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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

G. O. Dawson, who resides i.
Mexico. across the street from N
Gus lot, found a dead horse nm.
yard, Thursday morning, whsph,
out to feed his stock. The snIr1
a deep cash across his stouw j
the entrailes were bullying h, n
wound,
Mr.. Dawson, upon inysr.l
found the horses bride tIed
rein and the throat latch v
The saddle was In another urs]
lot with the girth broken. Tb, /
was a three year old and Of ven
stock. l
The cut was deep and 10 AL
deep to have been inflicted M
wire though the theory that Sr,]
dalcut the animal through b,t|
1t owner is being investigate A
the horse belonged to is not kpu,|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
SAYS REPORT OF
REIGEATI0N UNTRUE.
FELTON, Denies He ia 70 Quit the AL.
ton-says he Never Intended to
Resign Presidency-seouts a
Rate War.

1T is too absurd to discuss. There
1t absolutely no truth in it'.
This was the statement Of S. NJ.
FELTON,, made at the Country Club yes
terday, when questioned regarding
bis reported resignation fromthe presi-
dency Of the Chiccgo s. Alton railroad.
II have never had the remotest in
tention Of resigning, said Mr. FELTON,.
"And 80 far as | know now, never will
have. ANY rumors TO the contrary are
positively without foundation, and
have been repeatedly denied by me at
every opportunity. How the report
that l was to leave the Alton started
l do not know, all I can say is that 1t
is without a grain Of truth.
MIR. FELTON, spent yesterday In Kan
sas City. he arrived here Saturday
night, 10 company with c. A. Good.
nov, general manager OF the road, the
latter returning Immediately TO Chi
cagO. While here, Mr.. FELTON, was the
guest OF E.F. Swinney,at the Country
Club and spent yesterday afternoon
on the golf LINKS.
he has just completed an Inspect
tion trip over the Kansas CIty-Chi-
cago line Of the road.
Il find the line in splendid condL
tion," he said. Business is good and
the Alton is in better condition gen.
orally than ID has ever been before"
Speaking Of the cut 10 time made
By his road between Kansas City and
50. Louis yesterday, he said:
ut Is foolish to consider a rate
sar. IL is true the original intention
lf our road was to cut the time from
1ine to eight hours. We simply de-
sided to make 1t eight and one-half
lours, and that is all there is TO it."
A frightening Of passenger sched-
lies between Kansas City and ST.
louis from eight and one-half hours
vas made by all Kansas City roads
June le, IL being agreed at the time
hat any road contemplating a reduc-
don Of this time should make an
louncement Of It beforehand. II was
earned several days ago that the al
on would make . cut Yesterday and,
$ no announcement had been made
y that road, other lines at once ar
anged 10 cut their schedules thirty
ainutes yesterday. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
REVENUE TAX In THE FIFTH
DISTRICT LAST YEAR WAS
s3e,0 ZOO. o00-c0RE Is THE
RAsIs-ALL SORTS OF
IKT0xIcAETs SHIP.
PED TO MANY
COUNTRIES.
Can Age Whisksy in 9 Day That
Win Pass For That Twenty Years
0ld-Psculiar Fact Concerning
the Shipments to Japan.

Bloomington, Ill, Aug. Central
Illinois distilleries poured over 49,
10000 into the Golfers Of Uncle Sam
during the fiscal year which ended
July Is. The collections OF this In
ternal revenue district paid one-df-
teenth Of the total expenses OF the
Government for the year. The exact
amount ss oSmPiied BY attaches OF the
Fifth District Office, was SIS, SIT AS. 10
or nearly q. o0o. 900 each month.
The Fifth Illinois District has the
distinction Of paying double the rev.
enue OF any other district. The
nearest in size is that at Cincinnati,
where last year sic. OO0, 900 twas col
lected. rhe collections in the Fifth
Illinois average sloo.ooo per day. The
largest days business was $4,000.
The record for a single week was ST.
10000 and for any month 100000 o
The major portion OF this tremen-
dous revenue comes from the distil.
leries where good Illinois corn is
transformed into whisky.
For many years the Central Him
ois distilleries manufactured high
wines only, but H0s one.half the
worlds supply OF whisky is manu-
featured in the Fifth District, while
one-hah the worlds supply Of alcohol
Is turned out here In addition. the
Central Illinois r~ectifying establish
ments, all located In Peoria county,
now manufacture gins brandies and
other forms of liquor.
More gin is made here than at any
other place In the world. Juniper
berries are imported, distilled with
and turned out as gin in enor-
nous quantities Whiskeysar e aged"
In short order and are "blendedii in
many ways. In fact. anything in the
drink line can be made in Central
Illinois but the basis is always Indian
,om.
A peculiar fact is noted in the ship.
nent Of spirits TO Japan. The goods
20 via New Orleans or Mobile. The
reason is a curious one. II shipped
across the Rocky Mountains to the
Pacific coast the liquor is strangely
Affected, swelling and frequently
bursting the barrels, thus causing q
heavy loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
SPECIAL SUMNER
TOURISTS FARES.

