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WHICH IS THE
BEST WAY?
Spasmodic V alu e
Giving, or Constant
Value Giving?

The pages of exaggerating
advertisements printed in
glaring head lines and
thrown broad cast by the
wagon loads, in Logan and
throughout the county,
during the past few weeks,
when stripped of all bonn
bast and spectacular trim
mings are meaningless to
those who want reliable
goods and value of their
dollars. Excepting that
it plainly shows enormous
extra expense which any
reasonable person must
know is added to the sell
ing cost, and you can east
ly guess who has to pay
for it. Moreover, it points
the way to the conclusion
of an unmistakable excess
profit that these goods
were sold at during the
part of the season when
people mostly needed
clothing, which is most
clearly demonstrated by
the striking difference be-
tween their prices THEN
and NOW, and which, in
most every instance has
been proven to still be
from ten to twenty per
cent high when compared
with ours. Which is the
best way? If you stumbled
would you blame the stone
IN your path, or would you
resolve to pay more atten-
ton to lifting you feet in
the future? Modesty is
our crowning fault, but we
must say that our sales
outrank i n results,
by nearly one-fourth, any
year in the history of our
business; notwithstanding
the cry of a backward
spring season SO vigorous
ly employed by others.
There's a Reason For
This, Best Quality, side
byside; Lowest prices,
price for price, the year
around. that's the meat
that trade best thrives on.
Come in, let us show you
the first large shipments
of Mems Suits, Duchess
Trousers and Work Cloth
ing that we have just re-
ceived for FALL and you
will be convinced, as have
hundreds of others, why
It always pays best TO
- trade 49,
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Entertained with a supper

Mrs. A G. Steinman had as her
supper guests, Friday evening,
Mrs. Horace Smith, the Misses
Steinman, Mrs. Dr.. Smith and
Mrs Frank Sales, of Washington,
D. c.
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Entertains

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jurgens-
mier entertained a number of their
friends last Friday evening at THEN
home on Second street. Ice cream
and cake were served and the
guests were also favored with mu
sic. Those present were Misses
Emma and Minnie KIeinschmidt,
Lizzie Hartman, Carrie Lutz,
Rachael Hilland, Ida Jurgensmier,
Mary Beck and the Messrs. Carl
Hartman, Adolph and Joe Gompf.
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Mr., and Mrs. Mike Mcbride and
family, of this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Shorr, of Charleston, w.
Va, are spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs. George Shorr and
family, Of near Ilesboro, this week.
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The premium list for the Hook
ing County Fair is ouG and is
very interesting reading, as to
the premiums offered.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Isaac oldaker, dec eesed.
me Undersigned has been appointed and
isaac oidaker; late of Hooking County, de-
ceased. Dated this 10th day Of July A. b.
July 25 s-w Administrafr,x
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Misses Margaret Montgomery,
Marie Beck and Messrs. IRWIN
James aid Fred Warner visited
the Cantwell Cliffs last Sunday.
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Miss Clara Ucker returned home
sundey night, after a short visit
in Columbus.
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Miss Sue Eggleston, charming
and accomplished young lady of
Wheeling, W, Va, is the guest of
Miss Margaret Montgomery.
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July 25, s-w
NOTICE OF Appointm ent.

