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GETS LEASE ON DUMP,
Especial to the "News.')

VupeNIsrT 10 Ut" ~
Eureka, March 3D. A. Depue of
Mammoth has obtained lease on the
old Sioux mill taltnss dump and has
comm enced shipment 10 the new smet'
er at Garfield. AT present he intends 10
send out about q carload each week.
but later he intends 10 ship "a carload
daily. The dump contains some $4,000
to sc. 600 tons and should returns come
up to anything near expectations, Nr,
Depne will realize a small fortune from
HE nlnh nrtn n Ing.
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trated number IL. snlphide vein about
10 feet. owing 90 heat and bad air y
shaft has been started from number
two cross-cut to connect with number
six, which will give ventilation and
permit work being resumed in number
1--WE cross-cut.
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Stops earachs in two rminntess tooth
ache or pain OF burn or scald In fyt.
minutes oaTseness. one hour: muscle.
acbe two hours sore throat twelve
hours-Dr, Thomas Eeleetrie OIL. mon.
arch over pain,
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II you desire to buy or sell real estate
In any part OF the city or state II viii
be to your Interest to communicate
wi;h the Geo. @. Cannon Association,
q East South Temple ST. Both phones
80,
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JUNE WEDDINGS

We have just received a new sup
ply of fancy wedding stationery Call
and see samples
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CHICAGO
WOOL.


St Louis. March a5,--wool STEADY Ter.
rtory and western mediums, aia2S fine
mediums, lsq2l: fine, 1911.
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+. II. SNOW 4 Co., Stock Brokers,
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1877
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n. M. WEST & co. stock brokers'
D. i. Walker Blk Tel ie5; res. s5lO-S-
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Cannon q Cannon. Mining stock. Brok
Css IS ~ So Tenn. lrd. Tel Esis Bell gi9l
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha. March Receipts. H.
so market steady TO easier. Native steers,
8. SSfJ6-75; western sterH, 2.25a6, S can.
nsrs. g 00(l3 %; stockers and feeders, 3.C0fi
zoe; calves, 9-oO6is 80; bulls and stays, 2.15
a 40.
Hoss-Recelpts, 1000; market sSllo cents
lower Heavy. Go5se. l21s. mixed s-05q
6.G11s: lights, s.001i6-le; pigs, S.iD1t6.N
Sheep-Recelpts, l1-OSp; market IO1lS
cents higher. Yearltngs. 6,o0a6,0 weth'
rers 5.41q6-2S; ewes. 5-ooa5,7os lambs,
7,OQN7.15'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City March 2s.-Cattle Re-
ceipts, 1900. market steady to 10 cents
lower Native steers, 5,i0ab 20: stOckers
and feeders. 3.I5a$ rs: bulls, 9-ooai 3:
calves, S.50'l7. %; western fed steers tSG
5,SOs western fed cows, 3.OOdl4.64-
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 market cents
lower Heavy, 6l5aS l11a. packers, elolt
go; pigs and lights, 5,0Oqt6.2Q
Sheep Receipts, l0o0os market strong
Mutt ons. 5, OsSS6.O0; lambs 1-2SSpf 20; range
wethers, 5-5HaS.75.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March misunderstanding H.
eco, market steady. Beeves, 4.ooa6 20;
cows, 1.eoIl4 Is; heifers, 2,500t5. %; calves,
5-5oaS 70: good to prime sseeis, 6-atgs 70.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. market weak, So
7ts cents lower Light 6 1896 -32l1 mixed
6-l5qS .32is; heavy 6-Ssq5 90 rough, 6.oolr
6-l6; pigs, 5.6oa6'0i good 10 choice heavy
6-20ds 90
Natives. 4,OO66.S western. s.0SaG-2o;
yearIngs, t'0VG6.so; lambs, 6'Hds.o6,
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a. S, CAMPBELL
Stock Brokev. Gao b, y. Walker Block,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES
Nevada Hills, 200 at S55-
silver King, 80 at s0-00,
Colorado Mining. 200 at 2.32h
IngOt l,OQ0 al ~
Little CHIEF. 26O at I6
Seven Troughs. loo at SS
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at LEE
columbus Con. $50 at ESQ
Colorado Mining Loo at 2.39l..
Lower Mamrnoth 100 at LOO. seller co.,
NAy DAy, 500 at 2Sls; 5000 at 81.
Nevada Hills, 800 AT $50.
New York. 500 at 10; 100 az ~.
seven: Troughs. 100 al 81,
SILVER King, 20 at 1000.
star Con, 1,Io0 M Is
Victor. I 900 at 10,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
NJ, S HHnauer I, v. SadleT-
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BRoKERS. ~ ID, SO Temple, Both
Phones sac
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Shares. Value
Regular call .......-.--.- 2,St0 stS32 80
open board s',-s-------ll.'so ~ gr9V
Forenoon totals -.-.--la.5Se s2s 96O,lo
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TINT1c-s WEEK REC ORD.
Reliab bile Old Camp Shipped 10 Cars
To Market Last Week

