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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
A Most gxtraerdinary Nan,

An answer 70 a lady who requested
to know HWhy q Gardener was the
most extraordinary ma In the World?
Because no man has more business on
earth. and always choosing good
ground for what he does. He COM
mands his own Thyme, is Master o
his Mint raises his own Celery every
year. and il is = bad year, indeed, that
does not produce him a Plum. He
meets with more Boughs than a Minis
Of State, has more beds than a French
King, and has in them more Painted
Ladies' more genuine Roses and Lilies
than are to be met at a Country
Wake. He makes Raking his business
more than bis diversion, as many fine
Gentlemen do, but makes 1T an advan-
tsge both to health and fortune, which
is the case with few others. Though
plain in his own dress, with his Ba Oh
elor's Buttons, yet he encourages Cox
combs with Princes Feathers, and
greatly admires the Pride Of London.
and with pleasure beholds Love-lay-
bleeding under q Weeping Willow.
His wife has as much OF Lads Loxe
and Hearts Ease as she can desire,
and never wishes for Weeds. Dis
tempers, fatal TO Others, do not hurt
him for he thrives most with q Cen
sumption. He is a great Antiquarian
having in bis possession Adams
Needle, the Tree OF Life, Jacobs
Ladder, Solomon's Seal, the Holy
Thorn, Venus Looking Glass, The
Arms OF France and the Grown In
He is well acquainted with
the Globes, and has crossed the Line
oftener than any Mariner In Great
Britain. He is the King Of Spades, is
with bis beautiful Queen Mar.
garet, can boast OF more Laurels than
Alexander the Great and OF more
Bleeding Hearts than your Ladyshlp;
but his greatest pride and the worlds
envy Is that he can have Yew when
ever he pleases.-From Cannels Floral
1901
William Eiggers is here from Mo-
berly wanting TO buy some property in
the business portion Of Mexico. Mr..
Biggers wants to help make Mexico a
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
For Sale.
FRANK VAN NESS FAMOUS.
The Mexico Poets Article in the
LEDGER Quoted in the Editorial
Columns Of Golfers.

Frank Van Ness, one Of Mexlco's
popular travelling statesmen, Is quite a
literary chapsand frequently" breaks
out" through the columns Of the
Ledger, to the delight OF his many ad-
mirers. Golfers Weekly expatiates
on Franks poetry as follows;
I'm this era of dangerous political ex-
periments and economic heresies,
when mems minds are so tolerant Of
innovation that they listen without
horror to schemes for changing the
very fabric OF the Constitution itself,
IL is so soothing to know there is one
statesman who stands firm on the
rock OF established things. His mind
Is adamant alike against the fallacies
OF altruistic dreamers and the errors,
chisms, Authorizations, and funda-
mental uns0undnesses Of blatant here
siarchs. For him, no loose talk, no ir-
rational monomaniacal frenzies lof the
radicals. His sound conservatism his
firm anchorage to the basic rocks of
tried and tested, are.splendidly express
sed In a fugitive bit of poetry in the
Mexico Ledger,a Missouri paper. Lack
Of space forbids, ~unhappily, the repro
duction of the first Two stanzas, where
In the poet points out the identity Of
Mr.. Fairbanks, since his first entry In
to political life, with the established
principle of government that, so long
a. there is not a condensation OF at
mospheric vapor into drops large
enough to attain sensible velocity.
those conditions commonly known
collectively as the weather will re-
main In the state popularity known as
dry. However, these last two stanzas
suggest the fundamental stability of
the beliefs of the Indiana statesman:
Then Mr.. Fairbanks waxed quite
warm;
His voice riz to a roar
He yelled: 1 say TO you, my friends,
That two and two make four
And ~thereupon all doubts dissolved,
All fears were put to rout;
Ple-seekers said that Fairbanks knew
Just what be was about.
HE did not name unbusted trusts
Or mention Standard Oil:
He did not talk OF railroad graft
Nor speak of children's toll.
He said the crops looked mighty well,
The cattle all seemed fat,
The sky was blue, the grass still grew,
And the @, o. +. stood pat.
And he let 1t go at that.
There is, among the well-informed,
fugitive rumor that the subject of
ihese verses might, II the country,s
ICED we're suffIently impressed upon
lin, be pursuaded to accept.the Office
I President. 1t is not time for pa
riots TO unite In a call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

