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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-03

Fan DArrab was in our town on last
Thursday. He brought in the bride
and groom, Mr.. Lace Null and wife
(nee Jennie Matthews). They took
the G. g. A. here for Odessa.
Rev. Maiden, of Kansas City,
assisted by Rev. English, The home
pastor, began a protracted meeting at
the Baptist church las Sunday. The
meeting will continue indefinitely,
Hon. @. A. Keith spoke here in
behalf OF pure democracy last Tuesday
evening. He made a splendid speech
calculating clearly the points bearing
on the issues Of the day. He made q
strong appeal for every democrat to
olme out next Tuesday and cast bis
vote, mot only come himself, but see
that his neighbors and friends come
also Let us not lose tae county and
state by staying ut home, like was
done III the last election. We have
he majority 80 let US poll 1t,
On Sunday morning at about
O'Clock az alarm Of fire was given al
th church at tae time Rev, Maid n
was beginning his sermon The
people began to rush out and it was
found TO he the school house. Some
Q , had set fire to the building on t e
" It end zeal the center OF the build
in {, The party had removed y part
o the brck under the sill and placed
kindiiDg, saturated with coal oil, under
and set 1t on fire. Jean Doty
passed By and saw the blaze and
hastened 10 the church and gave the
alarm. The people soon gathered aod
went to work and soon had the die
under control before it had done mucn
damage. The loss was about IS 90.
We are at a loss to know just Why any
one would desire TO bu IN our school
house. At this time there is no clue Of
sny kind pointing to VINO did 1t.
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waverIy Notes.

Isaac Fulkerson was 10 Mars all
Tuesday.
DR.. G. C. q II, of Warrens5urg,
spent several days here TIE guest tf
bis sister, Mrs. S. MGR Galloway.
F &, Edwards, of Blackburn, is
sp ndlng The week here.
Rev. and Mrs. c. V. Shu)en 2ergcr
were cal'ei TO Sparta, Ind. Ter, b.
the serious illness of Mrs. Shulen-
berger's nephew.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. P. Gordon were
down from Lexington Monday
The apple buyers have about
bought and shipped All the big crop OF
apples from the orchards of Wavelly,
and leaving for their homes.
Miss Maude Jones was chopping in
Marshall Monday.
Miss Marietta Fell is spending the
week with her sister in Lexington,
Born, October 20, 1906, to Mr.. and
Mrs. JOhniRaw, a boy.
Mrs. Louise Steffens, Of Corder,
was IN town Monday,
Miss JENNIE Ham was down from
LexlngtoniMonday.
The many candidates have been in
town this week repairing their
political fences,
Rev G, Prewitt, Of Liberty, held
his regular appointment here Sunday.
T. J.. oauthorn left last Monday 70.
Nowata, Iid. Ter,
Mrs. Thos. Tussey is Que of GU, sick
folks this week.
A crowd of young people spent
Halloween eve FLY by having a coon
hunt.
The Epworth League celebrated
their annual Halloween gathering
very nicely at Minors hall. Jack.o-
lanterns and autumn leaves made very
mt IDLE decorations. To add to the
''spookInessn of the occasions en-
undertaking establishment was lust
over head, IN which many games OF
late we're played, Hobgoblins
appeared in every nook and corner
Apples, cider and gingerbread we're
erved. &.
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Dover Items.

Mrs, E j Stolte spent Thursday in
Lexington
Will Mepg had business in Lexing-
Ton last Friday.
William Dysart Jr., vas in Lexlng.
tJu Monday nj ht.
b anon Vaughn ard wife were in
Lexington Sat urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon we're in
Higgirsville Wednesday
Mrs. Martin Oh YER and Nj Trut
Whlle stopped in Lexington F. iay.
Mrs John II 'd5e' aud Miss Nlggi
Ray shoUpod IN Higginsy lie Wednes
day.
Miss Ola Dysart came home SatuI
day night from a weeks visit in Kan
a Guy,
j., R. %Plsvenburg and wife and MIS-.
Oliver Martin were in Higglusville
Saturday.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
serve dinner in the basement OF their
church on election day,
Ed. Philip Stalk, Of W%arrensburg,
will preach at the Christian church
Sunday, Nov, the 4th.
Mrs. Charlie Grim and little daugh-
ter, Jessie, left Tuesday morning for
her home in Southern Illioois.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATOR
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED.

