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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
Engineer

Notice of Assessment, Engineers
Estimate
To the Chicago & Northwestern n R'y Co,
Dakota CenCral Division:
Take notice. that in accordance. with the
law in such cases made and provided, that
you were duly and legally notified on June
%, 1905. by publication in che official pa
construct 212 feet of cement side walk
across part of your property hereinafter de-
scribed, on or before July 10Th, 1905. That
having failed to comply with the require
ments OF said notice the city OF Miller, by
the city council contracted for and caused
to be built said cement walk.
That under the direction of the city coun-
ell OF Miller, ), ID. the city engineer made and
penses of constructing said walk; towit:' the
sum OF one hundred and twentv-nine dollars
and sixty cents tSI29.6O(. Which estimate
l have duly 6led in my Office this 22nd dGy
of August, 0
Now therefore you Will take notice that
the city council OF Miller. S. d., will meet to
approve the above assessment on the 9Th
day of September, 1905. at eight O'Clock p.
following described tract or parcel OF land.
situated in the city of Miller. Hand county
South Dakota, towit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of sec
t.o3 fifteen tl5t in township one hundred
twelve 112) north OF range sixty EIGHT (6S)
thence due west on the section line for O.
distance OF forty rods to the point where
the east line Broadway street intersects the
Q. \: W. R,y. right of way, thence doe
southNfor q distance of two hundred and
seventy and five-tenths feet along the east
line OF Broadway, thence due east to the east
ine of section fifteen for a distance OF forty
beginning.
Dated this 23rd day Of August 1905.
V. b. LEDMAN,
CITY Auditor
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23

Mrs. Kolwerda, Thos. Mathis mo-
Their, has returned to the east.
I'M. Craigo, Of Lake View, Iowa, is
here visiting his son w. D. Craigo, and
family.
j. p. McVay was in from
the east side.
Anna May Pussy is visit
ing in Pierre.
Miss Maud McVay was
a Miller visitor this week.
Mrs. Nellie Strickling
and baby returned to
Washington.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
Rec Heights and Vicinity.

Mrs. r., w. Speirs is able
10 be about again
Prof. Smith from Yank-
ton college is here.
Frank Thorpe was in
Tuesday after supplies.
Rev. Robbins and wife
avc. visiting In Illinois.
Mm.. Stevens has been
visiting his brother John.
Egas- Messenger was
3zgSng in Mr. Speirs' store
Tuesday.
Ben Cowan is here buy
EIg cattle and lacking after
the ranches.
Chas.- Hammill made a
business trip to Miller one
dry last week.
j. T.. Meppin is hauling
lumber to his place for a
new granary.
The Ladies Aid society
will meet Thursday at the
home CIV. I'll. Price.
Sheriff Abbott and little
boy made the town apleas-
ant call one day last week.
Mr.. LIE Ray Gardner and
Mrs. Ada Gardner are here
visiting theiH brothers and
families.
Margaret and Julia Moore
and Miss Anderson went to
Miller last Thursday to take
the teachers examination.
Arno Whorter made a
flying trip to Washington
one day last week. Can't
see what the attraction is
there. Arnol
There will be a box social
at the Greenleaf church
Friday evening, Aug. 25, to
raise mone5 for a new or
gan. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Holmes little child is very
sick at present.
Later The little one died
and was buried today, Rev.
Booth preaching the sermon
Rhe snrrowing parents have
d. sympathy If all.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23

and Oracle Yost, Cora and
Oracle Mckinney, Helen,
Edna and Gladys Porter.
Roy Fassett, James Yost,
Fred Miller, NJ. Robinson,
Albert and Carroll Schmidt.
Organ solo, Edna Porter.
Rec, Helen Donahue.
Rec, Vera Dearborn.
P~antomime, on the fence,
Tableaux.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
Notice

Hunters are warned to keep off the
following premises:
Ne. 22-1O9-6S: s~w-15-l09-68; sw. / 109-
.68: me- 17-lO9-68; Sec. ~l6-109-68; Sc. 9-109
-6S. O. G.. Knox.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
For Sale or Trade.