Mr.. Yorhies Stillwell, Of Hannibal,
Is In this city.
Mr.. Howard Cook arrived in fhi.
city today.
Miss Jessie Cook is the guest Of Mn
oassius Clay.
Mrs. w. G. Burks and daughter,
Marglee, are home from q pleasant
wish In St Louis
MH Thurss0n Duncan and daugh-
terz. Edna and Bert left THURSDAY for
Bowling Green tospend several weeks
MrE Augusta Turner, OF Centrana,
was the guest Of Mrs. J. o. TinSley,
this week
Mn NJ T. Davis and son, 10 leave
fg Chicago tonight to vislt friends
far several osys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
a Most vasnable Ascend

Tie s~iyesEtns srsplcfsa IN d.. pfsrssAs
medicines greatly enhEfsss fhs medicinal
pr0per1sAs which II extracts from nzkiFg
medicinal roots and holds IN sofnzc-,
much better than alcohol would. Is also
possesses medicinal properties Gifts own,
being . vaicAhs dszulesnt, uux1ttve,
antiseptic and a~nt1<xxuGnk 70 ADDS
greatly 70 the efac2cycfkhe BlackCassrrp-
hark, BloodrooA Golden Seal root stu1s
root and Qnesnss rect, contained IN
sGoiden Medical Discovery I'm snhdntng
ehrunie, or lingering coughs hrcrrhsai,
throat and lung aaectiuzz, for al Of which
these agents are recommended ty stand
ard medical authorities.
In sll cases where there fs 0 wasting
away Of flesh. loss Of appetite. with weak
stomgCh.ss In the early stages of con
sumption, there can be no doaht that giy.
aids the Golden Seal root stone ROOT
Quee6ss rubt and Black C~hsrrybark In
prundinR digestion and building up The
fesh stkBtrecgth. controlling the cough
and brin&ihS about q healthy ccndftton
OF the wktse system OF conESeefs must
not be objected 10 work miracles r. win
not cure bnsumption except In its earlier
stages. IL Will snrA-xexx-$SYEEe~QSSt
nAte. hanSl91a shxQlIG e1lRfS~RSQnsllA
sndE 4QEs
ElQAkEllhhQarsensSs IN acute codghs
II lshot 50 eifecflVs- sIris In the lingering
hAng-on coughs, or those Of long standing,
even wheE accompanied BY bleeding from
lungs, that 10 has performed IT'S most
marvellous cures.
Prof. Finley Ellingwood. NJ. D., OF Ben
nett Med. College, Chicago, says OF gly-
rerlns:
aIndyspepsisi II serves an exreilent purpose.
Holdiag q AREA quantity OF The peroxida Of
h~ydrogen In solution. IL - one Of the best
manufactured pFuducfso Of the present tlr1efn
is action UPON eufeeb5ed. dlsordered ssorn-
achs, especially II there b liberation o. ca
ekstTifis catarrhal Inflammation OF
stonachl IL Is q most efficient preparation
GlycesfEe VIII relieve many cases OF pyTu6ts
and excessive gastric tstornach
a6oiden Medical Discovery enriches and
the blood curing blotches. pinpfes.
srdpttcns scr0fuicns sweilings and old sores
Or uiearx
Send 70 d. r ". Pierce, Of Buffalo. N. r.
Tor free booklet telling all about tho native
medicinal roots composing this wonderfnk
There Is no alcohol In IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
How TO Hail an Auto.

The new automobile law which goes
into effect today requires every person
operating a motor vehicle upon the
public highway to stop the same upon
request OF . person riding or driving,
by holding up bis hand or otherwise.
and so remain stationary SC long a.
may be necessary 10 allow the horses
to pass This is an improvement over
the old method Of taking a shot at the
Q hauffeur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
The ThirteenYsar Locusts.

