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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
FIRE AT
CENTRALIA.
'6wIFTs POULTRY HOUSE WAS
TOTALLY DESTROYED BY
FIRE MONDAY MORNING
RESIDENCE OF MRS.
RARLY BURNED.
Much Live Poultry was Burned and
two Hen Narrowly Escape With
Their Lives

Swifts Poultry house at Centralis
was totally destroyed by fire, Monday
morning about Ill o'clock together
with much Of its live stuff. Every eff.
fort was made to save the contents
but the fires burned so rapidly that it
was impossible to do much in that di.
rection.
As soon as it was seen that the poul'
try house must 90, the attention OF
the people was directed to the sur
rounding buildings. The residence Of
Mrs. Earley's also burned and tso
others caught fire.
Two men wereoyercome by heat and
smoke In the burning residence Of
Mrs. Farley and narrowly escaped
with their lives.
For a while 1t looked as II the large
mule barn OF Mr.. Green must go but
by the continuous work Of the bucket
brigade which had been formed, the
building was saved.
The origin Of the fire is not definite.
ly known. IL is reported that the fire
started from the sparks Of a train.
The loss to Swift and Co., is very
heavy, being only partially covered BY
insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
A OF A~TToHEMEHT.
Jsws Celebrated Yon Ripper wednes-
day-stores Closed.

Yom Ripper, OF the Day Of Attone'
ment, was observed Wednesday. This
Is q Jewish holiday and is celebrated
BY fasting and prayer at home. In the
cities where the Jews are numerous
enough to have a synagogue to wor'
ship In, there are held services appro.
pirate to the day, in which services,
ceremonials, old as the Jewish race it
self, are used. In Mexico the day was
spent quietly at home, and all work
was suspended.
Yom Ripper follows ten days after
the Jewish New Year, but differs
from the New Year in that it is q
time OF fasting. The Jewish New
Year was celebrated ten days ago.
There are thirteen lunar months in
the Jewish year, each with 30 days,
On their leap year an entire month is
added. Last year the celebration was
two or three weeks later than this
wear
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Mrs. ]. d. Jackman Dead.

Mrs. Aurilia Jackman, died Sunday
morning, at 10 o'clock,at the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. Paul st. Vrain
after being Ill OF dropsY, for several
months duration. Mrs Jackman was
"a years Of age, was a loving wife, a
kind mother and a devoted christian
lady. She leaves besides q husband, ].
d Jackman, five children to mourn
her loss. The children are Mrs. J. V.
Able, st. Louis, Mrs. John V. Nobel,
High Hill, Mrs. Paul st. Vrain, Mex
leo, Paul c. Jackmsn, Washington, ID.
c., and William Jackman, of this city.
Funeral services were held from
the residence Of Paul st. Vraln at 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning conducted
by G. NJ. Aker. The pail bearers we're
W. S. Hamilton, 7. S. Riley, James
Squires, Thurston Elliott, James st.
yrain and Bert SQuires.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending deepest sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
INTERESTING r T
Regarding Or. ]. B. Hawkins Com.
pxny In the Civil War.

The subjoined letter received from
clerk, ]. f. Bolt, OF Larence. S. O., in
answer to q letter written by DR.. J.
B. Hawkins OF Mexico, Mo-, asking
for information in reference to com.
pany AIS. @. vol. In which the Doctor
served from the battle Of Fort Stump
ter to the battle Of Fredericksburg,
Dec. 18th, 1862 when he was commits
stoned and transferred to the 18th N.
G. vol. and served to the surrender OF
Gen. Lee, viz; Larence, S. Q.
d.. J. B. Hawkins;
Sept 9th 1907-Dear Sir-Your let
ter received and l hasten to reply,
feeling assured l can give the infor-
nation you crave although Company
A. 3rd S. @. vol, known as the State
guards, suffered more than any other
company Of the state, still there are
several men 10 our city, also some i
could mention in the county, who
were originally members of that COM
pany.
You mentioned the names Of Bolt.
These persons Hiram, W. 7. and T. W.
were all distantly related to me. You
mentioned Capt. Hance, also Capt.
Darlington with words Of praise,
which words were Justly spoken.
Both these you know were killed. l
married the only daughter Of the only
sister Of Capt. Hance. My wife,s
mother was Captain Hance's only Sis
ter. | mention this to give you the
following. My wife has the original
roll Of Company A, s. @. vol, written
and kept by her uncle, Capt. Willie
Hance, who at that time was LIST Ser
geant. This book being returned to
his family, with other articles, after
his death. My wife prizes his souve-
mir very highly, and Immediately on
reading your letter we referred TO II,
to see how many we could find that
were still living. Your name j. B.
Hawkins was very heal the first on
the list. Col. Thos. b. Crius, (my
wife's father Is still living, and says
he remembers you i send names Of
four Of our prominent men who we're
Of said company. They are still llv.
ing in Our CITY. Mr. i. q. q Flaming
Judge w. Hudgens, Stobe Darlington
and W. A. Garrett. These men | am
well acquainted with and If you de-
sire certificates or vouchers from these
write out such as you want stated, and
I will have these men sign it 10 my
presence as clerk Of court, which will
bear seal Of court. Hoping this infor-
nation NAV be OF value to you.
! am yours sincerely,
John II. Rolt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Wermmer-Hartmau.

