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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
HARDIN COLLEGE NEWS
NOTES OF INTEREST
Where The Various Members Of the
Faculty Spent Their Summer
Vacations and the Good Times
they Had Daring the Heated
Months.

Hardin College has opened with one
Of the largest enrollmene "a the
great schools history. The number Of
former students to return was larger
than ever before and before the end
OF September the enrolment viii en-.
coed the most sangulne hopes Of Pres
ldent Million.
The following news notes concern
Ing the SIMMER vacations Of the fac
ulty will be OF interest TO all.
Pres. Million, with the four little
ones, visited his parents At Rockport,
No. Mr.. Million also made occasional
business trips out OF town during the
summer.
Mrs Million and the children visited
Der mother In Flint, Mich.
Mrs. Richardson spent the summer
In California attending the the sum-
mer school at Cal University, Berk-
ely. While there she witnessed the
o~ut-saillng OF the feet starting for the
far East
Miss Wiseman, after q two weeks
stay in ST. Louis, went to Evanston.
ILL.,, for the remainder OF the summer.
Mrs. Adams vacation was spent
with her family 10 Colorado SprinSs,
Colo. wnIle there she sang 10 Christ
Church.
Mrs. SewAll spent the summer Ia
the East, the later part Of it at the
old home In Farmengton, Ne. While
there her Oldest daughter Mss Belle
was married in the home church.
Mrs. DObyns' vacation trip was to
Kentucky and TO New York.
Mrs. Manns summer was spent in
Boulder Colo.
Mrs. Smith spent the early part OF
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Jhure in Rodgers Ark. The latter
part she studied in Chicago with Mr..
+. b. Anlich, and with Miss N. Ellen
Iglehart. Vice Pres Of the National
League Of Mineral Painters Miss
Iglehart invited Mrs Smith to become
a member Of this League, which very
hattering invitation she has
accepted She has been offered
the position Of Art Director for The
Old Salem ChautaGqua for the sum
mer Of 1909.
Miss Allison spent the summer will
her brother. Miss Anthony was al
home in Va.
Miss Jack Spent the summer at hei
home in Hazleton, Pa, where sht
took a coarse in Physical Training.
Miss Robbins visited Washington L
Q. going for the remainder Of the
summer to Nova Scotia Miss Bar
mum went just to Cairo, Ill. TO attend
the wedding Of . former school mate,
then to her home at Traverse City
Mich.
Prof. Hsrwood visited his home il
Lehigh, Utah, and has brought BIZ
sister back with him to Hardin.
Mr.. Keltner and Prof.s Barley ami
Trexler have been busy here and Their
getting students for Hardin.
Miss Tnornburgh spent part Of he
summer 10 Columbia, NO., the re
mainder In Chicago.
The new teachers st Hardin are
Prof. Thomas as head OF the con
seryatory, Mrs. Keltner. Miss Petit
bone Smith, Miss Eva Holman, Mis-
Beth Patterson and Miss BetteiI Lar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Mrs. Clara Carter, Of Pasadena,
California, is visiting Mrs. MATHS, on
Love street. Mrs. Carter has recently
q two years stay In Europe
with her son, Frank, who studied yio-
lin with Caesar Thompson. In July
she attended the marriage Of her son,
Ray, in New York City. Ray Carter
is a cartoonist and illustrator; his
work appears in Judge and life"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
PLAINTIFF MUST PAY COSTS

A valuable horse, belonging TO Miss
Lena DowelI, who teaches school at
the Jesse academy, west OF Mexico,
while hitched TO q tree, near toe said
academy, Thursday, became entangied
In the roots Of the tree fell, and broke
one OF its limbs. The animal was SC
badly injured that it was killed. DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
JUDGE HIL-
PLEY SCORES
IGNORES SUBPOENA TO ATTEND
SESSION OF mixed COURT.
In China, Puzzles Authorities and
Worries Lawless Element by His
Original Methods.

