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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
MOLINO

Mrs. Stell Guthrie Of near Ben
ton City, visited her parents, Clay
Perry and wife, Christmas week.
John Baker and wife became
much alarmed Saturday over the
swallowing Of whistle by their
little nephew. DIR. Drake of
Santa Fee and the child's father
were summoned, but the youngster
was better before the arrival of
either.
Colby Bybee, who is studying
telegraphy at Chillicothe, was home
for the holidays.
Mr.. Chairman, who has been liv-
ing on w. w. Johnson's farm for
the past year, moved near Santa Fe
last week.
Among those who gave social
events to their friends last week
were the Misses Margaret Smith,
Priscilla Miller, Pauline Cauthorn
and Edgar Martin. At each place
delicious refreshments were served.
Margaret Powell is very sick.
Miss Tessie Cauthorn's health is
no better.
DR.. Flynn went to Hallsv lille
Wednesday to see his father who
was feeling poorly.
Felix Martin is quite sick.
T. j. Bybee went to Mexico a
few days ago to sign the deed to SO
acres of land on Young's creek,
sold to parties living near Santa
Fe.
Mrs. T, j. Bybee is on the sick
list.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Joe Klotz Of Illinois IL spending
the holidays with relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Josie Martien entertained
q few Of her friends last Friday
with q birthday dinner.
G. II. Spotwood and family Of
west Mexico were the guests Of r.
T. Byars and family last week.
Annie Martien aud James Filing
ton visited @. II. Martien and wife
Of Tulip last week.
Willie Byars is recovering from
an attack Of grippe.
Little George Klotz has the Ia
grippe.
Charlie Holtcamp and his bride
have moved on to the old Schultz
place.
A number from this vicinity
delivered turkeys aud chickens al
Wellsville a few days ago.
Harve Robertson and family re-
turned from Manitou. Oklahoma
last week.
Miss Gertie Dunkin gave an en-
tertainment aud Christmas tret
Christmas eve night at Bean Creel
school horse. The house wal
beautifully decorated aud wa
crowded until there was not stand
log room. There was a excellen
program. All had jolly time
William Steffens of Mexico, Charli
Hubert aud Riley Kysar furnishe
the music.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
STRoTHER

Gene Pearson spent the first Of
the week with his parents in Mex
ice.
Walter Jelly is the guest of rela.
tives here.
Little Lydia Vowel, who has
been sick with pneumonia. is i'm.
proving.
Byron Wilkerson aud family
were the guests of Charles wiki
erson and wife near Santa Fe Sat.
urday.
School began Monday under the
direction Of the Misses Murphy
and johnson.
The Misses virgie aud Annie
Bledsoe visited their parents dur
ing the holidays.
Carl Vaughn is home from
Kirksville.
The Misses Ruby and Mary
Grubbs and Carl Jelly returned
to Rensselaer, Wednesday to at
tend school.
Lee TURNER and wife visited
relatives near Goss last week.
Miss lesson of Stoutsv!lIe is
the guest of Miss Florence
Yowell.'
Misses Mildred and Alta Dnesend-
schon entertained a number Of
their friends Wednesday evening.
Refreshment were served and q
jolly time is reported.
Park Rogers and wife Of neal
Santa Fe were the guests Of
j. NJ. Turner and family Satur-
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
VIM. B. Jones Dead.

just as we go TO press we learn
of the death of VIM. Jones, at Pine
Bluff, Ark, Tuesday. He died Of
blood poison. His age was So yrs.
He was a single man. Two broth
ers survive him, t. II. Jones Of
Independence, No., and J.W. Jones
Of Benton City, this county.
The body viii arrive over the
Wabash at noon today for burial
here and a short funeral service
will be held at the grave by Rev.
A. w. KokendOffer.
The pallbcarers, from among
his old friends and neiehbors, viii
DO, R.R. Arnold, Sr., s. n. Locke.
George Brock. Chas. Mildred, A.
r. Romans, and Finley Johnson
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

from the arst to the fourth Sum
day.
Nellie Smith is home from
Ashland for the holidays.
Sam Smith is home from Beas-
ley's academy to visit his mother.
Walter Riggs has bought the
BalridRe farm for $3.50 per
acre.
Chas. Sellers bought II stock
hogs from Phillip Dalbey at Axe.
per pound.
Perry Miller aud wife have re.
turned TO their home in Mar.
shall.
Mrs. Sellers Is In Centralia with
her mother who is not expected to
live.
Many OF the people OF Cant aud
vicinity were present al the Christ.
mas exercises OF the Cant school,
The program was instructive and
we'll rendered and was an illustra.
ton Of the talent and ability Of the
teacher, Miss Willie Robinson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
RUSH HILL.

