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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
PENSION COMES AFTER DEATH.
ono Week Before Big Allowance Was
Made Mrs. Dorothea Hetopp Passes

Ono Week Before Big Allowances Was
Made Mrs. Dorothea Hotopp Passes
Away.
Rather an unusual circumstance In
the granting of pension is made pub
lie by Robert Denbow, Of Albion, who
has just been appraised of the granting
Of pension to Mrs. Dorothea Hotopp.
of Iowa iCty, widow OF Henry j. Hoo
topp, first lieutenant Of Company D,
Eighth Illinois cavalry. The unusual
circumstance is that of Mrs. Hotopp
died just one week before the pension
was granted, and the claim, $17 month
ly on a widows original, is effective
from June S, 1906. The Hotopps lived
in this county, for about twenty-five
years, both at Minerva and Albion, and
then moved to Beaman, where MIR.
Hotopp died June s, 1906. Mrs. Hotopp
after her husbands death, went to Iowa
City ito live with her daughter Mrs.
William Ankrum, whose husband is a
son Of John Ankrum, of this city. It
was at her daughters home that Mrs.
Hotopp died.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
"sLlNkY" MORGAN OUT.
Young Man Convicted of Theft r.
laa..ad Ernnn Sfa4a Paai&nn&;anu


Young Man Convicted of Theft Re-
leased From State Penitentiary.
K Frarlu Morgan, better known as
"Blinky' Morgan. was released from
the Fort Madison penitentiary Tues
day. Notice Of his release was received
today by Clerk Of Courts H. C. Louns-
berry. Morgan was sent to the peni-
Tertiary from this city on April 20
1906, for the theft of diamond ring
and watch from o. e. Coughlin, Dss
Moine,s engineer. The watch and ring
were stolen from Robb Bros restan-
rant on South Third avenue. Morgan
was indicted on charge of larceny
from u building, and the stolen prop
erty was recovered The sentence was
FOR one year, and one months good
time" was deducted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
But seven Kindergarten. Left.

Owing to the epidemic Of measles.
there are at present but seven kinder
gartners left In the Woodbury. school.
So small Is the attendance that the re-
manning children are all instructed to
come in the morning, the afternoon
class being dispensed with. In another
Woodbury. school room there are now
but thirteen out OF forty pupils present.
The woodbury. seems to have been at
fected most In the curtailed attendance
altho the disease is felt In all the
schools. In the Arson, chicken pox and
mumps are vieing with the measles In
an effort to reduce the school attend
ance. Miss Drum, OF the Arson teach
ing force, Is Ill Of tonsilitis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
In the District Court.

Most of the time in the district court
this morning was occupied with mo-
tions of minor Importance. No cases
of the assignment made will come to
trial, as most of them have been dis
missed or continued until later date.
The divorce case of Thomas j. VAN
Pelt, VS.. Abbie H. vanPelt, and the
case Of James 3. Raft VS.. N. w Lun-
dy, both of which were set for today,
have been dismissed without prejudice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to publicly thank our
friends, and especially the members
Of Hawkeye lodge, No. 1875, switch
mems union, this city, and True Blue
lodge, Oskaloosa, for the many kind
nesses and courtesies shown during
'ur bereavement, in the death of our
usbslnd and father, and also for the
lany beautiful flowers. Mrs. Ina Wal
nee and family
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
MRS. S. Z. FOREMAN DEAD.
We'll Known Former MarshaIItow,
Wnnan Dies - Alton.

