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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
CLEAN AND SQUARE

wy HEN. at the Commencement
w exercises oi the Tome Insti-
tutc on Tuesday last, Roger
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

by Ayres ]. Stockley; class history by.
J. Baker Taylor; class prophecy by -
Harry A. Miller
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do not Endanger Life When a
Mexico Citizen Shows You the
Cure.

Why will people continue to suffer
the agonies Of kidney complaint, back
ache urinary disorders, lameness,
headaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become chronic invalids,
when a certain cure is offered themS
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use, because 1t gives to the kidneys
the help they need to perform their
work.
If you have any, eve one, Of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cur
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Bright's disease sets in. Read this
Mexico testimony:
j. g. Brashear, r. r. D., 3, Mexico,
Mo-, says: VI have been troubled with
Catarrh and when | would be more
than ordinarily effected, IL seemed to
derange my kidneys. There was
lameness across my loins, the action
OF the kidney secretions was irregular
and l would be obliged to get up sew
eral times during the night. | was
told by a friend that Doan's Kidney
Pills would relieve all this trouble, so
| got them sat Criswell g. Co.'s drug
store and they really did Danish the
trouble very promptly"
For sale BY all dealers. Price, 90
cents Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
LONG BRANCH

Buford Wright is quite sick.
Mrs. John Davis is reported to be
improving.
James Vanlandingham is at Harris
Springs this week.
James Gilbert, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Elliott, are visiting
relatives in Texhoma, Ok.
Miss Edith Massey entertained
with a lawn party Thursday evening,
Lee Arnatt is at work with bis
threshing machine In this vicinity.
Leila Lipp is very sick at this writ.
ing.
Dogs killed eleven mutton sheep for
Fl. O. Berry Wednesday night.
The protracted meeting at Midway
is progressing nicely. Rev. Gordon Is
assisted in the singing by Mrs. Gordon,
| Services will continue over Sunday.
DR.. Bert MCGEE and wife, Of Texas
are visiting John MCGEE.
Mrs. Charles Showers is on the SICK
list.
The many friends Of B. W. Hal
were surprised to hear Of his marriage
which happy event occurred at Can
ton, Mo-, last Sunday. We were IN
able to learn the BRIDES name. Mr.
Hall formerly lived on Long Branch
but moved to Canton about a yea,
ago. The groom is 70 years old ant
the bride is u. Here is wishing MI
and Mrs. Hall much happiness.
Joe Duncan visited In Calwood from
Friday until Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
To the Democratic Voters


In my own behalf 1 would ask you
to consider the following before cast
ing your vote for Prosecuting Attor-
ney OF this county:
Mr.. CAN'T, n Of my opponents, is
a man Al years old and has practiced
law for 16 or II years and surely with
that much time spent in the practice
he should be able to take are Of
himself without asking the people to
elect him prosecuting attorney.
My other opponent, Mr.. Whitson.
is City Attorney Of Mexico at present,
drawing a salary Of $500 per month
and extra fees, and surely one office
should satisfy, and even If 1t does not,
it has never been the custom In this
county to give a man two offices at
the same time.
/ myself was born and raised on g
farm In this county, attended the dis
trlct school, Vandalia High School
and the State University; have al
ways been a Democrat, and have made
speeches in every campaign since |
have been old enough to do so. l am
in the race to a finish. Any support
you see lit to give me will be apprecl-
ated. Yours Very Truly,
wilt. E. A. SHANNON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Prof. Beasley, of Columbia is in the
neighborhood on business.
Sam Bovine is sporting a new auto
mobile.
Ben Canada is in st. Louis for a
few days visit.
Rev. Harboard spent a week fishing
and hunting with his friends and filed
his regular appointment at Macedonia
Sunday.
The fish fry at Jacobs Well last
Thursday was a splendid success. Some
very fine fish were caught.
Miss Mary Orump, Of Centralia, il
spending a few days with Miss Pearl
Gentry.
Miss Nellie Mckenzie will begin
school at the Garrett school Monday
August 3rd.
Mrs, Schafer, of Clark, is spending q
week near Harris Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
County News.
SKINNER

