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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-08
THE CITY

Harry Dutnall of Grand Crossing was
in Hammond yesterday visiting friends.
Clyde King of Lowell was in Ham
mond today visiting friends.
Julius Deane of Chicago spent yes
terday with friends in Hammond
Ed Jonsol of Chicago Heights was in
Hammond on business yesterday.
Attorney Schuyler Dwyer of Lowell
was a Hammond visitor today.
w. Best, night agent at the Monon,
visited his father in the city today.
P. L. Briggs of Gary was in Ham
mond today on legal business.
Mott Corocon of Valparaiso was a
Hammond visitors today.
Frank Lyons was a city visitor sun
day.
Arlo Alyen and John Atwood of Lo-
well were Hammond visitors last night
Clarence Roper went 10 the city today
on business,
II. Evers of Hammond spent this
afternoon with friends in the city.
F. a. Parker and family went to the
city this afternoon on BUSINESS.
VIM. ]. Hojnacki of Hammond was
a city visitor this afternoon.
VIM. Elsner Of Hammond was city
visitor this afternoon.
c. f. worrell of Dayton, O.. was in
Hammond today on business,
J. J. Murphy of Hammond was bust
ness visitor in the city Sunday.
Attorney J. +. Reilly of Hammond
spent sunday with friends in the city.
". c. Bowman Of Hammond made
business trip to the city this afternoon
Howard Munger of Valparaiso was
in Hammond today visiting friends.
Kenneth sheets Of Hammond spent
sunday with his parents in Lowell.
r. FELTON, of Cedar Lake was in Ham
mond today visiting friends
Carter b. sherman Of Marion. Ind.
was in Hammond on business today.
Harvey Brooks. Of the Grand theatre.
went 10 the city this morning.
Geo. Pearson Of Chicago was a Ham
mond visitor today.
Lawrence Cox of Hammond was a
city visitor this morning.
H. B. Smith Of New Haven. Ind. was
a Hammond visitor yesterday.
Elmer Berry OF Mt. Victory, Ind. was
in Hammond yesterday visiting friends.
r. Stinson OF Rochester, Ind. was a
business visitor in Hammond today.
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His Intellectual size.

Cholly Nitwit-D'ye know, Miss Cut
ter, though. I've only just met you,
there seems to be a-er-sort of intel
lectual sympathy between US. You
know just how to appeal to my tastes,
you know. Are you a literary woman?
Dolly Cutter-No, I'm a kindergarten
misunderstanding Leader.
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The Face.

If we could but read it every human
being carries his life in his face and is
good looking ca the reverse as that life
has been good or evil. On our features
the fine chisels Of thought and emotion
are eternally at work. - Alexander
Smith.
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formerly of Hammond. was the guest
. Miss Della Cohen YESTERDAY at her
howe $50 South Holman street.
Prof and Mrs. E. w Ager Of Val
poralso University. were the guests of
". J. McAIeer and family yesterday.
Roscoe Brenneman returned last
evening from a two weeks visit with
his parents in Columbia City. Ind.
rhe Ladies Aid. society of the Pres
byterian church viii be- entertained by
Mrs NJ Ruhstadt Wednesday after
noon in the parlors Of the church.
Rev. and Mrs w i. Shirley went to
Muncie, Ind this morning where they
viii attend the wedding Of i.eS Stir
ey's sister. Miss Hazel Z. shi-ey. to
Or. samuel Rice. which will take place
At 8 O'Clock Tucsoay evening.
David Maeelwralth was here from
Chicago yesterday the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. 3. Halliburton, 5i2 south Hob
man street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Pepperdine and
children Of HYDE Park, were the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Kasson Of Bellvue
Place yesterday
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will lacet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. f. p pcming
IS Carroll street The subject for
study and discussion for the afternoon
IS Persia ana the Mormons" ana will
be lead by Mrs J. S. Blackmun.
The fourth division Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the NJ. Z. church will be
entertained by Mrs. J. y. Reed Isl
East state street, Wednesday after
noon. Miss Bertha Turner of the
Book Temple conservatory OF music
has kindly consented to play several
selections. All members of the church
and congregation are invited TO attend.
ar. aid Mrs. Henry Bicknei ere en-
tertaii.ing Mrs Dean c. Woster. whose
husb-7d is United states commissioner
to the Philippines Mrs. Wostor is
accompanied BY her son and daughter
who returned from the island a moath
ago They viii be joined in few
DAVIS By MI Wooster, who took a later
boat.
Another affair Of Saturday evening
was party given BY Miss Florence
AMI Charles Shea at their home. &c
Webb street, in honor of their cousin,
George Cohen. Of London. who is Wis
ting them. The evening was spent
with music, games and darcing Re
freshments were served. TIE guests
present were Misses Elizabeth Evers
Frances Hutton. Gretchen Bauer, Fun
ice MeiiIle, Grace KingWill, Norma
Robbins Lottie Ripley, Maud Pannen-
borg. Ona Smaliey, Emma Champaign
and Mae Hanson. Messrs. William Ey-
ers, Elston Elliot Hollis Hunter. Dana
Summers, Raymond Fox. Chauncey
Huffman. Ralph Parsons, Jacob Han
sou AID Mern Stevens.
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TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room. suitable for two gentlemen or
man and wife. Modern conveniences.
Opposite Lion store. rs South Hob
man street-10-9-St.
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NOTICE.

