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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31

- gu @lart's @reen itarb an Wfitt.
mod Srau Wiarsaretb 0tuntin i'm 9llter
BON 95 Sabren.
- @sbriiSer @aieg baben jest Oefini'
tip bas SBceum unb bic acaSemp Of
wtuiic on 0foies &eis BON SpracuIe
fir $27o, 900 uerfauit.
- Das u. 8. Beemer Speiiebaus
an Sranflin apenue murbe pabreno Der
Oia6t BON Dienitas auf Dtittwo6 pom
@inbredern beiudt, bic fi6 an ben
Speiieu siitlid tbaten unb baum @elb,
Gisarreu, aleiber II. I. M. i'm @ertbe
bon $3.50 mitnabmen.
- Gin sewilier 9bomas Stpnn BON
grdbalO iprod am Dienitas benz
Scrantouel Seuerlpalier 70 reidlid Su,
oaB er In 8euba's @irtbIdait an
Spruce StraBe In Der Sise zines 8ort.
pe6iels bem 9bomas 8urte pon
SOams aoenue cine Sierflaide iibsr
ben 9opf iblug. oaB oerislbe tpis Elm
sefallter Baum tauttOs 3uiammeubra9.
Slpnn mnrbe einSeipounen.
= Mtan iiebt NIT srOBem Sntersiis
elmer auf beute Ibenb berufenen Spe.
Sialueriammluns Der Shulbeb6rbe ent.
sesen, oa es beiBt, baB widtise WiaB'
ressln in Oieier Sisuns paiiirs tpsrbsn
iollen. @ines Der bemofratii9su Wtit'
9lieoer, Serr Srancois, lit abweienb, 10
oaB bic Republitauer eine abioluts
Mebrbeit baben peroen uuo mad 8elie'
ben ihalten uno walten f0nnen, uie es
Die Demofraten idon felt Sabreu &C.
than baben.
- Som pradtuolliten @ettsr Begin.
itist, feierts seitsrn fait bic ssiammts
@inwObueridaft uOn bier uno umse'
seno ben @raberidmiidunsstas, ben
Gag, Der oemiomet ieiH iOll Osm aus
6enfen an tbeure unb seliebte @nt'
idlaiene. Die 8eteranen uno 8ete'
ransniOhne riidten am Wiorsen aus
uuo besaben ii6 in flsineren slbtbsi'
lunsen mad ben 9iubeitdtten ibrer
SameraOsn, I'M iie 3u idmiidsu nit
Slumen, aransen unb Sla9Sen. 9tads
mittass formirte ii9 bas tleine Sduf.
lein Der lleberlebenoen Su einem 3uSe,
Der ourd cine sln3abl StraBen Der
Staot paraoirte. Das ansenebme
9Setter lOdte fait Sebermann ins Sreie
uno Die Stabt mar usrbaltnibmaBis
DOE, trosOem fait alle @eiddfte &c.
i9lolien batten.
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SaS Xbaf abip drt8.

SabIor. - Srau @. s. 9ieiSer liest
idwsr erfranft in Der 9Bobnuus ibrer
S9wsiter, Srau Beslep Sasinser bon
sltberton StraBe.-Serr Senrp Sabner,
Der Jest In 9insbamton wobut, weilt
bel bieiisen Sreunben gum 8eiu6e. -
Gn Der Taplor 3e6e iOllte am uaditen
Uioutas Die atrbeit in Slnsriif seuOm'
men werbsn, bod merben Die 8eparas
turen bis Sabin taum uollenbet iein. :
Die Ofieuliden Sdulen BON EaBlOr
werben am A. Suni seidloheu, aliO
ndditen MtOntas.-Bo fauf i6 jett bel
Oieier Siss Die Sleiouns. buB i6 nidt
i9wite? 8ei SlHbmann & Weibel.
Su benz Sarnum Sdaht wurbe
Samitas ourd sinen itarfen Selienfall
Der Dtiner Sobn 9iOrfowsfi BON Dur'
pea auf Der Stslle eri6lasen unb iein
Sunolanser Soe Sbensfesfi TO bOs Der.
lett, baB on ieinem guffommeu sejwsi'
felt wirb. Das llnsliid ereisnete iid
obne Die serinsite 8arnuns. als bsioe
Ntanusr iii ibrer aammer arbeiteten.
- Der 12jabrise Soiepb Sornic
wuroe Sreitas, als er i'm y Orb Sreao@
Gunusl ;u auoca cine idiefe anfabrt
aui einem tlsinen Dtinenfarren binabs
iubr, pon Dem Sarren NIT @udt ub
unO insbrere 5uB seidleuoert, nobel er
Ssrlesunsen erbislt, bic feline lleberf
iiibruns mad oem Pittston 9oipital
n0tbis madtsn. Sein .3uitano mar
jur 3eit elm fraslider.
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sseuer 4 GentS sosen,
3. $. 9aObtg. $40 2adamanna 9(be.
staot nno Gonntb.

