill, recently bought the stock
from Il. M. Gullick and for the past
two months has been conducting the
business.
He will leave soon for bis home In
Illinois, whereL lie l.s :. h'siuess
interests.
Mr.. Dry is well and fayorably known
to Mexico people as a thorough and
enterprlsing business man, upright IN
all OF his dealings.
He took possession at noon Wednes-
day, and for the present, will conduct
the business. The LEDGER joins his
many friends in wishing him success
In his new enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
BENTON uI1Y ITRMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON Cry, Mo-, Nov. Oval
ter Wilburn and Miss Matte Strote,
Of Bowling Green, were married the
latter part OF last week. A long,
happy and prosperous life, Walter.
E B Tuttle has rented the front
rooms Of the Potts building in which
to live. Residence property is scarce
in Benton.
Mrs A LANG has sold her black
smith shop to A f Romans, and will
move to Kansas City to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Hicks.
Icenogle Bros have purchased the
20-acre tract Of land OF ] w Jones
Just west Of town.
Mrs M B Gentry has rented Mrs J
A Laings house and moved in the first
Of the week.
Quite a number of young folks gath
cred at the Douglass farm, south o.
town, last Thursday night, for a goot
time. from all reports they certainly
had 1t.
Mrs Blanche Waddington-Mullins
Of near Toledo, Ohio, surprised he
relatives Sunday night by coming II
without letting them know any thin
about it.
johnson & Romans shipped cattl
and hogs to the st. Louis marke
Monday night.
Tom Roden and Miss Birdie GibsoI
were collecting taxes here last week.
Mrs Maggie Romans and Mrs Ann
johnson spent Saturday and Sunda
with J Powell and family, north Q
Mexico.
II F Douglass and wife, of Au'
vase, we're visiting relatives here Las
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

Brown and daughter, Miss Hattie, and
and Miss Louis Klein, Of Mexico, we're
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Chas Clark Saturday and Sunday.
R S Mcconnell and Joe Atell went
to St Louis on the excursion Satur-
day.
M p Carpenter and wife, OF Mexico,
spent Saturday At J E J~esse's.
Mrs Mary Lyons accompied by her
son John and daughter, Miss julia
left for st Louis Sunday where they
will reside. Waving lived here for a
number of.years. They will be greatly
missed by their many friends.
o Walker, division road master fol
the Wabash was here last week to
oversee the work on the team track
here. This track is in good condition
now for the loading and unloading Of
grain.
Shipments Of stock via the WABASH
for the past week are as follows:
Cook Groves shipped 2 cars OF cattle
Cant & Consiiine shipped l car OF
hogs.
II l. schock shipped 2 cars Of cat
tie.
Il II spurllng shipped 2 cars of cat.
tie.
James Chapman shipped lear o. feat
tie.
JT Edwards shipped l car Of cattle
all to- st Louis.
Burks Bros, Of Centralia, are buy
ing corn Of Rad Fountain and ship
| ping it to Union, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
DIES FROM INJURIES.
Was Thrown From Wagon Thursday
November 8 and Died Sunday Of
Acute Peritonitis.

John Pilser aged about IS years,died
at his home near Thompson Sunday
from acute peritopitis. On Thursday,
November Q, as Mr.. Pilser was return
ing from the field to his house, the
team which he was driving became
frightened and ran away, injuring him
internally and breaking his right leg
between the knee and ankle.
DR.. j. Z. Wallace, Of CANT, was
summoned and set the broken limb
and treated the wounded mans inter
nal injuries, but In spite Of his eff
forts ~perltonitls set in oon after the
| accident.
The deceased had been living in this
county about seven years and leaves
beside his wife, two small children,
who have the sincerest sympathy Of
the entire community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Nov. 20.-W. Coleman
is plastering his house. He has sever
al applications to rent it.
I'll. Roberts has painted up the
Mark Crawford property SO bright and
new that 1t attracts the attention Of
everybody.
Others Of our citizens swho have re
Gently reprinted their buildings are
DR.. .Cornett, Riley Dudley, Charley
Bradley 10 Maxwell and the Rusf
Hill bank.
Do you think Rush Hill isn't alive
Feutz s. Barney have received 15I
wagon loads Of corn last week ant
shipped out 4 car loads, averaging
1000 bushels each.
JAGoolsby and son have already or
dered a car load Of implements and
car load OF buggies for 1906
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
COUNTY NEWS.
CHAMP ITEMS.
correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
CHAMP, Nov. 22.-Protracted meet
ing will begin at Bethel church Mon
day evening, Nov. 81, All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
YG Thomas and wife retrned home
from Oklahoma Saturday, after Q
pleasant visit with their daughter and
family in that place.
Green Cant had a Wild mill erected
on bis farm one day last week.
Madam Rumor says that Mr. Blaii
and wife will move to Mexico in the
near future to reside.
Farmers In this community are tax
ing advantage Of The fine weather and
are getting their corn ~gathered.l
Prayer meeting at Bethel Church
Every Thursday evening at I O'Clock.
Come and bring some one witt
you and we will soon have a good pray
er meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
is HELD FOR TRIAL.
information Filed Against N. N,
sharples by County Prosecutor.


