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New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
A $25O,OOO CASH SALE.
PROPERTY IN L. I. CITY.
Pennsylvania to Use 1t as R'ght
of Wan.

The Rickert Finlay Realty Company has soid
for s250Ooo cash to the Pennsylvania Railroad Coin-
pany us lots IN East River Heights. Long island
City, to be used right of way for the New
Bridge crossing Wards and Randalls Islands
from Astoria 20 Port Morris.
The property fronts 40 feet on the East River
and extends through the East River PARK,
thence eastery TO Barclay St, Van Alst ave. and
Hallett, Rowland Crescent, Merchant. Goodrich
and Chauncey SITS. II is sold free and clear, The
terms OF the sale s25 600 signing the con-
tract and the remainder $2250o0. in thirty days.
The average price s2175 4 lot.
The Stuyvesant Realty Company, which acted
for the Pennsylvania in its purchases in Manhat-
tan. will also take title for the railroad company
to the East River Heights property.
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesteF-
day Joseph p Day found a market for long list
of offerings. The total of the sales $379 S5
Mr.. Day sold No 671 Lexington ave, four story
high stoop dwelling house, 2Gx7S feet " a.
PublOw for S24,75O No. 10 East 95th st five story
English basement dwelling house 1SX100S feet, to
Samuel Boyd for $4,000; No. 1916 Park ave. five
story fathOuse, with stores lot climbs feet.
to B. Paskus for S25500; Nos 555 and 557 West 1S2d
st, two story frame building. a plot 50x799
feet, TO F. Stephani for $4,000 at foreclosure. Nos
1851 and 1853 Third ave, northeast corner Of Sth
ST. a six story brick tenement house. with store.
5OX90 feet, 10 Aaron Goodman. the plaintiff, for
S1O 0O0 foreclosure. Nos. 506 and sos East 18th
st, q vacant plot, 5Ox1O22 feet to Samuel Norman.
the plaintiff. $llO55, and also at foreclosure,
parcel 1930X25x irregular at the southeast corner
of l29th ST. and Riverside Drive plot HlXlilliN
irregular. in Riverside Drive, 2t310 feet south Of
129th St. and a plot l529Xl59x irregular, on the
south side of Manhattan st. 1856 feet north OF
Broadway, to Robert McGill the plaintiff for
S63 $50. The other parcels scheduled to be sold
were either adjourned to November or bid in
Joseph p. Day will offer for sale to-day IN tho
auction rooms No sos West 143d st, a five story
hathouse, lot 25X99U feet
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October - 1907
HEENES SnRece!pts were 1855 Il cars. or zoos head
for the market. No trading to-day; feeling steady
Dressed beef I'm moderate demand SaIOatc per N
Size No later cable advces from Liverpool or Lon
don. To-day the Arabic sails for Liverpool with g0O
quarters OF beef for tho swift Beef Company: 200
quarters for the Morris Beef Company. nuar-
tors for the Cudahy Packing Company. 40 shipments
tomorrow
CALNES-Rccepts were 67i head incIudinr gao
with the stale stock $40 sale. 24I Jersey civ
and the at Goth st The market was uuiet ana
Common prime veals sold 81 50 80 per 100 m
good choice Western calves 50 l01 So no grass,
offered. Dressed calves slow but STEADY; CITY
dressed veals selling at 0@lihc lb; country
sales-s. Judd q Co: At Western calves 100 m
average at 80 per 100 III n do. 255 10. So 10: 53
H. IL Hollis 4 veaIs 15s IL, at 80 20, . do i8s
ibs at 81 20 do l2s 10 ut SO: DO 12S Ii. SIS 5O
Tobin & shannon: l veal. 14O ~ at so so
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Receipts were 3s cars or
SlA2 head including "a direct butchers and "a
market, making the stock carried over %
street. Sheep almost nominal and steady: lambs
were dull and weak TO shade lower. Several cars
n So bOgS4 30 per 100 t culls. 81 b0Gs2
choice lambs $G4S7 so; mutton steady al
7Q919c per 10: dressed lambs slow. at 1O612c.
Sales-Tobiu Shannon 204 lambs 68Is III aver
81 IS per 100 10: 233 10 Sc 5O i6e Ohio
sheep 100 H. at 81 So % state do 81 n. So so; 10
culis. T3 10. at So 70.
Newton CO: 21d Virginia lambs. Ta b. 81 so: 2Is
T. l. Kratz 23s West Virginia lambs GA 10 at 81 15
sheep. so 10. at 81 So
kerns Commission Co.; 21o Buffalo lambs rs 10 at 81
John p. Nelson ia state lambs. 20 No. at 81 %; 81
do. " 10 at SO; 20 state sheep, e6 ID, -; do
l2i 70 at 81 5oi 10 culs and bucks i22 10. So
ing about ia for the renorted.
feeling weak TO 1oe lower Buffalo advices Country