= Su ben fatbolii9en 9ir6en Der
Scranton DiO,Oie iiuO fir Die giotbleis
ceuoen in San 5raucisco iiber 81, 900
colleftirt m0rben.
= Srau Bolfe's 8obnunseu an
Rto9e Row purbe ndbreub ibrer Gb.
meisnbeit BON einem S9lei6biebe I'M
cine solSene 2aidenubr unb Sette,
iopie anbere wertbuolle 9upelen be-.
ftOblsn.
Der eeiGnam sines Sauelin9s,
nel9sr in alte Saleioer sewidelt mar,
wuroe Sonntas Su @lmburit i'm Sriecs
bofe aufgefuuoeu. Wfau uimmt an,
baB Der SOrper pon anoerswo oortbin
sebradt murbe.
- 2bomas Ssels, elm ltreifenSer
@ieBsr, Der Die anseitellten Der Scran,
ton Steam Bump 0erfe bur6 Drob.
un9en einSuidii6tern iu6te, purbe
SamIta9 fir iein seridtli6es GrIdei.
nsn unter $500 Siirsi4uft seiteGlt.
= aus ben aaufbrisfen, Die Wi Outas
einsstrasen wuroen, 1T iu erieben, bab
Die Sadawanna @iienbabn fir 6as 81.
9entbum al Der oberen 2adawanna Iues
nue 3weds Grbauuns elmer gallasier.
itation nabesu 5000, 600 bs,ablt bat.
= 5rau 2Ouiie @eiB, bcreu @utte
Samuel Dor etlpa Mouatsiriit in leiner
8obnuns an Siib 8uibinstOn auenae
SelbItmoro ueriudte, neil iie ii6 mel,
serte, ueiter nit ibm su lsben, bat am
Wtonta9 cine alase fHr S6eicuns Elm.
9erei6t.
= Gine Beme9uns lit bier unter ben
Saufeuten ius &eben seruien moroen,
5u bem 5wefe, eine v@itiSens' tSn.
Suitrial stiiociation" Su sriiuOsn. Der
3wef elmer Oerartissn Sereinisuus lit,
aaufleute sesen SOpcOtts, Gini6hd.
teruns uuo anbere @inmii9unssn isitsns
BON Streitern gu idiisen. Dtebrsrs
Seriammlunsen iino ibOn uOn Den Su.
tereiiirten absebaltsn porbsu.
= SRI. sllma Nsblau, GOdter Oes
9errn Or. {. SBeblau uon Wiulberrp
StraBs, abiOluirte oeriloiisns 8o6s i'm
n8omen's Wteoical College" su Bbila'
oelpbia einen uieriabriseu auriuS in
Otebisin uno Der @unOarjtneitunit unO
erbielt elm Diplom, wsldes bic iunss
Dame bereatist, ais slerStin 5u pratti'
Siren. SRI. 8eblau beablidtist, iid
bier nieberSuluhen uno ibrem Sater in
ieiner srOBen graris bciSuitebeu.
= 3wei wsitere Sewsrbsr Inn re-
publitaniide yiOmiuatiouen meloeter
am Samltas ibren Hiidtritt an, uenlif
Georse 8. 8eemer fir S6eriff uni
Srant .. 9teeie fir Resiiter Of 9Bills
UtOntuS sOsen iid Swsi wsitsre 9auoi
baten Suriid, nemli6 o. Q. Rbillips
fir Rscorosr Of DEEDS unb SS. @
Daniels fir fesilter Of @ils. SObr
u. SOnss fiinOiste Dienitas an, bal
er ii6 I'M bic Seperbuus fir oi
9lominatiOn als Oiitritt slnpalt sbsu
falls Suriif Siebe.
SEER 8illium 6. S9euer Dol
SSebiter slucnue, wel6er Dor etli6er
Wionaten Die asentur Der Stroubsbur(
8rau 9ompauie oabier iibernabm, na6
Dem er feline Stslle in Der SulanOiteueI
Office uieoerSelest bate, reilte lestei
DOnueritas nad SrOOtlpu, mo er al
Ssrwatter elmer slutOmobil' Setriebs
@eIelli6aft slnitelluns uabm. 0i
3ablreiben 6rsuuoe Oes Serrn S9euer
laben ibu ungsru idsibeH, bOiieu aber
oaB lein neues lluterusbmen BON sros
artisem @riolS sefrOnt wiro.
Bg rntsrri9t i'm 2lauisripisl sr
theilt unter siinitiSsn 8sotu9unse
Er1ulein emma 6ren. SIG Biue ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31

