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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
GRAND MAsouERApE.

Skating party, Halloween evening. October 90. at new skating rink First prize s5 in cash. for best costume. Second prize $2.5O in cash for best character. The evening sports will close couples race at 12 o'clock 7S5
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
POOL TOURNAMENT.

In the pool tournament Friday night in which Morez and Marshall
 were matched. Morez was successful.
 Last night Thomas and Conway play
 ed. but the game ended too late to get the score.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Now that 1t has a new count to play with, Newport has dropped the Teddy Bear and the Harry Lehr mon key.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Soap has been sdvaacsd In price We knew 1t: salvation w:il 20 CT the 1 free list next-cIeanilness Is rext 10 godliness, you know
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Pocket knives. Keen Kutter" rag ors. razor homes. They are guaran- teen Junction Drug Company. $40
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
WHAT DO YOU THINK7

Sweet Clover Butter weighs six teen ounces to the pound, is ye hufter1
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Fresh Hot Chicken and Beef Ia males at the Alhambra Candy Kitchen.
 76S
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
IT IS YOUR FAULT

If you don't use the best butter. Try Sweet Glover Butter and be con yinced. 691
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Ranch eggs and spring chickens, e4 Main st. Phone BIO. James
 Beard. 235
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Tss Oison's Cold Tablets for that bad cold They will go after it. Ask your neighbor about them. Junction Drug $40
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

WANTED-SecoEd hand furniture of all kinds. Burnum Furniture Co.,, Johnson Addition. Phone 113.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

For Review job and business office Call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
THE BsBee DAILY MORNING. OCTOBER 2
WANT ADS I TRY AN INSERTION IN THESE
 =-c0LUMas FOR RESULTS 0| ANNOUNCEMENTS
WANTED.

WANTED--Horse and delivery wag- on at once. Burnam Furniture
 Company. 732
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

WANTED-Two furnished housekeep- ing rooms, close in Man and wife. Address R. F. B. Review office,
 900
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

WANTED-Tinner and plumber. Ap-
 ply to Sanitary Plumbing Go. S5s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27
FOR RENT
SITUATIONS WANTED.

THREE room house for rent, 16;
 Naco Road, below slag dump. 79.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

Tobaccos. cigars, pipes. etc. June tion Drug. o4U
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

COPPER PROPERTY wanted, suffi- ciently developed to prove existence
 of ore body. David Mackay. 1349
 McAllsster St, San Francisco. 692
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-27

WANTED SITUATION by young lady stenographer owning machine.
 Speaks Spanish. Experienced and can furnish recommendations. Can
 go at once. Address Miss Monte Stevens, No. SIS W. Sixth St, Los Angeles, Cal. SIP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15

The washable covers shown have
many desirable features. especially
when made with buttouhoIcs and but
tons, so that they can be slipped off at
moments notice and Numbered
new method of applying these buttons
Is to buttonhole both sides of the cusb
ION strip and sew the buttons TO a mar
row strip Of muslin.
Graceful and slightly Conveatioua,tzo1
MOVERS, connected by curious and inter-
laced stems, worked in with line stitches
OF golden and dark brown, are especi-
ally liked, and look extremely pretty
on brown linen.
Still another simple method Of der
Grating the natural Colored linen lies In
the use OF narrow braids Either a
heavy cord couChed on, or the durable
soutache, done in scrolls and arales-
ques, makes lovely covers.
foundation Of an unusually hand
some cover is shown in brown linen.
The background is marked of in two
inch squares, by briar stitching. done
In dark green merCerized cotton, on
each square is worked q single flower.
not unlike n daisy, in rich. duh red.
with deep yellow center. with a touch
Of black.
4 single long chain stitch forms each
petal. while the centers are Of French
knots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15

is an appropriate size for tablecloth,
with napkins marked one and one-halt
or two inches.
Just at present 4 rather severe
straight letter is much in demand, and
original designs are greatly favored.
The majority Of home needle workers DO
not realize that satin stitch is by no
means the only way initials may he
worked, but Oh the contrary, a mono
gram is often greatly enhanced by two
or even three different kinds OF stitches
being used.
OF course, when these fancy stitches
are used care must be taken TO select
those which will show a contrast and
yet preserve the correct relation be-
tween the different letters.
Several different ideas may be util-
lied to good advantage on towels
Many inexperienced workers outline the
letters, thus covering all inequalities.
There is very little change in placing
the monograms on tablecloths and
napkins. On tablecloths monograms
are frequently placed at either side Of
the center, facing the ends of the
cloth, with plenty of space between the
monographs TO allow centerpiece Of
the size to which One is accustomed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15