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Campana. when was reported via Halifax yes
go miles of the Sandy Hook Iightship
p m is expected 70 dock about $3.50 m. sat
urday.
The UItonia. which reported Halifax yescr-
day a. 652 miles Of the Sandy Hook I.ghtshp at
u m. Is expected 10 dock abDut Sunday.
The New York which reported TO Cape a . a m
yesterday when l033 miles east Of Sandy Hook eN-
pected o dock about p Saturday.
La 6avoie. which reported 70 Sable Island $50 a m
when 80 miles southeast
pected about a IN Saturday
KaiScru AuBustc Victoria. which reported q
Island BIO yesterday when $50 miles southeast
station, IS expected dock about 43U IN SAT
urday.
The Baltic. which reported Sable at 3 ut
yesterday, when 90 miles station Is eN-
pected dock about Saturday
Ee Italia, which reported to sable Island a l
yesterday, when 40 miles southeast that station
Is expected TO dock about 4 p Saturday.
Graf Walders"e which reported Siasconrrt al
IN yesterday. when 20 miles of tho Nautucler
South Shoals Lgnshg. is expected dock about 23O
o m to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursd y, Oct. "a, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Majestic I3rl southampton and Cherbourg oc-
with 40 cabin and 24 stecrage passengers, mails ana
ud-e. Arrived the Bar l.o7 y m.
Narl-s Palermo October EooEuesl fairfield
CO. with b6 cabin and 1p+l steeTa6e passengers and
Steamer city ot Memphis. Dreyer, Savannah October
81 20 the ocean IS CO. with passengers and mdse LIT
steamer saulIl Rood Feruaud,ua October 20 20 tho
Bruus"lek - Co. with lumber. LIT Quarantine az 63'
steamer Iovstakken Clor). Jonas~cn. santandrr sep
teulber 3. Bboa 10. Tarragona l6 F1ln L. Gandit
j.. ucna p. Seville ~ Gibraltar 3. the Cans -
~ With iuts" Arrived at the lilr ~ midnight t3ll
steamer T3haU t5g). Chaplin. Yokohama July 20 Kobe
Sucz September 2S Port said Agiers October :.
- William II Twcdde co. Win mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer bulgaria Ger Russ Genoa October l. Nap,ss
and Aimrria To- to th- Hamburg American Line. with
l1 si'eTage pasfengeFs and mase Arrived az TIE Bar Al
Steamer Nicho!as Cunco Clor, Jensen Fort Antonio
october ls. 20 The CuEco Importing Co. With fruit Ar
rived At IN. E}ar m
- Maria August IL Ccbu 10 singapore September |.
Port said - AlEers October I Boston o William
u f"eddeli & 60. Win mise. Arrived al tho Bar at
steamer Hcrmudan CBr,. Frazer. Bermuda October o.
20 Ouerhrldse 90. with I4T passengers. malls and
Iutse Arrived at the Bar al .
Steamer Apache Staples Jacksonville October 21
'har3etnn -. 20 IN" clyde 50 Co with passengers and
steamer D1nstau Cl,rl Rain. Manaoa October : and
Para l.. 70 Booth Co. with mist. Arrived the Bar
steamer Tcncrson Dole Newport News and Norfolk %
the old Dominion CO. with passengers Left
,eaner vienna u5r Jones Philadelphia october n tn
;. II. Winchester. in ballast Arrived the
M
10 Naples II, Gibraltar Is and ~ Michaes u. to Ucl-
rchs O. with passengers and mdse. East Fire
sandy Hook. J. Oct -. e.,o p u,-wini west iish.
breeze. hd&y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
N THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Mrs Catherine Callahan has bought from hetta
Stern No s24 135th St. five story double hat
house. 25xl00 feet. near St AIMS ave.
The Duross Company has sold No l59 west l''h
ST. a four story and basement dwelling house, on
a lot 20x1033 feet, for the Prudential Real Estate
Corporation
J. Miller has sold TO Max Kameny and another
person No 239 East Slst ST. a four story hathouse'
on a lot 25xl0O feet.
F. NJ Franklin has sold No. SS West Sd st, five
story tenement house on a lot 95xlo0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue c, 20 # Of Sd St two story frame
dwelling house, 2lx50 #: VIM II Brady. owner;
-,, ot.o Krauss archlteet; $1,000
story frame store and storage building. 45xl166
IT: Emily a Hail. owner: l. Howard, architect. $500
Clay ave. 8 3i6 II 9 OF l69th Is ave story
brick tenement houses. 35x8s each: Albert ]
schwsrter. and architect. 900
2l2th 81. =, 22l .33 Il . Of White Plains road; 4
four story brick tenement house. 25xs0S It:
Tony De Angelo owner; Charles Schaefer. jr.
architect 10000
brick stable 2tK29 It. L WenegmGp. owner;
Charles sohaefer jr.. architect .............. LOO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LITTLE ALTON" CASE POSTPONED.