Soiepb Stempliuser BON s15 Wtsa.
BON guenue wurOs ssitern auf Die slu.
flase Usrbaftst, beraui6euOe @etrante
Obus cine 9i;sus unO am SOuntus Der.
fault su baben. auf bic sritere Yin,
llase wurbe er pom Sllo. Sentss nit
500 Straie belaftst unO auf lssters
untsr $500 Shrsiauft fir ieiu ssri6t.
lidss @ridsiusu Ssitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31

a. Sn Chicago bsfannts iid sllmOn
Clarence 9lbel, elm friiberer prominsns
ter @eiitli6sr Der 8iia0fidsn MstbOs
biltentir6e, Der Sisamie ibulbis uno
wurbs ;u 3udtbuusitrafe auf unbe.
ltimmte 3sitoauer uerurtbeilt.
Bum ProfeiiOr fir iemitiids
Ybilulosie an Der Strabburser uni.
ueriitdt 1T Profehor Sittmann bon
Der Yrincetou lluiueriitat ernannt
tporoen.
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gSpu 4etersbura.

- 8iliam SObler uon Sobn Str.,
Der i'm 9una garf ais Saui6reiner be-
i6aitist mar, wurbe friib SonntuS
Wtorsen aui ben 9adawannu @eleiien
bel oem gart tobt aufsefunben. Sin
Sein mar ibm ubseidnitten uuc Der
Sopi einseoriidt. SObler mar am
s(benb suuor uon einem 3u9e abse'
Ipruuseu uuS unter bic Raoer cellelbsu
sefallen. Die 8esroisuns erfolstt
seltern naa siuem 3raueroienit in Del
Pstsrs Stride i'm 5rieobOie Der Ss'
meinoe.
mn -
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8. 8. SSi(lians s GrO. So.
gtur III bic III MalbiugtOn g(uenue.

Der nadolsenoe afd lit ober wro i'm 9aufe br 2oe rtur
form ale Suten Ssrn @adutn uno eOseu san perben
gmen uno Gbn mir ean 0nn Da f0un bas
Der cine ooer anoe Sereu cs aer Go iebu m0 10 le
eir Oenldeu auioroeuns aud Rum cen Spaeu b 3tuus @
tatt uno as oifeue @inlaoung iolfe Seue anueben
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3u berfdufen /:

Gin f9Snts Dcbnbaus Bon ;tbn 3immrH,
NIT dlltn mcoerntu Ginrtdtungeu, III 10 tiuent
ltbr biaistu prtis ~ psrfauftu. Ra@jufragsR
In 72i-723 Sicnt apeuut. f94
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3u nerfdufeu.