The Chicago & Alton r. z. has in
effect every day from now until Sep
tember 80, 1907, . ticket based on
what practically amounts to half
rates 10 the principal resorts 10 Can
ada, New England and also the cboIc-
est tourist district in the state Of New
York Before arranging definitely for
summer vacations 1t will pay yop to
get into communication with
e +. Mathews Ticket Agent, c. & A.
r r, Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
GIRL CONVERTS
TAKEN TO UTAH.
Mormon Agents Leaving Them ID
Droves in Boston-Few of the For
eign Young Women Have ANY
Idea Of Mormonism and Polyg-
a~my-Brought In 1000 in
Seven Months.

Boston, July 2s.-Passing through Il
New York to-day on an express beal
ing them Utah were 123 girl converts
to Mormonism. They are ticketec
and checked, herded and guarded
Eighteen missionaries, including foul
old men, who were intimates OF Brig
ham Young, are in charge OF the
party.
Avoiding New York the Mormon
agents have found IL possible TO land
shipload after shipload Of their foreign
recruits at this port without attract
ing public attention. No fewer than
twelve steamships have come in since
January l last, bearing parties Of new
mormons. The records show loo
arrivals In seven months.
Immigration officials say that Of all
the newcomers to American shores
few are SO well supplied with money,
few so ignorant of the world and its
deceits as the Mormon converts and
few so cunning as their attendants.
Several Of the girls shipped West to-
day had savings Of hundreds OF dollars
with them. One had a legacy from a
dead father-about sToo; another
the proceeds Of the sale OF a small
farm.
Often questioned at the landing
bureau only two had any definite idea
where Utah was. Their ideas of
Mormonism and Of polygamy were
vague. In their simplicity three uni
ted In saying;
We are going to a land Of promise,
where everything is bright, where
everyone Is good and all are happy"
Among church people to-day there
was some talk Of making a protest
against the importation OF girl con-
verts 10 Mormonism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
EDITOR OF THE LEDGER WRITES
HOME AND OF COURSE has
SOMETHING TO say ABOUT
THE MUCH MooTED
QUESTION OF PAVING
-ARoRxHExTIoSED
RACK STREET.
Has IA -Bawih" in the Brinsy DsPs
Each Day and Frolics on the
Beach Getting a Coat Of Tan
Free Of Charge the Only
Thing in the East That
Isn't Price Marked.

Southamption,L L. / n. Y. July2e.
Ishould think from what the pa
pers say that the prospect vas good
for much better roads In Missouri.
Nothing will enhance the value OF
real estate more In town or in the
country than well made and wen kept
highways.
The farmers In New York pay much
more attention to their roads since an.
tomobiles have taken the place OF car
riages and buggies.
There Is no prejudice against motor
cars here, as a great many Of the far
mers use them both for pleasure and
business. A county like Audrain here
would have from three to i've hundred
autos.
The crops here are q little late, as
they are In Missouri, but viii be al
right at harvest time.
The farmers q Huse fertilizer,
which practically insures q crop. The
farmers In Audrain, l am sure, will
find it a great investment to 8 a fer.
tilizer. Those who used fertilizer on
their wheat in Missouri this year will
bear me out In this statement.
lam sure it does not pay to rob
your land year after year and never
put anything back. This is against the
laws Of nature.
The air from the ocean is delight
fully cool and 1 can sleep under at
least one blanket every night. There
is no more pleasant place to rest than
on Long Island. The climate is per-
feet. No better water for motor boats
finer roads for motor cars, and the
fishing Is supurb. What more could
one fancy?
I am glad to see from the Ledger,
that s. L. Robinson, president of the
Mexico, Santa Fe u Perry Traction
Company,says that work will begin on
the new electric line. This work
would at once make Mexico q city,
then the north side alley will be paw
ed,I hnpe.
Maybe some people don't want Mex
leo to be a city. They prefer 10 let the
chickens and pigs run at large.
Mexico can't hold STILL will either
becomea city or fall back to q country
village. Are you knocking or boosting?
Join the Business Mems Association
and become a booster at once.
r. NJ. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