Letters OF administration with the will
annexed on the estate ~ J J. Fleming.
deceased, we're granted to the undersfgned
on the nth day OF October, 1908, by the pro-
bate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri. Am
persons having claims against said estate
are required 20 exhibit them Tor allow
ance TO the administrator with the will
annexed within one year after The date
OF said letters or they may be nrecluded
from any benefit ot such estate; aud IL such
claims be not exhibited within Two years
forever barred.
This 18th day Of October, 1903.
L NJ, TAUnMAN,
administrator Win Will Annexed
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For SALE -Oae pair l,4OO pound
mares, one 100 pound mare; a 81
studebaker wagon, one set double
harness, top buggy aud single
harness. Inquire at the telephone
camp near Tue opera house.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Nuuce is hereOy given to all Gre a md
other persons interested In the estate Of Julia
A.. Colley, deceased. that the undersign.
ed executor win apply to make q final
settlement OF said estate, at the November
term, 1906, Of the probate court of LafaA cite
county, Missouri, TO be begun and held at the
probate court room, IN the city Of Lexington
on the second MONDAY M November 1905.
WOODSON COLLEY.
lO-l5t0 Executor.
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EAST BOUND.

"a 1t will be seen that all Of these
vraius run 70 the Lexington station
except the incoming train west and tie
evening trai1 east on the River
Division. Busses me = these trains at
M yrick.S
A. S, LOOMS Ageu,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-03

some migmngs as to the wisdom of such IA eb but we had great confidence in Lexington mlk knew
- her people appreciated good hma We have been offering fEdMs ddng and our Short BUSINESS
career hmp proven to ours tAdDnh that we we're right Our business has been an umredmtdu one for so
short a time We. appreciate it md are going to continue offering the b@th be had, and With the zone
thMghtCf always giving the very Mtp possible MS
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Cant & Considine shipped one
car load OF hogs and one Of sheep
to st. Louis this week
AT the home Of the brides par
cuts at Moberly, June Goth, at $3.50
O'Clock, Miss Katie Neil Tiger
aud MIR. John w. Clark were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Digger.
After the ceremony an elegant
lunch was served, The groom is a
popular young raiIroader, and the
bride, who was a resident of this
place until few years ago, is a
charming lady Of rare attachments
supplemented by a most amiable
disposition. She will be help.
mate to her husband and make his
home earth's dearest place to him.
10 this excellent couple the best
wishes of their many friends here
are rendered.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Mission Board Report.

The Mission Board of the Au-
drain Baptist Association met in
executive session at the pastors
study of the First Baptist church
in this city Saturday, July 7, 1906,
at ! o'clock.
Six churches were represented,
as follows: Hopewell; j. s. Ware,
Pres. Of board, Mexico; j. A.
Guthrie. Treas; Bethlehem, p. I.
Bruce; New Hope, j. F. Edwards;
Zion, G. S. Dilks; Gilead, w. T.
Arnall, and Delegate at. large,
Rev. Ii. E. Truck, sec'y.
Invocation by c. s. Dilks.
One hour aud thirty minutes
was de voted to prayerfully plan
ming for wise aud judicious ad-
vancement of the cause within our
bounds.
Each one seemed to be in the
spirit" and sweet spiritual inter-
course was freely eDJoyed.
Love aud Christian fellowship
predOminates over the territory,
which presages great things for
the future.
The usual pay roll, helping the
weak churches sustain preaching,
was allowed, Zion being allowed
an additional $1,000 to help de-
fray expenses of their protracted
effort in which their pastor, Rey.
Emmett Cole, has the assistance OF
Rev. g. A. Mitchell, with hopeful
prospects of much good.
Adjournment to meet during the
the noon recess of the Associa.
ton which meets with Bethlehem
church Tuesday, Sept. %, 1906.
Benediction, Rev. Truck.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
VENiCE.