Married, September IL, 5 p. m. 1907.
Cuba, Mo-, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. C.
Hartman, MI. UlYsis S. Wermmel
and Miss Bessie Hartman, both es
teemed residence of Cuba, Mo The
groom is a most profitable farmers and
the bride is one OF Crawford county
teachers. Quite q number OF relatives
and friends were present and all
seemed to partipate in the cheerful
ness and the manifest happiness OF
the new bridal couple. There were
genuine and hearty congratulations
Of friends.
Rev. W. Ward Smith officiating.
They were the recipients Of a
numerous choice and well chosen
presents. After a bountiful report and
a very pleasant social time all return
ed TO their home rejoicing they had
the pleasure OF the hours, with best
wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Werm-
mer.
MI. Wermmer formerly lived near
Mexico, and the Ledger joins In con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
PUBLIC SALE!
THURSDAY, SEPT. both,

On Thursday, Sept. 26, 1907, at MI
farm, five miles southeast Of Mexico
and three miles west Of Benton City.
beginning at half past one O'Clock in
the afternoon, l will sell at public
auction the following personal proper
ty, to-wit:
10 head CT good breeding ewes; 1
yearling steers; l extra good yearling
mare mule; one span mare work
mules ] good bay brood mare bred to
Jack, with and extra good draft mxre
colt at her side; q brood SOW and
nine Of her shoats; twenty five cords
OF wood ready for market; several
thousand feet Of lumber, consisting
OF sils, framing and two-inch stuff
good for feed troughs on road lumber,
With other personality.
Usual terms OF sale.
II. p. WARDEN.
1T. JOHNSON, Auct dfwi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

tains whiskey or alchol given BY ply
sicIans and filed at drug stores are
fled with the County Clerk and are
public property. Anyone can 60 and
look over the lot The sun Editor
went owe to the court house SatuT-
day and spent a few minutes ID the
perusal OF lunches that have been
sent in From Fulton and TIRE county.
All physician are OF course represent
ed on the lists. Alcohol ia its various
forms needed for medicine and pFac-
tically every physician ~prescribes it,
some more than Others But the list
OF prescriptions now on file at the
Galloway court house In the pigeon
bole or the south side CT the County
Clerks Ofice is sufficient evidence to
revoke some Doctors certificates IL the
Board Of Health is anything more than
a formal body. Don't take the SUMS
word for it, so and e for your
self.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
PUBLIC SALE!
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th

l will sell at my farm, known as the
Tom Bolts farm, 10 miles northeast
OF Mexico and 3 miles west OF WOr-
cester, on Wednesday Sept. rs, 1907
2l2 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
T~wentg-one head Of horses and mules,
consisting OF ! geldIng four years old.
with a Percheron sire and sound, /
mare 2 years old with a Percheron
sire and sound and extra good, l brood
mare ID years old and in foal by For
est King and sound, l brood mare IL
years old and in foal by Ortiz Rose, 1
mare IL years old and in foal by lack
and sound, IA head OF mules, 3 mare
mules 8 years old and extra good, III
head Of yearling mules and in good
flesh, l iennet black and a good one. /
mare mule colt and a cracker jacK, /
mare colt sired by Mcdonald, a grand
son OF Rex Mcdonald and a good one,
Vi head Of cattle consisting OF 20 head
OF ll50 10 steers and extra good quality
40 head OF yearling steers that are
simply good, l half Jersey mich COW,
and the best In the land, rs head of
breeding ewes, some thoroughbred
Shropshires, all 2 and 3 years old posi-
lively, and are OF the very best, |
Shropshire ram, So head OF stock hogs
consisting OF 4s shoats, weighing from
80 to lbs lbs, 6 brood sows, some have
pigs, l Poland China boar.
All my farming implements consist .
ing or 2 farm wagons, l high grade
surrey good as new, l road wagon, /
binder, l corn planter, / seeder, plows
and discs and Others too numerous to
mention, A feed troughs, 400 feet ship
lap lumber, 2 sets OF heavy tug har.
ness, l set OF new harness, l set of
surrey harness, / spring seat saddle, 4
sets OF chain harness, and the follow
ing miscellaneous articles: IS tur-
Keys, l Winchester shot gun. / repeat |
ing rifle, 30 acres OF corn In field, i six
bole steel range, / No. is Round Oak
coal heater, l Peoria wood heater,
Household and kitchen furniture'
Dinner for everybody.
Terms OF sale-Six months time
with bankable not at s per cent.
Nothing to be removed until terms of /
sale are complied with.
z. S. SMITH.
Wallace McCue, Clerk; Jim John.
son, Ed Atchison and Jim Ford,
Au~ctioneers. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
DELEGATES SELECT,
Fulton Delegates are Elsets
day Afternoon Maid, a. !
Selected. :

