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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
Worcester

Rev. Tucker. from Lincoln Co..
preached at Littleby Baptist church
last Sunday.
Mr., Armstrong got the blue rib
hon at the colt show Saturday
Quite a number OF MissOuri's finest
products were on exhibition.
u. L. Crawford is now doing his
pumping with a gasoline engine,
lately purchased. Edd is always in
the lead.
Winnie. the 10 year old daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Spot johnson, died
Friday evening of consumption
The body was inferred Sunday
morning at lilo clock at Sunrise
cemetery. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the whole
community.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
HERE AND THERE.

The meeting at Seedtick closed
last Wednesday with 7 additions.
Several young folks of Liberty
attended church at Unity Thurs
day night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Foster visited in
Auxvasse last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ned Watts visited
their daughter, Mrs. Bob Lock
ridge, first Of the week.
Chas. MCGOWAN and wife were
guests of Mrs. Eliza Staples last
week.
Neal Shahan is building an ad
dition to his house. Bob Mcclure
is the carpenter.
The debating society was organ
lied at Seedtick Saturday night.
Henry Wales aud Chas. Camp.
bell of Mexico were guests of Joe
Foster Sunday.
A number of neighbors gathered
at the Lockridge graveyard last
Friday and cleaned it off.
Bob Buckner bought all the corn
Frank Waters has TO spare for SOC
per bu. snapped aud eribbed in the
field.
James Wilson's mill is ready tC
make molasses.
John Hodge is digging well
for Ben Adams.
Ike Dyer aud son are bachiug,
Mrs. Dyer is enjoying Oklahoma.
Annie aud Fred Sanford and
little Marie Wales OF Mexico are
home after n long visit with Mrs.
Joe Foster.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

Mrs. Dick Mosby (nee Kennedy
of st. Louis visited her aunt, Mrs.
DIR. Settles. and other friends here
last week.
Miss Lena Galloway will start to
Lagrange to attend high school
about the oath Of this month.
Mrs. Matte Hurr and two daugh-
ters from Louisville, Kentucky, are
visiting her sister. Mrs Fannie
Crawford.
Mr.. Wick Greed who had been
very i'll for some time. died Satur'
day morning at 8 O'Clock, was bur
led Sunday afternoon. Rev. Revis
conducted the funeral services.
He was laid TO rest in the Berea
graveyard. He was over so years
old and had been paralyzed for over
80 years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
NoRTli MoLlNo.

George Baker aud sister. Miss
Anna. visited the family OF Mr. aud
MFN Felix Martha Sunday.
Severed delivered hogs to Mundy
aud Powell Monday. Among them
were Felix Martin and Harvey Pa
NELL.
Mrs. Wade Wood aud son. Dun.
eau. retaFned home last Monday
after Visiting Mrs. Woods parents.
DIR. Duncan aud wife, and other
friends.
Arthur Morley will attend school
at Mexico this year.
The PresbyteEians gave theil
Sunday School quite a picnic last
Saturday.
Mrs. Bettia Sappington Of Mckee
was the guest Of her cousin. Mrs
DE-. Settles. the mosi Of the week
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
Over Southern Bank.
CANT

Meeting is in progress at Salt
River with large audiences and
much interest is manifested.
The sick are all convalescent.
% Mrs Levi VIM aud son left
Tuesday to join her husband who
has already left for Colorado.
Mrs. Amanda Miller has re-
turned from Marshall.
George Vinetta and family are
visiting at her fathers.
j. N. Basket aud wife attended
services here Sunday.
Chas. Sellars hogs are sick and
he is losing some. Farmers say
when they have q bountiful crop
you can look for hog cholera.
Beef clubs are ordero Of the day.
James Barnes and wife who went
to Texas to stay a year have de-
cided to stay a year longer. They
have been greatly benefited by
the climate.
George Farris and Taylor
Squires have been buying som'
broncoes.
Mrs. Susie Rains has gone t
Texas to visit her parents.
Some of our neighbors haulet
their oats TO Mexico. getting Acc.
Misses Roberts aud Hulen ar,
visiting relatives aud attendin
the meeting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
HOLLENSYILLE.