Married, in Rush Hill, at the
residence of the brides parents.
VIM. Farrah and wife, Miss Bertha
Farrah TO Harvey Summers. Only
a few relatives were invited. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. b. Rice Of LaddOnia.
The supply Of corn was cut
down some last week by the condi-
ton of the roads. Nine loads, or
about 1000 bushels, were shipped
out. Price 40 cents.
G. y. Casper is paying about
5 cents for all the fat hogs that
come in. He shipped three cars
last week.
r. II. McManamy and wife and
two daughters of vandalia spent
Christmas with j. L. Carnes and
family.
Aunt Polly Paris. who was
very low for some time. has been
getting better IN The last few days.
She is 50 years Oh.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas James A.Goolsby and LsyInlA
Goolsby his wife by their certain deed Of
trust dated the Sixth day Of May, 1905,
and recorded In the Recorders Office OF
AudFaln county Missouri In Book No. %
at Page No. n for the recording OF deeds
Of trust OF said Audraln county Missouri
conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee the
following described real estate to.wit:
Lots No. Ono ~ and Two (s) OF Block
No. One ~ and outlot No. three C3) all in
original town OF Rush Hill, also q parcel
OF land In Block No. Three CD Of tho orig.
inal town Of Rush Hill described by
metes and bounds as follows; begin ct q
point on the east line Of said Block Three
foEty.eight feet south Of the northeast
corner OF said Block Three and run
sonthwesterly across lots One aud Two
and the east half OF Lot Three In said
Block Three one hundred feet 10 the GEN.
ter Of said Lot Three; thence southeas.
terly along the center OF Lot Three, for
ty.elght feet; thence northeasterly across
the east halt Of said Lot three, and lots
two and one, one hundred feet 10 the east
line Of said Block three; thence run
north -easterly along said east llne, forty
eight feet 70 the place OF beginning.
Also trlangularstTlp Of land situated In
the west half Of the southwest quarter OF
RaOtlon Eight tsl Township fifty-ons
Range eight 90 described Hs follows, Be
gin Al an Iron Pin at the point where the
west llne OF said section Eight 90 inter-
sects the north line OF the right-Of.
way OF the Chicago q Alton Hallway sup
posed TO be 10 and 5s-l0Oths chains from
tho southwest corner OF said Section
Eight co. and run north on section line
three and s7.iOoths Chains 10 an Iron
Pint thence east Seven and Is.lOoths
chains 10 IN Iron Pin on the north line
OF the Flght-of-way Of said Chicago and
Alton Railway; thence southwostsslY
along the said north lIpe Of said rlghs-o1.
way a said Chicago and Alton Railway
20 the place Of beginning. contalnIna one
and sss-i0OOshs acres.
Which said conveyance was made 70
secure the payment OF certain premis-
sorry note fully described IN sagd deed Of
trust and whereas default has been made
In payment Of said note which Il past dine
therefore viii on
Satsniay, January 20, 1898
batwppR ihn hours Of nlRs o'clock IL sha
I0renoon and ave o'clock In Tho ailefnoae
Of that day at the east front door Of tkS
Court Hease In Mexico Missouri cell al q
tha nhoxe described property ht puhlla
auelion 70 tho highest bidder for cash "a
satisfy said deed 81 trust end tho expenses
Of rzeeuilrs this trust SUNLESS 10 prior
deeds % trust
VIII LoeAH TEnssa
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
Court at Moberly.

This item is taken from the NO.
berly Democrat:
Judge George Robertson of Mex.
leo will try ali the Wabash cases
set for trial at the January term
of the circuit court at Huntsville.
He will represent tho Hon. Will
A. ROthwell who is in the South
for his health. Mr.. Robertson has
long been connected with the Wa
bash in the trial of their most i'm
portant cases and is considered
one Of the ablest attorneys in this
part Of the state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
HOLLENSvILLE.