Eureka. March Is THE shipment of
IRE from the mines Of Tintie for the
week ending Saturday follows
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

wm. Sharp and family Of Mex
leo visited at Jno. Sharp's Sunday.
T. Leeper aud wife AMI Miss
Goakley. Earl Berry 'oud sisters
and Chal Blum and f. j.. McGee
were Sunday guests of Vim Will
fey and family.
c. G. McGee and wife spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday in Gen.
tralia with relatives.
While coming from Mexico Sat
urday Charley Arnott's horse be-
came frightened at a huckstei
wagon, and ran away, overturninG
the carriage in a ditch, and dump
ing the occupants out. No on'
seriously hurt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
NORTH LIBERTY.

Liberty districr voted an eight
months term and were fortunate
to again secure the services OF A.
A. Duncan as teacher. he under.
stands the art of welding the
the birch as we'll as to win the love
of all his pupils aud gave excellent
satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. James enter.
tanned Noble Barnes aud family
Sunday.
John Evert and family were
guests of Mr.. Devolls Sunday.
There will be a box social al
Liberty school house Saturday
night, April Goth; the public is
cordially invited to attend, thu
money to be used to purchase al
organ for the Sunday school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

Guess the fruit crop will be
light this year, owing to March
and April swapping places.
Most farmers out this way feel
that the oats crop is about gone.
We hope not.
Chas. Sellers has lately delivered
fat hogs to Louis Antony of Cen
tralia, at Sc. % per cwt. he has
been buying more corn lately, pay
81 per Dbl. Mr.. Sellers is quite q
feeder.
Those who have corn plant ed
will likely have the privilege OF
planting it again. does not pay t
get in too big a hurry.
Two of our young people, Miss
Elsie Adams aud Mr.. Eugene Pat
ton, took a drive to Mexico. las
Monday week; when they returned
they were Mr.. aud Mrs. Patton
We join their many friends il
wishing them long life and pros
perity.
The mutual telephone line is il
working order. and the service i
first.class. The trunk line con
meeting Cant and Centralia.
completed, The neighborhood lin
extends from Centralia to Olive
Sims, within a mile or so Of GAM
This line is known as mo. 6.
Those of this neighborhood VIII
took phones, are Oliver Sim
Chas. Sellers. B. F. Pulls and ,
L. Smith. Several independeI
lines have joined the mutual, az
: thus the good work goes on. Seen
ingly, a bright future awaits Il
) mutual.
Rev. Witty preached at HiI
Hill school house last Sunday.
Lee Miller has q sick COW; I
covery rather doubtful.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
OAKLAND STOCK FARM.