Gint mObnnr @otnuns bon adt 3tmmsrH,
ppnt Got unb auf hem ,,Brge'' gsItatn. IN ber
kitten Ra&bdriHaft In ber StabL R6bats In
bsr .,@p&subIatr Offin.
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Bum 0ecG6tmiis
bonn @enoiien
0ottharet Refer.

SufoIst bee Nblsbsns uuIrss lauaiGbriatn
@snriisu @otibarbt Refer ipurbtn In bsr Sps,ial.
8uiammIuns am SOnntas, ben q. Rai 1905,
fols'nss Stilsissbd&lihs stfabt:
8si&Iofftu:
1. Der arbtittr 5oribiIbuus. uub aranltn-
llntsrfiiBunas 8ttiu, btu bsrbsn 8erIuif lsiues
irtutn @snpiIsn @otibarbt sttisr aufs titfie be-
irausrnb, mtnf&i btsrburt Der binisrblisbsnen
dantlts bts Vsrblittnsn ltinsr inniaifsu 5betl-
nabms ~ ptrii6nn, icpis isin bsr,IiGass unb
tisfsrfhbltss 8stltib ausiubrhdfn.
2. Die cff,itls gsrfinshausr auf 80 Iaas
ausjubtbnsn unp bititlbs burG limapruna be
Bsrsins ,.Gbarttrs" ju fymbpIiiirtu.
8. Sc cine abi6rift bn ucrlittsnbm Be.
i6ltiiis an bic @iitpf bee 8rtpiattn, luppbI
als aud an bas ,,SnantUn @o9tnblatt" une
sas ,,Snautcn 9pnrnaI" bsbufs 8n5fsHiIi2-
uns ssIanstn su Iafsn.
Carl Suuemau, prG1bsni.
BrtB penftlman, Stfrstar.
1iaiam Bauer }
6rib Sprtfln, Gpmits.
GbarIts Sruia,
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S9illt nimmrmsbr, bic Stunbs tarrt,
Die fort BON Dir mas iturss rtiet,
Ole i6reitst burH bic @sssnpdrt
als fsrnsrr .3ufunft bunfIfr Self
Stt pil Did pprbtrsitsn, ,,srHf"
4uf ois, mas unabpsnbbdr brp,t
Oamii Du btut entbsbrsu Itrnif
aBas nisrstn ii1T raubt bn Cob.
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TinleDS
-
Seioen
~
@(a6le
ueberl@ub
@erfani,

Sine auBer9ewObnlide @eleseubeit,
um bieie 8o6e Seioe ju wsui9er nil
benz aniertiSungspreiie einiufaufen.
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Sine auBer9em0bnlite @ele9eubeit,
um oieie Wobe Seicc ju meui9er mie
benz aniertisun9spreiie eiuSutaufen.
% GentS S'' sS sents. s!'s: '''.'9 a9
3ou sans Seibe Sofia Dot Souluros
in 9iapp uuo idwar,en @rilnoen, 23
.3oll @biua Seibe, aparte Wtuiter, 20
5oll gang Seioe @biifon Pousees.
0S NenI6 Is Gents. 10
uuS "a 8oll gang Seibe siniu6s unO
fancp 1aiietas uon bslierer Qnalttat (;
Die S6uttiruu9en iino belhrdntt, absr
miinlheuswertb.
S5 GeutS ss. s5' e'ls, g. "s''9 saI}
aans Ssioe uatiirlids Yousees, "a 3oa
Sleioer Soularos, 20 3oll fancg 3afteta
unb 9ouiiiues in itpliiAsu 9tabelitreiisn
unb @beds.
OK Nput2 bic gas' ~srte te
9pll, atlerbelte Qualitat gan; SeiOe
Saffetas in off ben wlniaenswsrtbsu
StraBeuid dattirnnsen.
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80 GentS Ss 4'' sents. sas: "''Is 1s
IS GentS 81. s'' S''s. q Ds''s saa
95 GentS 81 s1.ss. s"'' "'t's ss