Eight delegates were sel.c,...
Mexico camp Of the U. CIV
tend the Reunion in FulA,
week. The delegates are W n,
nan,J ,. Hawkins, VIM. EIrc,''
Afford, B. T. Winn,E T. Suls
Miller and Capt. Scudder.
A sponsor and two Maids ar.
we're also selected for thiscsn \
are; Sponsor, Miss Euritb A.
Maids Of Honor, Misses Ida D..
and Arlie Harrison.
Oficers were then elected /,
year. The officers elected /.
follows: w. Fl. KEENAN,. M,
w. r. Kemp, vice.presldspt !
Williams; treasurer; R. s. NIX,
adj utant; and ]. B. HawkIu, a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Midget Cow Marketed

From st. Joseph Stock Yarns Journal.
IA midget COW was marketed here
and attraced much attention at the
yards yesterday. She was included in
a bunch OF driven cattle brought in by
Charles Robinson, a stockman and
farmer, living a few miles south Of
this city. She sold to John Donovan,
vice president Of the Stock Yards
Company who 1t IS reported, will
place her on exhibition at the coming
Interstate Live stock Show as a cur
She tipped the beam at 400
lbs. She was Of brindlel color and
about three feet high. BY her side
was her six weeks old calf Of normal
development which for height almost
equaled that OF the mother st.
Joseph Stock Yards Daily Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Silver Wedding

Friday evening Judge and Mrs. ]. A
Guthrie celebrated their silver wed
ding anniversary. A large number O
friends and neighbors extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Guthrie hearty congatula
tions. The occasion was a most de
lightful one.
The Ledger joins all our people in
wishing Judge and Mrs. Guthrie mani
happy returns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
NEW CORN BRINGS 40 CENTS
First of 1907 Crop Is Marketed al
Anadarko.

Guthrie, Ok, Sept. l4.-Tbe first
new corn Of the year was marketed
during the week at Anadarko at 40
cents q bushels. The corn was raised
on the farm of Peter Palmer, who has
in about 100 acres, which will average
30 bushels to the acre
The corn is Of excellent quality and
the ears well filed. Ed Marlow..has also
contracted to sell 100 acres of corn at
the same price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Mexico can have a frst-class street
fair during the latter part Of Octo-
Der OF the first Of November, which
would bring thousands Of people to
Mexico. There is no reason why there
should not be splendid displays Of
farm products which would prove
most attractive. One Of the best ex-
hibitions Of farm products ever seen
In Missouri was the first street fair
given In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Ex-PREsIDENT GROVER CLEyE-
LAND Ia dangerously Ill at his home in
Princeton, N. J. Grover Cleveland is
the only Democratic president the
United States has had since the civil
wal and was without any question one
OF the very best executive officers any
country ever had. The Democratic
party would still have been in power
IL 1t had not gone of after strange
onde
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
TWO OTHER COUNTIES DRY
A Majority of 500 With 5000 Votes
Cast in Dade.

Greenfield, Mo-, Sept. 15-Dade coun-
ty at an election Yesterday went dry
by a majority of 500. About 1000 votes
wers polled. All the returns have not
yet reached the county seat here, but
enough precincts have been heard
from to show that the vote vas con-
elusive.
st. Louis, Mo-. Sept. 15.-Laclede
county voted yesterday to be "dry"by
267 majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Captain and Mrs. William Good
night and son, Frank, Of the State OF
oregon,are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Logon Bybee. Mrs. Goodnight is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Bybee and until Satur-
day last,it was the first time they had
given the glad hand to each other for
43 years. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodnight will
visit relatives and friends in Audraln
for several months. DILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
EXPERT BODY HANDLER.
Fulton HAN Wants Queer Job In
United States Marine Service.