A telegram received in the city this
morning by Miss Florence Harris, an
nounces the death at Alton, Wednes-
day, Of Mrs. s. E. Foreman, formerly
a we'll known resident Of this scity and
mother of Mrs. S. G. Lutz, OF Peoria,
Ill, and Mrs. Harry Hole, of Denver,
Col. Mrs. Foreman has been living at
Alton for about two years with her
son, Mr.. Edward Foreman. Miss Har:-T
ris' telegram was from Mrs. Hole, who
had been called to Alton owing to her
mothers illness. The body will be
brought here for interment, arriving
some time tonight. While the funeral
arrangements have not as vet been
made, 1t is presumed that it will be
held Friday. Mrs. Foreman has an
other son, Mr.. Burt Foreman, whose
place OF residence is not known here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21

The case Of j. ]. Owens VS.. the Ma
tional Ratchet Company. also set FOR
today has been continued.
The motion OF the Northwestern and
Iowa Central railroad companies IN the
case brought by G. II. Reese for more
specific statement, was overruled by
Judge Bradshaw this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
Soldiers, Home Concert.

The regular concert at the soldiers
home will be given this evening, be-
ginning at Z o'clock. The program:
March, Men Of Yost". ...... Cooper
Overture, "The Manzon" Kiesler
Gavotte, Echoes des Bastions" Killing
Descriptive, TAT the Race Course.
Puerner
Selection, ..'The Sho Gum. .Lunders
Selection, "The Sho Cum. \. .Luders
Patrol, "Comique". .......... Kindley
Characteristic. "The Pipe Of Peace"
National Air, "star spangled Ban
ner" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Laurendeau
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
NEW GROCERY FIRM.
Bristol and Ertel Will Open Their New
store Saturday, March 70. t

Bristol and Ertel Will Open Their New
Store Saturday, March 70.
Mr.. Bristol. who has been for the
past three years with Huls & Son, and
Mr.. Ertel, who has been in the grocery
business for several years on East
Main street. have formed partnership
and will open their grocery at % South
Center street in the building formerly
occupied by IMcNeely Bros.
The firm will carry fresh, clean line
of staple and fancy groceries and -four
and solicits trial from the many
friends they have made, with the be-
lief that they will be pleased with the
goods and service. Both phones
Bristol and Ertel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
First pav Of sprinu.

Today marks the vernal equinox and
the first day of spring, with the day
and night of equal length. From now
on. until June p. the days will con-
tinue to grow longer. The morning
had "a springlike dawn, the mercury
standing at SO at 1880. eight degrees
above the record of the corresponding
hour Wednesday morning. Wednes-
days extremes were Sc and 30.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21

George McGregor, Now Resident OF
City, Buys North First Avenue
Homo.
The auction sale of the George w.
Smith property at 405 North First av-
enue Tuesday afternoon resulted in the
purchase Of the house and lot by
George McGregor, until recently of
Butler county. Mr.. McGregor came to
the city a few months ago, and has
been living in the Fifth ward. lie will
occupy the house as place of residence.
While the house is old. the lot Is ex-
ira large, 75x180, and Is nice one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
n. p. o. CLERK WEEDS.

A.. T. Cook, Of Austin and Abba Run,
/ Marr;es BIakesburg Woman.
Railway postal clerks on the Austin
and Abba run have been apprised of
the marriage of one of their number,
MIR. A. I. Cook, who has made his
headquarters for some time at both
Abba and Grinnell. Mr.. Cooks bride
lis a Blakesburg woman, well-known
young widow OF that place. Mr.. Cook
has been assigned to duties on the
Iowa Central mail trains and for
several years, and will now make his
home In Abba.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
FOUR GET DIVORCES.
Petitions Of Four Wives for separa alton
Arc Granted.

Judge c. B. Bradshaw, in the dis
trict court Wednesday afternoon,
granted divorces to four wives who
sought to be separated from their hus-
bands Following were the divorces
granted:
Mrs. Laura A. Burgess from Arthur
c. Burgess, habitual drunkenness.
Mrs. Margaret Land from Charles
M. Land, habitual drunkenness.
Mrs. Emma Cramer from Charles L.
Cramer, drunkenness and cruel and In
human. trea tment
Mrs. Halle NJ. Costa from Christo-
pher "A. Costa, desertion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
EXPECTED ANY DAY.
Hamilton Browne Writes That He Will
BE il the City Soon.