Easter came with flowers and a
chilling wind. We trust hearts
were warm for love of the risen
Christ.
Miss Mary Quinlan aud Bro.
Martin are on the sick list.
Rev. w. A. Smith preached at
Trinity Sunday morning. Sab
iect, The Lords Prayer" AT 4
p. m. we had another sermon, fol-
lowing this the organization of
the Sunday school. F. T. Harris
said in taking charge Of the
School that he felt quite old for
two reasons. One was, he was
suffering with rheumatism, also
when he looked over the audience
and saw those who were children
when he used to superintend the
School at Trinity, now themselves
heads OF families, and their chill
dren present. He said he was the
only member living, except Mrs.
G. P. Williams, now of Colorado,
who were members when the
church was organized at Duly
school house. Memory called up
the co'laborers of the past. G..P.
Williams and DR.. Il. K. Hinde.
He was more intimately connected
with w. II. Wakefield Fin church
relationship than any other man.
They were stewards of Trinity
church for years, aud alternated in
experimenting the S. s. for years.
| No truer man to his church ever
lived than he.
Ira Smith of Mexico visited
frankie Harris recently.
Mrs. Paul Smith and daughter
who have been visiting Mrs.
Walker Paulin will leave in few
days for New York.
1t seems that nature has gotter
the cart before the horse; We ar
e having March in April.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
FRUIT GROWERS.
Meet to Organic : Satur-
day, April 20.

At the request ~ several farm
ers, Prof. j. q. Whllten of the
State Agricultural College will
visit several orchards in this vi
cinity Friday and Saturday, April
18th and Goth. He will be pleased
to meet with the fruit growers Of
the county, and all persons inter.
ested, at the the court house Sat
urday at $3.50 p. IN. An effort will
be made 10 organize a county fruit
growers association. Come out
and help make the meeting II sue
cess.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
POWELL FORD

The lain Monday morning was
benefit to the grass and oats. The
oats crop is injured by the cold
weather.
Jas. Powell sold q Jersey COW to
Mr.. Criswell for $35.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS of Indiana and
her niece Miss Humphries and
Miss Bessie McPheeters of Mexico
were guests Of VIM. McMurtrS
and family Sunday
Alb billiard of near Laddonil
spent Sunday night with Mrs
Tiua billiard and family.
Misses Virgie and Anna Bledso'
of Mexico were guests Of relative:
Sunday andsMonday.
VIM. Floyd and wife of neal
Santa Fee spent Sunday with 7. j
Powell aud family.
Mrs. T. j. Powell is slowly i'm
proving tho still confined to he
room.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
BEAVER DAM.

Geo. Dean was on the sick list
this week.
IL. E. Underestimate, salesman
for the Baker medicines was thru
here this week.
Il. Z. Gibbs and family spent
Sunday in Auxvasse.
Mrs. Ed Harrison Of Mexico is
visiting relatives here.
Ray Risy of Mexico was rusti-
eating out this way Sunday.
Joe Crews. Pony" Mcdonald
and Geo. Green each have a new
ganglplow.
Quite a nice crowd was at ouI
Sunday school Sunday morning
We intend to make this one of tht
best Sunday schools in the county
We have the material TO do it with
Ralph Eller aud Misses Lucy anC
Susie Eller visited at &. w
Green's Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
LADDONIA.

Mrs. Joe Jesse aud little daugh-
ter Of Mexico visited MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. Ferris.
The Wickersham property west
of town was sold in Mexico Thurs
day to Bert Smith.
John Freeman was in Mexico
first of the week.
Mrs. Gray of Farber visited hel
daughter here, Mrs. Bert Smith.
Rev II. b. Rice visited his aunt
Mrs. Wyatt at Montgomery City
last week.
Misses Grace Menke and Cells
Kennedy of Hardin were Laddo'
MIA visitors this week.
Percy Winscott was here frou
st. Louis last week. Roy Wayne
Of Mexico was here Sunday.
Miss Dollie Griggsby of Wanda
ia was the guest OF Mrs. james
Burch this week.
Q. G. Selecmau is holding a sc
ries of meetings at the Nj. Z
church South. Large attendanc
and good interest.
This is distinctly the school sea
son for US. Thursday rooms No
4 and 5 give an entertainment
The Graduating exercises will b
held the Goth. The gradua ties are
Misses Susie Lee Logan, Margare
Williams, Bessie Bar ton. Min
Venable. Bernice Brntou. Let
Mcclure. and Messrs. Quin Brown
Fountain Calhoun. Perry Han
NETT.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
CHAMP.