Old Santa has come and gone.
He was at the 0livet Christmas
tree and had presents for every
one. but he had letters from some
Of the little boys who wanted more
than he could bring at one time so
he asked them to wait until next
year.
Powell aud Mundy shipped a
load Of hogs from Thompson
Thursday. G. L. Dowell furnish.
ed So 1876 Id. hogs at $4.25, NJ.
Householder 10 at $3.50, contract
ed hogs, aud McGee Bros. 0, $50
Id. hogs at $4.25.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Workman
gave the young people a party Fri.
day eve which was enjoyed by all
present. We are always glad to
be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Workman.
Herbert Baker and wife returned
Monday to their home near Fulton
after spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neil.
Miss Lucy Rudasill will return
to her school in st. Louis Jan. /.
MIR. aud Mrs. John Sharp enter.
tanned several families of their
neighbors OIL Friday. Not the
least enjoyable feature Of the day
was the feast of turkey and other
good things. Perhaps the most
enjoyable to the gentlemen were
their games at 'forty-two," as
they don't care much for eating
anyway. The guests were o. T.
Cauthorn and family, T. N. Ber-
rey and family, J. G. MCGEE and
ia mily and Mr.. aud Mrs. @. G.
MCGEE.
Gordon Ntal is home from Col
umbia for the holidays.
We join with host of friends
in extending congratulations and
good wishes to Mr.. w. II. McCue
and bride. Wallace grew TO man.
hood ia our midst. and is most
exemplary young man, and his old
neighbOrs are glad to know that
he has won q wife in every way
worthy Of his choice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

The big combines and trust
leaders say the late money panic
was a Presidential panic," that
Roosevelt in his speeches kept talk
ing about the criminal rich. aud
that's what made the panic. Well,
yes, if Roosevelt had used only
honeyed words most likely the
trusts-would not have gotten
mad-the shoe pinched-the trusts
made the panic.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
Masons Elect.

Mexico Lodge, A. F. & A. M,
No 544, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year.
John T. Marshall, w. NJ.
William vivion, s. w.
Victor Victor, j. w.
Thomas IL. Marshall, Treas.
John w. Howell, Sec.
Arthur Holmes, s. d.
Lee b. Hawthorne, ]. d.
s. d. Stocks, s. s.
VIM. Wilkins, j. s.
z S. Gibbs, Chaplain.
VIM. p. Rowland, Tyler.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

HAIL carriers on the free delivery
routes In many Of the counties Of
Missouri are urging the authorities
TO drag the dirt roads as u starter
in their agitation for better high
ways. Several carriers in St.
Louis county. we learn, have even
done the work themselves. to give
= practical demonstration Of the
beabnls. The benefits are great
est "a the winter when continual
use cots deep ruts. which become
erazen. II the drag is used just
before Z freeze the surface is smooth
and the driveway is rs good while
the frost remains In the ground as
q lnaeadamized highway. Time 10
drag ont the drag sealn on the
Roads o. Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
Position Wan ted

Man, with wife and four child
rem, wants place on u farm. Will
take charge Of farm or work by the
day. Can give good references.
Inquire at MESSAGE office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

York Mfg. Co., vs.. Geo. A. Nor
ris. Jr.. on note.
Geo. T. Adams VS.. Bertha AID.
ANS, divorce.
Matthias Crum W.. VIM. Pryor.
ct al, attachment.
ThOs. b. Ingiversen W. O. ga.
BY. Co.. change Of venue.
John W. Jump VS.. j. a.. Ed.
monston. change Of venue.
State vs.. Chas. HOuck and Hat,
vey Stanley.
Lena Beard VS.. Chas. Beard. d.
yorce.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

We have turned over new leaves.
Let us try to keep them unstained
thru the coming year.
There is saw mill located on the
Eugene Jones fnrm.
Bob Barnes lost a mule last
week.
The time cfmeeting for the Salt
River church has been chanee9
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
The Lid" in Iowa,

Des MOines, Ia, Dec. 2S.--As
a result Of the liquor crusade now
going on in Iowa, the Chicago,
Burlington b Quincy Railroad has
issued orders to dining car con-
dustors, prohibiting the sale Of
liquor while its trains are in Iowa..
The order went into effect yester.
day. 1t is understood that the
other roads will take similar ac-
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Hon. 7. 81. Todd of New Frank
lin, No.. member of the State
Board Of Horticulture. who will be
at the County meeting of the An.
drain horticultural and Beekeep-
ers Association to be held in Mex
leo next Monday. knows his work
from beginning to finish. He comes
with his expenses paid by the
State. You should hear him give
his experience OF how he makes
big money in growing fruit.
His talk viii be worth while. Don't
miss hearing It. It may be worth
many dollars to you. Come, il
Jon only have a garden orchard
It's eli for your benefit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
LOCAL OPTION.
The County Campaign to Open Next
Monday.