Hay harvest is over.
The loot OF the thresher is heard In
every direction. Oats are yielding
eighteen to twenty bushel per acre.
Some corn fields bids fair to a good
yield, Others will make only a small
yield and others won't make a thing.
Miss Myrtle Moore Of Mexico has
been here the guest Of the Misses
Carpenter and others.
Miss Nellie Pearson of Mexico is
here the guest Of her uncle, W. e..
Whitley and family.
Misses Florence and Ruth Oarpen.
ter gave a Leap Year party to their
friends Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Myrtle Moore. Fine time re-
ported.
Miss Callie Berry gave an outing to
a few Of her friends Saturday after
noon. A royal good time reported,
Mrs. Ellen Davis is critically i'll of
stomach trouble, cancer possibly. She
is at her sons, Ezra's home. Here's
hoping she may recover.
Sorry to chronicle the death of Mrs.
Cass Jones. She died Saturday and
was buried Sunday at Oentralia.
Mrs. Jones had lots of friends who
mourn her departure. The writer ex-
tends ~sincerest sympathy to the fam
lily.
J. r. Dickerson and family dinner
ed in Madison Sunday. 1t was q
birthday dinner of Mr.. Dickerson's
mother.
Prutracted meeting going on at
Midway.
P~rotracted meeting Is 10 progress al
Maple Grove, the past week. Rev
Bell OF Moberly is assisting the pastor
Protracted meeting begins at Beth
lehem next Sunday. st. Evangelist
Rev. Davner Twill assist the meeting
In the meeting.
o. f. Hanley was sick last week.
Three Of J.. W. Yeager's children
were sick last week. Better we I'm
derstand at this writing.
Mrs. o. f. Ellis and children leav'
1st Tuesday In August for Muskogee
Oklahoma, to visit her sister, Mrs
JEFF D. Ellis and family.
Mrs. Alex Bruce and children viii
leave the 1st Tuesday in August tt
visit Mrs. BIS parents, brothers AM
sisters at different parts in Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
SOUTH BENTON

Jennie Pettibone has been the guest
Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Nc
Clure.
Uncle Hugh Williams, Mr.. Gruett
and Porter Waters are in st. Louis to
be treated for cancer,
Matte Douglas was the recent guest
Of Laura Clark.
Albert Williams sold 10 hogs to
johnson 8 Romans for $500 per cwt.
Wade Lott and family have return
ed from Kansas
Tom Barry and Mr.. Dunn sold theii
lambs to johnson s. Romans for So pei
cwt.
r, O. Guthrie traded a gray mare tc
Buster hampton for q mare mule,
George Keith has gone 20 Frankfort
to see his wife, who is Ill at that place
Wesley B~lankenship, Of Martins
burg, visited at r. o. Guthrie's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
ROMENA

P~fotracting meeting continues at
Maple Grove. Rev. Bell delivers
some interesting sermons.
MI. and Mrs. Burkeye entertained
MI. Jennings and wife, Roy Long and
Miss Ethel Tucker Of near Sturgeon
from Saturday until Sunday.
@. E. Sansberry will soon erect a
new barn.
d John Fechter and wife were In Mex
leo the past week on business.
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the iee-cream supper at Beth
lehem church Thursday night, which
was quite a success. Over $4,000 was
received and sent to the orphans.
Rowena's baseball team defeated
Hollensville's baseball team Saturday
evening 10 to 8.
Joe Williams is erecting a new barn.
The Misses Lindsey who we're the re
cent guests Of their cousin, Miss Zuls
Fadis, are visiting in Mexico.
Miss Avis Snow is the charming
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jess Mitchell
of Cecil.
About 40 friends and relatives werI
present to celebrate grandma Lewis
birthday Wednesday. We wish thu
dear old lady many happy returns o
! the day.
Protracted meeting begins at Beth
Ilehem church. the first Sunday nigh
in August.
Mrs. Ellen Davis is quite slck a
the home of her son, Ezra Ward, nea
Skinner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
Vice President Mexico Wallace Q
oil Wen Grows