The barber shop in West State
street, formerly owned by Harry Tut
tie has passed into the hands of A.
Stamm 926-tf
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SOCIAL SEASON
IS AUsPICIOUsLY OPENED.
Bsrs. r. u. Mott Of south Holman street
Entertains the Magazine CiUb nj an
Elaborate Eleven Course Dinner.

4arfa4nea the U4err haea of fhp Home
1,-ood asos,s,i,o .I,1, a,a sivteen other
tn,tto9 s,,exte ~ ano ~ ne most elan
orata dfnre, na,tioe mat has ever been
given Al hammond
L,a.h ~ 49, ~-..,,.o-s ~ ~. Napa-
zine ejIb entertain during tho wear
aud the eettgbtf,,i affatr ~ tho home
of Mrs NOT being The first 81 these
nartiss Il onens me social season in
Homeu,ona
The dining room was beautifully
decorated With autumn leaves which
made en attractive contrast with the
white u,an ~ ~ Ianu tabIea rhe
table aeoo-ations v.,-c american Beau
~ ~oeas ana ereflsx uan4 Da{ntrl
ularo e,~c. 500 a.rnlrcf ~ ali Of The
guests
In t1e n4asjc room ,g.4.cb was deco
rated win .!,w rosos ana smilax.
music v.o futntsfaad ~ Misses Gene
We've an Anna HASTINGS. MIS-. G. C.
fIcrnsn aad Miss Irene Mott
gh, eleven course dirner was tri-
,l.eoh OF mo c.,lir,rv ART 81 poir,f Of
serslea az vall ~ Is ;aa variety and ex
ealIooro Of tf,a co,.-eaa and VAS one Of
tae mo-t del. a ass of its lsina
taat The ua1n,, ST ,.e fIa2lzinc club
have hal the pleasure Of enfovirg.
White tine dinner was ii progress
the gentlemen IN the intervals between
courses responded to toasts the sub
3ects Of which hal been written on the
and tae laughter that they caused dis
PEELED ain sense Of formality Of the oc-
f,o prorran, bv every one present was
a batt ann = ,.,os ~ o.clock before the
gueets arose from the tables
hers Of the Magazine club were. Mr.
ana Mrs. ". b conkey. Mr. and Mrs.
1baeh. Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Bellman. Mr..
NJ. 4. Turner Mrs. Holmes. Mr.. and
man and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Holman.
The members Of the cub and their
Mr.. and Mrs Blackburn. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Mr.. and Mrs. carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crumpaclxer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
lin. Mr.. ana Mrs. odfgley. Mr.. and Mrs.
sheerer. Mr.. aaa Mrs. Hammond Mr.
and Mrs. Gostlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott.
Mr. aad Mrs CO. NJ ana Ms I,aw-
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. stanley snttor. Mr.
and Mrs ssgar Iohnson ana Ms
Louise Woods.
Mr ana Mrs. NJ Rnnstadt and dangh.
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Are you interested in that and
willing 10 do a little saving.
WE PAY YOU INTEREST on
YOUR SAVINGS.
THE CITIZENS GERMAN NATIONAL
BANK OF HAMMOND, IND.