Lingerie covers still retain their popu-
iarity. They are so pretty. besides be-
ing more hygienic than any others. As
they are mussed soon, they necessitate
constant laundering
Shadow embroidery is used much on
lingerie pillows, also the Venetian lad
der work constructed of buttonhoIe
stitch, for the colored slip shows
through this when the material under
the ladder is cut away. adding much
to its beauty
Flowered cretonne, combined with
pam material, such as Galatea, in the
predominating color makes charming
covers A single but effective slip has
a howered center, with each corner done
in solid color, these pieces Just meet
Ing between the corners, leaving a dia-
mond-shaped piece of the Powered ma
terial visible. This may be reversed
successfully, having the centers plain
and the corners Powered.
The cushion cover should be made
smaller than the pillow, and then
stitched to form a drop hem all the way
around This opening Is near one side
or straight across the center. as pre-
ferred, and is buttoned with a fly, so it
is scarcely noticeable.
Many covers are shown made of
heavy ecru and brown linen. They are
effectively worked in big, splashy de-
signs that are extremely easy 10 make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15

A BOLSTER roll having the ap-
II pearance Of those made in the
I stores nay be made at home
with very little expenditure of time or
money.
For it are required two circles of
thin wood, twelve inches in diameter,
and several strips. not more than two
inches wide and proporti onately mar
row, ffty-three inches in length.
The circles may be either the end
pieces of syrup pail. nail keg or
small cheese box with the rim portion
removed.
Make the circles strong by mailing
two thin cleats on the underside, where
they will not be noticea BILE.
Nail the strips of wood to the circles
not more than two inches apart and
nearly all the way around the circles,
leaving. however, an opening OF ten
inches at one side.
The strips are nailed so closely to
prevent the cloth sagging between
them. Now bend a piece of heavy
wire, from an old clothes line Will do,
into circle and fasten in the center
of the cylinder, at equal distance from
the end pieces. to insure the bolster
not sagging in the middle under the
weight of the pillows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
Making a Bolster Roll

Cover the cylinder with cheap white
cotton tackled on smoothly. The end
pieces should have a couple of pieces
of wadding tackled on SO as to give a
slightly rounded appearance.
Over this apply the colored Innings,
which may be either silk or sateen, of
any color to harmonic with the rest
Of the room.
This should be basted to the cotton
foundation.
1t is now ready for the final cover
ing of lace dotted muslin or whatever
IS used. For the end pieces take
strip OF material about twenty inches
wide, with one edge folded over
through which to run ribbon, and just
long enough to go smoothly around
the outer edge of the circle.
Paste neatly around the edge, then
pull up the ribbons, adjusting the full
ness evenly, and tie in bow in the
center.
Cover the cylinder portion of the
roll with the material laid smoothly
on and sew to position without gath
ers.
The ten-inch opening at one side
provides place to tuck in the pillows
during the daytime; at the same time
the fattened surface holds the roll in
position and prevents 1t rolling
around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
New Ways of Marking Linen

IN these days of individuality in all
things relating to handler -, one
i branch OF needlework appears to
be neglected, and the need is strongly
felt for a new way Of marking
linen 10 be in harmony with modern
artistic furnishings.
The old styles of monogram, with
their little scrolls and sprays of flow-
ers. are certainly incongruous with the
simple lines of the new embroIderies
and the rugged simplicity Of lac mod
crn dining room.
Care and thought should be employed
in the selection of the proper sort of
letter which will not clash with the sur
rounding accessories. \ new departure
is made in placing one letter above the
other in Japanese fashion, which gives
marked individuality and conforms ad-
mirably to the present simple lines Of
decoration.
There are no hard and fast rules in re-
gard TO the size of the letters. That is
largely taste. Generally speaking how
ever, four-inch monogram is used on
sheets, while the same style of letter
only half the size, appears on the pillow
cases. Three and q half or four inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
HIT Z4VDS And RCZZ@9
WC 0AQ12ED NlMR0OZDEPy