Willie Holmes attended preach
ing here Sunday aud visited Ray
Gregory.
Mira. Ed Harrison is visiting the
family Of John Harrison near Bea-
yer Dam church.
Miss Cleo Settle spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. Will Armstrong who has
been very i'll is better.
R. A. Boyd is home from b. b
Springs much improved in health
MIR. and Mrs. Sullivan and sol
George visited in Mexico Saturda,
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Boyd spen
Sunday with Y. g. Thomas ant
wife.
Death has again entered III
home Of Chas. Dean. THE tim
taking away Mr.. Mstcali. faths
of Mrs. Dean. Saturday might
Mr.. MetcalE spent the winter |
California and Colorado returnin
a few weeks ago ia very pcs
! health. He was quite old an
feeble and gradually grew weak
until tns end. EuneraI nsrsicl
were eondpcsadat Oak Char
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

church. near Stephens Store. CAL
laway County by Rev. Fish. he
leaves several children. his wife
having preceded him TO the grave.
Il has been only two weeks since
the little babe Of Albert and Ollie
Kimpson was taken from the same
home. The family have our deep.
est sympathy in their double be-
reavement.
Mr.. Metcalf Of Colorado is the
guest his sister. Mrs. Chas. Dean,
lie was called here by the death OF
his father.
Miss Cantrell of near Martins,
burg is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Will Armstrong.
George Dean is quite sick again
Three prominent aud Influential
citizens " Mexico, Mo-, were il
the city yesterday afternoon ant
made interesting talks at the
Fourth street NJ. K. church. prayer
meeting service. They were Cir
cult Clerk VIM. Ii. Morris, $. p
Emmons and j. w. Howell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
BENTON CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglass
aud daughter of Fulton are visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Eleanor Hill of Mexico was
the guest of the Misses Dorgan
Sunday.
Alb Romans, Jno. Stump and
VIM. Day went to st. Louis Mon
day night with stock.
Miss Melnotte Sannebeck OF
Mexico is the guest OF Mrs. G. G,
Thompson.
Rev. Keltner of Mexico preached
to a large audience here Sunday
evening.
Mrs. d. Cassidy of Tulip re
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. Jno
Stump.
VIM. Cornelius and wife visited
relatives in Wellsville Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
MARTINSRuRG.

The quarterly meeting was well
attended at the N. E. church last
Saturday aud Sunday. The Elder
gave US some fine discourses. Sew
eral were taken into full member
ship.
Mrs. Anna Walker and daugh.
ter, Miss Eunice, spent Sunday
with friends in Wellsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Moore and
family are visiting Miss NJ. Z.
Rogers. They expect to move to
Washington in a few weeks.
Miss Mile Cantwell of Wells
vile is visiting her sister, Mrs
Levi Bevis.
Mr.. Charlie Woodbridge is visit
his brother, Walker, and family
Messrs. Woman man and Wool
bridge have gone to Colorado ant
taken claims. Their families will
go later.
Bernard Woman aud sister, Lora
are running the hotel now.
Mrs Joe Zimmerman who is i
a hospital in st. Louis is doin
nicely; hope to see her home soor
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
CANT

Jack WOOlery purchased a COW
of w. Barnes for s35.
s. p. Cunningham sold % shoats
to j. B. Woolery last week. Price
81 a head.
Mrs. Conley of Indian Territory
is visiting Mrs. Ben Brown.
Mrs. Egbert Sims is in Higbee
for medical treatment, where her
husband will visit her Saturday.
j. b. Nevins sold stock hogs to
j. b. Woolery for $685. per cwt.
l.. Y. Petty bought a horse from
d. Mayes, also one of G.. Il. Hack.
Price, the little son of Geo. Fer
ris, is seriously i'll.
VIM. Broaddus, the expert pa
per hanger, is putting on paper at
DIR. j. E. WalIace's.
Mrs. Squire Jerman is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Elmer Shock received a
severe cut on the hand Thursday
while tightening a self sealer; the
glass broke aud, severing an artery,
cut to the bone. The pain was in
tense at the time but We hope it
will give no future trouble.
A plug blew out Of the boiler OF
j. l.. Smiths mill Friday. He
can grind no more until it is re-
paired.
: j. T. Beatty visited his son,
James, in Columbia at the hos
| pital. MIR. Beatty reports that he
: is doing nicely.
Sunday School was reOrganized
at Salt River Sunday. Il. NJ
b Morris was elected Supt.; Bertha
Petty, Sec. and w. Fl. Blythe,
: Treas.
We invite the school children o.
Mexico to Cant and adjoining dis
triets where we vote sufficient lev!
TO run a good school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
Wreck at High Hill.