Lewis Leeper has a good horse
that is in a critical condition on ac.
count of stepping on a rusty nail.
Rev. Todd filled his last appoint
ment at Long Branch last Sunday
morning and evening. lie started
Monday to Louisville, Ky, to com.
plete his studies.
j. 5. HOllenshead OF Channte,
Kansas. has just arrived. He will
visit relatives and friends and see
after some business interests.
DIR. b. q. McGee of Sherman,
Texas, came up to Cameron, Mo-,
last week where he was married 10
Miss Ivah Weaver of that city,
Thursday, Sept, 18th, at 1870 p.
m. He and his bride are now
visiting his relatives in this vicini-
ty.
Miss Hanna, the teacher of Gate,
wood school, visited homefolks Al
Santa Fe last Sunday.
Professors George Vanlanding
ham and George Coakley spent Sat
urday aud Sunday in Santa Fe and
vicinity.
j. 7. Campbell ard Miss Bessie
Berry, promising young coupl,
of this vicinity. were married a
Paris Thursday, Sept. 9Th.
Miss Leta Rudasill went TO Kinks
vile last week to attend the State
Normal School.
j. w. Sharp sold sheep TO Rob
ert Sweat at $685. per head.
| j. G. Melee sold Il. q. Peek
some butcher stuff at $500 pei
ewt.
| j. w. Sharp sold w w. Mundy
a fat COW at $3.50 per cwt.
Oscar Massey aud family o
Welch, |. t.. have returned HON,
after a two weeks visit witt
friends here.
Miss Lucy Rudasill went Frida,
TO st. Louis to take mp her worI
as High School principal an,
teacher of En0lish and UisfOry
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.
3eautiful autumn weather.

Beautiful autumn weather.
q. Il. Sellers sold Oliver Sims
sixteen stock hogs at 81 cents per
pound, also eight fat hogs to Mr..
Anthony at 9 cents.
b. +. Pulls has turned his house
preparatory to building an addi-
ton TO it. Bodkin and Pulls will
do the work.
Oliver Sims sold 500 bushels OF
oats at 40 cents and 100 bushels at
AZ cents, also $50 bushels OF wheat
at so cents per bushel.
b. +. Pulls sold three short horn
yearling heifers to Rev. Hodge for
$57. so,
q. +. Sellers sold 200 bushels Of
oats at AZ cents.
Oliver Sims bought a new gang
pillow.
V. Z. COx's living we'll is COM
pleted. Plenty of water at 20
feet.
Rev. w. ID. Pulls Of Miller
county stopped at Centralia to Wis
it home folks. He was en- ronte
to Brunswick to ill his appoint
ment.
Mr.. Ulrick and family are here
visiting his father and other rela-
tives.
George Ferris and Taylor Sqnires
purchased thirty head of Western
horses of parties in Centralia.
Earl Miller has been quite sick for
several days.
5. A. Pulls bound twenty acres
of millet. 1t took four and a half
pounds of Irvine to the acre.
Revival is in progress at the
Salt River church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes
who rented their place and vistit-
ed with their children in Texas
for a year we understand will rent
again aud stay longer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
CHAMP.