Shanghai Sept. 10.-A renewal Of
the scenes OF reputed extraordinary
harshness and zFhitxariness in the
court OF Judge L. r Wlfey, formerly
OF Mexico,h has again brought attention
10 the court besides furnishing the
Chinese authorities and another for
elgn power grave cause Of complaint
during the retr.al.
The trouble arose oveF an American
named Price, whose case was fully set
forth 10 the recent Wiley impeach-
ment report sent TO Washington. Tue
original oifense was trivial assault,
Up0n the retrial the chief witness for
the prosecution, a Chinese servant,
recanted all the evidence upon which
originally the conviction vas obtained
He said he was induced to testify
falsely under pressure brought to bear
by District Attorney Bassett, coupled
with a monetary reward from the
prosecutor.
Judge Whitley Immediately ordered
the servants arrest. and, without the
Formally Of issuing q warrant Mr.
| DENLY, the American Consul General
refused to apply to the Mixed Court
for q warrant. The Chinese autnori-
ties protected against the illegal
arrest.
Judge Wilfley,s action is greatly
embarrassing to the American Consu-
late. Tue decision given by Judge
Whitley to-day condemns Price to a
three-months' term the court refusing
TO continue bail pending an appeal,
and accusing his senior counsel, az
Italian barrister OF high standing, Of
perjury, and withdrawing the courtesy
Of permission to practice before the
American Court
Judge Whitley refused to obey the
Mixed Courts subpoena to attend the
court aud testify, on the ground thai
he outranks q Magistrate. He hai
entered suit, charging criminal libeI
against the editor Of the China Ga
sette and your correspondent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Bratton-Brandon.

Married. Saturday afternoon, Sept.
18th, at the Court House. by Judge
w. W. Bolts, Miss Bessie May Bran
don and Mr.. Jesse p Bratton, both
popular young people Of Mexico.
Miss Brandon is a beautiful and &C
complished young lady and the groom
is q leading business man Of this city.
The Ledger and the Ledger Owl ex.
tend congratulations and a long and
happy life. Here's our glad -.
RRfTREN Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
AdminiAtratrix's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that lettes
OF administration upon the estate Of
Richard P. Moore deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of AudrainO County, Mo-,
bearing date Of August "a, 1905.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance 70 the undersigned
ADMINISTRATIVE within one year after
the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benetitO OF SAID
estate, and II such claims be not e.
hibited within Two years from the
time Of the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred
MARY MOORE,
26-4t Administrators,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

The Mexioo Bin Dlpperis spent the
day n TIE weedA north o. town, Fri
day AID ha . high old time. They
went Cor fun and found n IN chunks.
An members OF this Club are shining
lights" and All are helping make Mex
100 . city every day-every hour.
Those who sat down At the feast
we're. John McIstyfe, I'd II. Carter,
Bob Conner. Billie Pcrawski, Harry
Atchison, o. Poisson, Sam Howard,
win Gregg, French Flelds, DR.. Gave,
Frank Hafner. BIZ Oreasey, Rufus
jackson, Jim Gilpin, Tony weInand,
Charlie Arnold, Geo. Lee. Billie
johnson, Carter johnson, John Kemp,
IN. Jos. Steinman, Tbeo Williams,
Geo Hall, Sam Burns, Billie Sullivan,
Geo r Jonnson, Chas Powell, Herbert
Tucker, Tom Hook, Sam Locke, Geo
johnson, Oscar Martin, John Wick
ham, Walter Peck, Jack WooleFy, W
J Bolts, @ n Clark, Jim I johnson.
Jim Lewis, DR. Mcintyre, Frank A
Sanncbeck and many visitors. Some
where on this earth you may find just
M good men as the above bunch, but
none better. Col. jim Gllpln received
\ message from William Jennings
Bryan that owing TO the fact that be
.H
Bryan failed 70 get his laundry be
would not be present at the feast.
This is TO be regretted, as the Club
intended 10 allow President Bryan 10
sit down At first table with a cold
bottle of-Cottonwood Springs elixir
OF life TO bis right. o, heayings!
Everything was as serene as a noon
day sun with q cloudless sky.
The day was warm, appetites good
and Threats as dry as powder floor.
Col. Jim Ford was master Of cere-
monies and he and his bunch OF able
assistants were there with the goods
Two commissary wagon loads of vel
and dry goods we're taken TO the camp
from Mexico and all was gobbled W
by the wet and dry Dippers.
Hfty-foGr people were present al
the feast and four sheep we're eater
up-bones and all. Prot. Dink OoopeI
superintendent the cooking Of the goOC
stuff and there were lots OF it.
The nifty cake walk by DR.. JOSEPH
Steinman and Col. Frank Sannebecl
was B big hit Of the day.
Not one case OF buck sger or acutl
indigestion and no Dipper fell by thI
wayside. o, joy
Tony Weinand told many funn.
stories. So did Will Gregg, Jim Gil
pin and Walter Peck. Hon. c. +
Clark, Sam Locke and Rufus jackson
are superb after dinner takers.
Col. Bob Corners Prohibition speecl
was great The exhorters we're Waite
Peck, John Mcintyre, Geo. Hall an
Jim Gnpin. After Col. GElpin's tai
many wept bitterly and many mad
g bot race for the hot tam2le and we
goods counter 10 get relief and be rt
juyeuhted. Great shades OF Cotton
wood SpringsI What do you think G
that The speech vas quite nifty.
In snort, the occasion was one Ions
loud continuous round Of untold plea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