Louis Hubert called at this office
Friday and stated that instead OF the
seventeen year locusts, that there has
been 50 much talk about, it was the
thirteen year variety that is paying a
visit to Audrain at present.
They were here In 1856, 6s-sI-94 and
In 1907 md Mr.. Hubert states that II
he is alive In 1920 he would see them
again. In regard to their many con-
lectures as to their being poisonous be
states that he knows positively OF two
deaths they are responsible for and
though they do not attack a person
they will sink the in3truments which
they utilize in splitting tree limbs in
to the flesh If struck while on the per-
son and from this blood poison will
set In.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
REMOVED RELATIVES
BODIES FROM COLUMBIA
Remains Of Purdy Family Brought
to This City For Refinement
in City Cemetery.

COlumDiA TflullSs
Otis Purdy, Of Mexico, was here
Tuesday and completed arrangements
for the removal to Mexico of the bodies
of his father, j. A. Purdy, and his Els
ter, Frances Purdy Kelliher, who have
been inferred In the Columbia Gene
terry for a number of years. Mr.. Pur-
.dy died here in February, 1871, ard
Mrs. Kelllher In July, 1875. He also
moved from Montgomery county the
remains of a brother, Lee Purdy
who died some years ago. Nj. Purdy's
mother died last February in Mexico
at the advanced age Of 81. He is one
Of the leading druggists OF Mexico and
be desired to have all the family in
TERED in the family lot there.
The Purdy family lived in Column
bia for a long time. Otis Purdy NOV
ed to Mexico and went into business
several years ago. He is still pleasant
ly remembered and esteemed by his
friends in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Dispute Over Fare Gives Missourian
Free Ride

STURGEON, Mo-, June 1s.--T. S.
Garter, a resident Of Sturgeon, who at
tempted to test the 2cent law on the
Wabash, enjoyed a ride without hay.
idg to pay fare.
Carter tried to buy a ticket in Stur.
geon, but refused to pay the agent 3
cents a mile, so was forced to board
the train without q ticket. The con-
dnctor was also offered 2 cents a mile,
but would not accept 1t. Carter told
him to stop the train ann let him OF.
and he would walk. The conductor
refused to do this, and as the first stop
was Moberly, Carriers destination, he
made the trip without having to a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
SOMETHING nay HAPPEN
JULY TIE FIRsT.
Whsa the Alton Open Their Esv
Air Lima. Known a. the Murry-
vile Branch-Mexiee win be
9 Greater Division Point
Than Kver-Hsrhinger
Of Greater Things.

Information, from several reliable
sources has bean received at this Office
that when the Chicago & Atoms new
saissasi known as the MaxysTille
brznch and extending from Murrys-
vile Ill. 70 lies ILL.,, a small town a
mile out OF the corporate limits Of
Springfield, Ill, Is opened July first
Mexico will be a larger division point.
The tact that the Hummer changes
crews here Is suggestive VI something
better than the uncertain assertions
of the past and now IL comes almost
verified that the Hummer, and oil
fast freights will chsnge engines and
crews here. From Chicago they run
70 springfield and change engines,
thence to Murryville and change
again and finally at lthis city change.
before making the run into Kansas
City.
The opening Of this branch makes
Mexico, more than ever q natural divl-
sion point ard 1t is believed that
these new moves are the harhingers OF
the final location OF the Chicago and
Alton division In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
M~IscELLANEoUs.

Misses VelmA johnson and Margaret
Clark each gave her Sunday school
class o pleasant outing Thursday after
noon in the shape Of q picnic at Cot
tonwood SPRING. OF course 3 grand
spread" was carried along and heartily
enjoyed
Mrs r. r. Sanford most pleasant
~ entertained. Thursday evening, for
Mr.. and Mn Walker, Mrs Cook Mn.
Buckner and Nn. Hord. After at
tending with her guests the Mcintyre
recital Mn Sanford took them TO
her home where some thirty friends
had been invited to meet them and q
very delightful evening was spent At
. late hour q palatable lunch was
served.
Miss Kota Luckie gave . very pretty
reception, Friday evening for Mrs. S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Harmful Stomach Dosing.