One good second hand
complete Case horse power
outfit in good run
ming order. Inquire at
the Sun office.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
Church Notices.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.
There will be the usual
services next Lords day,
Aug II. A cordial invita-
ton to all. Come.
A. O. S%wartwood, Pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23

Services next Sabbath as
follows: Glendale II a. m
Miller s p. m. a cordial
Invitation is extended to all
to be present.
j. E. Booth, pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23
Musical Treat.

Mrs. O. G.. Knox music.
class will give a recital in
Pleasant Valley Hall, Aug.
30, at $50 p. m. The pro-
gram will be carried out in
full. Everybody come
and hear one Of the best
musical entertainments pre-
sented in South Hand.
By order com.
PART /.
Instrumental music-Mrs.
Knox, Mr.. Frahm.
d Recitation Thursa Rob
inson.
Piano solo-Anna Burns.
Organ solo-Helen Schmidt
Recita. Margaret Burns
Organ solo-Ern Frahm,
Song with banjo accom-
paniment-Hardy Stevens.
Rec.--Anna Cook.
Piano solo, Bye Robinson
Rec. Mrs. G. Miller.
Organ solo, Helen Porter
Guitar solo, S. Halbig.
Rec, Allie Butler.
Organ solo, Laura Yost.
Organ duet, Cora and
Grace Mckinney.
Rec, olympic Halbig.
PART 2.
Violin solo, Mr.. Frahm.
Rec, Anna Cook.
Seven young ladies will
appear in the celebrated
Peake Sisters club, VIZ,
Ethel McCarl, Hattie Erb,
Bye Robinson, Helen
Schmidt, Anna Burns,
Edna Porter, Laura Yost.
Rec. with organ accom-
paniment, Sylvia Forbes.
Labor operetta in which
Will appear Laura, Maggie
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23

Mr.. Cy Stout is suffering
from rheumatism.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-23

and Greeves.
Sealed biGS to construct cement
sidewalk along east side of Broadway
in South Miller abutting on property
Of G. 81 n. w. Ry. received as follows:
L. w. Kenyon to construct said
sidewalk at loo per square foot and 16c
per square foot for the part made in
the form Of a crossing, and SOC per
square yard for filing.
On motion the bid of Mr.. Kenyon
was accepted
The council on motion, allowed the
Christian church trustees SIS toward
constructing cement sidewalk in front
of church lots.
The following bills were allowed;
Robt. Corrin, work on water
works. -. s $50
Ed C0rrin, same. ............ 525
l.. w. Kenyon, laying cement
walks ....-.. .......--..- 81 so
&. III. Furman, work on streets u 25
V-B. hedman, srlary for May,
June and July, and 8 days OF
board of review. .......... $500
Wilson g. Swan, printing. IL Is
j. A. BuShtield " IL 65
Perkins Bros. Coz proflerecord 925
J.H. Warke, constructing drain % %
On motion tire council adjourned.
ChaS. Thomson,
Attest: Mayor.
V. B. Ledman,
City Auditor.
Proceedings of regular meeting OF
Council, August I, 1906.
Present, Thomson, mayor; Alder
men Greeves and Lane. There being
no quorum present, the council adj
journed to meet August y, 1905.
Chas. Thomson, Mayor.
Attest; ". B. Ledman, City Auditor.
Council proceedings, Aug. q, 1905.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present, Thomson.
mayor: Aldermen McCullen, Greeves,
Erickson, Ostrander and Trythall.
Absent, Lane. Minutes OF last meet
ing read and approved.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
That j. III. White is granted per-
mission to place his scales 80 feet
north of the north line of Benton
street on Broadway, providing there
is no reasonable objection thereto
brought before the council, and the
former permit for Mr.. White to place
scales is hereby repealed. The vote
on the above resolution resulted as
follows: Yeas, McCullen, Greeyes,
Erickson, Ostrander and Trythall.
The following bills were allowed:
Laird Norton yards, lumpes
for city 3 60
Crane, Ordway Co., material
for waterworks. ........... 60 81
Geo. Hardwick, hauling pipe. / 90
John Lawler, moving weeds. I2O
9. H. Stegmire, repairs for
waterworks ........-.... I25
Laid Norton yards, cement,
/, brick and lumber ........ IA 10
J.. II. Redmond, material. for
city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 y
R0bt. Corrin, work on water
works observation-disclosures. As sc
A. Butler, hauling II loads
dirt $50
Il. III. Furman, hauling dirt. 26 O5
d. Whitcomb, salary for July. 30 100
Ed Corrin, work ON water
works ....................,. 70 10
On motion the council adjourned
Chas. Thomson,
Attest: Mayor.
V-R Ledman, City Auditor
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