NOTICE or
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY on AUDnAIN.
Anna o%ottinghAm. Plaintiff.
VS..
Benjamin Y. Lewellen. Frank NJ. Feather
ston, Harry E, F~entherston, Ernest Fenth
ston, Mrs, Kate Welsh and Mrs. sam VII
helm, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Audrain County
Missouri.
by virtue and authority OF a decree and
order OF sale made by the said Court, In Thu
above entitled cause, and Of a certified copy
thereof, dated July nth. 1908, | will, o.
Friday, 2na Day Of October, 1903
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock in tn,
forenoon and Five O'Clock In the Afternoon
Of that day, at the front door OF the Court
House, In the city OF Mexico, In Audmir
County, Missouri, sell, at public yendue, 4
the highest bidder, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
Lots four "a and Ave (5l In block ten 10
Morris Addition to Mexico In AudraiE
County, Missouri.
Terms OF Sale as follows, viz;-Oash.
wtd. PRICE JOHNSON, sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Summer Tourist Fares.

The Chicago & Alton z. 3. has on
sale daily until Sept. Goth, 1905, tour
list tickets at greatly reduced fares to
In the East. West, North and
Long limits and liberal
stopover privileges. For further In
ca upon or communicate
with E. 4. Mathews,
Tiki. Agt. q. & A. R. B.,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
FORMER MEXICO GIRL
ON BURNING VESSEL.
Miss Nary Cross, Of Columbia, Who
is quite Well Known in This City
Rescued From Burning Boat,
With Other Passengers, While
Going South.

Amid scenes OF the widest excite
ment Miss Mary Cross. Of Columbia,
Mo, formerly Of this city, vas rescued
Thursday from a burning vessel on
the Mississippi river. Miss Cross was
one Of several hundred passengers
whose lives we're In jeopardy because
Of the blaze and considers her escape
most fortunate.
She was on her way frum st Louis
to Caruthersville to teach In the high
The boat had 5000 bushels Of
wheat as cargo. The rescued were
taken to Cape Girardeau
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