Wen help YOU. Give us your
account in your savings line
and we viii pay you go in
terest compounded every six
months One dollar and up
wards will start YOU on the
Road 10 Success, try il one year.
The only National Savings
Bank in Hammond. This is
Home Bank, owned By Ham
mond citizens. sixty three in
number and therefore is not a
one-mans bank.
o
Chas. c. Smith, Pres.
Wm- ID. Weis, yice-Pres.
George n. Elder, Cashier.
Z. ;. Emcrine, Asst Cashier
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FOR RENT-Furnishe room, all mod
err convenienees. 80 State street.
10-9-3t
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Daniel D. Holman of Chicago spent
today with friends in Hammond.
L. J. Moran OF Momence was a bust
ness visitor in Hammond Sunday.
VIII Hepp of Hammond spent sun
day with his parents at Lowell.
Paul ". Brown Of Kankakee. Ill,
visited friends in Hammond yesterday.
Thos Swanton of Hammond spent
yesterday with friends in the city.
Mrs. Gus Latch went to the city on
a shopping trip this afternoon.
oscar Clayton of Rensselaer, was
business caller in Hammond yesterday.
sam Pendleton of Chicago will spend
this week with friends in Hammond.
DR. Lena B. Watson spent today with
friends in the city.
H A. White of Chicago was the guest
OF Hammond friends last night.
John Wood of Hobart was a Ham
mond visitor Saturday evening.
H Filing of Hammond went to West
Pullman today on business.
Phillip Keilman of Dyer was in Ham
mond today on business.
p Morris of Waukegon, Ill, was in
Hammond yesterday visiting friends.
Floyd Ross Of East Chicago spent
sunday with friends and relatives here.
Chas Knight of Chalmers, Ind, was
Hammond visitor yesterday.
Homer Brooks of Kouts was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday.
]. g. mckinley of the Monon road
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
The Erie ran two sections of No. 3
this afternoon.
NJ. Crosby of the Erie road spent Sun
day with friends at Huntington.
Carl Kreuger' of Richmond, Ind. was
in Hammond today visiting friends.
j. Philip Rock of Hammond was a
/ Valparaiso visitor over Sunday.
Grant Trump of Lowell was a bust
ness visitor in Hammond today.
NJ. W. Ruiz of Hobart spent Sunday
with friends in Hammond.
Ira Ainsworth of Crown Point was
a Hammond visitor Saturday evening.
Hal Want of Lowell was a business
visitor ins Hammond Saturday evening.
! ed Berg of Lowell spent Saturday
evening with friends in Hammond.
T.. G. Roper of Hobart was in Ham
mond on business Sunday.
E. ". Reissig of Hammond visited
friends at Glen Park Sunday.
S. c. carley went to Crown Point on
business this morning.
Attorney W. J. WINERY went to
Crown Point on business today.
P. D. Fulton of Peru. Ind, was a
Hammond visitor yesterday.
T. Caney of Knox. Ind, visited Ham
mond friends over Sunday.
John J. Renrick of Valparaiso was
Hammond visitor this morning.
John Wilson of LaPorte was in Ham
mond on business this morning.
The 1:0S Lake Shore suburban was
delayed about I'VE minutes in Hammond
this afternoon on account of hot box
T. Pattee of Lowell was in Hammond
today looking after a position he has
in view here.
Chas stevens of Lafayette was If
Hammond today on business with W
g. Conkey Co.
Attorney ]. VIII Belshaw of Lowell
was business visitor in Hammond this
morning.
]. 1. Hoax a Monon switchman, left
this morning for the city where he vii
spend a week
c. A Love of Hammond left this
morning for Dwyer where he goes OF
business.
A. Clark of Hammond made bust
ness trip to Chicago Heights this morn
ing.
c. e Baker OF Hammond left this
morning for Chicago Heights where h,
will visit friends for a week.
Senator T. E. Bell was among III,
Hammond gentlemen going TO the cit.
this afternoon.
Don McMahan of Chicago spent Sun
day with his parents, Judge and Mrs
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Roscoe Brenneman returned last
evening from a two weeks visit with
his parents in Columbia City. Ind
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new GRAND THEATER
Harvey Brooks, Proprietor and Manager

Harvey Brooks, Proprietor and Manager
Plays for week Oct. 8 to IS,
Jason Joskins," Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Enoch Arden" Thursday,
Friday and Saturday and
and Saturday matinee.
Brooks and Brooks In 1.-The Hos
pital Servant. Miss Lille MUIR
ray, songs and dances. Illus
trated songs and moving pictures
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In Social Circles