Threshing and harvesting are the
topics of the day.
The people in the community OF
Venice enjoyed their ,4th in j. j,
Buggals' Park. There were over
200 present aud they enjoyed them
selys by eating mutton and Wis
iting. j. w. johnson and q. A,
Brown barbecued the sheep.
Miss Liunie Coil and Miss Hay
wood are enjoying q pleasant vaca-
ton at Miss lLinnie's mothers,
Aunt Lizzie Coil, they are both
from Greeley, Colo.
Miss Ruth and Master WEIGH
Newman of Milwaukee Wisconsin
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. May
Stewart.
Misses Douglass of st. Louis
are visiting their cousin, q. G..
Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judy of Han
nibal. mourn the loss of their baby
girl, who died the 4th of this
month.
MIR. Jim High Bradley mourns
the loss of his wife, Myrty, who
died Sunday morning July 9Th.
Miss Jalie Douglass of Dallas,
Texas, is visiting her father. w.
A. Douglass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Atchison of Nc
Greedy visited Mrs. Atchison's
father, &. A. Brown.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Born to George Littrell and
wife. the 9th, ten pound girl.
Born. to Oscar Lewis and wife,
the 7th, a girl
Miss Lettie Byrns Of near Hope
well spent last week with Maze
Powell.
Several in this vicinity cutting
oats and report considerable rust.
Miss Mary Quinlan visited
friends in Mexico last week.
C.. 7. Powell and wife spent the
Fourth with bis brother, r. w.
Powell, who has been confined to
his bed for three weeks but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. Huffman aud baby who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs
Clark, returned home Monday.
r. w. Powell sold some hog
price 1925.
Frank Cook aud family were 10
our midst Sunday.
Some are putting up meadow.
Much of corn laid by aud look
ing fine.
Preaching at Sun Rise Sunday.
Lunch on the ground
Quite a few from the Branch at
tended the lawn party at Mr..
Ridgeway's, near Hopewell, Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Tony MCGEE who has been
very i'll is better.
Joe Quinlan sold to Green of
Centralia a team Of mules and a
bunch of IS hogs to G. T. Powell
at $6.15.
Picking and canning blackber-
ries is the order of the day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
= YOUR NEiGHBoRS =

Miss Nellie Pool of Centralia has
been the guest Of Mexico relatives
and friends.
Joseph Clendenen of Bonham,
Texas, is in Mexico on a visit.
Miss Margaret Potts is visiting
at Columbia.
Hughes Graham of Chicago ar
rived last week on a visit to Mex
leo relatives.
Mrs. w. s. Ragsdale spent the
Fourth at New Canton, Mo-, and
attended family reunion.
Mrs. Ruth Lemon Mckinney,
after a visit to Mexico relatives,
has returned to her home at Rem
lex.
Henry Oliver aud wife of Bal
lard, Wash, are visiting relatives
at Centralia. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
formerly lived at Vandalia.
Prof w. w. Clendenin and sis
ter, Miss Ida Clendenin, who have
been teaching in Brooklyn, N. Y,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Clendenin, of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Reynolds
have returned from a visit at Fay
cite aud Higbee. Mr.. Reynolds
taught school up in that section
46 years ago and met number Of
his old pupils on this trip.
Grandpa" Serrel of Sun Rise
vicinity left last Wednesday for Il
visit with his son and family at
Parsons, Kansas.
Misses Josie Douglass of st.
Louis and Pinkie Douglass of Ben
ton City are visiting Mrs. Gale
Douglass in Sun Rise neighbor-
hood.
Miss Eta Bradshaw, of st.
Louis, after having spent a week
very pleasantly at the home of
Mrs. Fannie A. Roberts east of
Mexico, has returned home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