The best physicians believe tina
the less medicine one swallows th
better.
Do not try TO cure catarrh Of the
head by dosing the stomach; this is
neither common-sense nor scientific.
Breathe Hy-o-mei, and its medication
will go right to the spot where the ca
tarrhal germs r present and free the
system from all catarrhal poisons.
Otis Purdy has see so many cures
Of catarrh made by Hy-o-mei, some OF
them chronic and complicated cases,
that be gives an absolute guarantee OF
cure or money will be refunded with
every outfit be sells. The complete
Hy-O-mei outfit costs but sl.O0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
COUNTY NEWS.
Cant.

The fish fry at Jim Smiths was !
grand success.
Misses Hattie Hayes, Anne Repic,
Dora and Elizabeth Beatty we're Wis.
itors at Payne school house Tuesday.
DR.. Wallace purchased a span OF
black carriage mules, last week, price
$500.
We were sorry to hear OF Jim
Shocks accident with a runaway
team, ami consider him very tor
tunate In escaping death.
Rev Hook, formerly pastor here.
preached an impressive sermon at
salt River Sunday, we were glad 10
see him hale and hearty.
Chas. Wilson, Jr., has an ulcer on
one OF his eyes, which is causing him
considerable trouble.
Ms. Mack sharp,of Joplin Is visit
ing here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Book IO3 Years nld.

Colonel Birch, of Plattsburg, has a
volume OF 1.-THE Literary Messenger
and American Register" from April
to December, 1904. 1t was n Of
many left him by bis father, and is
full Of good literature Of that day
which is deeply interesting. The book
is l03 years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testimonial upon the estate Of Annie
G. McFall, late of Audrain County,
Missouri, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned III. G. McFall by
the Probate Court Of said Audrain
County, bearing date June 9th, 1907.
All persons having claims against
said estate, are required TO exhibit
them TO me for allowance within one
year after date ( saia letters, and IL
such claims are nut exhibited within
two years from the time ii the pub
LEGATION u III 5 LoLice they will be for
ever barred. HI. G. MCCALL,
Executor OF estate OF Annie C. McFall,
deceased. I4-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27


What is believed in the Northwest
to be the largest wagon in the world
has been shipped by the Pioneer Min
Ing Company, Of Seattle, to Nome,
Alaska, where it will be put into ser
vice carrying freight into the interior
over the tundra district. To make
the wagon most suitable for this
springy ground, it has been fitted with
ls-inch tires. hubs of the wheels are
two feet in diameter and the wheels
are ten feet in diameter. The body Of
the wagon is 20 feet long and more
than feet high. The wagon was
built in Alameda, Cal, at a cost Of
500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

B. Cook ana Mr. and Mrs. Walker. 1t
was quite informal with much CONVEX
sati0n, some good music and refresh
Mentg. The entire house was perfect
ly decorated, daisies being used very
effectively. Those who assisted the
hostess we're Mesdames Z. S. Wilson,
and II. B. Guthrie; Misses Martha
Mason and Annie Lewis.
A gay picnic party under the chap
erunage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Clay
spent Tuesday afternoon at PoEell's
Ford. Those In the party were Nj.
and Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Garrison, Of st.
Louis Mr.. Frank Robertson, Misses
Nell Robertson. Jessie Cook, Stella
Robertson, Elizabeth Arnold and
Mary Backner: kessrs Fred Pitcher,
Charles Digees, Walter Burch, George
bearing, Wallace Fly, and Bryan
Wilson.
Mrs. W. r.. Richie gave > pleasant
little afternoon affair, Wednesday. to.
her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Pearson.
Only Mrs. Parsons intimate friends
were present and conversation and
refreshments were the order Of the
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Real Estate and Loan ca