Misses Brown and Braham of
Madison were the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. T. b. Sproul, last
week.
Mrs. Curtis was at Santa Fe
visiting last week.
Miss Maggie Tansy and o, r..
Howard attended preaching at
Oak Ridge Sunday ard were The
guests of Miller Cappage and
wife.
Protracted meeting is now in
progress at the Baptist church
conducted by Revs. Todd and Col.
man.
Those who attended preaching
here Sunday night from Santa Fe
were: Misses LYDIA Dull, Grace
Camplin, Pearl Shicl and Messrs.
Clarence Force Marvin ana Men,
ii Snider.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

moving to st. Charles before Sept.
LIST.
The whistle Of the thresher is
heard lin the land. Oats are
bringing 25c, wheat, 75c. The
hot weather makes it hard to keep
working crew when threshing.
Miss Mabel Underwood returned
to Strother Underwood's Saturday
after a 10 days visit here.
Miss Zoda Welch returned from
a visit to Vandalia Saturday. Miss
Viola Lasher is helping at the
postoffice.
Mrs. G. w. Ramey and son,
George, visited in Vandalia last
Sunday.
Misses DeLaporte and Mabel
Underwood were visiting Mrs. Ale
ia Gilliland of Wellsville last
week.
We heard John w. Stevens say
that Friday was as hard day as
he eyer experienced with a thresh-
ing machine to keep a crew at
work, the heat was so great.
The Mexico Holiness forces
made us visit Saturday and Sun
day. The street meetings were
well attended by people that do not
often attend religious services.
Clarence Denmark and Grant
Beal are both reported as improv.
ing.
The Message of Flowers" SER
vice by the G, e. was very inter
esting, aud the applications ia
Christian character were fine. AT
the conclusion the flowers used
in decoration were distributed to
the sick rooms Of Grant Beal and
Clarence Denmark, with a Gods
speed for their recovery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
DR.. C. &. Woods Sermon.

Rev. G. G. Woods, one of the
editors of the Christian Advocate
of st, Louis, preached at the
Methodist church in Mexico last
Sunday morning. The sermon
was a treat for all who heard it.
His text was: What doth the
Lord require Of thee, but to do
justly, and to love mercy, and to
walk humbly with thy God"
He preached the union sermon
at Hardin Park Sunday night
also. III" outlines the sermon
in the following words;
l. Every married couple ought
to have a home of their own if pos
sible. He deprecated the habit of
the hotel, boarding and fiat life. 1t
is impossible to realize the bless
iugs of home under such condi-
tiOns.
2. The Doctor has raised a fam
lily of eight children and he seems
to be in accord with President
Roosevelt in regard to large fam
lilies. He drew a beautiful picture
of the baby in the home, and ex-
pressed his profound sympathy for
the childless wife.
3. Every home ought to have a
home altar, where the word of
God is read and family prayers
regularly offered. He gave some
touching experiences of moral
wreckage from the neglect of this
duty.
4. Mutual confidence and love,
between husband and wife, parents
aud children, are essential to all
happy home life.
5. The spirit of genuine hospi-
tally should be cherished and
practiced in every family, and will
bring the richest rewards. The
doctor gave some personal expert.
ences illustrating the virtue of
hospitality in a marked degree.
He complimented Mexico very
highly for her beautiful residences
aud cordial hospitality, and ex-
pressed the hope that our homes
might he Christian homes aud
made perennialIy happy by the in
ternal Adornment of love and affee'
Tomato service
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
POWELL FORD.