Mr.. Shrout is In Illinois on bus
mess this week.
Miss Bessie Settles is on the sick
list.
Y. G.. Thomas aud wife returned
Saturday from O visit ia Kansas
aud Oklahoma better pleased with
Missouri than ever.
Chas. Crockett aud family visit
ed relatives in Seed Tick neighbor.
hood Sunday.
Will Sullivan bought a horse Of
MIR. Price, paying $26 for it.
Chas. Crockett sold two mule
colts TO Mr.. Barton of Galloway
for $lO7 so.
j. II. wilkins sold a hog to II,
Il. Ernest Of Mexico for $l4.
Miss Stevenson visited home
folks Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Cleo Settles and Mrs. FL
kins of near Hallsville were guests
of w. F. Settles and family Satur.
day and Sunday.
Cook Groves new house is pro-
crossing nicely. Mr.. Mayes is do
ing the work.
w. +. Settles is entertaining his
little grandson, Master Mitchell
Settles, of near Centralia.
Mrs. Ed Harrison and little Mis-
Virginia Harrison are the guests
Of Mrs. John Harrison this week
IL. Il. Ernest Of Mexico was thu
guest of his brother law. j. X
wilkins, part Of last week.
The farmers are thru threshinG
and are resting aud eating water
melons. Getting rested so the,
can gather their big crops of corn
Miss Susie FickliD, who visitel
her aunt. Mrs. McCord, last week
has returned to her home in Mex
leo.
Clarence Horton, who was seri
Ously hurt in runaway horse las
Thursday afternoon. is improving
slowly.
Several attended preaching a
Salt River Sunday. Services Il
10 a. IN. and 7:45 p. M, thru tn,
week. Everyone invited.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
RUSH HILL

Luther Sims is taking his fifteen
days vacation as rural carrier and
is spending a week in st. Louis.
The parties arrived Sunday from
Illinois who purchased the Samuel
Roberts farm.
Miss Allie Elder is visiting in
Rush Hill. She says they all like
Texas.
Miss Alva Roberts will attend
school at Kirksville this winter.
X. s. Mckinney Of Mexico was
in our locality on business of his
Office.
VIM. and Samuel Ii. II. Myers
Of Cincinnati. Mo-, were the guests
of relatives in Rush Hill.
John Bethel purchased the
Morris property Monday.
Miss Sophia Miller returned ia
st. Louis Monday.
7. NJ. Myers has finished his or
der at Center and will load a cal
of iron at Rush Hill.
ii. DoOlin is Smelling aud
shipping two car loads OF corn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

acres OF the blue grass pasture OF
j. II. Starr. paying $40, 900 for
same. No improvements but good
ground.
Doan Weaver is cementing his
cellar.
w. ii. (Bud) Mallory began to
rebuild to his already large domi.
cile Monday En-. McCally and
Toales Bros. are the carpenters.
p. T. Bruce is building an ad-
dition to his house and having il
all painted.
Jacob Abuhl and tather-in-law,
Mr.. Jagen, and A. &. Hitz OF Des
Moines, Iowa. were here last week.
The first and last named men have
large interest here. about two sec.
tons, and were here TO look after
same.
James Chapman marketed thir-
ty-six head of pigs, as the boys
put il, last Thursday at &c per
hundred weight. They only aver
aged 300 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter
are home from Illinois. Mrs. T..
has been gone about Ave weeks on
a visit and while there was taken
sick and Mr.. &. went to nurse her
back TO health and accompany her
home.
We extend most cordial congrat.
ulations to 0mer Dickerson upon
his woOing aud winning the love
and hand of Miss Mamie Carter
daughter of ex.Judge Greed Carter.
Both these young people stand
high in their respective neighbor'
hoods and here's hoping them un-
bounded prosperity and pleasur,
in their welded life. On Thurs.
day. Sept. &c. at 1880. a reception
will be rendered them at the
groom's home.
The Wigam boys of CentraliI
are Smelling corn for the G.. w
CrOsswhite sons. Mr.. G.. gets 81
cents for $500 bushels delivered
ut Centralia.
Miss Pearl Tucker of Mexico be
gan her third term of school a
Fox recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Henson Squirting
have been in Wray, Colo, thu
past two weeks to visit their son
Ira, and wife aud view the beauti
full scenes of the West.
Mrs. j. +. Meredith Of Wool
bridge, Mo, is here the guest o
her sister, Mrs. Richard Bruce
and family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
OFFICERS OF
The Mexico, Sante Fe &
Perry Traction
Co.