We will sell your farm or other pro-
perty quickly at highest prices OBJ
tainable for cash or on time. Property
bought or exchanged for you in any
location at prices Ia suit.
Send today full description and price
for sale, or plainly state your wants
for a purchase. 15-4t
FARMERS REAL ESTATE & LOAN Co..
No. l3S Unity Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
bth DAY nF U l0On
Change Crews Here,

One OF the oldest and most relsb]
engineers on the C. g. A. said a day3
two ago that he was positive that d
week at least the crews Of the "Hu5
mer'' would change here. This d
bring two crews here TO live and ]
extra man or two. II always bral
Mexico closer TO the division wwa
so badly here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

ana CnSSfGinGS soon
disappear whsnfhe kid
neys are cui Of order
or diseased
Kidney troa5se has
become 50 prevalent
thas i IS net encommca
fer 5 child TO Be ban
stfAcA with weak ki
1.-THE child urn
zsez too rfsen ~ fe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Ho MorA Rnnna Trina

Since the two-cent rate has gone in.
to effect the railroads are selling nc
more round trips. This means that
the traveller out for a good time will
have to save enough money to buy his
ticket back and not make provision
by buying before he leaves home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

the famous wrestler, VINO Tor many
years has been able to get both shout
ders ofsthe best OF them down on the
mat Well.
Farmer Burns does not Smoke,
Chew, Drink, Swear or use tea or cof-
fee.
Do you understand why Burns cuts
out tea, coffee, tobacco and liquor?
Simply because these things stand in
the way of..his being a strong man
physically. He must have muscles
that are as strong as iron, supple as a
tigers. He must have lungs like a
blacksmith's bellows. He must have
Ia brain as clear as a Philadelphia
lawyers +.
Any kind Of artificial stimulus
whether it is weak like tea, coffee, to-
bacco, or strong like whisky, interferes
with pure blood in the brain. He
can't afford to use stimulants. In the
end they tend to weaken his body
and his mind.
But you cannot quite see the connec-
tion between swearing and physical
strength. Let Burns himself explain.
Listen:
Lots OF people," be says, ''can't
see what swearing has TO do with it.
Let me tell you that swearing is the
beginning Of toughness, and toughness
is the beginning Of weakness"
II some OF the "has beens'' In the
sporting world had been az careful as
Farmer Burns about the beginning OF
toughness, they might stlll be coming
down the pike full tilt.
IL 10 tnls way;
Wrestlers and athletes and cham
pions Of the diamond and the sawdust
ring-on the ayerage-do not last
long. And the reason for 1t is they
get slough" They forget to be
gentlemen. They grow weak. BY
and by they get knocked out.
The man who swears at every jump
Of bis pulse cannot be clean inside.
He swears because he gets tough, and
be gets tough because he wears. The
two go together. The man is corrupt
ed. And corruption is weakness.
In the sporting world be is q strong
man who keeps from swearing. It re-
|quires strength to do 50. 1t requires
strength in the sporting world to keep
from drinking. The man who is too
tough to cut out either Of these habits
is too weak to last.
TOUGHNESS is WEAKNESS.
To be strong q man must be clean
Inside and out. To be clean he must
be stIong. Do you see?
Every fellow who has red blood in
his veins wants to be strong and man
". Isn't that true?
The trouble Is that many fellows
get the idea that blowing cigaret
smoke through the nose or swearing
big oaths helps to make them like
men. But that is q mistake. In
stead Of making boys manly, it makes
them tough. and . tough lisa weaklIng.
This is no sunday-school lesson, this
essen from Farmer Burns. 1t is not
preaching. 1t is the telling of some
about strength and manliness
hat every decent chap ought to know.
II you want to be manly and sue
be clean outside and inside.
Be gentleman, not q tough, be-
ause toughness Is weakness
The tough boy is sure to grow ap to-
q q weak man, and the weakness will
how some day. |,
The clean boy has every chance to
e q strong man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Executrix's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that let
ters testamentary upon the estate OF
Joseph Brown, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Audrain County,
bearing date May 30, 1907.
ALI persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowances to the undersign-
ed executrix within one year after
the date OF said letters, or they
may be preclu6ed from any benefit OF
said estate, and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time OF the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
ZERELDA BROWN,
lat Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Christ Hamilton.