~ ELTS and hat barGs OF natural
X cofored linen embroidered in
- the delft blues. the pastel reds
and green's and the gorgeous
tints of yellow. are distinctive fea-
ture of fall fancy work
These belts are also used as
hat bands. not only on outing and
street hats. but on the most exclusive
plumed tipped imported hats.
They are worked out in wonderful
colorings to harmonic with the trim
ming of the hats.
The college or boating design which is
given is used almost entirely on the
street and outing hats.
No lettering is used in the boating
design. but the colors OF the different
clubs tip the motif given.
The two smaller tips OF the flag
are worked in green. the upper stripes
in a red with outlining of yellow in
the center. The cross is of light blue
on a background of yellow
The satin stitch is used in working
the belts. but no padding is required.
Each motif is outlined with black.
Soft delft blues, outlined with black
and the center dot in holly red are
used in working out the daisy design
given
The diamond design IS worked out
in blues greens and reds of the pastel
Iints.
The last design, which is unusually
beautiful. is worked out in ycllows, blues
and greens.
Each motif is worked out in tones of
one OF these shades. and they are used
in the order named.
The very lghtest shades are used in
the center of the motif. couple of
shades darker following and the deepest
tone in the outlining. which is edged
with black
The dots are worked in the deeper
Hues. The outlining at the top and bot
tom of the belt are carried out in any
of the predominating shades
If so desired, any of the designs given
may he worked on white or natural col
CrCd linen in solid cOlOrs.
Any questions in regard to the work.
ing of these designs. as well as any
questions relative to fancy work of gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
Pitfalls of Cushion
Covers

"JOMEN Of taste and judgment may
w have an abundance of pillows at
small cost, so far as the covers
are concerned, but so many women go
forth to buy kithout giving any real
thought to the subject and for these
there are many pitfalls.
Many women at this season of the
year are persuaded into buying even the
fearsome and wonderful affairs of hand
painted silk surrounded by very frilly
frills, and so large and tightly stuffed
that they detract from comfort instead
of adding to 1t.
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6e//HSlS AzI ASza

eral interest to the embroiderers will be
gladly answered in these columns.
IF, however, a personal reply is de-
should be inclosed.
sired, a stamped seIf-addressed envelope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15

~ ELTS and hat barGs OF natural
* co1ored linen embroidered in
- the delft blues. the pastel reds
and greens and the gorgeous
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
HoLLENSVILLE.

Long Branch Sunday school will
give an entertainment at Long
Branch church next Sunday eve,
at 8 o'clock. But you'll have to
come earlier il you wish 10 get a
seat.
b. G. Berry delivered hogs to
Powell & Mundy last week at SO
per cwt.
j. l.. Carpenter sold a fat cow t.
Bob Peck for $50.
Several from this vicinity az
tended the June meeting at Berea
Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Maybelle Pryor, q charm
ing young lady Of near Paris, is
visiting Miss Leta Rudasil.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
BENTON CITY.

Tom Moore and wife Of Aux
vase visited friends here Sunday.
VIM. Day and family have
moved to their property recently
purchased from Jno. LANG on
Main street.
Toney Owens and wife will take
possession Of the property vacated
by Mr.. Day.
DIR. w. II. Douglass was in st.
Louis several days last week.
A number from here attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Dink McDan-
lei in Mexico Tuesday. Mrs. Me-
Daniel formerly resided here and
had many friends who will be
panied to hear Of her death.
Rev. Kerr preached at the Pres
byterian church Sunday.
Benton City now has a lady tel
egraph operator.
One Of the fast passenger trains
was wrecked here Monday at 2 q
m. by the trucks giving away
Fortunately no one was hurt, bn
the tFian was delayed about eli
hours.
Mrs. s. .. Wright aud dauRh
ter were shopping in Mexico Mon
day.
| Several OF oar young people a
tended children's day exercises /
Lillleby Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
CHAMP.

Childreu's day at Bethel Sunday
night is pronounced a success
by all who were there. The chill
dren all did well. The house was
crowded and a large number were
in the yard. The collection
amounted to something like So.
Miss Hattie Stevenson, of Mex.
leo, who is the guest of Mrs. Y.
q. Thomas, is suffering with neu.
ralgia.
DIR. Reese and wife Of Columbia
were guests Of Geo. Dean and
family Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Lillian Wool
cry are guests OF Mrs. r. X. Dean
Miss Loren OF HallsvilIe visited
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. aud Mrs.
NARROW Shock. Saturday and Sun
day.
Jas. Booth delivered his cattle
to Mr.. Juelfs last Saturday al
$50. Mr.. Juelfs sold them Il
Henry Cant for $3.50.
Y. g. Thomas bought hogs o.
G. II. Dean at G cents Monday.
j. Ii. wilkins sold a calf tC
NARROW Shock last week at ~,
per ID.
Miss Alma Miller OF Alton. I'll.
Is the guest Of her uncle and aunt
Y. g. Thomas and wife.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Sullivan en-
tertained Mr.. Burgess aud family
Of north Mexico. Sunday.
| Mr. Bloom. Of the FRANKLIN
Merchandise Co.. Is doing a -four
ishing business in this community
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrison an
little daughter Of Mexico visiteI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison Sur
day.
Miss Cleo Settles school nes
HallsyIlle closes Wednesday. Sh
win take her examination at ca
lnmhla Thursday, Friday aud Sal
urday and return home to spen
her vacation, Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
WEST LICK.