To the person having most bands Of
"Only Way" and REX" cigars to their
credit the manufacturers will give
$50 of either brand or choice OF $1,000
article at Worrell's Jewelry store. End.
$50 cigars or choice Of $500 article at
Pitchers Jewelry store. 3rd. so cigars.
Contest limited TO Audrain and ad.
joining counties. Closes January IT,
1908. All bands m ust be in bundles o
10 and sent to "Mr a r OF Ledger
Mexico, Mo. Bands with postage due
not received. d2-w2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
STATE FUND DIVIDED AMONG
CITY AND COUNTIES Is g.,
4li,764.I2 TOTAL GAIN
$111.4s8. 81 LARGEST
APPROPRIATION In
HISTORY OF MIS-
SOURI,.
Based on the Per Capita OF School
Enumeration, the Apportionment
is a Fraction Over $1.41 For
Each Child of School Age.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 3l.-The
State Board Of education, through
State Superintendent Of Public
Schools, 81. A. Gass, to-day appor.
TONED the State school money. The
amount divided between the City OF
st. Louis and the various counties is
sl,4ll, 764.l2 gain over the appor-
tionment OF last year OF sll1,498,. 81.
Based upon the per capita Of school
enumeration, the apportionment is a
fraction over sl'41 to each child OF
school age Last year the per capita
aportionment vas a little over 81. SO.
ST. LOUIS TO GET s254,459 SO.
The st. Louis public schools win re-
ceive 1854, 459. SO this year, a gain of
sl0,570.9p over last year. That the
city did not gain any more is due TO
the return Of school population. Last
yeart the school population OF the city
certified to the State Superintendent
was 17s,2oO, and this year II was 49,
260, showing that the city has gained
but 80 in school population during the
year.
The present is the sixty first annual
apportionment OF State school money.
II is the largest ever made by the
State.
AUDRAIs AND NEIaHBoRINe COUNTIES
The school enumeration Of AudraIn
county is 9 l25 and the apportionment
sS, 1922.
Boone county has an enumeration
OF s, l79 receiving sl7, 1881.
Galloway county-enumeration Q ,546
appOrtionment 80, BAIT.
Monroe county enumeration 5,3g7,
apportionment, 81 07. el.
Montgomery county enumeration,
4,54L apportionment 90, 4S2. 10.
Pike county-enumeration, $3.50, ap-
p%ortionment, 90, 843. IS.
Ealls county enumeration, 3,7O6,
superintendent, s5,2e0.17.
Randolph county-enumerations, I9I
apportionment s13. 49, 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Drs. White ana EDWARDS treat al
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat and can be found at their
oiiices over Morris & Abtay store cas-
ide square, from So. m. until S. p. m.
GLASS; fitted. d-v.tf
A. Q. WHITE n. o.
BRIcE EDwARps.M N. ID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

The popular and well known excur-
sions are now In effect on "Tbe Only
Way" and viii continue In effect IN.
Gil November. These excursions create
low fares TO almost ever point which
homeseekers wish to reach in the IN
ited States. The undersigned viii be
glad TO route you via lines which will
give you the best opportunity OF In
specting the country and making your
trips those OF pleasure as we'll as pro-
Htable. E =. Mathews, ticket agent,
@. g. A. r. r., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
800 Reward 800.