Miss Esther Hamilton, formerlIs
this city and now residing in FresHl
Cal, and Mr.. Pearl Christ, OF Selni
Cal, will be married July tenth at "
brides home. The LEDGER Joins u
many friends of both couples In co
gratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Iu1IsIaad FFeK JOufaaIs
Mexico Is flying high because n OF
her citizens has the breast and one
wing of the great aux, a sea bird, now
extinct. Aslong as Louisiana can get
the breast and wing OF a fried chicken
she doesn't al anything about the
auckstinct critters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

DR.. Domnitz win so East In a few
days to take charge Of an inheritance
of fifteen or twenty thousand dollars,
left to him BY q relative. The Doctor
will receive this money on the third Of
July. He has already purchased . fine
residence In MEXICO and Is arranging
10 buy q drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Mrs. Smith, OF Allentown, Penn,
and mother, Mrs. Frank Kilgore, for
merly OF this city, after visiting
friends and relatives here, left Mon
day for Cape Girardeau, Mo-, where
they will visit with Mrs. Kngore's
daughter, Mrs. ]. II. Kelso.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Circuit Court Notes.

In the case Of Turner Brown, by
Guardian VS. Roy Long the plaintIff
was awarded scoops and the defen.
dant, on a counter claim, was award.
ed s152.40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
CLEVELAND UNDER
sURGEoKsIKEfFE
Els age is Against Him Grave
ALARM forss Ills Life is Felt byA
Fsrmsr Presidents Family
and Frienda

NEW YORK, n. " June IA
dangerous operation to remove a
malignant internal growth was per
formed upon x-President Grover
Cleveland to-day al his home In Prin-
ceton, n. j. Shortly after the opera
tion a bulletin given out BY the ply
sicians stated thst the former Presi-
dent had rallied and was doing as well
as could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
Rat Chase.

Thursday afternoon there was a
grand rat chase back of Keiser's gro
Gerry store. Over forty rats were
caught some Of them weighing over
. pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
A. Larsen to BuilS

A. Larsen, the Photographic, 81
ranging TO build an elegant new ~
in Oak Park addition to Mertn
+. Promenade street; This is, NJ
site for a nice home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27
| SOCIETY !

tFnose Esv1zK rev for tes society eokMHE
q re EyeninR LEDGER VII ESe&ss conzx
Eleaie with Mia Esther Houston 81 her home
fzst Hesi Of tee Episcopal shErsA. OF WEES
Fr0menade street, Phons o..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

hn. d. p. Moore and Mrs.. VI. FRY,
both Of St Louis, viii be the guests OF
Mrs John T. Ricketts,, next week.
Mra. L. o. Rodes and daughter,
Mary are the guests Of relatives in
the city,
Mn. G. @. Hammond, who has
been the guest Of DR.. Houston for
several days, has returned home.
Misses Kota Luckie and Louise
Lakeland leave Monday for q two
weeks stay 81 jamestown.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, Of California,
Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss LEV
eiyn, In this city.
Miss Margaret Gregory returned
home Tuesday after 8 visit with Mrs.
J. w. Gregory.
Mrs. George Blowers, Of Kansas
Oit5, il the guest Of her parents Mr..
and Hrs. Ed Gamble.
Mrs, Lou Gardner is visiting friends
IN Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. PercalI, Of 81, Louis,
who have been visiting Mrs. Percall's
parents, Col. and Mrs. Geo. Hall, Of
this city, have returned 10 their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Miss Claudia Ledis. Of hokane. No,
and Miss Eunice Wright, OF St. Louis,
are the guests Of Misses Mae and
Leonz jackson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Nm Mamie Lemon returned 70
hoberly to-day, after = visit with Mr..
and hrz Z. s. Pearson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Mrs. Mcclure, of o,Fallon, Mo-, was
the guest OF Mrs. F. G. Kelso wednes.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

Charlie Haden had his hand badly
injured at the electric light plant a
few daysago.