We are experiencing some warm
weather at present.
Hay harvesting is the order of
the day.
Pastures are greening mp nicely
since the rain.
Everybody complains of h e
abundance of the pesky fly.
DR.. A. c. White and wife called
on relatives in our locality Sun
day.
Misses Fife aud Mary johnson
visited their sister, Mrs, Geo. Lew
is, and family Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Roby of near RochpOrt was
the guest of Mrs. Alex Carter last
week.
Ed. Duty is digging the holes
for our telephone poles.
Alex Carter shipped 4 loads OF
fine cattle to Chicago last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
STROTHER.

Mrs. Il. A.Hanger, of Santa Fee,
was the guest of her parents here,
Monday.
Misses SalIie Story and May
Moseiy left last week for visit
with relatives in South Missouri.
Before returning home will tour
Virginia.
OswIey Mason spent Sunday in
Paris.
Mrs. Stinemiler will spend the
summer with her parents in Ore
gon.
Mrs. Z. O. Mason and daughter
left last week for Portland, Ore.
They will be gone about six weeks
and will visit relatives in Califor-
MIA before returning.
Mrs. Charles Bybee is the guest
of relatives here.
We are glad to say that Mrs,
Clyde Houghten is able to be Out
again.
Miss Wayne Runkle of SAINTS
Fe is the guest of j.. f. Styles and
family.
Protracted meeting will begin
at Pleasant Hill the first Sunday
in August.
George Massey and family were
in the neighborhood Sunday.
Miss Altye Beeman and Oscar
Kindred attended preaching Al
Midway Sunday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
LADDONIA.

Our Mayor held court last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
when Brown Bros, druggists, were
found guilty of illegal sale of in
tOxicatiug liquor on four counts
with twelve more cases for trial
when the whole matter was com
promised, the Brown Bros. paying
a fue of $500 aud costs, amount
ing to 500. Detectives Scott and
White of Springfield procured the
evidence. We hope this may have
the effect of curtailing the unlawful
traffic, at least for a while. E. c.
Kennen and O. Hit of Mexico
were attorneys for the city, w. II.
Logan and Hostetter of Bowling
Green, Barrow of Vandalia aud
S',qpnon nf Moviro, attorneys for
Brown Bros.
Sam Bellamy is thinking OF
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
RUSH HILL.

The prospect for good corn
crop on these fiat prairies never
was better.
Oats are yielding better than
was anticipated, Some farmers
report us much as 55 bushels per
acre.
j. p. Harper with a force of
men is in Saline county erecting
a large and up tO-date school
house.
DIR. w. Il. Cornett reports an
increase in sickness in which
green apples and small boys figure
largely.
Homer AzdelI, near Worcester,
is feeding two loads of high grade
cattle. Homer is Il careful feeder,
and we may look for something
nice.
Fred llagado"n and his mother
are grazing a car load of good cat
tie. Will commence feeding about
Sept. lst
Louy Cook has his so acres of
flax oil harvested in good shape
and will thresh 1t out in n few
days. LouP is a rustler from
away back, and he deserves Il bet
ter fate than to live a bachelor all
his life. Girls, you are missing a
good chance.
g. f. Casper has returned from
his trip south of the river. He
purchased $50 head of. sheep and
will have them shipped here in a
few days.
Miss Cora Crawford has just re.
turned from Hamilton, Livings-
ton Co., Mo-, where she visited
her father who is a practicing
physician in that place. Miss
Cora secured a school while she
was there, and will return in a
few days. She will com mence
her school about the last week
in August. Miss Cora
deserves much credit, as she
has worked her way and gained q
good education, and all the en-.
enlargement she ever had was
simply a determination to succeed.
She is a beautiful and accomplish,
ed young lady.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
SANTA FE

