Mexico Missouri message., 1908-04-23
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Louis Kircher: OF Rush Hill is
ahead on subscription to 1909.
w. r. Plybon: Renews. Can't
keep house without the MESSAGE.
Mrs. NJ. +. Williams; One OF
our good friends out at Molino re-
news.
Mrs. Annie Miller: One of our
valued readers out on route z,
Mexico, renews.
p. Leirhiemer: One of our good
friends out on route 4, Mexico. re-
news for the MESSAGE.
j. j. Wakefield: County Road
Engineer. a mighty good fellow,
joins our big list OF readers.
J. +. Shahan: A valuable read.
er out on route 5, Mexico. glad
dens us with a renewal favor.
j. ii. Faucet: Amarillo, Texas.
Il send you one dollar. Please
extend my time for the MESSAGE"
DR.. A. NJ. Underwood: At Hol
stein, NO., Il send you money
order for ~. Keep the MESSAGE
coming"
Il. w. McFaddin: Il want the
| MESSAGE again at MolinO. Can't
do without it, at least my children
won't do without it,"
Josiah Martin: OF Darlington,
Okla, sends the wherewithal to
pay up to 1909. He says, "let her
come, we want the paper"
r. A. Stuart: A new reader.
He lately bought the 40 acre Ste.
ward farm, southwest OF Mexico,
aud has moved onto the same. He
has u nice little place.
w. l.. Wilburn: II want to
renew for the MESSAGE. IT'S a
welcome visitor at our house. +"
Mr.. Wilburn is an industrious
farmer Of Benton City neighbor-
hood.
| o. G.. Ehrlich: Puts his name
on our list. The MESSAGE enjoy.
ed a visit from Mr.. aud Mrs. Ehr-
Itch last Thursday. They live on
the John /. McClintic place, out on
West Lick, this county.
Mrs. Annie G.. Armistead: Il
want to pay for your paper a year
10 advance. We like the MESSAGE
at our house aud must have it. "
Mrs. Armistead is q popular butter
maker and sells much of her pro-
duct on the Mexico market.
N. b. WiIkerson: Il want
your paper at Santa Fe and here 6
the dollar" Mr.. WilkersUn is
the father of X. b. and C.. b.
Wilkerson, the we'll known nurs-
erymeu OF Santa Fe and Mexico.
K. b. Wilkerson also subscribes
!, for the paper and q. b. WilkersOn
renews. They are all pushing aud
energetic fellows.
j. K. Dishman: II want to
try the MESSAGE a year. What
, do you think of the chances for
local option in Mexieoi" Mr..
Dishmau lives out near Seed
: Tick" church-the building is on
J part OF his farm. He is one among
a large number Of Audrain county
farmers who want a dry county
seat aud a clean town to come tC
for their trading.
j. p. Robuett: Southeast ol
Laddonia joins our subscription
list. Mr.. Robnett, X. Nichols anC
. Frank Eckler were in Mexico last
Friday arranging to straighten ou
a laLd title. Mr.. RObnett has
bought 60 acres, part of the ole
Wesley Nichols place. and is ar
. ranging to put 81 $50 Ave room
residence on II soon. He will theI
!. have a nice farm.
F. =. Akridge: lie writes frOu
Laddouia-"I send you one dollar
Keep the MESSAGE coming thi
way till my time expires and theI
L I'll see IL | can't dig up another
n dollar. / think that new posta
! ruling is all right. The edito
needs bis pay. like anybody else
y bad q letter from our old friend
= j. K. Shell, up in Canada. The
d had a fne winter, very little snOv
J. aud no rain. Mrs. Lou Shell Ber
! ry is very low with lung trouble
!. Miss Nellie Shell Is teaching sehoC
! at q good salary. The boys ar
u all farming aud doing WE'LL" Mr
70 Akridge was au old b0yhOod frienl
=. of the aditor aud hia wife nas