The spring on the property adjoin-
ing Sam Morris home, on West Mon
roe street, whose surface has been
covered with a residue somewhat re-
sembling oil, is causing more or less
comment. Among the many who have
been to view the springs were Street
Commissioner Walker and City
Surveyor Winans. They are not only
! interested 10 the reported find but
also DESTROYS Of learning to whom the
property belonged. 1t may be Mr.
Morris and 1t may not.
Tuesday morning the spring hae
more OF the suspicious residue upon
Its surface than previously. MI. Nor
ris' two sons had dug some distance II
to the ground in an effort to Increase
the flow. Evidently they succeeded
Mr., Morris fears no one will believ'
the find mas much as he is such
practical Joker. Those who have seer
the spring are evidently at a loss Il
explain the condition, 1t cannot havt
been salted.
The spring will be watched and an,
new developments followed az
Mexico had an oil boom years ago tina
proved abortive. Perhaps the prope
point to dig on was not then disco'
cred. If the flow should improv
there is little doubt something OF In
lportance may develop.
MI. Winans contends the suppose
oil is from a break In the sewe
Whether it is or not can only be pos
lively a~scertained by a further di'
ging into the source Of the fluids fiov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
Chunks of Driftwood.

iii
By One Reuben o. DiA.
Beautiful Baedad
He's a hum dlnger.
Mrs. Walter Peck is M.
Where's the Chatanooey?
Candidates are busy people.
Shoe String Items Thursday.
Just watch Billie oowherd grow.
Where's the proposed Mexico Band9
EVERY tub sits on its own bottom"
Mrs Lola o'Brien, who has been III,
Is much improved.
When the roll is called up yonder,
will you be there? Get busy.
Fenley Grnith, of Earl, Mo, is the
guest Of S. Lee Duncan, OF this city.
Major VIM. H. Barton has resigned
his position with the Shoe Factory
and gone abroad.
col r,oo.n p,h.a n.s ,,,s, .u.
= new surrey with harness to match.
The outfit is quite nifty,
M,s cso,oo n,,o.n IL m,,s -.
sister Mrs Sm.,, .t.S.,r,na,nn ~
MIS- smart Is critically Ill
We would like to know What be-
came Of that s5 05Y Listen. soma dav
II will come out I'm the wash
Miss Nellie Robinson. after a Meas
ant visit 70 Mrs. r. 3 Hooton. has
returned TO her home In centralia.
friend, Meinhardt S~annebeck, is tax
ing a much needed rest. Good boy
wnsn as ~ $500 sa ,s n
h.a,ns c.ast%n.saa 49, $500
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
CAN'T SCRATCH AT
PRIMARY TICKETS
Names May Be Cut Out. But MOI
Inserted = If You Don't Like
a Man You May Cut Him on,
But Can't Write in The
Name Of Another.

There is a kink IN the new primary
law that politicians have not thought
about very much. Still. it may have
considerable bearing 10 the results
next week.
Inquiries have been made OF county
officials as to whether a vote may be
cast for the Democrat and the balance
OF the voters selection be MADE up Of
Republicans. Under the law, ballots
may not be scratched as at regular
elections and therefore a ballot such
as that mentioned above would be
thrown out. There may be scratching,
but such alteration Of the ballot
must consist In simply crossing out
names, not 10 adding Others.
For instance, II a Socialist wanted
to vote for Wallace for Governor and
for Socialists for the balance Of the
ticket, his ballot would do Wallace no
good. For 1t would merely entitle
VIC Siin1iuoi JdukOt IA hC tCcCiFCu 9
sufficient number of Socialist votes, to
run at the head Of that ticket. Per
sons who want Oowherd for Governor,
whether they are Republicans, Demo-
Gratis or members OF any other party,
will have TO takea Democratic ballot
and mark out everything but Cow
herds name. That Is, provided they
wish to vote for no other man on the
TICKET.
The primary law has set politicians
by the ear Less than In former years
do they know how things are going
they are finding IL hard TO bring out
for office men who will not file on theil
own account. AS a result, the politi'
clan say, there will OF necessity be
, weak spots In a ticket selected by Q
primary, when q convention would
have caulked up the leaks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