Phil Quisenbery a d VIM.
Bishop made a business trip to
Paris Monday.
Miss Leta Wallace of Paris is
visiting relatives here.
Pritchett Humes has given up
his job as Hello" boy and ex.
poets to leave for California.
Quite a number from here attend.
ed the supper at Victor Satur-
day night
Miss Gertie and Bessie Dull Wis
tied Misses Stella and Altye Bee
mon of near StrOther from Satur-
day till Monday.
Miss May Mosley is visiting rel
atiVes in Virginia.
The Santa Fe base ball team
played a very interesting game at
Santa Fe with the Shady Del
boys Saturday eve. The score
standing nine to fifteen in favor OF
Santa Fe. "Come again, Shady
Dell"
Ewell Drake is home from Tex.
as on n visit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
Aoae.>>..-~--.>..aaRA
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS
REREA.

The little daughter of Harve
Robinson and wife is quite sick.
The meeting at Midway is pro-
crossing nicely.
Oscar Martin was quite sick a
few days ago from being over.
heated.
Elder Sutton filed his regular
appointment Sunday at Berea,
Jet Settles and wife of near
Rowena were recent guests of rel.
atives here.
Miss Bessie Bybee and Miss
Beulah McGinnis were the guests
of the Misses Cauthorn Sunday.
Farmers are getting along nice.
ly with their hay these bright
days.
Mrs. Barnaby was in town sew.
eral days last week having her
eyes treated.
George Nugent and VIE OF
Youngs Greek were the recent
guests of John Barnaby.
DR.. Duncan has been suffering
from rheumatism in the back.
Ira wager who stuck II hedge
thorn in his arm, several days
ago, is better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
CANT.
as on a visi

$. p. Loren is having his house
repainted.
Ira Adams and wife of Sarcox-
lie, Mo-, have been visiting Jos.
Reid's family the past week.
Several from this neighborhood
attended dedicatory services at
Hickory Grove Sunday.
Henry and Thos. Broaddus have
gone to Southwest Missouri to Sc
cure work harvesting.
Mrs. Annie McCarty has re,
turned t. her home in Washing
ton.
+. +. Beatty is still very low.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
~-WA
THE GRIM REAPER


Mrs. Mamie Hyde, the mother
of Mrs. j. &. Buckuer of Mexico,
died at her home in Kansas City
Monday of this week.
John Dahlem, 90 years of age,
died at his home in Mexico Mon.
day of dropsy. He hal been in
failing health for some time. The
funeral was held at the home yes
terday afternoon. The wife and
five children survive him. The
children are: Eugene, John and
Edward Dahlem and Mrs. Chas.
Flittner and Mrs. Hulda Lubbock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
EAST LINN.

Little Ivy Mathews who has
been quite sick is convalescent.
Master Francis Ohearn of Lad.
donia made his uncle, j. w. Glib
bons,a business call Thursday.
John Scott got his hand mashed
in a threshing machine, -one day
last week.
Miss Lena Crews returned home
Sunday after n weeks visit with
Miss Lizzie Digg of hear Laddon,
ia.
Mrs. Barbary Rhodes of Benton
City and Mrs. Lizzie Mathews OF
Mexico were the guests of Mrs,
Irving Mathewsa few days last
week.
Ely Nichols, Herman Geiseker
and Dick Brooks became overhead
ed last week. Herman and Dick
are better but Ely still remains
quite i'll.
James Diggs and two little sons,
Grafford and Francis, and sister,
Miss Lizzie, visited the family OF
Y. E. Crews Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

Hermann Sanford, a printer,
weighing about 300 pounds-big
enough to know better--last S at
urday night forged check for $24
on his employer, L. D Penny, and
presented it at the store Of Keiser
& Son and got the cash. Sunday
morning lie forged another check
on the same party for SO, present
ing it TO F. A. Sannebeck and get
ting the cash. He worked the same
game fora like sum onJ w nc,
kinney Then Sanford thought it
me 90 leave town but officers are
hunting his trail It may prove d
sud do. for Sanford.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, E. Y.
Tuepper, July 10, a daughter, and
to DR.. and Mrs. Mccall, the l4th, a
son, We hold hat Pres. Roose-
welt in that noted address,u was
justified in emphasizing the race
suicide question, but in his next
eloquenee on the subject we will
have him exclude the Worcester
neighbOrhOOd.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

class initiation conducted by Miss
Elizabeth Sanford. We were next
given a public drill by sixteen lad.
les, which was a perfect success.
Last but by no means least, was a
sumptious dinner, served in dainty
style. Miss SanfOrd's work can
not be too highly complimented
and the ladies of Mexico cannot be
eXcelled for entertaining.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
BEAN GREEK.