Chicago. Oct. 2+.-What Is known the Little
Alton case against the Standard oil Company Of
Indiana, set for trial January by Judge
Bethea, the United States District Court to-day.
In this case the Standard oil Company of Indiana
is charged with the acceptance OF rebates from the
Chicago & Alton Railway shipments the
Alton from Whiting. Ind, to East st Louis. Ill.
and st. Louis, after the change in the division of
the northern judicial district Of Illinois. March
1905. The indictment contains 134 counts. Each Of
fence is punishable by maximum fine of $4,000.
If the company is found guilty on all counts It
will be subject to a fine of S26S0OO0.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LARGE DEAL IN MOUNT VERNON.

The Anderson Realty Company has sold for
William Adams his property known as st Heliers.
comprising a large mansion and three and one
half of ground, on North Columbus ave.
Mount Vernon, 20 Moe 4. Isaacs. The same COM
pany has also sold for Mr. Louis Levy 10 Bernard
W. Webel the house plot 74xl06 feet. at Park
and Oakley aves. Chester Hin. Mount Vernon; also
for ex-Judge Frank \. Bennett To Theresa \
Kenny. Of Atlanta Ga. for Investment the prop
erty No. 100 Overlook ST. Chester Hin. Mount Yer
non: also for the Franklin Adams Realty Com
pany to Charles l. Kumpf the dwelling house
in Adams st. Franklin
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Surrogates' Notices.

JAMEs BURNS VS.. ANNIE e BURNs-oRDER
% Noce.-state OF Connecticut. Fairfield County.
Bridgeport. October a. %.
Upon the complaint OF the said Burns praying
therein FORTH for
superior Court IN and foI Fairfield County the
first Tuesday OF Novenbcr tsoI IL appearing to and
Rrns che defendant absent from this State and
10 unknown. Therefore ordered
the pendency OF said complaint given publishing
th{s in The New-York Tribune Al printed
in New city three times sGccessiveIy commencing
on or before the 23d day OF October. A D. 1907.
FRED. ". TRACY,
Asst Cieri. OF tho Superior Court Tor Fairfield County
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Fechter, LYMAN Epstein September Il 1907. si7s 81
tIo5s, inWardk Mackey; October o. 1905. 347 81
koTn. Daniel Ia Shatzkia & Sons. October D.
1907 ..:.......-........ -...............-' 22 IL
n! eehna urnah LII . Myers March l6 1907 1853 IL
Wiener, Harry and Herman J Ries; l.
al; April %, 1907 .'...... 1ls 81
Polster, Soomon-ThH Belmont Stamping and
Enanleing Company: June 3. 1907 e31 70
Schonhard. Observation-Disclosures & Schwartz
Psner Brewing Company June "a 1907. ...-.. 1872 ID
le, 432 os
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. 24-CIoslng wHEAT-spot nou,j-
nal; futures easy; December SIS AID March, SIS 8Isd;
May, SIS 6itd. CORN-Spot quiet. prime mixed Amsri.
6s lid; futures quiet; December IS ei5d Janu
HOPS in London IPaciho CoastS steady. az los a
Prime mess. Western steady: SIS Cd HAMs-short
Set. Gu ~ 20 10 10. han, ois BACoN-Cumbe cut
Sos long clear middles light IS 81 ID strong 5Ts
long clear middles. heavy. IS 40 ID. strong 5as.
short clear backs 16 20 firm 5is: clear belIes
- TO Id lb. steady, Sos SHOULDERS-Squnr. II ~
10 10, strong, B0s LARD-Prime Western. in terces
STEADY. as sd American refined. In pals nominaIy
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BROOKLYN BRIDGE WORKSHOP GRAFT