The electric railway project is
still alive aud thesplans are being
pushed forward. This will be good
news, especially to all our Moline
and Santa Fe readers. The Mes
sage believes that the road will
be built aud that within the next
twelve months the electric cars will
be operating daily between Mexico
and Perry.
The company has a regular Office
and suite of rooms in Mexico where
you can meet the head officers any
day.
The officers are as follows: s. l.,
Robson. president aud general
manager; q. w. Gather, secretary
aud treasurer; w. 7. Henderson
assistant secretary; g. q. Heller,
LIST vice president; w. w. Mundy,
2nd vice president; j. ID. Bates,
Ord vice president.
Directors: j. A. Bolts, Y. Zaugg
7. Kunkel. w. w. Braden.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
Public Sale.

will sell at my farm, known as
the Tom Bolts farm, ten miles
northeast OF Mexico and 3 miles
west of Worcester, on
Wednesday, Sept. %. 1907,
2l2 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
Twenty.one head of horses and
mules consisting of Il gelding four
years old, with Percheron sire
aud sound, l mare two.year.Old
with Percheron sire. sound, extra
good, l brood mare thirteen years
old and in foal by Forest King
and sound. ] brood mare twelve
years old and inifoal by Ortiz Rose,
l mare twelve years old in foal by
jack and sound, IA head OF mules,
> mare mules eight years old and
extra good. III head of yearling
mules in good flesh, l iennet black
and a good one, l mare mule colt
and cracker-jack. l mare colt
sired by Mcdonald n grandson of
Rex Mcdonald and a good one,
81 head of cattle consisting of 20
head of 1850 Id steers and extra
good quality, 40 head of yearling
steers that are simply good. l half
Jersey mileh COW the best in the
land, IS head OF breeding ewes,
some sthOrObred Shropshires. all
two aud three year old positively.
aud Of the very best, l Shropshire
ram; So head of stock hogs con-
sisting of AZ shOats, shOats weigh.
ing from 80 to l25 lbs; 6 brood
sOws, some have pigs, ! Poland
China boar.
All my FARMING IMPLE.
MENTS- Consisting OF 2 farm
wagons, l high grade surrey good
as new. | l road wagon, binder.
4 l corn planter, seeder, plows and
discs . and others articles too
numerous to mention, 4 feed
troughs, 400 feet ship lap lumber,
. sets of heavy tug harness. l set
of new harness, set Of surrey
harness. spring seat saddle. 4
sets Of chain harness. The follow
| ing miscellaneous articles: 80 tur-
KEYS, l Winchester shot gun, /
repeating rifle, 30 acres Of corn in
deld, l six-hole steel range, l No.
Is Round Oak coal heater. Peo-
ria wood heater. Household and
kitchen furniture.
Dinner for everybody.
Terms OF sale: Six months
time with bankable note at 8 per
cent. Nothing removed until terms
OF sale are complied with.
II. 8. SMITH.
|, Wallace MoCne. clerk. Jim John
. son. Ed Atchison and jim Ford,
Auctioneers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
REREA.

Ed. Sutton filed his regular APP
pOintment at Berea Sunday.
Several from here attended the
funeral OF Winnie johnson at Snn'
rise Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Guthrie OF Benton
City was the recent guest OF her
mother, Mrs. II. q. Berry.
Henry Huchison, wife aud small
son, Wills. .oI Strother, attended
church at Berea Sunday.
Tom Showers. wife aud daugh'
ter, Miss Mary, of near Rowena
we're Sunday guests OF Chas. Stow
ers and wife.
Miss Litha Palmer Of Columbia
is the guest OF her aunt, Miss Fan
ME Edge.
Mrs. ID. r. Arnold Is spending
this week with her daughter. Mrs
Palmer, Of near Columbia.
Thos, BazKEth Of near ThompsOI
spent a fen Gays this week with
lresatlvus hare. He was aceompan'
led BY his granddaughter. Mis-
Ethel Showers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
SANTA FE