We hear that DR.. Horace Fletcher
has resigned his position with Hall &
Mcintyre and after the August pri-
mary will sail for Europe and take a
much needed rest. 0, Joy
Miss Mittie Peck was delighted
guest Of Miss Polly Powell, OF Mexico,
Sunday, and Miss Rllla Powell was the
guest Of Miss Stella Lee Peck, at Miss
Peck's home near Cottonwood Springs.
Col. Tom Auburn, formerly with
the Mexico Shoe Factory, now of st.
Louis, was In this city Saturday CIV
ing the glad hand to bis many friends.
He enjoyed the National game Of
rat-tail very much.
Remember the county primary will
be reeled off August 4th. Pick your
man and stay with him like you would
to a good christian brother. Don't
get mad and chew the rag. This is a
free, glorious country.
Mrs. John A. Grifith, of Earl, Mo-,
and Mrs. L T. Meador, OF Dallas,
Texas, formerly of Fulton, who have
been guests of Mrs. O. A. Griffith, are
now visiting DR.. Duncan, Of Long
Branch, north OF Mexico.
Col. Carter johnson tells us be is
now drilling his Flat Head Indians for
exhibition and a cake walk to be reel
ed of at Hanlan's Park, In st. Louis
.Carter will leave with bis braves as
soon as he votes them at the August
primary. Let the good work go on
\. Time is always going
The river sings to sea,
So brief the time for listening
To the songs l sing to thee
Time is always going
Silent, the stars above,
But we have still a dream, my dear
And that gweet dream is Love
by MISS nellie loose.
Those who registered at the Palace
of Sweet williams Sunday we're: Jas
Leroy Key, VIII Gregg, Harry. Dreb
ing, Col. Joe Holloway, and son, ri
Iner, Capt. Sam Potter, VIII Frink
Walter Smith, Rillie st, Luke ant
Judge Hooton-all good men, who oh
serve the Sabbath and keep the faith
lOf course all dipped their bills at tn
fountain Of youth and everlasting
lovelineSs.
BY invitation, we took dinner Will
lOol. and Mrs. Harry Drebing Sunday
at Col. Drebing's West Liberty STREE
Wish Bone Poultry Yards residence
We have only to say that the Dime
was great-all kinds Of good things t
eat. Captain Sam Potter, Of London
England, was also q distinguish
guest at the feast. Col. and Mr.
Drebing are superb entertainers. Tn
dining room was especially attractiv
and the decorations were quite nifty
An elegant six course luncheon wa
served; sparkling cut glass, handsom
china, elegant silverware and exquil
lite napery adding their charmin
beauty TO a most delightfully."- prepare
and daintily served menu. Dol. Drel
Ing is the proud owner of many fin
~ Barred Plymoth Rock chickens, som
of which he will show at the bi
= County Fair. He has a splendid ga
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

den Of all kinds Of Juicy vegetables,
and, best Of all, is the ''owner" Of a
good-looking and amiable wife and Is
prosperous and happy. Mrs. William
Heck and son, Charlie, mother and
brother Of Mrs. Drebing, Of Canelton,
Indiana, are guests Of Mrs Drebing.
We hope to again dine and mingle
with these good people and extend to
them the glad hand.
The Wise Old Owl will flop his
wings Thursday and speak right out
In meetin' In bis column in Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
St. Louis Live stock Market.

St. Louis Live Stock Market.
Ledger Special.
National stock Yards, ILL.,, July %,
zoos.
Cattle receipts, 5000; no choice
steers Of good weights were included,
Best on sale were sS0 ID. yearlings
which brought 800 per cwt. Cen
eal trade about steady with yester-
day. Looks steady balance OF this
week.
Hog receipts, 1900; market DC lower,
TOP s6.67i; bulk $500 to $500. Out
look about steady next few days.
Sheep. receipts 5000. Good lambs,
Is to $50 higher; top s6.40. Sheep
steady. Best .muttons $3.50. Pros
poets STEADY.
Natl Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