2oll, allerbelte SualitGt sanS Setoe
Saifetas in all ben piiui4enswertben
StraBenl lAattirnn9en.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
W. B. ROBINSON DIES SUDDENLY.
Resident Of Mccredie, succumbs to
Hemorrhage Of Stomach at the
Ringo Hotel Wednesday
Night

W. B. Robinson, 81 years old, a resi-
dent Of McCredie, died some time after
midnight Wednesday from hem0rrhsge
Of the stomach.
The deceased was a guest at the
Ringo Hotel, occupying room 90. This
morning when he did not rise for
breakfast at 8 O'Clock and could not
be aroused BY repeated ~knockings on
bis door bis room was entered through
an adjoining one and be was found
lying Oh the bed dead, fully dressed
and in a cramped position. The
room was in great disorder, blood
e~pIattered over towels and furniture.
The Coroner was called and stated
that from all appearances Mr.. Robin
son died from hemorrhage Of the stom-
ach and his death occurred about 2
a N. Thursday.
A Coroner's inquest was held this
afternoon az 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Robinson is a cousin Of Mrs A.
II. Whitney, Of this city and married
his first cousin, a daughter Of Mr.. Jno.
Robinson, Of this city. His wife is
dead, but a son, Harold, J years old,
survives him. His father Is NJ. W.
Robinson, Of Chicago, a prominent
lawyer.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29

four months which be bad borne with
cheerfulness and resignation, be passed
awty into allie, as We may hope, to
be made more glorious by that glori-
Gus lie which be lived in this. There
we're no children By bis marriage and
the widow alone survives him.
1t is the sense Of this lodge that We
tender to her our ~fraternal consolation
and that a copy IF this obituary be
made a part Of the records Of this
Lodge No. sl9 OF the Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks.
Csc. A. Ross,
GBo. ROBERTSON,
R. NJ. WHITE,
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
MERCHANTS DESIRE ROCK.
Prominent Mexico Man Is Willing
To Contribute One Hundred Dol.
lars to Road.

Wednesday night after the article ap-
pearipg in the LEDGER concerning the
renewed movement 10 rock the Paris
road, W. L. Craddock stopped a repre-
sentative Of this paper and stated his
willingness TO contribute 500 toward
the movement ana II necessary he felt
that be would make that sum an
annual payment. This is indeed the
proper spirit and no doubt there are
other merchants that would join Mr..
craddock In making up . handsome
purse TO start the movement to 4 sue
cessful consumatlon. IL has bcen
suggested that q COMMITTEES be ap-
pointed to solicit for, and push the
movement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
1 K COUNTY L
Famous Gravel Roads to Be Maintain
ed BY Saloon Tax.

LOUISIANA, Mo-, March IA plan
has been inaugurated which probably
will take down the toll gates at the
entrances into this city, For more
than half a century Pike County has
been famous for It's pike roads. Gravel
roads lead into this city from all direc-
lions, and only one OF them has been
free.
Citizens Of a read district eigh
miles square, which includes this city
voted 10 organize into a special dis
trict under the new road law passed
by the last legislature by a vote Of q
1.
Under the provisions Of this Law one
third Of the saloon and billiard ball h
censes, a tax Of 20 cents on the slot
valuation and q poll tar OF 81 a persmI
living 10 the district but out side thli
will 20 into a special fund for thu
maintenance and Improvements Of thu
roads
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
unola nIar Tavlor Dead.

Uncle Clay Taylor, one Of the most
respected negro residents Of this city,
died early Thursday morning Of
pneumonia at the age OF 90 years.
Uncle Clay was born 10 Boone county
near Brown Station and lived there
until after the war when be moved TO
this city. Before the var he was
foreman Of Mrs. Waldons slaves and
during the entire period Of fighting he
remained true 70 bis mistress and the
south. He vas thrifty and honest and
has many white friends that will
mourn bis death. Among the colored
people uncle Clay was quite prominent
aud bis death is universally felt BY
them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29