Be in the City Soon.
Hamilton Browne, Of Chicago who
has the option Of the property Of the
Marshalltown Light, Power and Rail-
way Company, and who is promoting
the Melbourne interurban, is expected
in the city soon. He has written that
he expects to come within few days.
1t has been understood here that as
soon rs Mr.. Browne secures the money
needed to finance the local project he
would come to this city to take up the
details of the extension of the street
railway company's franchise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
MARRIED.
McTurk- Frederickson.

Nc Turk- FFedefIcksor.
Mr. Gilbert McTurk, OF Traer, and
Miss Ida r. FredericlSson. of Vinton,
were married in this city at the Meth
odist parsonage, at A. 80 Wednesday at
ternoon, Rev. Merle N. Smith officiat-
Ing. Mr.. McTurk is a painter, and
may decide to make this city his home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
SATISFIED.

What . Customer Writes to e. e.
Benedict e. Co.
Green Mountain, Iowa, March Is. '07.
e. e. Benedict & Co. Dear Slrs: I am
using swift's tankage and 1t IS certain
" the greatest meat producer that /
ever used. and would recommend 1t to
any one raising hogs. 1t is far superior
to oil meal A. III. Rice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
FOUR TAKE scoTTlsH RITE.
1 arae Class Of Des Moines consistory
Includes Local Members.

INCIUdes Local WeHU6Te'
The thirty second annual conclave OF
Dcs Moines consistory Scottish Rite
Masons, which began at Des Moines,
Tuesday, has as members ofNts large
class four Marshalltowf men, DR..
Aaron Clyde Conway, Gustavus Adolf
plus Smith. Graham Woodbridge Law
renee, and William H. Burrows. The
first work that will make of the candi-
dates thirty second degree Masons be-
gan Tuesday, and the last will be con.
ferred Friday afternoon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
PRINT SALE FRIDAY

From 8 to 12 O'clock, at Benedict &
Brintnail's.
Commencing at 8 o'clock Friday
morning, we will sell 1000 yards of
remnants of navy blue and gray prints.
from 8 yards up, for SO a yard, while
they last. "a snap)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
Church Supper,

The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will serve supper in the base
ment Of the church tonight from $50
until all are served. Supper rs cents.
Menu:
Roast Beef. Escaloped Potatoes.
Escaloped Corn. Salad EGGS.
Bread. Butter.
Pickles.
Ice Cream. Cake
1 Coffea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
FIRST 70 BE NATuRALIzED.
Quarry Man Gets Papers Of Citizen
ship Under New Laws.

Joseph Kocian, a Bohemian of Quar-
ry, has the distinction of being the
first alien to become a citizen since the
new federal law governing naturaliza-
ton which went into effect last Sep
TENDER. Kocian has been resident of
this county since 1895.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
MEAT QUALITY.

M axes You Think of Flowers Market,
Doesn't It? Clean, Inspected Meat
Appeals to All, Rich and Poor Alike.
Such Is the meat we are offering,
not alone for profit, but also to con-
vince you that quality such as ours is
difficult to find. The following prices
are low when ''Flower'' quality Is taken
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21

First Annual Debate.
Grinnell VS.. NJ. H. s. Friday. March
%. s:15 p. m. at high school auditor
ium Admission 35 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21

TITO CUTsuUGTatIUII.
Beef steak, three pounds. .....s %
Boiling beef. six pounds. 20
Boiling beef, twenty-five lbs. LOO
Beef by the quarter. ........... .O4h
Sausage, three pounds. ......... 20
Hamburger steak three lbs.... rs
Bologna, three pounds. ......... .25
Best lard, two pounds. ........ 20
Pork chops two pounds. ....... .25
Lard substitute, per pound ...... 10
Oleomargerine, per pound. is
Oysters and fresh FISH received daily.
j. FLOWER.
Of,posite public library.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21

Ice Cream.
coffes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
SMITH PROPERTY SOLD.