There was a glorious Aoppin' ,
aud everything a-poppin', at Cen
tralIa July 4th.
Corn lice are doing much dam
age to corn in this vicinity.
ia. Miller and r. F. Shock
ride in new Surveys now.
Zeb Stinson has returned from
a visit in Virginia. He reports
good crops, and everything flour
ishing.
The all day meeting at Salt RiY-
er the LIST Sunday was we'll attend
ed. The services were enjoyed by
all, and so was the good dinner.
Elmer Pulls aud family visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Elmer Shock has been en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. Boyd,
of Centralia, and her aunt, Mrs.
Mamie Smith, of Kansas City.
Jacob Rediger of Illinois has
been here for a few days, visiting
his brothers, Joe and JnO. Redi-
ger. He says crops there are
about like they are here, only they
are greatly in need of rain.
Rev. Zehr is a farmer as we'll as
a preacher. He farms on large
scale, and breaches each Sunday
for the German people in this and
adjoiug neighborhoods. Services
are held at his vacant dwelling
house.
j. E. Shock refused liberal of.
fer for his cattle. He is not ready
to sell them yet.
Oliver Sims delivered some more
nice hogs last week.
Jno. Botkin, who has been crit
ically i'll for some time, is much
better, aud will, it is thought, soon
be we'll again.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
THOMPSON.

Miss Carrie Jesse is The gnest of
Miss Bess Jackson Of Mexico
Mrs. e, f Elliott is home from a
short visit TO st. LOuia friends.
Miss Mary Callahan aid Avs
Hayden Of Mexico spent Sunday
With Miss julia Callahan.
N DUNCAN vas here fran ST..
Louis to spend the Fourth With
relatives.
Miss Gertrude Fetch returned to
her home SUNDAY after spending I
few days here with relatives.
n 4 Cant has returned from a
trip to Butte City. Montana
Miss Alice o Brien aud Ira spur
ling and I. } OsTo0Ie spent Mon
day at Hannibal
Mrs. J r Tiger returned from
Salisbury SUNDAY
Sharp shipped one ear load Of
abeep a. 81 Louis Monday
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
STOCK AND TRANSFERS

L. Jones sold bis residence
in Mexico for $4,000 to Mrs. Sarah
Little.
Gibbs Gentry Of Mexico has
bought little farm near Halls.
vile and has moved thereon, Wish
him prosperity in his new home.
Mrs, T j. Powell recently sold
5a chicken hens, received from her
door, at 8 cents a pound.
J 2 Powell recently sold some
fat hogs to Charles Powell Al
SO 10 per hundred pounds.
Franz Edwards Of Youngs Greek
sold " W Mundy a car Of fat
cattle a. "a Is per hundred
4 Leeper on Yoangs Greek
sold 2e5 pound hog 70 Powell &
Mnndy 1T sc. Is per hundred.
j.. Jones has bought lot on
the Boulevard. ID South Mexico .og
MFs Sarah Little, pas log 81 600.
He will erect / 4ne modern resi-
depee.
> NJ 9verfelf, who lives Eve
miles from AnxVasse, has bought
land ID AnxVagso and Is putting
mn a hna modern 3peifanaa f{ Al
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
LAppoMsA.

Henry Moore Of Perry was ii
town Monday.
The Christian church is putting
10 a gas lighting system.
The 4. s. teachers met with DR..
Lotions last Friday evening.
A large number left Monday
morning on the excursion to Quin.
cy ILL.,, via the steamer j s. at
Louisiana.
Misses Esther Egelston and
Helen and Rose DeLapOrte OF
Hannibal, nieces of j. q. Della.
porte. are visiting here.
Eta McGhee accepted a place
and began with j. j. Alexander
Tuesday.
McVay & Go. began invoicing
their stock of goods to j j. Alex.
ander last Tuesday.
j. j. Alexander and sons, Archie
and Mays, with their families
came Sunday to make their home
with us. We are glad to welcome
them back.
Sidney James left Monday for
Texas where he has a position of
responsibility. Sid is an all right
young man and we are sorry to
lose him
Clark Ward won in the potato
race on the Fourth. Single Arig,
Ellis Of Perry; j. r. Brown for
best pony rig; Jerry Gelvin with
Center outfit for best double
rig; q. w. Ramey, Jr.. for best
boy horseback; g. w. Ramey for
best saddle horse; Miss Florence
Harlinger, best lady rider; Mrs.
Iva Stewards baby Of Hutchinson
for the prettiest baby.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
BEAN GREEK.