Communications pertaining to
this department may be addressed
to Miss Daisy L. Emery. Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill,
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Col. J. c. Suman. ex-mayor of VAL
paraiso, was q visitor in Hammond
Saturday evening. on his way home
from the old soldiers convention that
was held at Rensselaer,
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rhe Ladies Aid society of tho Pres
byterian church Will BE- entertained by
Mrs NJ. Ruhstadt Wednesday after
noon in the parlors Of the church.
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sam Cross of Shelby came up to
Hammond this afternoon where he will
begin working with the Fitz Hugh
factory.
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Prof and Mrs E. w Ager Of Val
porafso University. were the guests of
". J. McAIeer and family yesterday.
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sents the Liberty Paint Co. left. this
morning for wisconsin.
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formerly of Hammond was the guest
of Miss Della Cohen yesterday at her
hor1e, 3S3 South Holman ST. "a.
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Morton Ames of Greencastle. Ind.
was in Hammond today on business
with the Simplex plant
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Herbert Butt of LaRue. O.. visited
friends and relatives in Hammond yes
terday.
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Word has been received from James
Reilly, son of ex-Mayor P. Reilly that
he now is in Pasadena, Cal. where he
has a lucrative position and likes the
country.
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John Berweagner of Hammond left
this morning for Lowell where he viii
visit friends during the week
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Rev and Mrs w i. Shirley went to
Muncie Ind. this morning where they
Will attend the wedding Of Tses. Stir
ey's sister. Miss Hazel L. Shi-ey. to
DR. samuel Rice. which viii take place
At o'clock TUESDAY evening.
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Daniel d. Hoffman Of Chicago spent
today with friends in Hammond.
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Burdette Sanger of Lowell was a
Hammond visitor yesterday.
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Peter Johnson of Valparaiso saw the
Hammond Michigan City foot ball
game here yesterday.
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P. c. Wallace of Hammond who rep
resents A. Torbet & Co. left this
morning for Salt Lake City where he
viii superintend the installation Of
some machinery for the Salt Lake Con-
struction company.
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l. J. Moran OF Momence was BUSH
ness visitor in Hammond Sunday.
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E. NJ. Fuller of South Chicago was II
Hammond this morning on his way L
Lowell where he goes on business FOL
Schloser Bros.
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VIII Hepp of Hammond spent Sun
day with his parents at Lowell
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The Monon air car was IN Hammond
today giving the Monon engineers, fire.
80 per cent Of the men were up to the
standard.
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Twin girls arrived last Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nor
ton. 622 East State street. Con-
gratulations to the elderly couple have
been accordingly numerous.
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K. II. Bell of Chicago was a bust
ness visitor in Hammond this morning
w. r. Stevens of Portland. Ind, was In
Hammond yesterday visiting friends.
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J. Real Of the Hammond football
team left this morning for Morocco.
where he will spend a few days with
friends.
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Frank Webster OF Huntington, Ind,
was in Hammond yesterday visiting
friends.
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David Macelwraith was here from
Chicago yesterday the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. } 3. Halliburton, 5l2 South Hob
man straet
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Sheriff Daugherty of Crown Point,
was in Hammond on business this
morning.
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Mrs. John stclz returned to her home
in ST. John, Ind. last evening after
spending a few days at the home of
Mrs. Jacob FOX. tI6 Doty street.
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The loose sand on West State street
raised havoc with the people today
blowing In their faces and causing lots
of inconvenience.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W Pepperdine and
children Of HYDE Park, were the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Kasson Of / Bellvue
Place yesterday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
FROM THOMPSON.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, June 10 j. NJ. Biswell
and son Of Grinnell, Iowa are here to
spend a week on business.
Misses White and Biggers, Of Mex
leo were here Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Tiger and daughter,
Miss Kate, Of Moberly, and Mrs T. d.
Powell, of st. Louis, are guest Of rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Chas Clark is home from st.
Louis.
viii Cant and wife spent a few days
here recently, returning to St Louis
Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Hunter, OF Mexico, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
R. S. Mcconnell spent Saturday and
Sunday in St. Louis.
Misses Carrie and Mabel Jesse spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mexico
with Miss Bess johnson
J. M. TRULY who has been Wabash
agent here for almost two years was
relieved Thursday and is now working
at Renick. During bis stay here he
attended strickly to business and both
he and his wife will be greatly missed
by their many friends aed while we
regret their departure we all pleased
to know that they have been sent to
their old home. Thompson's loss is
Renick gain. His many friends pre-
sented him with a watch chain and
charm, as a token Of their high
esteem. They departed for Renick
Friday, with the best wishes Of theiI
host of friends here Success to them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
CHAMP ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
CHAMP, June 13.--Rev. Smiths SER
non to the children Sunday was a
success. There was a large crowd
present and we hope the seed, which
was sown, will bring forth abundant
harvest In the future. 1t vas a ser.
mon for the children, but one by
which all could profit.
Mrs. Dawes left Saturday for her
home In K~irksville.
Mr. VIM. Loomis Is at home this
week doing some papering.
A crowd from Beaver Dam, consist
ing OF Deans, Crocketts, Walls, Way
mes and others, accompanied by DR..
Rees and wife, Of Columbia, Mo-, went
fishing at Eller's Ford last week. We
have never been able to hear what
luck they had with their hook and
line, but judge from the fun they re-
port Of having, there will be little use
Of another crowd going to Eller's Ford
for fish for years to come, as they must
have caught all Of the fish in that lit
tie stream.
Mr.. Loomis and son, Charles, were
In Benton Saturday.
Grandma Dean left for Norborne,
NO., Wednesday, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Hill.
Mr.. Thos. Holmes left Sunday night
for Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
Wait FOR HUNGER
Good Advice From Woodbridge &
Purdy as to How to Create an
Appetite.