Newt. Gresham, general secre-
tary of the +. Il. aud G. u. of A.,
in a letter tells us the Order is ad-
vancing by leaps and bounds, Sc
curing results beyond the most
sanguine expectation of the pro-
moters. This is delightful news,
which we trust will add force to
the movement here.
Rev. E, B. Brown, an excellent
young minister of Montgomery
City, preached at Gilead Sunday at
IL Il. IN. and at 8 p. m. Pastor
R. f. McQuie preached at Horeb
church in Montgomery county.
r. i. Robinson and wife of No.
limo worshipped at Gilead and an
nounced that a protracted meeting
would begin at Mt. Zion next Mon
day night. Pastor II. b. Rice will
have the assistance of Rev. w. p.
Stuart of Paris.
Mr.. Breymer, who purchased
the Chas. Schoenneman farm a
worthy family of Methodist faith,
worshipped with us Sunday.
Miss Betha Humphreys of Mex
leo, visiting her sister, Mrs. Bud
Bozarth, attended church here.
Noble Barnes, adjuster of one'o
the home insurance companies, was
here last week to adjust the claim
of the Mongler Brothers, for a
nice heifer which was killed by
lightning July 5th.
Grandma" Byars is making an
extended visit with the family
of her son, Robert. Grandma is
up in the sos and well preserved
for one Of her age.
Chas. Tanner and wife of Prai'
RE Lea attended church here and
spent the afternoon at G.. b. Will
lingham's. The time was spent
for the most part in singing
hymns. Several local lights were
present, and with Bro. Brown al
the organ, such hymns as Christ
Recieveth Sinful Men," one was
sure to think of the future bliss.
Ed Arnett and family of Thomp,
son visited the family of E. w,
Ridgeway oyer Sunday.
r. T. Byars has leased his Goa
mine to an adept miner from the
northern part of the State.
l.. II. Jasper contemplates SOW
ing l6O acres of wheat. Lander
never does things by halves.
Short nights are not encourag
ing for late calls. John Simpson
of Monroe was calling here Sunday
and tells us he called on a lady
friend up home. She had retired
oh, pshaw, we promised not t.
tell. But John is n lady's man
all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Audrain Baptist Meeting at Beaver
Dam.

Will meet at Beaver Dam Bap-
fist church, 8 miles southwest of
Mexico, July % and 20, at 8
O'Clock p. IN.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
3 p. IN. Devotion, j. l.. Partee.
3,15 The Pastor and his Bible,
j, A. Guthrie.
400 The Superintendent and his
Bible, w. ID. Pulls.
500 Sermon.
SATURDAY, JULY 30.
900 a. m. Devotion, j. l.. Ware.
9:15 Children and Bible Study,
j. +. Jesse.
1000 The Christian and Bible
Study, j. q. Crawford.
10:45 Session of the Executive
Board of Audrain Associa-
ton.
300 p. NJ. The Ungodly and the
Study of the Bible, G. A.
Wit1erepoon.
2;45 The Citizen and his Bible,
&. q. Daniel.
$3.50 Bible Study and Soul Win.
ming, j. Q, Partee.
Anyone coming by rail will be
met at Ortiz Station, 2 miles
from the church, ut 2 pm. Friday,
July IS. Dinner will be served
on the ground Saturday.
Services will be arranged for
Sunday by the Committee.
j. S. JESSE, Secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

The Mexico soldiers arrived
home first of the week from
their encampment a t S t..
Joseph.