Opposite public library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19

wars between Gustavas Adolphus and
Denmark, Russia and Poland. The
papers Of the day we're "The Laps
by Miss Houston, 'Swedenburg" b,
Mrs. r. r. Arnold ands"was Gustavas
Adolphus Assassinated" by Mrs, HIP.
Warden. A lively discussion followed
the last paper on the evidence sdduced
against Lanenburg, the alleged as
sassin, and strange 20 say. the We'd
nesday Club could not arrive at any
more satisfactory conclusion on the
subject than has history. Mrs. Lew
ellyn will be hostess for the club next
week.
Miss Belle Buckner gave acharming
and informal reception. Thursday
morning at ten O'Clock, for her guest,
Mrs. Ray Moseley, Of Bowling Green.
About three dozen ladies we're present
and q delightful conversation was
enjoyed. Mesdames r.. M. White,
w. W. Bolts. Charles Claybrook,
Charles Morris and Misses Kota Luc-
kie AlicelMorris and Mary BuckneT as
sisted in entertaining and serving an
elegant two course salad lunch. The
dining rom vas prettily decorated
for the occasion, the table looking
beautiful in a white satin cover with
q bowl Of yellow chrysanthemums In
the center, the same flanked with cut
glass ~candlesticks whose candles were
prettily shaded with silk cnvers.
Cards are out for twentJ-fifth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Sharp Martin, Saturday, Dec
ember 21, 800 Monroe street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
oWenFordHer

Of Poland China hogs. The
home Of the Stats Fair Winner,
sired by three great bears.
Meddler and 36aoo, On and
On and 1896, Mos Keep On
and 45348. The get Of Med
dler ? won more premiums
than the get OF any other boar
at Missouri StateFair this year,
showing against the winners
from Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, In
diana and Missouri's State
Fairs. Now this sounds a
stiff but nevertheless it is
a fact. We have some choice
males and sows ready for SER
vice sired by this great boar
with size bone and quality.
Come and see my herd. We
can please you if you want the
good easy feeding kind. Prices
reasonable, also some fine
Plymouth Rock Cockerels for
Farm 81 miles northeast
Of Mexico, Mo. Have phone
on both lines. Route d.
II. A. GRIER & SONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
MISSOURI POULTRY SHOW.
Ten States Represented and 2,70O
Fowls on Exhibition at sed-
ALA.

Sedalia, No., Dec. 1.-THE annua
exhibition Of the Missouri State Poul
try Association opened here yesterda,
and will continue for five days. Up
wards Of 200 birds have been entered
for the big cash premiums and specis
prizes
Poultry has been entered from ter
different states outside Of Missouri
Kansas leads with twenty-three ex
hibitors and $50 birds. Illinois come.
next with twenty exhibitors and 23G
birds. Oklahoma has sever exhibi
tors, Nebraska and Arkansas five each
and Wisconsin Indiana, Massachusetts
and Connecticut are well represented
with splendid exhibits. Among the
prize fowls on exhibition are the
winners at the jamestown and New
England shows. Eleven birds alone
are Valued at $1,000 and two at
The scoring commenced yesterday
BY the following iudges:T. +. McGrew
o.. Washington, d. c.; Charles II.
Rhodes, Topeka, Kas.; w. s Russell,
Ottumwa, Ia: and @. A. Emery, Car.
thage, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS Roland T. Bryan ant
Julia A Bryan, his wife, on the 5th
day OF July, 1905, did convey TO W. A
Wayne, as trustee, by deed OF trust OF
That date. which is recorded In Book
% at page 10, In the records for deed.
OF trust In the Office OF the Recorder
OF Deeds for Audrain County, Nilsson
=, the following lands situated In ths
County OF Audrain and State OF Mis-
souri,, to-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quar-,
ter OF Section Fifteen (l5) and All Of thu
southeast quarter OF Section Sixteen
Q6) all in Township fifty one (5Il
Range Eight (8) West OF the 9th p.
M, and containing In all 245 acres
more or less, IN trust for the purposes
therein men tioned; and whereas. the
sum OF money mentioned in said deed
and the interest thereon Is past due
Q remains unpaid; now 10 order b
pay tne debt mentioned In said deed
OF trust and the interest thereon. /
VIII az che request OF the beneficiary,
FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1908,
sell the above described propertv for
casn 10 the highest bidder at the east
'front.' door OF the Court House in
the City Of Mexico, Audrain County.
Missouri, between the hours OF nina
O'Clock In the forenoon and 1--WE O'Clock
In the afternoon.
W. A. WAYNE,
sist Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
Ready For Business Dec. ~. IsO7

