Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29

Divernon, III sl75.
No,7S.-Blue Walnut, blue roam geld
| lug owned by DR.. T. L. Bradley, OF
Warrensburg; sold to Or. P E WEI
iams, Fulton, Mo-, for $3.50.
No 77.--Menda Grattan, bay filley
owned by Downing & Rea, Marshall,
Mo-, and sold to French Field, Mex
leo, Mo, for $3.50.
No. 7s.-Fair Queen, bay tilley own.
ed by Downing s. Rea, Marshall, Mo
and sold to James Houchins, jefferson
City, Mo for $3.50,
No. % Mary Thornton, registered
saddle mare, brown; owned by Lee
Bros sold TO e. d. Moore, Monfgom-
cry City, for sl65.
Substitute No. 20. Bay gelding
owned by Lee Bros, sold to John T.
thinner, Lincoln, Neb for sl20.
substitute Pair chestnut mares
owned by Charles English, Bachelor,
Mo-, sold to II. +. Douglass, Auxvasse,
Mo-, for 1906.
No. 52-The Gentleman, black sad
die and harness gelding, owned BY B.
r. Middleton, sold to j. c. Cabell,
Bosworth, Mo-, s2s5.
No. 15-Chester, red sorrel gelding,
owned by Lee Bros, sold to Claude
Dunlap, Fulton, $500.
Reserve-F @. Holland sold a
brown mare by Forrest Bird TO Schopp
Bros Mexico, sl37.50.
No. 25-Kittie Bellairs, coal black
gated mare, owned by Lee Bros, sold
to r. II. Brown & Co., Divernon, Ill.,,
S240
No. 36--Floral Wreath, brown mare
owned by Lee Bros, sold to r. L.
Hawkins, OF st. Louis, s275.
-tieserye--F. G. Holland sold sorrel
mare by Star Moke TO W. F. Harring-
ton, st. Louis, $3.50.
Reserve-Lee Bros. sold a chesnut
gelding to Albert Gerke, of st. Louis,
1886.
No. 54-The Dutchman, bay gelding
owned by B. r. Middleton sold to J.C.
Cabell, Bosworth, NO., s252.50.
No. 56--Capt. Spangler, sorrel geld
ing, owned by B. R. Middleton, sold to
Henry Andrae, Of Jefferson City, 1926.
Reserve--F. G. Holland OF Auxyasse,
sold gelding by Chris Grattan to Lee
Bros S252.50.
No 57-Miss King sorrel mare,owned
by B. R.Miadleton sold to Joe Turner,
Of Fulton, sl95.
Reserye-Dr. Hunter sold a brown
mare by Dan Bachman to e. NJ. Nor
ris, $3.50.
No. 74-Cleora, chestnut mare,
owned by Ed Lee, sold to Foster-Fear
Stables Co., St. Louis, 5000.
Reserye-Lee Bros, sold a gray
mare to Tom Bass, s265.
Reserve-B. r. Middleton sold a
black mare TO Doug. Turner, of Full
ton, sl76.
Reservoir. 9. Holland. OF Aux
vase, sold black gelding, to Abrain
Bros, Of st. Louis, $3.50.
Reserve-Lee Bros, sold gray
mare by VIII Doc to r. L. Hawkins,
OF st. Louis, $500.
Researches Bros. sold gray mare
to l. E. Precht, Of Audrain county,
Sl60.
Reserye-B. r. Middleton, sold a
bay gelding, to ]. T. thinner, of Lin
coin, Neb., Sl87.50.
Reserve-Lee Bros, sold a bay
gelding to Claude Dunlap, of Fulton,
1895.
NOTES OF THE BIG SALE.
j. +. Dunn, Of Venice, is attending
the sale.
A. P. Hancock, Of Slater, is looking
at some fine animals.
IS. S. Brandt, Of Montgomery City,
is here.
Sam Hawkins, of Bowling Green, is
buying few fine ones.
Joseph Hamill, a Marshall horse
fancier, is among the bidders.
e. M. McGinnis, S. B. Mccormick
and Albert T. Snow, Of Centralia, are
representing the Prairie Queen at tbs
sale.
DR.. S. w. Downing, of Perry, was
seen among the crowd Thursday.
Col. Charley Holt ani wife, Of Hat
ton, attended the horse sale Thursday,
r. f. Brown & Co.. OF Divernon,
ILL.,, have picked upa number Of good
animals, among their purchases being
"Billy Boy from b. r. Middlet0n's
consignment and bay gelding from Lee
Bros. offerings.
w. T. Harrington, Of st. Louis,
picked up a bargain this morning
when he bid in the mare, EVA Hoo
ver," consigned by ]. w. Brewer, Of
this city, for $3.50. Eva Hoover is q
standard and registered bay mare 1853
hands high and weighs 1850 pounds.
S. M. Endicott, OF Traer, Iowa, is
attending the sale and has made sew