Mexico Missouri message., 1908-05-28
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Western Dental College, Kansas
City, is home for the summer.
Miss Riggs of Cameron, No. lis
the guest of George l.. Denham
and family here.
Miss Frances j Whitley is home
after the commencement exercises
of Mexico High School.
Miss Carrie Moore graduates at
Hardin College this week in music.
She is now a natural as we'll as a
trained musician, both vocal and
instrumental. She is one of our
near neighbor girls and all her
friends here hail her success with
gladness.
We were in receipt of an invita-
ton TO the commencement eXer-
cises Of Dental Dept of Washing
ton University, st. Louis. DR..
Dennis Moore, one of our neighbor
boys, graduated this year aud is
now a full hedged dentist, and
good one, I'll guarantee.
Chas. Householder took LOO
ileeces of fine, long teXtured ives.
tern wool to the Paris buyers last
week. Mr.. II. sold it at his farm
for lG1s per ID. delivered. He
also made q good sale of his sheep,
but says after carefully footing up
the bill that he only came out even.
II. T. Squirting sold 900 feeces
OF western wool 10 5. z. Emmons,
he wool man of Mexico, recently,
getting only he per tlb. Fleeces
weighed 9 pounds. The length
and fiueness of wool seems to gov
ern price of wool, and this bunch
was below top price kind. The
Paris buyers would only give l3c
for this. too.
Cant and Considine bought of
VIM. Eisele l 500 bushels Of corn
at 56c per bushel. the buyers to do
hauling,
VIM. &. Kiusella, Gen'l. Ag't.
, of state of Texas, Of the Allison,
Riches Land Company. is here, the
guest of friends. VIM. has only
=. been with the company six months
, but in that time he has made rep.
utation with the company in his
! special work equaled by few.
John w. Blum aud wife were at
the bedside of her cousin, Mrs.
Cass Jones, one day last week.
G Mrs. J. X. Dickerson was out to
$ church Sunday morning the first
= time for several weeks. Her many
z friends hailed her with gladness to
: her former place.
. Rev. IL. |. Cobb filled his regu-
It lar appointment at Olivet Sunday.
o A s. =. entertainment will be
It held at Bethelham Friday night
r aud Saturday all day with dinner
Il on ground and Sunday, next. A
?, number of able men will be present
II and a good aud profitable time ex-
|. pected. The church takes this
means OF extending a cordial invi:
4, tatiOn to all the churches in OuI
/, association as we'll as churches near
/ by in Other associations 10 be pres
3 ent with u delegation 10 help and
IT to be helped in the work. Rev. G.
r NJ. Truck of the Central Baptist, 9
J. man who has spent special study
,e on this work, will be with us.
lc Lewis Galloway now rides around
a in a new buggy. The first trip. he
says, he got it good and muddy.
Grover Chapman's new buggy il
sure q beauty aud will he a JOY foI
10 him long as i, the buggy, lasts.
- Burk Bros. shelled and hanle,
10 part of the JnO. F. Winn corn las
week. Mr.. Winn contracted thii
le corn about three or four weeks az
X at Scots. per bushel in pen.
It DIR. Neil King of Kansas Citl
Medical School is home to spend
IL the summer.
; Earl Berrey and sister, Miss Cal
% lie, are attending Hardin com
70 mencement and visiting DIR. Ber
rey's this week.
= Among those who delivered hog
& Monday in Thompson are Niece
Bros. forty head, q. NJ. Berrey
'h one wagon load, and j. l.. Carpen
4. ter tbirty.two head. The tw
I'd former sold to Bob Peck at So. II
"A per cwt.. and the latter and Mi
Peek will ship together.
e. Dry goods aud notions of a