Ready For Business Dec, IL, 1907
@. w. STRAIN, former manager Of
Emerson-Marlow & Co. Poultry Plant,
will resume the produce business, in
property formerly occupied BY the
firm Of Emerson, NARROW s. Co., ard
ID now in the market for all kinds Of
country produce, TURKEY, chickens eggs,
butter, hides and etc. Come In for the
big sales and bring me your produce
Yours for business,
@. W Strain. 30 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
FACTS ABOUT A DRY TOWN
Judge W. N. Evans, Chairman Of
the Democratic State Committee,
Writes the Ledger REGARDING
West Plains 10 Howell
County = Does NUM-
cipal Ownership
Payi

Judge W. N. Evans, circuit judge OIL
The twentiety Circuit Of Missouri, and
chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, writing to the
Ledger in reference to local option In
West Plains and Howell county, ex.
presses much satisfaction with the re.
suits. His letter is as follows:
p. NJ. White, Mexico, Mo.
Dear Sir:-Yours of Dec. 5th receiv-
ed, and In regard to your inquiry as to
how u city prospers under local op-
tion will say; that before we bad local
option Dur city authorities LEVIED the
full fifty cents oa the hundred dollar
valuation for current expenses. In
addition 10 that they had the dram
shop licenses which amounted per-
haps In the year to about $500. BV
reason of the adoption OF local optiln,
In the absense Of saloons, our expenses
have been less than before and the
fifty cents on the hundred dollar
valuation Is sufficient, 1t seems, to pay
all legitimate expenses, and SO far II
indicates that the city will be able TO
live within It's income, 50 far as cur
rent expenses are concerned, and be in
q better condition financially than 1t
was when we had saloons. Our city
has passed an ordinance consolidating
the Offices Of marshal and collector,
and adopted various other method OF
economy, and yet have taken care Of
the streets and such other affairs as
they we're required to as well, II not
better, than before.
The greatest difficulty in West
Plains arises out OF a matter entirely
disconnected with the saloon proposit-
ion. We have municipal ownership OF
water and light plant and ordinarily
II would be selfsustaining, but this
fall we bad the misfortune TO get our
deep we'll plugged and were forced TO
dig and equip another well 600 feet
deep, which cost considerable money,
and the water and light fund, having
no money on hand, we're compelled TO.
borrow from the general revenue fund
OF the city. Whether this is a leQi-
innate transaction or not is not a
question here, but they didI[and SO
there by cut short the revenue for cur
rent expenses. Notwithstanding that
fact West Plains will be able to meet
al legitimate demands and live with
In Its income. But outside Of the
financial question, West Plains has
protited very much by the adoption Of
local option. Our business men re-
port that business was as good, IL not
better, than before aud that collect
ions were much easier, and the moral
condition is wonderfully improved.
We have not hao an arrest for drunk
enness or a prosecution in the police
court growing out OF intoxicants for
many, many months, and If local op-
tion was again submitted to the
voters Of West Plains and of Howell
oountyit would carry by much lar
ger majority than it did before. In
fact there are many voters who oppos-
ed It's adoption who have been con-
WINGED OF its vlrtune and are well
pleased With it.
Yours truly,
w. N. Evans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19