A gay picnic party repaired TO the
fern covered bills of Auxvasse Thurs
day, to spend the day sand enjoy the
good lunch taken along. A start was
made at seven o'clock and the return
by moonlight. Many ferns were
brought back as souvenirs Of the hap
py DAP. Tue party consisted Of Mrs.
a. c. Barnes, +. L. Crosby, Roy Fer
ris, Arthur Sharp, Austin Smith,
Charles Carpenter, Misses Emma and
Maud Cauthorn and Katie Ferris and
Messrs. Arthur Sharp and Roy Ferris
On Friday evening OF last week,
Miriam .Glandon gave an enjoyable
party to some Of her friends. The
boys we're Invited till eleven O'Clock
and during their stay punch and re-
freshments were served. On their de.
parture the real business Of the coca.
sion began. that is, q banking party.
A midnight feast was p~artaken OF at
the proper ghostly hour and the bunk
Ing with intervals OF eating and
talking was continued till morning
Mrs. Walker Pollock's home was ths
scene Of this ~festivity and those who
enjoyed the occasion with Miss Mir
lam were Frances Johnson, Lottit
Cornett, Mamie Cauthorn, Charlotts
B0eckler, julia Tucker, Elizabeth
Mcclure, Margaret and julia Cave
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
BRYAN SAYS HIS FORTUNE
is $3.50, 900; SCORES CANNON
Demoeraticl Nominee Declares
That Speakers Charge He Is
Worth Million is.False.

Olney, Ill, Sept. 1O.-Giving a de-
tailed statement of the amount OF
property owned by him, which he
placed at 100000 at the outside,
William J. Bryan, Democratic candi.
date for President In a speech here to-
day, declared as false the accusation
OF Speaker oannonImade yesterday in
Springfield, Ill, that be was worth q
Million dollars and called upon the
Speaker to be as frank in making
known to the world the amount Of his
own earthly possessions.
Speaker Cannon is credited with
saying that Mr.. Bryan had accumu
lated Q million dollars selling wind
and ink 10 the public.
John Il. Fish, OF Bloomington, Ill,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Low One Way Colonist Fares to The
West and Northwest Via The
Wabash.

On sale daily Sept LIST to Oct. 3Ist
1905.
To Portland Ore, San Francisco,
Sacramento, San Diego, and Los An.
geles CAL, s33 30. Also low rates to
many other points In Arizona, Califor-
mia, idaho, Montana, Mexico, Nevada,
New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washing
ton and British Columbia. For fun
particulars, call or address,
LIN. Richards,
Wabash &. r. Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

II fur no other reason UnamA..
lain's salve should DO kept in ave.,
household on account Of it, O,s,,
value in the treatment of burns I y
aIlays the pain almost instantly ~
unless the injury is a severe ono h.s%'
the parts Without leaving a Scar ~ ~
salve Is also uneQualled for cb,n1.s
hands, sore nipp es and disease Of u.
skin. Price, rs cents. For sale Nv
Oriswell. Drug IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Homeseekers excursions

Via the Wabash
TO all points In Texas and Okla
bona also certain points 10 many ether
states. On ssle first and third Tues
days u each month until and includ-
Ing December 1908. For rates limits
ETC. call or address.
4. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash R. h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
NOTICE OF
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.
Moilie p. Bishop. Plaintiff,
vs..
John ]. Bennett, Alfrsd Bennett. and An,
tin Bennett mi the North Missouri Tnt
Company. Guardian OF said Austin Rsr
nett, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Audrain coup,,
Missouri.
By virtue and authority of n decres ana
order OF sale made by the said Court, IN I'M
above entitled cause, and OF a certified cow
thereof. dated July nth, 1905. / will, on
Friday, End Day Of October, 1908,
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock in In.
forenoon and Five O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that Gay, at the front door Of the Oo1i
House, In the city OF Mexico, In Audmin
County. Missouri. sell. at public yend1e, Ia
the highest bidder, tho following described
Reel Estate, via;
All OF lot nine (pl Of Bank Addition Ia
Mexico, Missouri; also the north half Of In
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section y, township 81. range west Ia
Audrain County, Missouri.
Terms OF Baig ms follows, viE:-Cash.
wtd, PRICE JOHNSON, sheriff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
CHERRY Wins
SUIT AT PARIS
RACHAEL PIERCE MUST ALSO PAY
HEAVY COSTS ON BoTHsIDEs.
Neither Hear Decision -Judgs EDy
declares Plaintiff was Never De-
PENDANTS wife-shields Lima
Basket.