Any physician will tell you that it
Is unwise to eat unless one is really
hungry. 1t is far better to miss q
meal than to eat without appetite.
But do not take q tonic, stimulant,
OF appetizer to make you hungry.
Woodbridge 8 Purdy say that the
best way to create an appetite Is to
restore the digestion to health by the
use Of Mona stomach tablets, o
reliable remedy that they have with
the best OF satisfaction.
When Mi-o-na is used, the irritation
and Inflammation of the stomach
coating will be soothed, the gastric
follicles will be strengthened so that
they will pour out the natural diges-
tive fluids with regularity, and the
food you eat will be perfectly digested
without distress.
A large box Of Ml-o-n stomach tab
let's is sold for so cents by Woodbridge
& Purdy, and 1t is so successful and
reliable in curing indigestion and
other stomach troubles, with the ex-
ception Of cancer OF the stomach, that
they sell it under a guarantee that
the money will be refunded unless 10
does all that Is claimed for 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
NEWS.
BEAN GREEK ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BEAN CREEK, June 13.-The month
ly appointment at Gilead has beer
postponed from the third until the
fourth Sunday in this month to accom-
modate the pastor.
James Quinlan says the Platte Bros.
are proving themselves master me.
chanics and will have bis house ready
for the ~plasterers next week. The
Biggers Bros, OF Mexico, have beer
entrusted with that part OF the work.
A good roads meeting at D.. W
Thompsons Tuesday night. Definite
plans we're laid for some effective work
The patrons Of this district have
raised something over 800 and will
ask the court for q like amount.
G. HI. Spottswood and family, from
west Of Mexico, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Spottswood's brother, R. T. By.
ars.
Mrs. DIR. Douglass, OF Benton City,
is visiting Mrs. Harry Day.
Charles Leeper bought an excellent
pair Of Chester White gilt from Jas.
Ware for $50.
Josie Martien is spending a couple
of weeks with her brother, Charles
Martien, near Tulip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Sale Of Guthrie Property Approved
Amended Informtion Filed in
Cases of State VS. MoFall and
State vs. Brewer.

State VS. McFall. BY leave Of court,
tne prosecuting attorney filed amend
ed Information charging murder BY
producing abortion.
State VS. Brewer. By leave of court,
the prosecuting attorney filed amend
ed information charging felonioui
assault.
Farber Bank VS. G B Carroll ct al
Deft's called and In default, judgment
was granted to the plaintiff for 1914
81 with ! per cent interest.
Guthrie Assignment, G. #. CLARK
Assignee, report of sale Of building,
abstract books and 225 acres farm ap
proved and assignee ordered to exc
cute deed.
State VS. Leslie Reid. Prosecuting
attorney filed information charging
rape. Deft entered plea Of guilty and
was sentenced to 2 years In the peni.
tentiary.
Lewis Smith VS. @. & A. railroad
cause on trial before the following
jury: 81. Showers. Charles Brown, @.
Schultz, J. Addition, H. N. Ess, F.
P. Davis, M. a. McCue, s. s. johnson,
Q. M. Berrey, Charles +. Clark, Horace
Mundy and Joseph Adrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-14
Always your moneys worth.
Pitcher JewelryCo
MEXICO, MO.

to speak q word of praise for the Sum-
day School conducted at the NJ. e.
Church at this place. 1t has been for
two or three years a drag almost an
impossibility to get the people inter-
ested In Sunday School work. But now
a deep interest such as has never been
manifested before has gotten hold OF
the people especially the boys and girls
we have one class OF eighteen boys ages
from eight to fourteen years-goOd boys
manly, intelligent, little fellows. How
we love to see the little boys take an
interest In studying the life Of the
meek and lowly Nazarlne treasure
ing up In their young hearts the pre-
cepts and promises of Jesus the Son of
God. Those are the kind Of boys who
will eventually become the rulers of
this, the best Country on Earth.