me readsrs Of this paper win be pleased &
learn mai thcre h 81 least one dreaded disease
wages and that q Cstarrh. HALLS Catarrt
Care htAe only positive care known to tht
medical fraternity Catarrh being q constitu.
u0n3l disease, requires . constitutional res;
neuk HATS Csfagfh Cnrs IL taken internally
ecting directly apon The blood and mucous sur
faces OF ne systsus thereby destroying TIE
Foundation of the disease and giving ths
patient strength by batlding up the constitu-
no1 ana assisting nzturs IN doing its work
The ~propnstors have 90 mnch faith 10 It's cura.
i've powers that they offer One Hundred Dol
ars for any case II fails 70 cure. Send for
List OF testimonials
Address 2. J. CHENEY a Co, Toledo.
Sold by druggists, price 7sc.
Take Hans ami Pills tor CONSTIPATION.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Eugene Holmes has resigned his po-
sition in Buckner's Tea Room and
viii be night baggageman at the Wa.
bash depot Herbert Plunkett has re-
signed at Purdy's Drug Store and "a
ken Holmes place In Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Jamestown Rxposinon Parea

Do not let the summer slip away with
out going to the jamestown Erposi-
ton The cost is comparatively little.
$500 10 jamestown and return via
"rhe Only Way" direct; s3e.7o via
New York aud sz5.o5 via Boston. For
futher information inquire OF f. =.
Matthews, ticket agent q. & A. r. r.,
MEXICO, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Advertise Lesters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Once at MEXICO, No., for the week
ending Aug. 2, 1907, which II not
called for in Is days will be sent
10 the dead letter ONCE at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised"
McCory, J. w. Wesley, Miss Eliza
Swinney, Tom Powell, Mrs.
Miller, Miss Ella Leach, Rev G. W.
Leyrndahl,J j. D. James, Miss Bessie
johnson, Nora Harvey, Miss Maggie
Carlson, J. Il. Humes, Alice
Giles, Birdie GiddinRs. Miss Nora
Fisher, c. W. Edmunds, Lacy
Dooley, J.H. DeRew, Mrs
CASTILLO, Bernice Balds, Mrs. John
Bess Battle.
GEo. a. RUNKKL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Probate Settlement Docket

MONDAY, AUGUST II. 1907.
Estate Hugh ThreIkeld. T ] vanIandlns.
ham. Grdn.
Estate Jas FAeton. Mollie Acton Grdn.
Estate Ethel NJ Brown ct al. b A and @ II
Brown Grdns.
Estate Lonpie u Friar, W II Logan Grdn.
Estate Hilda schopp. Jacob schopp Grdn.
Estate snidow heirs, j Il Jesse GFdn
Estate Roy and Virgil Squirting. II G Spur.
ling Grdn
Estate Knifong heirs. Geo W Petty ordn.
Estate Ralph Galloway. Newtonia Gala.
way Grdn.
Estate s V overbaush. II A overbaugh
Extr.
TUESDAY. AUG. u.
Estate Geo W stotler ct al. J W stotler
Grdn.
Estate Marietta Miller ct al. f O Miller
6rdn.
Estate Thos p Kirkland. / J Kirkland
Grdn.
Estate Ben and Al Burtol. Matte Burton
Grdn.
Estate Ebenezer Kiigore. ] Z Jesse Grdn.
Estate Y Irwin Stuart, Allen s~taIlings
|Grdn.
Estate @ A varnon. J Z Jesse Grdn.
Enos Jackson" +"
Estate J 1 Harrison. @ R Harrison Admir-.
Estate Matilda Barnett. GG Daniel Grdn.
WEDNESDAY,. AUG. "A.
Estate II R Guliek, R L Barnes and O B
Debus Admrs.
Estate L s Hopkins. O W Lewis Admir-.
Estate Otto. Earl and Raimon Hopkins,
Lena Hopkins Grdn-
Estate J A swartwood. Nettie swnrtwood
Admrx.
Estate Hugh oBnen. Lewis o,Brien Admr.
Estate Charles B Kieinsorge. Henry
Kleinsorge Extr.
Estate VIM r Watson. ] II Watson Grdn.
Estate VIM coughenour. Myron d Porter
Grdn.
Estate Dulcy Young, G O Turner, Grdn.
Estats Z O Williams, t. Williams. Admir-
THURSDAY. AUG. Is.
Estate 8 NJ Barre. Fannie O Barre Extrx.
Estate Peter Glennon, Charlotte Glennon
Extrx.
Estate VIC Harrison.T A Mcintyre, Admr,
Estate John Dahiem. Elizabeth Dahlem
Extrx.
Estate J Williams. r A Lake Admr.
Estate Aaron Cunsrd. @ r Brown Admr.
Estate Fred MeFadin ct al, LAura A Mel
Fadin Grdn.
Estate Harriet Pasqusth. W O Pasoueth
Grdn.
Estate l. s Bland. sallie O Bland Admr.
Estate W II Burch. Walter Burch Exsr.
FRIDAY. AUG. Is.
Estate Marian A Koepke ct al. North Mo
Trust Go. Grdn.
Estate DOren NJ Baker. W II Baker Grdn
Estate Herman Bottoms. r A shannon
Estate Warner X Potts. Willard and su-
san A Potts Extrs.
Estate B j RIeinsorge. Joseph KIeipsorue
xtr.
Estate Geo Y~ounsbloOd. John -YounRblood.
3rdn.
Estate Ben n Canada.A r McComas Grdn.
Estate chas R Turner. Gath Z Turner
Extrx.
Estate Jas H Canada, Frank Canada and
stanley Palmer dmrs.
Estate Geo Given. Carrie GiyentExtrx.
SATURDAY. AUG. II.
Estate 10 d Davis. Martha A Davis Admx
Estate ] d Tucker. Reese Admr.
irdn.
Estate r JLAwder. Hannah Lawaer Adm.
Estate Charles HIN. J W Hin Admir-.
Estate J II Upton. Alice Upton, Admx.
Estate Ariston Burnett, Ellen Il Burnett !
Admx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
But Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera
And Diarrhosa Remedy Cured
Him.