Mrs. j. B. Bates is some better.
Del Carter is recovering from
an attack Of typhoid fever.
At the VIM. Kindred colt show
Saturday Clutch McCutehean car.
ried OF the blue ribbon for the
best mule colt. and Uncle Jack
Sterrett for the best horse colt.
Uncle Charley s.Crump sold a
mule colt to Sid Powell Saturday
for 5000.
A. o. Camplin, wife and little
daughter, visited VIM. Camplin
and wife Sunday and Monday.
j. K. Smiley aud wife visited
Sterling Carter aud family near
Mexico Saturday and Sunday and
attended preaching at Sunrise
We are glad that Brother Reavi'
Is having success aud hope thai
much good may be accomplished.
Noah Mcdonald and wife aud
Miss Fannie Featherstone Of neal
Clark. No.. and John Bacik and
wife Of Farber were guests Of TX
Hendrix Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

j. w. Bolts of Mexico was the
guest Of Phil Quisenberry Monday.
Ernest Smiley sold team OF
horses to Monroe Beagles for 1926.
Lewis Fleming has sold his res.
idence and boarding house in San.
ia Fe aud will build as soon as
possible.
John Sherman will build an ad.
ditiOn to his residence near town,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19
SKINNER

John. w. Blum held u colt show
Saturday q week, giving a premi-
um for the best colt of his horses
get. j. w. Holloway captured the
blue string.
On Wednesday, Sept. Is, Z p.
m., the wedding bells will ring
good and loud in our country.
This time the happy ones will be
Mr.. Thomas Walker and Miss
Katie Squires. Both are most ex-
cellent young people and number
their friends by their acquaint-
ances. A fine time and q large
collection of presents predicted on
wedding day. I'VE extend con-
graduation aud hope they will
have unhounded success and pleas.
ure in the tempestuous sea OF life
before them.
William and Jimmie Crosswhite
entertained "A few of their friends
recently in goodly manner at
their home.
Rev. G.. G. Long preached at
Bethlehem church Sunday a week
at 3 p. IN. Bro. Long is always
warmly welcomed in our vicinity
and pulpit.
Mr.. Ernest Curry led Miss
Mary MGGee TO the hymeneal altar
Sunday, Sept. 8, at 6 p. IN, Rev,
LongNOfflciatIng. The young PEG.
pie have the respect Of the entire
community. The best wishes fol
q long aud happy life.
Russell Squirting is certainly on,
of the proudest young gents il
this section Of the country. His
find Sunday was only a ten pound
Democratic voter. They have
christened it Russell Cyrus Henry
Squirting, Jr.
Rev. Paisley filed his regular ap
poinIment at Liberty church sun
day.
Charles Tanner spent last weel
with relatives aud friends in Mon
roe county. He also shook hand
with many old acquaintance a
the Monroe City fair.
Mrs. Charles Tanner visited he
mother aud friends at Moline las
week.
Mr.. Hamilton of Randolph
county visited his sou. John Ham
ilton, and family last week.
Henry T. aud james X. Spurl
ing visited their father in Ran
dolph county last week. Will
there they tried to buy feeding cal
tie, but failed in their attempt
They say cattle is high in that see
| ton as well as here. .--s
l Ezra Ward sold a good horse I
the Lacrosse Lumber Co. OF Mex
/. co recently for Sl92.50. Ezr
4 knows a good thing when he sec
: ita aud never fails 10 take hold 4
let loose.
q Daniel Stewart has lost seventy
: Ave head OF shoats lately by cholI
"a or plague,I presume.
z John r. Baker weighed up b
]. three loads Of cattle TO McBridl
Peek Il MeGinnis Saturday
a &6.25. They were contracted ca
b tie and tipped the beam at La
: pounds and were on Monday
3 market
! Mr. Chapman lately bought Il
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

X. II. Allison. son Of j. ID, Alli-
son, out near Beaver Dam. this
county, who has been attending the
Chillicothe Normal. is now located
at Grand Island, Neb.. where he
has charge Of a telegraph Office.
He is a worthy boy aud we wish
him success.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

Swift's poultry house at Contra
liza was destroyed by fire last Mon
day morning. A great quantity
of live poultry and the Office fur
niture and fixtures were also burn
ed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-19

Miss Ruby Stricken of Columbia
will have charge Of the Manual
Training Department of the Mexico
Public School thru the coming year.