WHEBEks, william M 7
Elizabeth Phillips, his wifi llN
certain deed Of trust, datas' BY
18th, 1908. and recorded i e Hoyeps.
page 800 OF the records BOOK q
deeds OF trust OF Ana,st fccum|,s.
Missouri, Conveyed to SInO oupS
SHARP, as trustee, to secure, tAHhs
ment OF q certain prom,sstas pt
together with the annunsSof o.
thereon and fully descrshli, lnlefsl
deed Of trust, the folIowinoeg 10 On
lands situated In tie rnng desctbs
rain and State Of MlssoD,dl Of Az
Part q the southeast o SO,sit;
section u, township so, ngusf,et r.
Of the btn p. NJ, descrlbeSa nge . We,
to-Wit; Begin At tile nortboaa follow
OF The southeast fourth NJ ssat cOfns
81, township 50, range q " sslo sectin
chalns 20 2 stone. rupnsnrSsc t aS
south parallel with the ess, ,nene
said southeast one-fourtb Sast llne d
tion, 2. 90 chains, thence ~ sald 10
with the south line Of said S's pafslt
oue-fourth OF said section sOutheau
tnenve south 1850 chains 10 9's ~ caaiui
line o. SAID section 81, thepcssu e south
section Hoe ll:M chains !" ye east i
east corner OF said section que S south
north on the section line Az ~, l1enu
I the point OF begiunine. 'O,oS Chain
y aeses g per survey No. ~ snS
ing sne same land purchased ! aoa y
M5ii'am PHILIPS from Chaster r y Ivy ad
AND wHSHEAs, Il ia
said deed OF trust that If s pliSSTiued h
any interest thereon. shsM note, o.
paid when due, the said trps,s 10Y y
Artnnr snarp, or In case Of ~ Y
bility q refusal to act, the Then No lni
Snerin OF Andrafn COUNTY NJ Acting
become his successor and ms %V1 snal
TO sell the property bereinS1p lOce4
ecribed, or any part therenS iOle u
yenuue 20 the highest bidder !, puele
east 'front.' door OF the Court Hos,l oe
Mexico Audrain County VMyuSe ~
cash, nrst giving twenty davS w., l9r
notice OF The time, terms ana ana pOolt
sale, and OF the property +" pace q
BY Advertisement In some " sOld
published In Audrain County asi
AND WHEREAS, Default b,, -.
made In the payment OF tb aas yea
interest on said note, and said , suuull
". Arthur Sharp, refuses To act iusxe
therefore, 1, Price johnson SSS,, NV
Audrain County, Missouri. A. D tha q
quest OF the legal holder Of ssIs u" ~, y
and By virtue OF the DOVER J., nuse
vested, by said deed Of trust, viii ne
FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY op NJ ~
GENDER, 1907,
at the east front door Of tbs co.-.
House in Mexico, AudraIn GoD MUTT
Mo-, between the hours OF q o,cJoen
m. and s O'Clock p. m Of thst ~, !
sell at public vendne to the h,o ny,
bidder for cash, the real estate IN 10y
deed OF trust described, 10 nav say ssa
note, interest and costs. An
PRICE JOHNSON
S9-tds. Sheriff Audrain Conn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-19
Vios-Prssidsnt Of Shoe Factory Killed.

Isaac Friedman, vice president OF
the Mexico Shoe Factory, was killed
In st. Louis On his way home from
Mexico Wednesday at six o'clock, pm.
Referring to the matter the st. Louis
Republic says;
Mr.. Friedman was returning from
Mexico, No., where his company has
a plant, on the Q p. m. Wabash train.
He left the train at the Rosedale
Station, which is at Delmar Boulevard
intending TO take a "a TO his home,
and walked west on Delmar. When
twenty or thirty feet west OF the Wa
bash tracks be was struck and knock
ed TO 1.-THE sground by an eastbound
Olive car, the motorman Of which did
not stop to ascertain the extent of bis
injuries.
Mr.. Friedman never gained consci-
Gus and died q half an hour later. He
was . Mason, member OF Temple Is
real and a.Hember OF the Young Mems
Hebrew Association.