Paris. Mo, Sept. 10.-Judge Ely rem
Tered bis decision in the sensational
suit OF the woman calling herself
Rachael Pierce Cherry against John
Cherry for divorce and $4,000 Just be-
fore tile adjournment OF court Ibis
Afternoon. II was ia favor Of Mr.
Cherry 90 every point
Neither party 10 The famous case
was present at the time, Mr.. Cherry
was In Jacksonville, Ill, and ehe
IplAlntlff was In her apartments at the
Glenn Hotel. Only the attorneys and
court officials we're IN the room, the
public having understood that Friday
had been set as the date for the long
deferred decision.
The fair plaintiii was greatly shocked
when informed that she lost, but
would make no statement for publ.
cation. Her attorneys are consulting
tonight about a plan Of action for the
future, and as 0 as court opens tc-
morrow morning say they will file q
motion for a nav trial as . prelimi-
nary to an appeal to the Supreme
Court
The plaintiff still stoutlg contends
| that she Is the legal wife OF the rich
jackson slIle contractor, and express
the belief that the higher court Will
reverse the judgement rendered today
asserts she was bis wife when be con-
tracted his marriage with Miss Lena
Basket, q prominent young woman
af this place, In May, 1907.
COURT REFUSES TO DISCUSS CASE.
Judge Eby, in conversation tonight,
declined to point out for publica-
tion the points that specially infiu-
enced him to decide against the plain.
tiff. A number OF features In the case
If taken together, would have make a
strong showing in her behalf, but 10
considering such matters the court
viewed the evidence from all sides and
let bis judgement be shaped according
ly.
One Of the plaintiffs attorneys ex-
pressed the opinion that the famous
contract, on which the plaintiff relied
so confidently, turned out TO be the
weakest link in the chain Of evidence
The fact that the petition hrst filed
in the case alleged that the marriage
took place In east ST. Louis on Decem-
Der 25, 1904, while the last petition
changed the place to Chicago and the
date to January l, 1905, is thought X
have been seriously considered by The
court.
PLAINTIFF MUST PAY COSTS
The cost OF the case, which will b.
very heavy, were assessed against the
plaintiff. Judge Eoy had reduced his
judgment to q single small page Of
manuscript, He made no comments
and did not discuss any phase Of the
case before or after reading his flud'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Lyman Emerson VS. Jo Winters ct
al.
c L Ferris vs. G D Rollins ct al.
Tennessee Bottoms VS. Otto B Bot
toms.
Henry Harvey VS. attachments
Thomas Patton.
Daisy Thomas vs. Will Thomas.
Henry Harvey rs Thomas Patton.
Kate Clements vs. NJ Elsie.
H&F Chem Co ct al VS. VS. Mexico
Ice and Storage 20 ct al.
Rachel Prince VS. S B Green.
Fl W Thomas ct al vs J O Hayes ct
al.
International Filler Co vs. Q N Clay
Matte Anderson VS. VIM Anderson
City OF Mexico vs. Ben Crawford, ap'
pool
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
The Democrats Of Audrain County
Should Make Their subserip-
lions to This Fund Immed-
lately.

The following subscriptions have
been made to the Democratic cam
paign fund. Send your name to the
Ledger and your check to DR.. r. w.
Berrey, treasurer OF the county COM
mittee. Get on the roll Of honor at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Sunday Excursions Via Chicago &
Alton Railroad

Until further notice return tickets
will be sold each sunday from all sta
tlons TO stations distant not exceeding
100 miles, one and one-half fare with
no rate less than fifty cents. Limit
TO return only on date OF sale.
&. #. Mathews,
Ticket Agent,
Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

FredLlewellyn Jr. is home from Bot
Springs, Ark. where be attended, a
meeting OF the P~hareceutical Asso Of
the United States
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

J.. c. Bassford and @. r. Gibbs are
home from Clark where they went TO
hear Governor Folk speak. They re-
port an unprecedented gathering OF
Democrats on this occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Sam Evans and wife are going to
Bowling Green, Mo-, on a visit. MI.
Evans is better and his many friends
trust he will return entirely cured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Mrs. Carrie Lynn, OF Jacksonville,
Ill, is visiting Mrs. James Squires.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

w. H. Norris is home from a pleas.
ant visit to bis old home In Pennsyl.
yaufa,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