Grandma Brown is quite Ill.
g. w. Mcintyre aud wife enter
tanned ]. s. Dalton and wife, G..
G. Woodbridge aud wife aud Chas.
Hamilton and family.
Leslie Faires Of Laddonia spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Arthur Snedeker.
Claude aud Melvin Williams OF
Cuivre we're the guests Of Frank
and Ocie Dubray Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elan enter
tanned s. P. Beadle aud wife San
day.
Jake Moomaw of Clear Water
Kansas, visited his mother. Mrs
Susan M0omaw, aud other rela
tives here last week.
Miss Ida Dudgeon Of Worcester
is the guest of Miss Ida Galloway
this week.
Mrs, Luther Angel of CentraliI
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs
j. d. Anderson, here last week.
The party given at Mr. Pe'
Fegan's last Friday night wal
well attended aud all spent au en-
joyable time.
MIR. and Mrs. =. o. Snedeke
and daughter, Laura, were tn
guests Of Samuel Hale's of Cuivr
Saturday aud Sunday.
Jack Brown bought 9 pair o
extra good mules from Ed. AIDE
for 500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
SUN RlsE

Delightful sunshine "a q k Q s
farmers feel very eneggelic aud
anxious to cultivate their corn be-
fore the wheat is ready to harvest.
T. v. Starr sold 20 TAT hogs to
johnson q Romans last week at
e5.S5. aud Is feeding q nice bunch
that win be ready 10 90 Ia q few
weeks.
v. Willis aud Charlie Harrison
also sold hogs to same parties.
Brown Owens leaves the l7th
for Colorado. Success to him.
w. !. Baker ava family spent
q very pleasant day with 4. v.
Starr and family Sunday.
Grandpa winterhalser. father Of
Mrs. Martin DonneIly. IS very low,
They think he can't live many
days.
Mrs. John Willis delivered Z
lempeFance lecture At Unity church
Sunday. Sha had 4 lakHe andlencs
land The leelnra waa good.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Several Of the young people Of
Liberty attended the pie supper at
jackson school house Saturday
night. It was quite q success,
there being s25.75 procured for
the benefit of the library.
Mrs. w. B. Freeman is visiting
in Columbia.
Miss Ruth Woods Of near Mo.
limo has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Cal Barnes, the Past few
days.
Misses Anna Evert and Ruth
Younger visited Jennie James
Monday.
Mrs. Noble Barnes Of near Mex
leo spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives near Moline.
Little Miss Permelia Owiugs Of
Mexico was the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. b. F. James aud family last
week.
MIR. aud Mrs. G. E. Younger
aud little son. Frank, were guests
of Mrs. Fannie A. Roberts Sun
day.
Carl Underwood attended court
in Mexico three days last week.
Claude Barnes Of near Moline
is on the sick list.
The West Liberty people will
soon have their new telephone line
in. Then we will talk some.
Miss nellie Johnson OF Mexico
has come to the country to spend
a few days with homefolks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Big camp meeting time" over
at Maple Grove. commencing July
Z. Rev. G. q. Selecman will with
pastor conduct the meetings.
A number of youngsters spent
the evening OF June IL fishing on
Taylor Berrey's place. A jolly
little crowd out and very pleas.
ant evening was spent.
The Misses Chapman visited
relatives and friends over in the
Tulip neighborhood Sunday.
The ball is on the buzz again in
our country. Saturday week the
Thompson boys crossed bats with
our home boys. Last Saturday
the Rowena aud Tulip boys played
match game on the formers
ground.
Chas. Faddis aud wife spent
Sunday with NJ. A. Pulls and wife
Misses Stella and Flemma Sni-
dow of Mexico were the guests OF
G. X. Squirting and wife this week
A great big pull of in the form
of an ice cream supper will be Civ
en- at Bethlehem Thursday even
ing, June %. Everybody inviteC
to come. Be sure. boys, come ant
bring your girl.
Miss Bess Hanna, a reigninI
belle of Centralia, spent last weel
with Mrs. q. NJ. Fox.
The regular meeting at Liberty
last Sunday was well attended,
morning and night services.
We hear that g. T. Jesse Ia
purchased 20 acres of Audrail
dirt again of Jno. T. Baker. TIL
place joins SIR. Jesse's other farm
Glad to welcome them back an
that they didn't stray far away.
| Thomas r. Bruce aud MauFic
Barth were thru here Friday ad
vertising Barth's great divisio
sale which is on now.
II. T. Squirting is on the gram
Jury. ID w Butler, f A Ehre
and II I Williams are petit Jurors
Children's day exercises at Lon
Branch next Sunday evening. w
predict a large crowd and an e,
eellent program.
Regular services at Bethlehem
next Saturday aud Sunday.
The Ash did suffer last weel
Everybody with hook or seine We
out. Lots OF good old "chawinG
was the result.
Cecil Mallory rides around the
days in a new buggy, Jim Halt
way rides ia q new surrey an
Roy Bruce sports e new runabou
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
Married Yesterday.