Stories of alleged systematic thievery going on
for more than a year in the workshop of the
Brooklyn Bridge told in the Adams street po-
lice court Brooklyn, yesterday. The testimony
showed that signs had been painted for private
concerns and paint and lead sold TO junk dealers.
The disclosures came the result of charges
made by Julius Rodet, a painter, of No. 231 East
18th street. Manhattan, who discharged in
January Rodet told what he had to Bridge
Commissioner Stevenson. The hearing will be con-
tinued. and arrests are expected to follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close In New hork
Hawaii Japan Corea china and Philip
pom Maau ~ 10 '''. ~ .oc, y. 500
Hawaii Philippine Islands
'yansp6rt S ''. a '''e oc; 81 600
Samoan Islands. FIT Islands and New
b t'@Miovsra wen ~ Nov ). 800
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
Islands tvia San Franciscol-
IoTlc NOV D. wv y ~
Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands CvIa san -
ErancscolM MaripOsa Nov IL b:Oo ? m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LEASES MIDTOWN PARCEL.

william Cruikshank's Sons have leased No 20
West 37th st. a client for a term Of years:
also. leased with George r. Read & Co. the top
floor Of the Glackncr Building, at Fulton and
Greenwich SITS. TO J. Edward Way. and through
the H. H. Fuller Realty Company an entire floor
In the new building OF the American Felt Company
Nos ia and 1l6 East 18th St, to tho Andrew Nc
ILenn COmnnnN.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
OLD Rouss COMPLAINT DISMISSED.

Judge Lacombe, in the United States Circuit
Court signed an order yesterday dismssing tho
complaint Of the United States filed July 10
recover war taxes of $50, eos from Peter V Rouss,
as executor of the estate Of Charles Broadway
Rouss who died on July Is. 1906. Another and SIM
liar suit instituted by United States Attorney
Stinnsun last Tuesday to recoVer the amount.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

dressed hogs steady slsqic per . for medium and
light weights.
sales date yesterdayl-GeoTsc - 6 DIllenbaclS: 81
12l 10 average. at 81 10 100 10 roughs
IN al SIS Is.
Totin shannon: rs hogs. I5S n. 81 10. 4:
pIgs so 10. at SO so. roughs. 3S1 10. a. SC To-
= Judd & Co: o hogs Ice 10 at 81 10, L. pigs
So ID. u Sc 30; roushs l75 10 a 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BANK BUYS BROOKLYN PLOT.

The First National Bank Of Brooklyn has bought
property at Broadway and Havemoyer St, Brook
lyn, opposite the bridge plaza, and will erect
building exclusively for banking purposes.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HEARING TO DAY ON TITLE QUESTION.

The Torrens Commission Will hold at o'clock
to-day at tho City Hall its second public hearing
on land title registration. II hopes 70 listen this
afternoon the arguments OF persons opposed TO
registration OF titles by the state.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Will ALTER 41sT ST. BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with Buildings SupeTin-
tendent Murphy for partially remodelng the five
story loft building No l3l West 4lst st.. owned by
the estate OF Christopher C. Shayne the improve
ments being made for Jerome H. Reuwjck. as
lessea. The archlLects are sommerlell x sLecA.r.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
METROPOLITAN LIFE LENDS s75o,ooo.