d. w. Thompson is entertain
ing his sister from Hannibal. Miss
Thompson will remain several
weeks and superintend the canning
and preserving of Davis big crop
of fruit. Mr.. 7. is adding greatly
to the appearance of his elegant
home by building new fences.
Misses Hey Byars aud Josie
Martien accompanied by Asa Ell
lington returned Sunday from a
visit in Monroe county.
Uncle' John Robinson gave us
warm hand shake saying his
health was excellent, but his good
wife was not so fortunate, being
very poorly. He has fine garden
in which everything but weeds and
cabbage are growing nicely. 0w-
ing to the debut of the snake last
season he will eat no more cab
bage. Also said Joe Holtkamp
had the best field of corn in his
section.
g. b. Willingham and the good
wife are enthusiastically soliciting
funds with which to place an or
gan in Gilead church Good cause,
help it along.
The Farmers Union me cts the
first aud third Fridays in each
month. Next meeting, July 20,
there will be business ot.vital i'm
pOrtanee to each member. Please
be there, brother
Chas. Leeper aud wife witnessed
the ball game between HOllensville
and Skinner which WITS played at
Skinner Saturday.
Austin II. Wayne who has been
in the West some six years train
ing horses for a good firm in Cali.
ifornia is spending the month with
relatives and friends in aud around
Mexico. Aus. told us be had in
his stable some green PAGERS that
could make it 2.0S and better.
They are now stabbed at Des
Moines, Iowa. viii 90 to Toledo,
Ohio, last of the month. Aus was
also in the San francisco quake. y
Says he thought ibe end had come,
but he doesn't look to have ever
had a care.
Phillip Shire started his thresher
Monday with Tom at the throttle,
Phillip, Jr., in charge of the separ-
ator and VIM. Speckman as water
bauler. A nobler trio would &c
hard TO find. Tho Young 10 years
proper training with some expert
ence makes them thoroly capable,
and we are sure they viii give sat,
isfaetiOn. The Hays bpotlers en-,
tertained them Monday with wheat
that threshed 80 bushels per acre,
q case Of judleious, intensive farm.
ing, sect
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Judge Lebbeus Il. Whitley, the
Audrain boy who has been serving
as Attorney General in the Phil,
ippines and who has lately been
appointed to the bench of the new
~ created United States Court in
China, gets a leave of absence aud
will visit his old Missouri home
soon. His new appointment car
ries with it $4,000 a year. He
will be succeeded in the Philip
pines by GregOria Aranta, a Fill
pinO jurist aud statesman. Judge
Whitley has climbed mp, aud it is
an example ct how other boys
may climb up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

CUPTD'S CAPTURES

Mr.. Edward Atchison, of near
Worcester, and Miss Ida Clendenin
were married yesterday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mr..
John Hanger, Rev. N. s. John.
ston officiating. Miss CT endenin
has been teacher for several
years at Brooklyn; New York
Both were raised in this coun.
ty. 1t is most worthy couple
and We extend them our congratu.
lations aud earnest hopes for fu,
ture JOY aud prosperity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
REREA.

Charlie Bonsell of Oklahoma, is
visiting friends here.
About fifty persons participated
in picnic on the creek east Of
here the Fourth. All had a splen.
did time.
Miss Vera Woodson of near Long
Branch entertained about 200 OF
the young folks on the evening of
the Fourth with a lawn social and
fire works.
Dr. Clend HALEY of Fulton was
shaking hands with friends in this
vicinity recently,
We are sorry to hear that Miss
Stella Berry lost nearly all OF her
young turkeys. She had SO and
all were killed but 10.
Vandals entered the residence Of
R. l., Miller aud carried off some
clothing,
Mrs. Capps is suffering from d
stroke OF paralysis, al the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Toales.
Mrs r @ Browning is some
better
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
BENTON CITY.