Estate OF Daniel Kreachbaum, deceased
iualihed as Executor of the will and Of tb6
state OF Daniel KreacLbaum, late OF HockI
ng county, deceased. Dated this 22nd day
Of July "A. ID 1907. -
WILLIAM KREACHBAUM,
Iuiy 70, b-W Executor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Starcher
are the parents of pretty little
daughter who came to brighten
the. r home last Friday,
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Messrs Carl Blackston, Harry
Miles, William Kitchen ana Frank
Wheaton attended the Street Fair
at Nelsonville, last week.
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Miss Rachel Hilland, formerly
of this city, but now of Elyria,
oLio, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed, Jurgensmier and family.
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Miss Marie Shotwell, of Column
bus, is the guest of her grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Shot
well, this week
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Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Mattcx were
visitors In Columbus, Saturday,
returning Sunday, leaving their
children there for a week visit.
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Mr., and Mrs. j. T. Sanderson
and family have gone to the Lam
caster Camp grounds for four
week S vacation.
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FOR SALE--People's Encyclo-
pedia of Universal knowledge
Call 3O1 Citizen phone,
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Miss Anna shannon was in
Columbus from last Saturday to
Tuesday, the guest of her sisters
Clara and Marie.
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Prof, and Mrs. Siyerthorne left
Wednesday for the Lancaster
Camp Ground.
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Miss Helen Rule, Of Columbus,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Work and family.
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Mrs. Jane Kuhn and daughters
Ella and Alice, and son Harley
attended the funeral of Mrs. John
Kuhn, at Lancaster, Monday.
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Mr. b b. Allen, the west Main
street feed store man, recently
purchased TWO carloads Of corn
and expects them 10 arrive most
any day. Anyone wanting corn
will please leave their orders.
Both phones.
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Mr.. II T Danison was regis
tered at the Neil House, Colun
bus, on Monday.
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Mrs Arthur Henderson has re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends at Crooksyille, Newark,
Lancaster and Buckeye Lake.
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Picnics

A very happy crowd composed
the party that picniced at Scott's
Creek Falls, Monday. The honor
guest was Miss Agnes Savey, of
Bay City, Mich, who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. George Savey, on
Glenview Heights. Miss Anna
Kessler, of Philadelphia, chapAron
ed the party, and most delight
full outing was had. Others pres
ent were;
Anton Fox, Paul Fox, Jacob
Gieger, Bernard Geiger, Albert
Savey, Louis Ucker, Anthony
Joker, Frank Judy, WiIford
Judy, Norwood Engle, Willie
Savey, Rudolph Brown, Hszalet
Kessler, Mabel Rossman, Florence
Sweeny, Florence Deobele, Paul
inc Judy, Anastatia Riff, Nora
Krantz, Mary Geiger, Clara
Judy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay, OF Ian
caster spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. Lindsay's mother,
Mrs. Nunemaker
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Mr. Curt Bryan, of Nelsonville,
is the guest of friends in Logan
this week.
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col. Selh WeIdy has been com

Col. Seth Weldy has been con-
fined to his room for the past
few days, threatened with pneu-
monia, but is now able to be out
again.
Miss Adelaide Fox and cousin,
Miss Blanche Fox, are spending a
week in the country with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fox.
Misses Tuge, Fannie and Kath-
crime Bort leave Friday morning
for two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Quaker City
and other points.
Mr.. Gus Bebout and son Ben, of
Lancaster, spent Sunday with
friends in this city. Ben played
second base ON the ball team in
the game WIN Athens,
Mr.. Hughes, the newly elected
principal of our High School, has
declined the position, having ac-
cepted similar employment at much
greater salary in Wheeling, w.
Va.
We are in receipt of some
Philadelphia papers giving view
of the grand Elks parade, for
which we thank Elk Representa-
tive Tom Price, who attended the
meeting.
II will be discovered by the
kind friends of this vicinity that
there has fallen few drops of
rain during the month Of July.
IL Is very similar to July OF last
year
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OUT OF TOWN GUESTS.

Julia Ward, of New Lexington,
Agnes Fox, Of Lancaster, Frank
Fox, of Lancaster, and Fred Kess.
ler, of Astabula.
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Mr.. Wilson, of Huntington, w.
Va, was an over Sunday guest Of
Miss Avery Randolph
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Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Eberst and
family, joe Balch and family and
Ed. Beck and family, Margaret
Montgomery, Emma SnIder, and
Maria and Katherine Beck of Co
lumbus' held pinic near SCOTS )
Greek Falls last Thursday.
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Misses Mary Eastman anG Ida
Ghent and Messrs. Fred Eastman
and Walter Bray spent Sunday at
Old Man cave.
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Mrs I. b. White has returned
from Athens, where she visited her
parents.
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Porch Party

The Misses McCray gave porch
party Friday morning, IN honor of
Mrs. Mabel McCray, who is visit
ing here.
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| 0 CAL Ne W S.