Tho Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 10 the Broadway and Cathedral parkway
Company $4,000 on the property at the northwest
corner of broadway and Cathedral Parkway, where
the Parkway company is to erect tweive story
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SAILED

Steamer Arabic CBr, Liverpool VIA Queenstown:
Deutschland tti"p, Hamburg via Plymouth
bourg; Lorraine CF Havre slavonia t3r) Gibraltar
Naples etc; Republic tf Azores. Gibraltar etc oscar
IL dam. CnT!stansand and Copenhagen: BarbarossG
tGer) Ercncn via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Avalon
Eorl Port Anionio joseph di Gioreio Nor,. Port
INeys Island; MeS-o. Havana Procreso. etc: Raunni
Nop Bahia and Rio de Jancro: Naldivia tNor, Inagun
Gonaivcs etc Alhano Ger. Newport News Oscar II
,Swedl --; CITY of Atlanta. Sayannah Fl Paso Gal
weston; larimer Port Arthur Tex! Mae knights Hay
Irinc@ss Anne. Norfolk ana Newport News: Matanzas
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

6:2l sun sos Moon rises Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1910 Gov 10 80 Hell Gate I223
Sandy 1887 Gov O2 Hell Gate y 80
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WILL REVIEW LAND FRAUD CASES.

Washington Oct. A-It is announced that Tracy
C. Becker, attorney Of Buffalo. will be appointed
special Assistant Attorney General to review the
Southern Pacific land fraud cases in California and
Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
REALTY NOTES.

Pease & Elliman were the brokers in the leasing
Of No. Q East 18th TO Samuel Medlin
Alfred VI. Rau is the buyer of No. 6G6 East 10th
ST
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SUNDAY. OCTOBER p.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
TO-DAY.
From
'Brings mail.

vessel For. Line. Mail closes. sails
PTins Wiiiem j. Bayt's d w -. II; 90 100 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

4es. CHEESE-CnnadIan finest white new: "Tsi~
SIS; Canadian finest colored. strong - spis-
LOW-Prtme city hrm Sis 3D. TURPENFlN~ee -oLd
its. quiet 3ss Sd. ROSIN-Connon nrrn lys OIL
firm, .6s Cd.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
CANT.

Another good rain is oil that is
necessary to finish off the corn, so
the farmers say.
Mrs. Vernon Smiths sister,
Miss Florence. is visiting her.
Little Genelf Showers got hold OF
some rat poison and ate It, but ow-
ing to the prompt treatment Of her
aunt, Mrs. herman, who gave her
an emetic Of mustard. she was out
of danger before they got medical
aid.
John Rains talks Of going to
Spokane, Washington, looking for
q better climate.
John Vance aud Bob Barnes
have treated their houses to new
coats of paint.
Vase Cox put down a well this
week, striking a vein that furnish
es 900 gallons of water 40 hour.
Mrs. Beatty has returned from q
visit with her daughter. Lizzie.
Johnnie BroaddRs is threatened
with the fever.
John Squires and family and
Mrs. Frazier and children have
moved to Centralia. We regret to
let these good geOple go, but com.
mend them TO CentraIians.
James Miller gave the young
people a moonlight party Saturday
night.
Miss 0rnie Brockman Ia visiting
at Price Cunuingham's.
Leda Miller win attend
sckool 10 Marshall this winter.
Hollis. the 8 year old son Of
Mrs. Efie Daily, happened to
serious accident Monday, He weni
to unite a team from tbs fence
when ons Of the horses paved him
striking him with it, ho0f jas
above The temple. cutting q gasI
about 8 inches long, and bruisinl
him no considerably. He Ia no
leoneIaerod aauRcf0anly hurt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
WORCESTER.

Miss Bradley from the Fulton
neighborhood, is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Homer Azdell.
I. p. Dyer was here last week
Miss Mabel Dayis is now our
telephone operator, Barnes 8
Scherer having resigned.
r. @. Dudgeon bought a load
of mixed cattle last week.
e. l.. Tuepker and o. g. Roth
each lost a stack Of wheat by fire
caused by lightning last week.
Mrs. d. j. Atkins and daughter,
Mrs. Threlkeld, from LaClede Co.
are here visiting friends and kin
folks.
James Ware shipped in a load
OF 175.lb sheep. paying Fac pei
ID. Mr.. Ware is one OF our mos
progressive farmers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
NORTH LIBERTY.