was treated TO q display OF
the mart OF her plate which induig-
in the most unwcnted antics, bod
hing up and down for no known reason
she vas relieved at the appearance y
the second course, thinking tina. 2
more dignifed plate might fan 70 per
sbare.--but alas, this one danced
around in front Of her more unac-
conntabIy than the preceding. Thus
n continued through several courses,
until moved to Investigate, sne iounu
that q platelifter bad been ingenious.
" fitted under the table cover ana
that her mischievous hostess naa :
working it from the other END .oi ooe
table.
The ootillion, given last Monday
day night at the Ringo Hotel, oy M,
and Mrs. Frank Robertson, was GER
taInly n OF the very prettiest par
ties Of its kind eyer seen 10 Mexico. ~
was given for Mesdames Fred Bro
noueh and Oliver Garrison, OF st.
Louis, Miss Robertson and her guests
Misses Clardy, Campbell, Wilson,
Quick and Tucker; Messrs. Campbell,
|Clardy, Murphy, Dudly and Foster.
everything was IS IT should Be, the
floor in perfect condition, the ladies'
50 charmingly gowned, Mrs. Robertson,
a delightful hostess and Mr.. Robert
son as leader most excellent. The m
yors were pretty. unique and numes-
Gus. and we're bestowed By Mesdames
John Ricketts, and G. W. Robertson
upon the Tirpsichorean devotees. In
the Intervals Of dancing the guests
made frequent trips into the ball TO
partake OF frozen punch, dispensed
there by Misses Ruth Robertson and
| Gladys vanNess. At eleven o'clock q
palalable buffet lunch was served,
Mesdames Sanford, Wilson and Coons
assisting the hostess in supplying the
guests needs. At twelve thirty the
guests dispersed, the room not being
available after that hour, and MI. and
Mrs. Robertson could well feel that
they had given TO their friends q most
arsistically arranged and thoroughly
enjoyable party.
A very elegant reception took place,
on Monday afternoon, at the home Of
@. A. Bast, where Mrs. Bast and her
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Davis, enter
tained for Miss Stella Robertson and
her guests. This reception was differ
emit and greatly superior 10 the ofdi'
nary In that it boased several gentle
men among the guests. In the re
ceiving line were Mesdamss O. A
Bast, Mamie Davis and Oliver Carl
son, Misses Stella Robertson, Clardy,
Campbell, Wilson, Quick and Tucker
Messrs. Clardy, Campbell, Murphy
Dudley and Foster. The decoration!
were beautiful,-pale pink carna
tions In the hall, while on the dining
table a cut glass vase filed with deeI
pink carnations occupied the center
White table, overlaced with smilsl
suspended from the chandelier to TIN
four corners Of the lace draped tablt
and prettily shaded wax candles IL
silver scenes Illuminated the whole
Misses Marie Houston, Nellie Hill anl
Frances Guthrie served a dainty salt
course. Mesdames Lakenan, HarpeI
and Ooons directed the guests to am
from the dining room and otherwise
assisted. Miss Willie Summer actet
as flower girl, presenting each depart
ing guest with a bunch Of sweet VIC
lets. Misses Rose Guthrie and LOUIS
Lakeland shone beautifully from be
hind the punch-bowl from which the,
dispensed delicious beverage with
generous hand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29

The county board OF education is
holding the regular examination for
teachers certificates in the circuit
court room in this city to-day. The
ATTENDANCE is large and many are try
ing 70 ralse the grades on the present
certificates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
". B. Rahinsons Fuusnl

The remains Of ". b. Robinson,w who
died Thursday morning at the Ringo
hotel, we're shipped, to McCredie FIJI
dag noon and inferred there late In
the sfternoon-Seyefal Of the deceased's
relatives here accompanied the body.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29

Because Of the severe weather the
good roads committee have extended
the closing time for enterles and IL
viii be nearer the last than the first
April when they close.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
Magazine Published.