Mr.. Frank Chapman has return
ed to Florida.
Mr.. John Shannon was in Ath-
ems, Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Blosser was in Rock
bridge last Monday.
Mr. Noah Wolf, of Maxville,
was in Logan, Friday.
Miss Florence Raney is visiting
in Circleville, this week.
Mr.. Glib Kennard, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Earl Friesner spent Sunday
with relatives in Lancaster.
Miss Laura Kessler, of Massil-
on, is the guest of Logan relatives,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Barnes Friday of last week, son.
Go to S. c. Hudson for fresh
roasted peanuts, the best in town.
Mr. G, w. Benadum, of Lancas-
ter, was visitor to Logan Tues
day.
Miss Nan Mcbride is visiting
relatives in New Lexington this
week.
Mrs, Ross Whiting, of Coum-
bus, is visiting her parents in this
city.
Mr.. Pierce Srratton, of Huron,
N. r., is in Logan for short
stay.
The school buildings of Logan
are being equipped with fire es-
capes.
Miss Gladys Inskipp, of Colnm-
bus, is visiting Miss Avery Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Theodore Lytle and daugh-
ter Lura, are vislting at Berea,
Ohio.
Mr.. John Spence and family
spent Sunday in Buehtel and Mel
sonyille.
Miss Bessie Morris, of New Ply
mouth, was calling on friends here
tuesday.
Mrs T. b. White has returned
rom Athens, where she visited her
parents.
Mr. Curt Bryan, of Nelsonyille,
: the guest of friends in Logan
his week.
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Miss Lncille Martindill, Of Well
ston, is tho house guest of Mrs.
Ira Lindley
MIR W $ Marshall, an attorney
of Kansas City, Mo, is here on
professional business
Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Ucker, of
Nelsonville, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
Mrs Noah Hamblin and Mrs.
VIM. Funk have gone to Iowa, for
q visit with their sister.
Mr. Frank Cooley of Starr To-
baceo Firm is candidate for
Mayor at Nelsonville.
Miss Dassie Davey spent Sun
day at Union Furnace, the guest
of Miss Florence Bennett
Miss Mary Ward, of New Lex
ington, is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs S E. Mcbride.
Mrs. Adams and son, of Gamer
on, Mo, are visiting T. j. Brown
and wife of Glenview Heights.
Mr.. John Collins was in Trim
BILE, Sunday, to attend the funeral
of Eldridge Kidwell, a relative.
Miss Blanche England was a
Sunday visitor at the home of
Mrs p W. Hankison of Ewing
Mr.. Tom McMahon, who is
working at Rockbridge, spent Sun
day with his family in this city.
Mrs. Ida Matthias returned Sun
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
r r Walburn, of Ironton, OHIO.
Want to buy Second
Hand School Books. Bort
& Co.
Mrs. Jane ISuhn and family
Were called to Lancaster Sunday
evening by the death of Mrs. John
Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and
son of Sugar Grove, were the
guests of Logan relatives yester
day.
Miss Della Robb, of Macarthur,
is visiting in Logan, the guest of
Mrs. |. / Kinser and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Frank Flick and wife of
.. c.1., NJ.
week
MT WIN. Crawford, OF Column
,T. -
MISS Mary moore, OF Delaware
~,
-
Misses MagdaIene IN, Iuge
2o,t wsra v;sitors - Nelsonvi,,aI
ast F,idov
M 'sse9 MARY Eastman II ahe loa
md Walter Bray spent Sunday at
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made his way rapidly in the West,
having accumulated a comfortable
fortune. We wish he and his
bride good health and happiness
throughout their united lives.
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Master Leo Beck Of Columbus,
is spending the week with rela-
tives in this city.
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Mr. Frank Cooley of Starr To.
baceo Firm, is a candidate for
Mayor at Nelsnnville.
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Miss Bessie Morris, OF New Ply
mouth, was calling on friends here
Tuesday.
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Mrs Noah Hamblin and Mrs.
VIM. Funk have gone to Iowa, for
visit with their sister,
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Misses Magdalene Till, Tuge
Bort and Levert Sain and Dean
Bort were visitors to Nelsonyille
last Friday.
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Miss Nan Mcbride is visiting
relatives in New Lexington this
week.
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Mrs, Ross Whiting, Of Colum-
bus, is visiting her parents in this
city.
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Mr.. Pierce STratton. of Huron,
N. r., is in Logan for a short
stay.
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Miss Dassie Davey speut Sun"
day at Union Furnace, the guest
of Miss Florence Bennett.
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Mrs. Ida Matthias returned sun
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
II r Walburn, of IrontoI, Ohio.
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The school buildings of Logan
are being equipped with fire es-
capes.
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Miss Gladys Inskipp, of Colnm-
bus, is visiting Miss Avery Ran
dolph.
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Mr.. John Spence and family
spent Sunday N Buchtel and Mel
sonyile.
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MIR and Mrs. Anthony Ucker, of
Nelsonvllle, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city
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Mr. G. w. Benadum, of Lancas-
ter, was visitor to Logan Tues
day.
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Miss Mary Ward, of New Lex
ington, is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs S E. Mcbride
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Mrs. Theodore Lytle and daugh-
ter Lura, are vislting at Berea,
Ohio.
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Mise Mary Moore, of Delaware,
who has been the house guest of
Miss Florence Bright, returned
home Saturday.
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Go to S. c. Hudson for fresh
roasted peanuts, the best in town.
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Mrs. Adams and son, of Gamer.
on, Mo, are visiting T. j. Brown
and wife of Glenview Heights.
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Miss Della Robb, of Macarthur,
is visiting in Logan, the guest of
Mrs. l. Kinser and other rela-
tives.
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Want to buy Second
Hand School Books. Bort
& Co.