One Of the most pleasant entertain
ments Of the summer was that given
in the parlors Of the Christian Church
Tuesday evening by the Harvesters In
honor OF their new pastor and his
family, the Rev, Walter M. White.
The receiving line was composed Of
the Rev. Mr.. White and wife, the
Rev. Mr.. Kokendoffer, formerly pas
tor Of the church here, now pastor Of
the Christian church at Sedalia; ]. W.
Dry, Mrs. Frank Pearl and Mrs.
Arthur Sharp.
A large number Of the members
we're present to meet their new pas
tor. The evening was arranged In the
nature OF a social gathering that the
members Of the congregation might
become better acquainted with the
Reverend MI. White and his family.
The time was passed most pleasantly
in conversation, and punch and waters
we're served as refreshments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
The Ledger covers ne field.
Notiee.of monument Of Guardian


Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned was appointed by the Pro-
Probate Court ofAudrain County, Mis-
souri,, on July Goth, 1908, guardian Of
the property and person Of Lucy B.
Board, who was adjudged OF unsound
mind and incapable OF attending to
her affairs, and letters Of guardianship
nave been granted to the undersigned.
ALI persons having claims against
the estate of Lucy B. Board, adjudged
of unsound mind, n required TO ex-
hibit them for allowance before the
Probate Court Of Audrain County,
within two years from the date OF the
publication Of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred.
Witness my hand this 2Tsh day Of
July, 1905. r. ID. RODGERS,
Guardian Of Lucy B. Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

2 base hits Cadigan; left On bases
Mexico 6; Moberly g.; base on balls on
st Vrain 2; of Patterson /; of Glenn
ems /; of Kelley ]; hit by pitch ball
|O'Neal; Struck out BY St Vrain 3; by
Patterson 3; by Clemens l; by Kelley
7; stolen bases Patterson 2, Daniels,
O'Neal 8, Dacey, Oadigan, Plack-
meyer, Housley 2, Kelley; sac bits
Clemens; hits made Uf Sc VraiD In /
innings 8; off Patterson in 2 inning 2
off Clemens in one inning l. Umpire
Winscott,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
WESTERN AUDRAIN

MrS. USCar bmIbH Is VtIy III
Glen McManaway, OF Centralia
made a business trip to this neigh
! borhood Monday.
Frank Palmer is In st. Louis VISITING
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Eu
bank.
Paul Robinson and sister, Miss vii
lie, of Columbia, are visiting in thil
neighborhood.
Bert Smith is spending q few day
! with friends In Madison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Offers unlimited opportunities for
securing a thorough business training.
Unlimited scholarship for s45 90, 10
per cent discount II arranged before
sept. 1st. 1t will pay you to send for
free catalog. wit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
Gasoline Tank Explodes

The explosion OF agasoline tank in the
lunch room of j. A.. Genrich caused an
alarm Of fire to be turned in about
nine O'Clock Tuesday night. Other
than a near by box being set on fire nc
damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
BY the Committee

Also, is the following extract from
circular letter of J. D, Dalton, Chair
man Of Executive Committee:
Judge @. @. Bland, the present In
cumbenU, and who is also a candidate
for this place, is now In his seventy
second year and has held public Office
for more than % years. II be should
again be elected for the term Of Il
years, be would be "a years Of age at
the expiration Of his term of office,
The crowded condition Of the docket
Of the st. Louis Court Of Appeals
necessitates, If that docket is properly
handled, the election to that office o.
a Judge who is in the full vigor Of his
manhood. Mr.. Bryan is now In hi'
4lst year, and is endowed by nature
and education to most creditably d.
the work that will be imposed upor
him as the judge Of this court. Mr.
Bryan is a Democrat of sterling equal
ity, whose record is clear, and agains
whom naught can be said. He woult
therefore, poll not only his full part,
strength but would draw largely from
the Republican votefsaf this distric
who know him and appreciate hi
splendid qualities as a man, his abilit
and patience as a lawyer"
Upon the efficiency and capacity TO
work Of our appellate courts Target
depends the speedy and inexpensiy
determination Of litigation.
Respectfully submitted to th
voters.
dltwlt. FAIR PLAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Daisy Smith VS. P. .. Smith, Di
vorce.
Florence Nickins Tvs VIII Nicklns
Divorce.
Leila Byers vs. Wabash R. R., Co.
Damages.
Grand Lodge A. 0. u. w. vs. Ken
coca ]. Larkford ct al, Bill--of Int.
Benz Pimpel VS. May "A. Pimpel, ID
vorce.
Ira J.. Printy ct al Tvs J. M. Wolf
| Breach Of contract.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
MoBERLY DEFEATS
LOCALS SUNDAY
Athletics go Down Before Old
Enemies by a Score of Ten to
Nothing-Play was Mostly
one Sided and Locals
Didn't Have a Look
In at any Stage.
in at any Stage.