The Town and County Magazine
published by ]. N. Upton In this city,
has Just been issued. 1t is a maya
zine Of a hundred pages containing
stories and articles OF interest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
D. G. Hughs Dead

ID. @. Hughs, brother Of A. Hughs,
OF this city, died Tuesday at his home
in Hugh, Arkansas. The deceased
leaves a wife and I children. Mr.. A.
Hughs who was at the bedside Of bis
brother will return home this week.
J. 9. GOWN, Of Fulton, is in town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ACC THIS WEEK..
/. J. Sims was was q member Of the
U. S. Jury at jefferson CITY.
II. X Mourning and Jhonny Smith
were home from 3 business trip
through southwest Missouri.
Prof. T. E Spencer, OF Monroe
county, accepted a position In the
Mexico Public schools.
G. IA. Houston s. Co. moved to the
southwest corner Of the square
J. R. Judy was home from a visit to
Kentucky. His cousin, Miss Matte
Hazelrie,, came with him.
Clark Barnes returned from a visit
with his parents In Ohio.
Died, at the home OF DR.. Grasty, in
Mexico, infant son Of r. L. and NJ. A.
Brockenbrough, OF St. Louis.
Thomas Bradley. one of the oldest
men in the state, died in this city. He
was a soldier Of 1872.
Mrs. Mamie Cleveland, Of Audrain
county, died.
Miss Carrie Edwards visited in St
Charles county.
John A. Pearson wrote the LEDGER
from Pueblo, Colo. ordering the paper
sent TO his address.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
G. P. Hiner and G. C. Cardwell, Of
Mexico, signed with the Lincoln, Ne
braska, Northwestern League base
ball club.
The residence OF s A. Dunn, 10 east
Mexico, was partially destroyed BY
fire.
Col. Carson, Of Monroe county, q
travelling salesman was in Mexico 70
buy property.
DR.. Alex Crawford, OF Bardstown,
! Ky, visited in Audrain county.
! Miss Annie Spence was president Of
Hardin College Alumnae, and Mis-
r Matte Shea was secretary Of the or
~ganization.
Mrs. Page, OF Marshall, nee Mis-
Annie Hafiords, visited Mrs. Johr
b Guthrie.
Elder Mountjoy, a noted CEristiar
o divine, died ct Columbia Of pueumo
mia. He formerly preached In Mexico
The following were the officers Of tn
Union Literary Society Of Mexico Pub
lie School:
nj President, Efie Bridges.
III Vice. President, Ada Mann.
Isl Rec. Sec,y., Lizzie White.
,e Cor. Sec'y., Mile Mann.
Treasurer, Frank Spence.
vi Attorney, Julia Morris.
First Critic. Hattie Whisner.
- Il
al Second Critic, Edgar Pearson.
r. Librarian, Hattie Jackman.
Asst. Librarian, Emma Morris.
X Mrs. Caleb Martin, OF Martinsburl
Is was thrown from a buggy and seyerel
70 bruised.
A.. Mrs. Charles StInes, OF Santa Ann
4 Cal visited her brother, John Fre'
man, Of Laddonia.
Misses Alma Hughes and Myrt
7. Skaggs commenced snbscriptio
schools in Laddonia.
70 TEN YEARS AGO THIs wEEK.
The marriage Of Miss Allie @. Ha
rison and James G.. Booth, both
Audrain county, took place at th
hume Of the bride.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Hanna,
pe Vandalia, moved TO Mexico to resid
The 3-year-old son of MI. and Mr.
he John O. Moore, OF Laddonis, WI
lis drowned IN . cyclone cellar, in whic
or some water was standing.
T. B. Duncan and family moved
- Louisiana. Mo, to reside. Mr.. DuI
= can purchased a drug store at thi
u place.
be Miss Mabel Hord gave a receptic
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. S. ]
re. Cook, in honor Of her guests, Mr.
ed Richardson, Of Kentucky, and Mr.
n Reid Rogers, Of Tennessee.
J. D. Dillon, OF Mexico, Travelled Il
the Rider Wallis Mfg. Co, Of ID
=. buque, Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
win Return 70 Audrsin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Romans Of
Martinsburg who lately moved 10 Fort
Morgan Colorado for Mn. Romans
health, will return TO Audrain soon;her
health not being benefited By the
Colorado climate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-29
Hsrlow.Youne.

John Harlow, Of Audrain county
and Mrs. Sallie Young, Of Audrain
county were married BY Judge Bolts
2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.