A snfiiinS Good Tine Rselsd on
IN the Woods-Hfty-four People
Present and -Four Big FAT sheep
Eaten-oDe Long, Loud contin-
nous Round o. Untold Pleasure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Mrs. Ben Cheatham and Mrs. Nan.
ME Payne, Of Fulton, were visitors h
this city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Gentry, OF this city, Is very III
OF typhoid pneumonia,
DTTT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Bow Thisi
We offer One Hundred. Dollars Bevard for
sny case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured hy
Halle Catarrh Cure.
Wa. the undersigned, have known r. >.
Cheney for the last 10 years. and belieFe Lin
perfectly honorable in all business transae-
tiJns and financially able 10 carry out any OBJ
~iIgatlons made by his nrm:
WALDtNo, KlNFAE q MARVIN Whoiesait
Druggises, Toledo o.
Halis Catarrb Cure is taken internally, 90
ting directly upon the blood and mucous SUI
faces OF the system. ~TestlTnQniais SEM iree
Price $50 per bottle. Sold by oil Druggists
rake Hanis Family Pills for CONSTIPATION
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Dr. n. R. Rodes, Warner WILLIAMS.
aus pufdy and r. D.. Worrell are
fishing at Pearl, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

MRS =. A. Grassell, after a pleasant
sisIe with DR.. A. M. Patterson ana
family has returned to her home IN
Pithburg, Pennsylvania
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
soc1Er SNAIL TALk

Mrs. J. H Hardin Is The guest Of
her sister. Mrs Sid Garrett
Dir. aud Mrs W. G. Burks and
daughter, Marylee, are home fFom 8
visit 70 Columbia.
Miss Victoria Brooks is attending
the Conservatory Of Music At Cincin-
uati.
Miss Fan Mason leaves tomorrow
for AtIsntas Georgia, where she
teaches this winter.
Mrs J ]. Brown, OF Fulton, Is the
guest OF Judge Guthrie aud family.
Miss Elizabeth shannon. who has
been the guest u Miss AlmaWilliams.
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L M. White are dom
iciIed for the present or Seash .Ielier-
son street.
MI. and Mrs. W. r. Holmes left this
week for Chicago, from which point
they will take 3 lake trip.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph BaFth. have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs Mccall has returned TO Fulton
after a visit With her sister, Ms.
1 John Gregory.
Miss Lello Williams, OF Oklahoma,
Is visiting Miss Louise Lakeland.
Miss Mary Emmons has returned
from a visit with Bruceton relatives
Miss Gertrude Fly leaves shortl,
for Washington, d. @, where she vii
attend school.
Mrs. John Denser is visiting in Il
Grange.
Mrs W, R. Rodes and grandson
Ryland Rodes, are home from . visit
with Dr.. Landon Rodes at Boulder
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Evans leay
shortly for 3 visit to Bowling Green
Mrs. J. W. Zsvely. Of Muskogee
Okla. is visiting her parents. Col. AM
Mrs. Green Clay.
Mr.. B. B. Tureman, OF Kansas City
Is a guest Of friends 10 this city.
Howard Cook, ofn Jefferson CitJ
spent last Sunday here.
Miss Martha Shea left last sunda,
for Cape Girardeau.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Harry Atkinson and wife, OF Fulton
passed through here Friday en- route
St Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
$i6.tO TO st. Paul and Return
Via the Wabash.

s22. 40 TO Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo and return. On sale daily
until sept. 30th. Return limit Oct. 81
1908 J. M. Richards,
Agent
wabash r.. Il. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Edwin O. Watts, Of Chicago i
u ! making Q plat Of the town for
0 insurance Companies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Col. L. +. Bacon, Unpopular travel.
ing passenger agent for the Santa Fe.
was In Mexico on business Friday.