Mr.. Olive Read Of Columbia.
SON of Grt nville Read. formerly of
Mexico, and Miss Linnie Allen
were married yesterday morning
at $3.50 at the home Of the brides
parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs,
d. b. Allen. Rev. G. NJ. Aker Of
ficiating. The happy couple left
on a Wabash train for st. Louis
where they will visit among
friends for a few days. They will
reside in Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
.NHIGHDORHOQD LHT-
TIERS TO THE MESSAGE
MoLINo.


Spring has at last gotten the lid
of.
The three days meeting held at
Berea was attended by large
crowds OF people.
Rev. Tucker viii preach at Mt.
Zion the 9th Sunday in June.
A great many hogs in this neigh
bcrhoOd have been contracted to
Powell & Mundy to 20 In Septem,
Der; price &c.
The Misses Dudley entertained
Saturday evening in honor OF their
guests. Misses Priscilla Miller and
Avoo Botts. A royal good time
was enjoyed by all.
NJ. and Mrs. J. ID. Worley have
been entertaining Miss Susie Han
sou, Virgie. Olson aud Mrs. Clan
ton OF Mexico the past week. aud
Un Thursday evening Miss MoIiIe
Williams entertained In their
honor. Music and dancing were
IndnIeed in aud all spent pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. Nelson Of st. Louis is via
Iiting Mrs. Williams near Moline
Mr.. aud MIRA. Ernest Blum Of
Mexico and he. aud Mrs. Boil
Montgomery Of CentralIa yisitei
at Lon HeIser's Saturday an9
Sunday.
| Claude Barnes who has beef
quite alok at the home Of hi
brother. Dode Barnes. ia Improv
ling,
| NJ and Msa Loye Crlgler an
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

entertaining a brand new baby in
their home.
Mr.. Willis of Galloway Co. has
been employed to teach the Moline
school this winter.
We hear of quite a good deal Of
stock being killed by lightning the
past week. T. j. Bybee lost a
fine colt.
The electric road seems to be
thing Of the past. Whst is thu
matteri
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Ben Bradley had a horse stolen
from the hitch rack at Auxvasse
last Sunday night. 1t was ridden
over to Mexico aud turned loose,
found next day feeding on grass
in Flat Rock. Guess some Mexico
colored ''gemen" wanted a ride
home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The case OF j. N. Rosser VS.. the
Laddonia. Rush Hill & Mexico
Union Telephone Co. came mp in
the Circuit Court Monday. A mo-
ton to demnr was sustained. Ros-
ser sued for six months wages az
secretary Of the company.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
NORTH LIBERTY.

Preaching at Liberty school
house June %, A p. M, by Rev.
Il. ID. Chinn Of Vandalia.
Mrs. NJ. b. Crews aud Miss Sal.
lie Sims and Miss Blanche Neimar
OF Mexico visited VIM. q. Sims
and family Sunday.
Fletcher Sims is on the siea
list.
WIN. q. Sims went to Kansa,
City Friday where he bought
car Of goals.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

A blaze Caughtin the roof of L
o. Morris residence Monday
morning by a chimney burning
out. The ERE department was
soon on hand. but neighbors had
crawled to the roof and extin'
guished the FIRE soon after the
alarm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

MIR. Claude Sansberry closed a
very successful term Of school in
the Jesse district, near Thompson,
last Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Feutz. Barney & Co. Of Rush
Hill will move their stock Of goods
to their new store room next Mon.
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, for
merly OF Mexico, died at Hunts
vile this week. The body was
shipped here for interment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Two divorces granted in the
Circuit Court Tuesday: W. II.
Mcclellan VS.. Ellen Mcclellan ,
Gertrude Guy VS.. Ira T. Guy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Rev. Il. s. Gibbs OF this city
breaches the third Sunday at New
Hope Baptist church, near Mont
gomery City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

An Ohio girl, all the way from
Erie county. came to Mexico this
week TO make young man happy
at Hymen's altar. The young
man was a Mr.. Hull, a fireman on
the q. & A. r. r. Judge W. w.
Bolts, at the court house, said the
ceremony.