hhnSts Oly JOurhat.
a lengthy information was filed
against M. M. Sharpless, formerly Of
Mexico, Mo yesterday by the county
prosecutor charging him with forgery
He was arrested Friday morning at
the postofice while inquiring for mail
for W. C. Moore, whom the informa'
tion sets forth Sharples was trying tc
represent.
1t is charged that he forged the
name Of W. @. Moore to a release Of
mortgage Of $500 against a tract Of
land belonging to the heirs Of +. W
Mallory, in st. Clair county, Mo. The
real Mr.. Moore was the executor Of
the estate Of Mallory, deceased, Tit
county prosecutor said yesterday thai
he believed Sharples also intended K
forge a deed for the land and in THU
way attempt to sell it or secure a LOAF
on 1t.
The lowest penalty that can be in
nicted for this ofTense is ten years ii
the penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
MILL s ELEVATOR CO.
MEXICO, MO-.

Mrs Sallie Hutchison of near Hutch
inson was the guest Of Mrs B G Reay'
Reayis from Wednesday until Friday,
Daniel Flemming and wife we're 10
Mexico shopping Thursday.
Mrs Sallie Hutchison lost her glasses
while attending preaching at Victor
Thursday.
Mrs jim Love Crlgler, and daugh
ter, Mrs Otis Holman, were 10 Mexico
on business Friday.
Mrs win Camplin and daughter
Miss Grace, were guests lof Centralia
relatives from Tuesday until Saturday
There Is talk OF another concrete
building in Santa Fe.
Mitchell Sinclair was the guest o.
his father near Victor Thursday ant
Friday.
Misses Vinita Cowherd, Efie Drake
Mary Eller and Nellie Randall attend
ed the institute at Smell school hous'
Friday night and Saturday.
LATE Fairbairn and James Camplin
Sr, OF Centralia, are visiting win AM
James Camplin and families.
Miss LYDIA Dull entertained Mise
Alma and Grace CamplIn, Messr
Dick Holman and George Dull Satul
day night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Daily live stock report over celia's private
wires.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-
Hogs, Sets higher; mixed 4.60949Il;
heavy 47oa4.97i; rough 4.4594.65;
light 4.65a49O; bulk 4.75@4.so; high
4.45(a4.s5. Clearnces, good tomorrow
81, 1000; cattle 1900. Cattle steady
beeyes 3.2Oa4.65; cows and heifers LIS
@4.sO; stockers and feeders 2&(e4.20i
westerns 3.o5(a4S IS; sheep strong ten
higher 3.35(d5 so lambs so Hogs
close shade lower mixed and butchers
4.6Oa4.95; good heavy 4T0(G4 %; rough
4.45(d4.e0; light 4.55(aIS7; bulk 4.75e
400; high 4.45<94s5 cattle good stead
others slow.
Hogs $1,000 slow best hogs steady.
Cattle 1900 strong.
Sheep 22.0o0 steady TO ten higher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Former Hardin Girl to Marry.

Announcement is made of the com
ing marriage Of Miss Althea Kallmey'
er, daughter Of A. II. Kallmeyer, o.
New Florence, to DR.. @. A. Revelle
of that city. Miss Kallmeyer was for
merly a student Of Hardin college
graduating with the highest honor'
Of her class. and is quite popular II
this city. The wedding date is Wed
nesday evening, December twentieth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
aMince Pie Time"

In thousands of homes the Annual
Thanksgiving feast is not considered
complete without a None Such Mince
Pie. A modern kitchen convenience
and a wholesome pure food dainty,
practical housewives are not slow to
recognize. The 2.pie, loo packages
of None Such Mince Meat sold by all
~erocers save the housewife the pairing
coring, seeding, stewing tboth real anc
mental), which our grandmother
could not avoid; and Mince pies mad'
of None Such always are honored b.
by many requests for "just one NOR
| niece
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
HORACE Y E TO B
Assistant District Attorneys Wedding
Set For Dec. 8.

Horace L. Dyer, Of St. Louis, Assist
ant United States District Attorney,
is to be married Dec. s, to Miss Betsy
Wilcox, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, late one
Of Hardin Colleges most popular
teachers. The wedding will be In
~Janesville, where the bride lives with
a married sister.
Mr.. Dyer is a widower, his wife, who
was a daughter of Selwyn Edgar, hay'
ing died seven years ago. He and Miss
Wilcox became acquainted during bel
visits to the Worlds Fair and friends
In st, Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
sbontman.Tncksr.

Mr.. John Shootman, formally Of
CHS city, but late Of Bakersfield, Cali
fornia, and Miss Berncie Alice Tucker
formerly Of Hallssille, Mo-, were mar
ried in Kansas City Sunday night BY
Rev Fl. H. Hutton of the Baptist
church Of that city. The wedding wal
a great surprised to Johns many
friends in this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Shootman will arrive in this cityir
a few days to be the guests OF L
Shootman and family.