IL is with pleasure that l give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when I bad a severe case Of
measles ! got caught out in the hard
rain the measles settled in my stomach
and bowels. | had an awful time and
had IL not been for the use Of Cham
oerlaius Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy l could not have possible
lived but a few hours longer, but
thanks 10 this remedy / am now strong
and well. have written the above
through simple gratitude and l shall
always speak . good word for this
remedy.7Sam II. Gwin, Concord, Ga.
For sale by all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Auxvasse Merchant Dead.

4. +. Moore,of the firm, Henderson
q Moore, hardware merchants Of Aux,
vase, Mo-, died at bis home in that
city Saturday morning after an III.
ness OF several weeks Of fever.
The deceased leaves a wife and one
Child He was a most highly respected
citizen and was formerly a resident Of
Andrain county.
Inc Ledger Joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy 10 the be-
reayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Second Monday 10 February, second
Monday In May, second Monday In An.
gust and second Monday In November
Adjourned terms are held regularly
thesecond Mondays in January, March,
April, June. July, September, October
nd OssU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

who were in TIE party were Misses
Daphne Nelson Grace Monts Ruth
Durkee, Hazel Toniinson and Leaise
BCciuIer Messz Estes Criswell, Jug
Glardoo, Harper Van Ness Mer-
nit Llesellyn and Roy Weir.
Nj. and Mrs. 81. 7. Brooks an
nouDce the engagement OF their
daughter. Alice, 70 Mr.. Charles II.
Gi2Soock. Of New London. The wed.
ding. which Win be = very quiet home
AFFAIR, VIII take place On the twenty
first OF August Following the we'd
ding the happy couple win take an
extended trip, but have not yet de-
cided upon their route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

A Milwaukee bachelor says that no
wonan has kissed him in 81 years of
his life. and never viii. so help me
God" II he's escaped to that late
time in life. the chances are a million
to nj that he won't have to keep the
girls away from him-Atlanra Geor-
gan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

MI. and Mrs. Russell Emmons have
moved Into the house which R. B.
Williams formerly occupied on West
Love street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

win Moore, OF Saline county, pass
ed through here Friday on bis way to
Auxvasse, where be went TO be at the
bedside OF his brother, who died Sat
urday morning q typhoid fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

New Yo- city's first Roman Cath.
ole chur was built in 1856 at Bar
clay and urch streets. where st.
Peters nov stands. Now there are in
the city Roman Catholic church
edihces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

WABASH.
To certain points In AriEona, Cali
fomia, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois Iowa
Indiana, Michi9zn. Minnesota, Mon
tana, New Mexico Oregon, Utah, Yer
mont, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyom
ing, West Virginia and other states
0H sale daily until Sept 18th and 30th
1877. Long return limit and liberia
Stop-oyer privileges.
i. NJ. RICHARDS,
Ticket agent
Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Soc1ErY SNAIL TAX.