VIM Byars, former resident
of this place who went west for
his health over year ago, died at
Fit. Collins, Colo, Saturday. The
remains were shipped to Mexico
Monday aud conveyed to New
Hope where iuterment was made
Tuesday. Deceased leaves a widow,
besides his parents and a number
of brothers to mourn his loss. The
community extends sincere sympa-
thy.
Eddie, the 10 year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus SEWERS, liv.
ing on the Wiukler place, 8 miles
northeast Of here, met with a sad
accident on July 4th, being kicked
by a mule. The little boy died
Monday aud the body was inferred
in the cemetery at this place We'd
nesday, The family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the pommu-
nifty in their great loss.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

HOMER Bassford, one of the edl-
tors of the st. Louis Republic, has
been given a three months vaca-
ton on full salary by that paper
and goes with his wife on spec
ial mission to Europe. On his re.
turn it is expected that he will be
made managing editor Of the Re-
public. Homer Bassford is an
other Mexico boy who is climbing
up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters tesla
mentaryuponthe estateof WarnerR. Potts
deceased, have been granted to the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court of Audrain
county, Missouri, bearing date April 90
1900; All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
20 us for allowance within one year after
ciuded from any benefit OF such estate,
and II such claims be not exhibited with
In two years from the time of the publi-
cation OF this notice they will be forever
barred.
WILLARD PORTS,
SUSAN A. PoTTs,
Executors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

THE MESSAGE is sorry to hear of
the sudden death of William By
ars, who died Unexpectedly at Ft.
Collins, Colorado, last Saturday
and whose body was shipped here.
The young wife survives him, who
was Miss frankie Hall. Scores of
friends southeast of Mexico, where
Mr.. Byars was raised. extend deep
est sympathy to all the bereaved
ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Littleby Celebrates.

The Fourth of July was too busy
a day with most of our men to eel
citrate in any Of the towns; but at
night the parents and children 10
Littleby gathered at the home of
j. HOrd Davis and spent a very
enjoyable time. The boys had
crackers and noise to make them
happy. The fire works, tho not q
very elaborate display, were very
pretty and much enjoyed. Then
the pretty gIrls passed ice cream
which Mr., and Mrs. Shook had
kindly manufactured. This with
cake aud lemonade made all the
small fry" believe they had cele,
brated.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and Others interested In the estate Of
Andrew j. Fry, Sr., deceased. That we
the undersigned administrators Of said
estate, intend "a TO make final settlement
Court OF Audraln county, Missouri, 10 be
held at Mexico commencing the second
Monday in August, 1905. '"N
Al. Fry, JR.
Is, 8. FRY.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

YES, the Mexico Chautauqua
and the Mexico Fair should both
be advertised in the county papers.
The people are waiting to learn
what the attractions are to be.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
The Riverside Institute.

The River Side Institute will
meet and bold three days session
in the Baptist Church at Martins
burg beginning at 2 O'Clock on Tues
day the 18th of July. An interest
ing programme has been arranged
and all young preachers are espec,
tally invited TO attend.
w. n. BURNHAM,
Ch Com Arrangements.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
THURSDAY, JULY 70. 1906

NEXT Thursday is the big rail
road picnic at Santa Fe We look
for a large attendance from Mex
leo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Isn't it funny that the technical
tiles of the law always work to the
benefit Of the law breaker and
against the intentions of the lawH
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Santa Fe is after that new rail-
road in great earnest. That's the
way to get things and accomplish
things.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
THE GRIM REAPER


The three year old son of Mr..
and Mrs s. II. Richards of this
city died last Saturday Of malarial
fever. The child had been i'll for
some time. Rev. II. e. Truck
preached the funeral at the home
Monday.