Mrs. Jane Kuhn and family
Were called to Lancaster Sunday
evening by the death of Mrs John
Kuhn.
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Mr.. Tom McMahon, who is
working at Rockbridge, spent Sun
day with his family in this city
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Miss Laura Kessler, of Massil-
on, is the guest of Logan relatives.
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Mr. Wm. Crawford, of Colum-
bus, was in Logan, Monday, be-
cause of the sickness of his aunt,
Mrs France.
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Mr., and Mrs. John Bowen and
son of Sugar Grove, were the
guests of Logan relatives yester-
day.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Barnes Friday of last week, a son.
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Miss Blanche England was
Sunday visitor at the home of
Mrs p W. Hankison of Ewing.
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Mr.. John Collins was in Trim.
BILE, Sunday, to attend the funeral
of Eldridge Kidwell, a relative.
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Mr.. Frank EIick and wife of
Columbus, were visiting friends
and relatives in Columbus last
week.
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Mr. W S Marshall, an attorney
of Kansas City, Mo- is here on
professional business
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Mr.. Earl Friesner spent Sunday
with relatives in Lancas ter.
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Miss bdcille Martindill, Of Well
ston, is The house guest of Mrs.
Ira Lindley
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
E. M. CROOKS
To Locate in Kansas
Pays Big Price for
Feeders.

The following Is from the Dro.
vers Telegram:
X. Nj. Crooks of Mexico. Mo-,
came in yesterday aud bought a
car load OF /, 100 ID. feeders, for
which he paid a high price. After
making the purchase Mr.. Crooks
remarked that il was the highest
price he ever paid for feeders. But
like all other parts of Missouri,
Audrain county is long on hay,
grass and corn, and very short on
feeding steers, so that price stands
but little ia the way. Mr.. Crooks
was born aud raised in that coun'
ty. but will soon leave it to locate
permanently on a 480 acre farm IN
Anderson county kansas, 80 miles
from Kansas City.
"As much as like my native
State" said Mr.. Crooks, III intend
to leave it and locate within a few
hours ride Of the greatest live
stock market on the map. II il
my intention to handle live stock
and cattle especially on larger
scale than | ever did in Missouri
Being SO close to Kansas City be-
lieve will give me an advantage ia
shipping as we'll as buying, thai
will make the busin ess more prof
table,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
HIGH HILL pIsraIor.