Nz John I. ora,of 81. LouiSs Wis,
iting her sister, MrS. George HsrSeY-
TIE Eaany friends Of Dr.. Charlie,
DigRes are gise 10 see him home again
Misa Flavel McLoney is vistlng in
Moberiy.
Miss Glenn and Miss Barbara Ellis,
@ Mnskogeesre the guests Of Miss
Msude Wallace
Miss Margaret Clark has returned
from q pleasant visit In Columbia.
Miss Mary CARR, Of Perry, is the
guest Of Miss Mayme Ringo.
Misses Rnla Ricketts, and Grace
Morris leave Tuesday for a visit with
Nm. d. p. Moore.
Miss Alice Morris leaves shortly for
Norfolk, Virginia, TO Join a house
party which Is being given by o Of.
her many friends
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Hord are spend
ing the week with Mrs + e. Sanford.
Mt. and Ms L. B Hawthorne leave
IN a few DAYS for Indiana 70 visit rela-
tiyeA.
Mrs. Z. V. Montague returned to
day from q visit with her parents in
Omaha.
Miss Jessemine Maughs,of Fulton,is
visiting, Mr. Susy Buckner.
Mrs. r. S. Wilson aud son Perry, Of
Texas, and Mrs. G.. W. Buckner are
here the guests Of Mrs. Susy Buckner
Mrs @. {. SpAlding and two daugh-
ters. Misses Ella D and Mildred, are
home from an extended visit with re-
latisesi in the eastern partof the state
Mrs George Walker, OF Springfield,
Mo, Is the guest OF her parents, Mr.and
Mn. J. ]. Steele.
Miss Marie Houston leaves next
week for Paris TO visit relatives
Miss Anna Montague is the guest Of
Miss Mary Sullinger.
Mrs George Cave, If Rock Island.
Is the guest Of Miss Effie johnson.
Miss Jessie Sanderson, after a pleas
ant visit With friends in this city, has
returned TO her home In Bowling
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Buckner, of St
Louis, is visiting Mrs Susie Buckner
Mr.. andMrs. Elon bearing left yes
terday for . tour through the east.
Mrs Latney Barnes is the guest Of
her parents In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Nelson, OF
jacksonville, Fla, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson and Mr..
add Mns. Louis Mckee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Butts,of Van
dalia, are the guests Of Mrs. Butts
sisters, Mrs L. =. Austin, and Mrs. Z.
Brandon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

First Monday in February, first
Monday IN May, first Monday in An
gust and fr-t Monday In November
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

o S. Goodwin, the Pinkerton detec-
tive, who has been sick at the Ringo
left for his home 10 Clinton Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
I SOCIETY

fzAoss hsxnx nses fsr ne society soszzz
a ~ Erersze LEDGER VI pleNae eozns
n's1ts vita A1z EEzher Ho1ssoz - her hone
szzt vcs, q ne EsAsscp.l enursA o. wex
Pr1n>nkke ssrseil Ph0ns =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Kathryn Mexican who has been
i'll several days Is able TO be at her
shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Schiable, Of
Galveston, Texas, are the guests Of
Der mother, Mrs. b Schiable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

George Dawes, signal engineer OF the
G & A. is in HisginsviIle, on personal
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

MRS. II. E @. Tucker and daughter,
Julia, have returned from Jametown
and other eastern points.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Dr.c. W. Digges returned to Mober'
ly, Thursday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mr. and Mrs C. VI Strain, and Mrs
E. Brandon are visitors in New Flor
enc, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Mrs. Edward Haney is here from
Little Rock, Ark, visiting Mrs.
Sophia Kidd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Misses Margaret Cave and Frances
johnson are in Sedalis visiting rela-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Miss Victoria Brooks is home from
Kansas City after an extended visit
with her COUSIN. Miss Edna Bruce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08

Home Seekers Excursion via the Wa
bash
To all points 10 Texas, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and Central points
10 many other states On sale first
and third Tuesdays each month until
and including Dec. 1907. Low rates,
liberal limits and stopover privileges.
For futher information call or address
1 N. Richards, agent.