VIM, ]. Mirts,of Fulton, Mo-, writ.
ing to the United States Marines Re-
cruiting Office, in st. Louis for infor-
nation as to the corps states that he
thinkslhe would be a f~irst-class fellow
for handling corpses and such like
work..
he gives bis weight and height, and
closes with the suggestion that If the
pay is sufficient be will Join.
The letter has not been answered,
but 1t is probable that Capt. Harold
Snyder, who is in charge Of the office,
will ASK II Mr.. Mirts is willing to do
some odd jobs while waiting for CORP
SEES to handle. There is scarcely
enough Of this sort OF work in the
Marine Corps to keep a man busy, the
United States becoming at peace with
her neighbors,an the state OF health
Ia the corps exceptionally good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
MEXICO FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Old Officers and Directors Reelected
by Acclamation.

The stockholders OF the Mexico
Fair Association did the proper thing
in re-electing the old board Of direct
ors and officers. The Mexico Fair Is
splendidly managed and is a success
in every sense Of the word. The Of
icers reelected ere: George Lee,
president; Horace Mundy, Vice-pres-
E. II. Carter, secretary. VIM Akin
son and ]. b. Woolery were added To
the board Of directors.
The Ledger joins all Of the people
of Audrain county In wishing Mexico's
Fair Association continued prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Miss EssIE NORRIS Of Mexico now
connected with the publishers Of Stod'
dard,s lectures and is in Detroit,
Michigan. Miss Norris is a most &C
complished lady and will get results
for her firm, which is one Of the best
known in the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
BIG PIRE AT CLARK
That City Threatened With y
tion at An Early Hour suia
Morning-Two Are Hut

A costly fire occurred at Claa
morning at 1:30 O'Clock, 10
Miller Pyle's pool room was o.
and the Clark Hotel neaioI
damaged.
The fire gained headway ADD
only BY the heroic efforts ts
were kept from spreading 40
Stunning thesentire business dse'
Clark citizens battled Wy
flames for over an hour and :
efforts is due the saving the 90
In fighting the fire Milti
had his arm badly cut by fillr|
and Oscar Cook was badly 6un
the hand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Miss Winnie johnson ma,

Miss Winnie johnson, toe iou
year-old daughter Of Mr.. sudNu
johnson, OF near Worcester, did
day night at $50 O'Clock, Of tux
sis Of the lungs, She had been
several months and her daA
hardly a surprise.
The funeral services were j.
Sunrise church Sunday nOnau
eleven O'Clock by Rev. R. D. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
What Ia Cafarrhs

Catarrh is az Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane Of the nose, throat
and lungs, with many annoying symp
toms. In this climate there are few
who do not suffer from this disagree
able disease. often in q chronic and
dangerous state.
The one scientific and commonsense
treatment is Hyomei,a combination Of
healing and germ-killing balsams
which is breathed through a special
inhaler that comes with every outfit.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
s100, and Otis Purdy gives bis per
sonal guarantee with every packaee
that money will be refunded unless
the treatment cures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

HoS. EDWARD Crow, Of st. Louis
formerly Attorney-Ge General Of Mis-
souri,, is being prominently mentioned
for governor. Mr.. Crow isa Democrat
OF splendid attainments with a fine re
cord and would make Missouri a most
satisfactory governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Mrs. Warren Fowlss Dead.

Mrs. Warren Fowles, died at seven
O'Clock Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Mark Phi
cher, on Promenade street of pneu.
monia. The funeral took place from
the residence at $3.50 Wednesday after
noon, September Is, conducted by Rev
Q. M. Aker, pastor Of the Methods Is
church.
Mrs. Fowles was eigEty-six years ole
and had been Ill for several days.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereayed.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
To Succeed Dr.. Traughbsr,

Gov. Joseph w. Folk has appointed
DR.. V. II. Greenwood, Of Wishart,
Polk county, a member Of the State
Board Of Osteopathy In place OF DR..
W. +. Traughber, of Mexico, who has
moved TO California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Captain Kelso is home from War.
rensburg, where be attended the State
meeting OF the Mexican veterans.
T~wenty-nine we're present and a royal
good time was enjoyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

THERE is no reason why Mexico
should not have a splendid ~old-fashion-
ed street fair during the latter part
Of October or the first Of November.
The corn exhibit along at this fair
should be made worth going miles to
see
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
First Trip to Mexico Since 1857.