Monday night a wreck occurred
on the Wabash at high Hill. Mont
gomery county. Fireman Hughes
of Moberly was buried under the
wreckage and his remains were re-
moved only after several hours of
hard work. Engineer Ray had a
collar bone broken and sustained
other injuries. The train was q
heavy freight. Several stockmen
were also injlred. The following
is from a Montgomery City dis
patch:
The dead are George Hughes,
fireman. and G. l.. Youman, a tel
egraph operator. The seriously
injured are Wallace WTay, engi-
neer, and Brakeman Homer Clark
Of Moberly. Slightly injured, Curry
Mckinney, Nv. G. mckinney and
Mr.. Reynolds. stockmen of Cairo
Mo.
Wray was thrown into car o.
hogs and had to fight them off L
keep from being devoured. He il
hurt internally.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
HoLLENsvILLE.

Midway Sunday school reorgan-
lied last Sunday. All Of the old
officers were reelected: F. l..
MCGEE, Supt.; o. T. Cawthorn,
assistant; Miss carrie Blum, secre-
tary aud treasurer; Miss Connie
Carpenter, organist. Two new Of
ficers were elected. Arthur Dowell,
assistant secretary, and Miss Mat
tie Slonaker. now attending school
in Mexico, was chosen assistant
orgauiRt. 1t seldom becomes nec-
essary for an assistant officer In
this school; we had school every
Sunday but two ont OF 6fty-two,
with the Supt. present every Sun
day. Miss Connie missing two
Sundays and Miss Carrie only twt
until very recently. Only q few
attended during the winter ant
early spring but these few faithful
ones took great interest In th
study % the Bible.
Mrs. Charles Leeper. well know
/ Ia this vicinity. had the misfortnn
! recently to be kicked BY a mul
i and her ankle broken. She is !
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18


A. Hanger, cousins Of the bride.
s. l.. Robinson land Mr.. ALL
bright of st. Louis, were here
Fridao and state that the Mexico.
Santa Fe g Perry Traction Co.,
will have their railroad built.
Mrs. Leander Heckart and
niece, Miss Gents Carter, were in
Mexico Friday.
1. N. Bailey and family were
called to Shelbina Wednesday by
the illness Of Mr.. Bailey's mother
Mrs. Maude Crigler was in Perry
Friday.
Mrs. LATE Fairbairn is livery i'll
with dropsy of the heart.
A nice mare owned by ID. ID.
Fleming died Friday.
Ebert Rouse and wife, of Paris,
were guests of T. A. gMosely and
family aud 8. b. Bates last week
j. s. Henderson and Perry Reid
were in Paris, Jon business Mon
day.
Mr.. Maxwell of Colorado wal
the guest of DIR. BAKER aud family
Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
Frank Tucker Dead.

Frank Tucker, who with his
family were former residents of
Mexico died in Chicago Sunday.
The remains were brought to the
McPheters undertaking establish
ment here and interment was made
in the Mexico cemetery Tuesday
at 10 q. M. His wife aud daugh.
ter, Miss frankie. are conducting
a hotel at Louisiana.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
Executrix's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters
testamontary upon the estate Of IA n,
Luekett. deceased. have been granted
the undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Audraln county, Missouri, bearing date
April ,. 1907.
All persons having claims against sald
estnta are requested toexhiblt them fcEal-
lowanee 10 the exeeniRix within one year
altar date Of granting letters herein, or
they may BE- proeluded from any bsnoht
81 aaoh estate, and II such claims b not
exhibited within two years froEi the date
hereof tkey win b fnreVee barred.
VIRGINIA 8 LucKETT.
KxseHigix.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
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NEIGHB0RH006 NEWS
49, -
SANTA FR