The MoberlY Signals defeated the
Athletics, Sunday by a score Of ten to
nothing. The game was played In
Moberly and the locals seem to have
been strictly up against 1t. The
Signals had a strong team on the
diamond and we're fully prepared to
give the trouncing they administer
ed.
The local "fans'' return saying
Mexico did not have their usual
strong team with them. II such be
the case they had little show to win.
When the Athletics line up before a
niue like Moberly usually places In
the field there is no use playing unless
you have the goods"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Miss Winifred Fox, cashier for Ere
dendall s. Wilkins, is spending her
vacation In Colorado,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

. |AT III VI
~, STATE or District once In Weekly. 10 90
~, County once In Daily, ...~.. 90
H., couuty once in Weekly 5 90
I,oouucementst to be paid for In advance.
we are authorized to
For State Senator:
EUGENE W. STARK
For the Legislature;
@. F.. CLARK.
ED. C. WATERS
For Sheriff:
j. b. sMELsER
FRANK JAMES
J.B- woOLERY
H. p. MIDDLETON.
For Prosecuting Attorney;
e A. SHANNON.
e s. CAN'T
A. O. wHIrsoN
For Constable.
J.. WILLIAM BARNETT
JOHN j. WAYNE
For Assessor:
Il. J. KELso
CLINTON C. MOORE
County Judge Of Western District
JOHN II. CREWS
s. O. GROVES
GEORGE M. DEAN
For Coroner:
DIR. PAUL r. COIL
For County Surveyor;
L l.. wINANS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

G, Kendall was up from Vandalia
Tuesday the guest OF his parents
Judge and Mrs. s. e. Kendall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boone,
OF Thompson, July q, q daughter.
Mrs. Boone was formerly Miss Katie
Varnon, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Misses Laura and Selma Katzer, OF
Sedalia, are guests .of their brother
Emil, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Just two Refrigerators left. Soma
lady will get q bargain.
wi Ferris s. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Mrs. Logan Kidd has returned from
a two weeks visit at Galena, Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

aSpencer Love, q harness maker, for
merly with the Mexico Harness & I'm
plement Co., is critically Ill in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Mrs. Latney Barnes has returned tC
her home In Amorilla. Texas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Miss Mary Armstrong, Of st. Louis,
is vlsrting Mrs. ]. +. Gritfee and Miss
Rosamond Guthrie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Miss Marian Hubbard, Of Chester
town, Mo-, is the guest Of Mrs. Marian
Ross
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Mrs, Frank Plummer,o Of Springfield,
No., is the guest OF Mrs. W. X. Potts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Mrs. W. t. Lemon left this morn
log for her home in Fulton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Frank Tanner, OF Omaha, Is the
guest Of Will Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Large Shirt Waist Sale started at
BUNS Dry Goods Store. wl-d2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

C. A. Irvine and wife, Of Vandalia,
were in Mexico Tuesday. They were
en- Droute home from q tour of the
West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

The many friends OF Miss Dora
Westrope will be glad to know that
she is able to be up and around again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30
RECEPTION rendered
REVEREND MR.. WHITE.

The Harvesters Of the Christian
Church Prepared the Entertain
ment That They Might Be.
come Better Acquainted
With Their New
Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-30

Mike Hayden, Jr., Of Kansas City,
attended the funeral of Chas. Hayden
here Monday.