]. K. Daugherty passed through this
city Tuesday on his way to the Elk.
confederate Reunion at Fulton. Mr..
Daugherty lives in st. Louis and be
says this was his first trip to Mexico
aimee 1857 about which time the Ring
Hotel opened. His father, G. 81
Daugherty atone time owned a large
track Of land near the present town Of
Thompson. MI Daugherty wa much
pleased with the way the town had
grown and the improvements that
have been made since his last trip to
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

THH farmers Of Audrain county
would be glad to make exhibits OF
their products at a street fair to be
given late in October or early in No
yember.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Make your will while you are In full
pos session OF your faculties and IL you
will make the North Missouri Trust
Co. as your Executor we will have 1t
properly drawn without any expense
to you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

THERE are evidences that when the
battleship squadron goes to the Pacific
twill be q permanent transfer for a
large part Of the feet. This may be
readily figured out on inference. Pre-.
partitions have been made by the navy
Department for establishing a large
naval station and dock yard at San
Diego. Now there are already dock
Ing facilities at San Francisco and
Sesttle for all the fleet that has ever
been on the Pacific coast, and the
o~attleship squadron, IL the present
plans are carried out. win be in the
Pacific before a year has passed. A
dry dock cannot be constructed in less
than three years, SO that IL there is
going to be q large addition to the
docking facilities OF the coast, 1t will
look to the s~tationlng there OF a much
larger naval force than has ever been
kept In those waters before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
TEETH

DR.. John w. Reed don't make teeth
for less than the cost, but will make
them as cheap as any man who uses
the best, and with a guarantee of per.
feet ft and satisfaction, Office North
east Corner Square. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Bargains in Farm And City Pro
perfv,

We have a large number Of farms
listed for sale, containing from 20 u
1000 acres Of the best improved and
most productive farm lands In the
county, which we are Offering at low
prices, and on reasonable terms; also
many choice homes in city and subur'
ban property. On our list is the 81.
A. Potts home consisting Of about IA
acres and an elegant brick residence
Call at our Office and look over list.
Clark s. Cauth3rn,
26-2t Over Southern Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Miss IRnA JOHNSON has been elect
ed as teacher in the South Side Public
School. Miss johnson is a young
,soman Of fine attainmsnts and will
make a splendid teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

THE Democratic ticket OF Oklahoma
was elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. The new State constitution
was adopted and prohibition was made
q part of the fundamental law. Three
Of the five congressman are Demo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19


A BUGGY company located In anoth'
erfIASa, is going after the business il
Audraiu county. Merchants in Au.
drain who. handle vehicles should look
after this matter and see that this
trade is kept at home. Judicious ad.
vertising will bring prompt results.
The farmers OF Audrain county were
never SO prosperous and a large mum.
Der of buggies and carriages viii be
purchased this fall. This business
can all be kept a. home. Audrain
county merchants handle the very
best and sell at prices as close a s posi-
Bile, and every dealer In vehicles in the
county should promptly advertise,
giving prices. If you are selling goods
worth the money don't be afraid to
tell the people about it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

THE Missouri Military Academy,
which is q splendid school for boys,
opened this week. The outlook for
q good attendance is most promis-
| inc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Mrs. Laura H%oughland has been
elected principal OF the South Side
School. Mrs. Houghisud iss splendid
teacher and win make q fine principal
OF this school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Mnrie In.tructor Hom.

Miss Alberta Kennen is home from
the Music Conservatory Of Chicago
where she has been taking special in
struction In instrumental music and
will again teach class in this citv.
Miss Kennen is q splendid teacher and
desires TO start her class at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

It's good for the whole family. moth.
ing better for all Ills, your best friend.
Iry ~ and you will wonder how you
ever lived without II. That's Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 36 cents,
Tea or Tablets.
@. A. Buckder q IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19
Roona Co. Circuit Court,

Over seventy new cases including
IT tax suits has been filed In the Cir
cut Court at Columbia, Mo. Circuil
Clerk J.. e. Boggs divided them a:
follows;
Divorce cases, ID; little suits, IL
Partition suits, 3: on saloon licenses
3; on insurance policies, 3; judgment
l; on notes, A; on account, l; for com.
mission, /; ejectment, l; breach oil
promise, /; for damages, /.
J. A. Biggerstaff, OF LaBelle, Mo.
passed through Mexico Tuesday on
his way to Fulton where he win en-.
ter Westminster College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

The business me Of Mexico should
all assist In having = first-class old
fashioned street fair late this fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

F. A. MORRIS knows Mexico is going
to be a city and has bought some more
fine business property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-19

Miss Ruth Bassett, formerly OF this
city, now residing in Moberly, will
teach instrumental music in william
Woods College, Fulton, the coming
term.