T. II. Stuart. Of near Florida,
aud Miss May r. MOseley. near
this place, were married at the
home OF the bride, Thursday even.
ing, at7,3O. Rev. Sutton ofiiciat.
ing. A. Stewart. brother OF the
groom. and Miss Sallie Story,
cousin Of the bride, also Misses
Ida Henderson and Etie DFak'
we're the ntsendants. Miss Fa,
Bates. cousin OF the bride, playe'
the wedding march. A dellciou
seven course supper was serve'
Immediately after the cougratula
tlOna were extended. Mrs. EIbeE
Rouse, Of Paris. arranged III
supper. while Misses Stella an
Altye Beemon. Of snotheF, waite
on the guests at supper III
guests numbered abont 60 an
Wsrs rsosirsd by aEr. and Msa. y
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
James Criswe1l Killed
by Train.

James F. lCriswell. brother Of
John, Chas. aud Laura Criswell of
Mexico, was struck by Burliug.
ton fast train near Hannibal Mon
day afternoon. He was taken to a
hospital where he lived only two
hours. Tha physician who lat-
tended him, DIR. Bourne. relates
the circumstances as follows:
Criswell was walking along the
side of the track toward the on
coming train with his head down
and seemed to be in a deep study
and evidently did not see the train
until too close 10 get out of the
way. The train. which was the
Denver Express. No. 16. struck
Criswell on his right side, break
ing his right arm in several places
and crushing his right side in
terrible manner. Mr.. Criswel
was conscious and gave instruc
tons as to wiring his brother
Chas. Criswell, at Mexico.
The body was brought to Mexic'
and funeral held at the resideucI
Of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Criswel
at 10 o'clock n, m. Wednesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

has been employed to teach the
following winter term Of school at
$55 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hagan spent
Sunday at Jas. HoRan's.
There will be a farmers meeting
at Laddouia Saturday, April 9th,
for the purpose of organizing a
Farmers Institute" All farmers
are invited to attend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
WEST LlCK.

Roy Elan is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ellen Leet is Speeding q
few days with her sister, Mrs. Z.
o. Snedeker.
s. p. Dubray bought a mare
from Robert Grange for sl40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ferris spent
Sunday at Roy Elam's.
Mrs. 8. p. Dnbray is the guest
Of relatives near Hatton. Galloway
county, this week.
Miss Ida Dudgeon Of Worcester
spent few days last week with
Mics Ida Galloway.
| Prof. y. u. Dunn Of MiddIelowI
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

Frank Tilton has sold his gro
Gerry store back to George Brock
who has taken charge of same.
Mr.. Tilton has moved with his
family to Illinois.
James l.. Edwards, business
manager Of the Mexico Ledger,
has accepted a position on the st.
Louis Republic. HIS record here
is an excellent one and he deserves
to rise in his profession.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

David McGee. with Otis Purdy,
the north side druggist. has passed
examination aud IL now regis.
tered pharmacist.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

A, q. Corner VI Laddonia was n
business visitor in Mexico Friday
and Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

DR. Vandeveuter. Hugh Logan
and Edgar Shobe of Laddonia
were in Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

Have part 10 the organization
1T he new band.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1907

Vote the school levy Saturday,
April %.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

Ladies when they come to the
city can always Hnd congenial
quarters at the Rest Room" at
the Mexico court house. Miss
Grimshaw is in charge and will
give you glad welcome.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

John Abbay visited Moberly aud
Paris last week and took a look
over both towns, He says Mexico
has both places badly outdis.
tanced in clean streets. stree. paw
ing and show OF general progress
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

A friend in a letter from south
ern Kansas says, Everything
here in the way Of fruit aud early
vegetables has been nipped by q
frost and farmers are in a sorry
mood--more cold weather ahead. y
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-18

The st. Elmo, ILL.,, high schoo
has one graduate this year. A
special says this is. the smallest
class ever graduated from St.ElmC
schools. II the class had been
smaller it would have been out Of
sight.