Liberty school opened Sept. 2nd
with full attendance. Prof. A. A.
Duncan, teacher.
Miss Urith Harrison and mother
were guests OF Mrs. w. g. Sims
and family at Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts has re-
turned from a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Ed England. and
other relatives in st. Louis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Mica re
turned to their home in Newburg,
No.. after a weeks visit with th'
the lstter's sister, Mrs. g. 4
Younger. and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. James ar
entertaining their little grand
daushter, PeFmelia Owings, 0
] Mexico,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
HoLLRnsYILLK.

i 4 4 ~ a.
Last week was pretty warm for
making hay but several Of our
neighbors put up their millet.
J. q. DowelI bought 1T T. N.
Berry a mule colt for 800. also
one from j. q. McGee for $50.
Misses Lille aud Ruby Lowe
visited relatives here last week.
j. l.. Carpenter and wife re-
turned the FIRST Of the week from
Shelbyville, III.
j. K. Love bought the store f,
residence and farm Of Hayden and
Faddis Of Rowena. Ed sold goods
in Rowena about 20 years ago and
we are sure that bis old neighbors
are glad to see him behind the
counter again. He has been in
Nebraska for q number Of years,
but, like most Of those that leave,
he came back. w. w. Wilson also
came back after trying two or three
counties in Southwest Missouri
aud has recently bought Pearl
Dawson's farm Of 100 acres at cas-
per acre. just over in Monroe Co.
Pearl means to buy nearer Gem
tralia.
Bert Berry sold fat hogs to Cant
aud Considine of Thompson.
Two Of our little friends were
unfortunate last week, James Der.
rey fell from a horse aud broke his
arm and Lena Carpenter stepped
on a nail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
OAKLAND STOCK FARM.

Theodore Selb and Nat Morris
are threshing.
ID. Il. Harris visited his cousin,
Mrs. Tina billiard, last Sunday. 1t
is the first time he has been away
from home for four or five years.
His father and Mrs. Dillards's
father were brothers aud their
mothers were sisters. They are
the only two left out of large fam
lilies.
Mrs. Porter OF Mexico aud Miss
Maud Tay lor Of the State OF Flor.
ida visited f. T. Harris and fam
lily last week.
The caossing at Skull Lick has
never been fixed since the bridge
washed out in July, and the cross
ing is very bad. +. T. Harris has
given permission to set his fence
in and make crossing. People
are inquiring who the overseer is.
The crossing is very dangerous.
School opens Monday at Carter
school house, Miss Ida Powell
teacher.
j. j. Quinlan delivered a nice
bunch Of hogs last week at $500
per hundred. They averaged 225
lbs.
Charles Robert Martin visited
frankie Harris from Saturday un'
I'll Sunday evening.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
0KINMEa

Mr.. Miller left our vicinity with
his threshing OUTFIT first Of week.
All the grain here was cleaned mp.
He has about another weeks
threshing over northwest OF here.
Misses Glenn and Barbara Ellis
left here for Mexico last Thursday
where they will be the guests OF
relatives a few days. This week
they will visit their uncle. Judge
Barnes, and wife.
Mr.. King of Illinois is here the
past month the guest Of his broth
er. Enoch King, and the House
holders. 1t is the Arst time in %
years the brothers had met.
Prof. Neill King left for Kansas
City Sunday where he will take a
medical course.
Mr.. Brown was here last week
the CUES { Of his sister. Mrs, G.
Householder. Mr.. B. enjoys a fine
position as travelling salesman OF a
caening factory.
The protracted services at Long
Branch are progressing nicely I'M.
der the leadership Of Rev. VIM.
Todd. Several additions to date.
Mr.. Burks of Centralia was in
our vicinity Monday buying oats.
He bought several crops at from
40 to 42c per bushel.
@. A. Candy, road boss Of Fox
district, puts the culverts mp in
good shape when he touches them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody of Moberly
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boone
Faddis q few days this week.
Mrs. Susie Faddis, well assisted
by her daughters, Ellie and Mrs.
ID. b. Faddis, delightfully."- enter
tanned their 5. s. class Sunday af-
ternOon. Elegant refreshments
were served.
Born, to 0pie Allen and wife,
bouncing baby, Aug. Is. 0pie is
exceptionally proud of his new pos
session.
All or nearly all our people took
in the big Fair. at Mexico. They
attended all the way from one TO
four days.
We are glad to state Mrs. Ernest
Berry is convalescing.
Miss Alice Biggers of Illinois,
sister Of Mrs. o. f. Squires, ia
here the guest of the Squires fam
| ily.