Weather still warm; hard on
people. but fine for the corn.
Mrs. j. l.. Smith is on the sick
list.
Miss Jessie Rogers. formerly OF
the District, now Of Barton Co.. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Vance.
Mrs. Elsie Patton was called to
the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Brock, who is very sick.
Egbert Sims delivered hogs at
Centralia last week.
Mike Robinson, formerly OF this
vicinity, died at his home in Co
lumbia a few days ago.
New Hope meeting closed with
4 additions.
w. ID. Pulls of Miller Co. was
called to Brunswick to preach last
Saturday and Sunday. His wife
accompanied him this far; they
made home folks a pleasant visit.
b. f. Pulls sold calf to John
Beatty for $3.50.
Threshine Is about done in this
neighborhood.
Charles Sellars is baling oats
straw.
j. II. Turner has been sick foI
some days.
Mrs. Eliza Pulls sprained her
ankle, which caused her some suf.
fering. but is better.
Mrs. g. Il. Sellers is going 70
Harris Springs this week.
James Dempsey, our old friend
is still sick, but we hope he will
soon be we'll again.
Aunt Margaret Pulls was quite
sick from a bee sting on the head,
but is we'll again.
b. +. Pulls sold a horse anC
buggy to DIR. Todd of Younger.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
NORTH LIBERTY.

Rev. q. M. Aker Of Mexico will
preach at Liberty school house
Aug. Is. at $3.50 p. m.
The lawn party at Mr.. Steve
JOhnson's Saturday night was
we'll attended; 60 young people
were present, and report a very
enjoyable time.
Robt Cochrane of Columbia Wis
tied at the home of his sister,
Mrs. w. q. Sims, a few days last
week.
Il. II. Roberts returned home
Wednesday after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in st.
Louis.
Miss Myra Gray entertained
Messrs. Roy and Ray Barnes and
Misses Ethel aud Esther Hardine
of Mexico Thursday evening.
Miss Ola Stewart and Messrs.
Roy and Ray Barnes visited at 3.
b. Hardine's of Mexico Wednes
day night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cal Barnes enter
tanned quite O number of friends
from Moline at dinner Sunday.
Those present were Misses Edna
Stuart, Anna Heller, Lillian
Mundy and Ruth Woods and
Messrs. Claud Barnes, Eddie By
bee and Russell Woods. of Mo-
limo; Miss Anna Sims and MIR.
Roy Barnes of near Mexico were
also present. In the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes brought
their guests to visit our Sunday
school at Liberty.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts aud little
daughter, Marion, Of Columbia
were the guests OF b. F. james
and family Sunday.
Wonder how Ethel and Esthe!
Hardine aud Roy and Ray Barnes
like ice cream. Ask Mrs. Noble
Barnes.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Bybee anC
Miss Ola Stewart of Moline visited
at Mr.. Noble Barnes last week
Misses Ethel and Esther Hardine
of Mexico spent a few days last
week with Noble Barnes aud fam
| ily,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-15
YOUR MElGNBORS,

Mrs. M. e. Davis is visiting at
Jacksonville. Ill.
w. G. Hutton aud family are
here from st. Louis.
Prof. l.. b. Hawthorne aud wife
are visiting in Indiana.
NJ. L. Jones was a business Wis.
itOr in st. Louis this week.
Miss Lucy Lemon has returned
from a visit to relatives at Sedalia.
Miss Katherine Acton Of Kansas
City is visiting Miss Elizabeth
Acton here.
Mrs. T. e. Hook and children
have returned from q visit to rela.
tives in Monroe county.
Mrs. Roxy Preeht Of st. Louis
is the guest Of her parents here.
Mr.. and Mra. B, A. Thornburgh.
Mrs. J. e. Petree Of Kidder,
No.. was The guest of DIR. w. F,
Traughber aud wife here THU
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. YoungeI
and Master Frank visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Worsham OF Mexico
Tuesday.
Mr.. Theron Leet aud Misses
Susie Logan and Berniee BrutoI
OF Laddonia are home from sum
meF school at Columbia.
/ Mrs. Leo Lewis aud two chill
dren, Lillian aud Daisy, are visit
4 ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Almarine Jenkins. this week.
Mrs. 8. A. Anderson and It'll
child Of Morganville. Kan. a.
Visiting MgF. Anderson's parent
northeast Qg Mexico. Prof. an
Mrs. s, r. Davis.
n. L. Coakley .ol Colorado. ylsi
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
n w. Coakloy, near Rnsh HllI.waH
PLEASANT bnsineas caller at u
| MzsaAeE ofilee last Saturday.