Laddonia, No.. Dec. 81. 'O7.
EDITOR MESSAGE:
Please announce that there will
be a meeting for the opening OF
the local option campaign in Au-
drain county. outside of Mexico,
at the Court House in Mexico,
Monday, Jan. 6, 1908, at 2 p. m.
U. g. Robinson, State Supt. of the
Anti'SalOon League. and other
prominent speakers will be present
and address the meeting. Work.
ers from all over the coIuty arr
requested to be present.
Mr.. Robinson will speak IN Ben.
ton City Monday night, same day
j. g. DEIAPoRTE,
Oh. Local Option Campaign Com
On account Of the previously an
nounced meeting Of the Audrair
County Horticultural and Bee
keepers Association at the Court
House at the same hour canned
above, the local option meeting
will convene at the Methodist
church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

The City Con neil publishes an
ordinance in the MESSAGE passed
Monday night which makes it a
misdeanor for any police officer to
enter a saloon without he has OFF,
cial business therein.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Mrs. Roena Shaner of jackson,
No., will give a series of lectures
in Mexico latter part of this month
on temperance and the local option
question. Mrs. Shaner Is a power
in speech and will have some inter.
esting things to say. She spent
three weeks recently in Senator
Tlllman's congressional district in
South Carolina and was q helper
in the temperance ight in that
State.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

e. A. Shannon of this city, on
the earnest solicitation Of many
friends, is being urged to become
q candidate for Prosecuting At
torney. At the proper time he
may so announce. He is a worthy
gentleman and we believe would
make the county an able and con-
scienti GUS prosecuting officer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Whether the panic was brought
on by deliberate purpose to dis
credit Roosevelt's administration
or was the result of Unsuitable
greed will probably never be known
but the effect on the people is the
same. 1t shows what Wall Street
can do 10 us at will.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Suppose we concede that Grover
Cleveland aud the Democratic par
ty were responsible for the panic
of 1853. Who is responsible for
the panic Of 1907 Now. honor
BRIGHT
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Hon. c. NJ. Hay Of Fulton has
been engaged to make eight speech
es in Audrain county, outside of
Mexico, during the local option
campaign. Mr.. Hay is an eloquent
speaker and knows how to get at
fncfa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Mark Twain, born in Monroe
County, No., but who was not
raised" in Monroe county-been
hObnobbing for years with the ar
istocrocy of the East-has at last
been shown. He will probably ad.
NIT now that there are more than
seven jokes in the world, At last
one was added when the bunch Of
schemers sold him nearly half
the stock" aud made him vice
president Of a breakfast food con-
Germ.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

If you are behind id payment of
your subscription to the MESSAGE,
please see about it. The postoffice
department mt Washington has
ruled that subscriptions must be
paid up, at least withir twelve
months, or we must discontinue
the paper.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Will they dare to turn down
Bryan, the clean, pure aud IN
purchasablei"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

We were panied to learn Of John
Hagan's child's death. The little
body was taken to Mexico for in.
terment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Hon. Champ Clark has introduce
ed a bill in Congress for the build
ing Of a 100000 government
building in Mexico. II is thought
the bill will pass, and we'll throw
our hats high for Clark il il does.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

l aim to keep meal, chop. gra.
ham, corn. wheat, bran and shi D
for sale and will always be glad to
accommodate customers.
p. II. DURRIoK,
LaddOnia, No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
THURSDAY, JAN. 2. 1908

Got our serial story a little mix
ed this week. Bob Placer" has
Tins Place" Will try to get
the right chapter in the right place
next week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Two obituary articles received
at this Office which we were unable
to get In type. They will appear
next week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
MR.. COLLINS KILLED.
Accidental Death of For
mer Audrain Coun-
ty Boy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Collins
who reside just northwest of this
city, received a telegram Monday
morning of this week announcing
the sad news Of the accidental
death of their son at Salt Lake
City, Carl Collins. How he met
his death the telegram did not
state.
Mr.. Collins had been in the West
about five hears. He was 2S years
of age. Besides the father and
mother, two brothers and three
sisters survive him.
The many friends of the young
man here Will be panied TO hear
of his death. The remains are ex-
pected in Mexico today for burial.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Allison and
daughters, Misses Lulu and Kath-
crime, entertained the following
relatives at a six O'Clock dinner
Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. id. Inflow
and daughter Miss Era; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mcconnell and daugh-
ter, Miss Maggie. All spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

N. Hickerson Of near Wellsville
was a pleasant business caller at
this Office yesterday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends for their kindness during
the illness aud death Of our son,
Edwin.
Respectfully,
Mr.. AND MRS. j. T.. HAaAN.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Raleigh, S. c., voted ont its Ii
quor dispensary the other day and
becomes a prohibition city. There
were 928 votes for prohibition, 381
for dispensary and only 2 for sa-
looms. The dispensary made the
city $50, 900 q year-profits went
into the city treasury instead Of
into the pockets Of saloon keepers
-, hut the voters voted Ter out.
'Rah for the Southland. She's
falling out with booze everywhere.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

The WOrrell Jewelry Co. of this
city will be incorporated with n
capital stock of $4,000. Mr.. X.
ID. Worrell presented three of his
employees with 500 each in the
company, Messrs. T. s. Riley, j.
b. Moore and Homer Marshall.
The Worrell Jewelry Co. is
all right. They ask you to
"Step in and look around" any
day during 1908.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

j. r. Smiley Of near Santa Fe
called on the MESSAGE yesterday.
renewing for the paper for bis
neiRhbor, w. T. Wilkerson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

The MESSAGE has never dun
ned" its subscribers for money.
Don't have to. We have a splen.
did class of readers and generally
they renew without the asking.
However, there are a few who are
delinquent, and on account of the
ruling by the Postoffice Depart
ment we kindly ask you to see us
at once, and let's get even"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

The City Council has passed the
ordinance accepting the Electric
Light COmpany's contract to fur.
nish 90 street lights at S4.75 each
per month. The contract win be
effective Feb. /, 1908, for 3 term
Of three years
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

Z. d. Lee Of near Rush Hill,
was IN this city Tuesday on Ais
way to school ct Columbia. He
finishes the Acadamie and Teach
ers College courses in the Univer-
sity this year. He is . bright
young man and win get 10 the top.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-02

James Ford. north Of Mexico,
gave q bachelors dinner to = num-
Der Of bis friends last Sunday.
preparing the yiands himself. All
bad most enjoyable time. Those
present were, y. a. Carter, 3.
B. WooIsry, Judge i. A. Lewis.
wm. Greasy, Cbas. Lewis. J. 7
and w. W. Johnson. r. \. Hnek,
nss apd Wat WoolaTlaRe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Ed Grider went to safford Sunday.

Ed Grider went to Stafford Sunday. J, II. Cornell visited friends at Rice, Sunday.
 Newton Hackney is in from his mine and will return Wednesday.
 Cecil Moore, solicitor for Wm. Mill Williams, has gone into camp for two weeks on Pinto creek.
 Ben Estes of Safford has taken a temporary position at this office as pressman.
 w. G. Duncan, the well-known mine promoter, returned Sunday night from two months tour of Texas.
 Miss Nora Hefey, teacher in the sixth grade at the Central school, left Sunday for Cameron, Texas, to spend . vacation.
 Mrs. Aleck Howard, accompanied by little Roland Jones, will leave this morning to join camping party on Tonto creek.
 Mrs. Lizzie Maher of Goldfeld, New, is guest at the Kinney House, and will remain in the city week or ten days, visiting friends and looking after interests.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown of Douglas are in the city. Mir. Brown represents the Rec cars and came overland in one of his machines, Mrs. Brown making the trip by rail.
 J. E. Presley, who conducted the White House cafe, has returned from trip to Silver City, and Bisbee He says that Globe is the best of any of the camps in. Arizona. Mrs. c. w. Shepard was taken III with inhammatory rheumatism at the ranch on Russell guleh last week and IS being treated at the home of her sis | ter, Mrs. J. Thornton Price, residing m Pine street.
 R. w. Grabe has returned from San | Diego, where he went several weeks ago with his family, who will remain on the coast until September. MT. Grabe says there is great deal of building being done in San Diego and the city has prosperous appearance.
 s. J. Beahan, representing Hayden, Stone & O.. bankers and stock brokers | of New York and Boston, is a visitor here. MT. Beahan is well known as a \ writer on the copper mines of the Lake district, Michigan, where he formerly resided.
 Frank H. Probert consulting en- gineer for the Superior X Boston Cop per company, will leave this morning for his home at Los Angeles. Later, accompanied by his wife, he will go to Lake Tahoe for a month s stay. MT. Probert expects to return to Globe in | September, to remain for some time. Mrs. F.. G. Clark returned Sunday from her summer vacation. spent with her sister, Miss Ora Garrity, and the Davis family, who are eamped in Tee House canyon. in the Pinal mountains. Wm. Ryan and sons, Joe and Emmet, are also eamped in that vicinity. Jeremiah Hyndman and Mrs. Hydn- man are visiting relatives in Martin town, Ontario, Canada.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
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