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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-24

thCh VNti ip -hA.
 Clews. The suggestions he gave then were considered very valuable and were largely adopted in the financial system finally chosen for the modern iZed Japan. The eminent banker has since kept in close touch With the statesmen of this remarkable country.
 MT. Clews tells a story of an old dar ky he met one day trying to reason with a haiky mule.
 That your mule, uncle:' he asked
 He am Sah.'
 Docs he ever kick:'
 kick, sah: He don't have no 'e:l sion to kick. Is the one to kick. sah. He's oettiN his own way right along"
 That grand old man Dr Edward EveH ett Hale is often abScntminGod. tsaP Sunday le visited the New Yor,. St;st" reformatcry ~ Elnira. where he WAS asked to occupy the pulpit of the chaN.3 and address the convicts. When 'a arose he found every seat occupied Roaming with pleasure, he astonislle3 his hearers ty saying:
 T am pleased and gratitied to see So many here today"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-24

Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, who was married a few days ago 10 the Russian Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna. is re
 membered as the handsome scion of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Literature and library committee,
Mrs T g. c. ambsrs Oklahoma
Ciy. Mrs J VI Aydelotte. shaw.
u,,. ciyics commiue., Mrs. I'd
johns ChIcykasha industrial and
child labor commi,,e.. Mrs. VI. F..
Earlcv Mushosee. resolution com
mitte..
Mrs VIM. A. Johnston of Tope.
ka. On, director OF the q. =. W. C..
executive board. who has Oklahoma
under her Jurisdiction in the mat
ter Of appointments, writes that Ok.
lahoma was given larger represen-
taiiCn than Kansas oklahoma IS 10
be congratulated In having SO large
a number here IN the next two
years work. and We feel that both
the state and the general feder.
alton will be- mutually benefited by
these appointments.
IL is through the club women Of
our state who are placed on these
committees that our state fedora.
tion and ifs members come into
close and active touch with a.
larger work OF ,hs general fedora
zion. and is enabled 20 do It's part to
ward making tha, work effective
MRS JOHN THRrADGILL.
President W. p G. Of Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
FEDERATION NOTES.

Ta, TWO tede.a,ious OF Womeus
clubs 300 The state o., Oklahoma Will
m.r, 10 Join, session FOR The pur-
pu>. of uniting 20 form a new fed.
,.a ou 80 ArImor. Okla. Noyem-
u,r Z. and g. The program
Niu , one oi The most interesting
ever g.y,n. The chief lecturer Of the
D. :. forest service, Euos 4 Mills,
Vil H. rassy on November and
q. aad -Iye several interesting and
a,4u addresses ON practical forest.
y and The reservation and use
a.. .lv national sogrs. reserve. Mrs.
Jos, pubr,lI presidsu, OF the
rrNa, Federation ~ Womeu.s clubs.
800. eaa.-u.s0 Cd, g. p. W. e. Civ.
les committee. ri. give us an ia-
t,-e.rus and Instructive address on
"Cycs"
N, hop, ro have .n next weeks
club column a more complete ac-
eow. %, interesting features OF the
pro-.au
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

MISS 'NNu u MISS N't.i' p. go
Gainesville. Mis-, Bronson oi New
York and Mrs Roy e. Bradford
OF Galveston.
TU. AIt,os. another jolly and CON
e,u.al bunch OF dancers who have
recent, or-auiz,d and dance every
Friday d. Red Mems Hall gave a
merry round on that evening There
was excellent music and jolly
time had Those who danced were
Miss Ka,lcru Wilkes. Miss Anna
and R,ta Roecrs. Miss Maggie
Wilkes. Miss Willie May and Mat
90, Joiner Miss shirley. Miss Car.
g.uf,r Miss Tooth. Miss Evans.
Miss Freeman Miss TAYLOR. Miss
Wymor, Miss slaughter Miss Hoft
man. Meu-HWum. Atkins. Hll
Logsdou Joe AMI VIII NcLomore.
Heath Crtcuf eli. Hardy Mat
tueVs. Gu Price and Nulay. Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Goodman. Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Wells and Mrs Everett
Booth chapcroued the party During
the evening punch was served.
,
Ms Joanna Roberts enjoyed a
pleasant surprise from her friends
Friday when number called In a
bunch through compliment to her
birthday anniversary. In the party
were M,sdamcs Roe Carter. Palmer,
Wymore ". :. Wolverton. Netue
Jones. King, WcsthoG. Dove. Mul.
l.us. s. %. Palmer. Bryan. Misses
Grace and Fay Bryan. Lizzie Dove
ltca Wolyelton. Blake Jones. Ruth
Ross. and Charles and Ruth Rollins
Mrs. Frederick Greeuleaf is eN
pected 10 arrive in the city tomor
row Afternoon and will be a guest a
the j. r. Pennington home during
the coming week
Mrs. Maurice Ncathcry an,
. daughter. Virginia. o. Vernon. Tex
as. are pleasant guests OF Mr.. am,
Mrs. ". :. smith. ON Harrroy,
Heights.
The members Of the High Schoo
met FRIDAY afternoon and electe
an editorial stan for the Criterion
q school paper that is publishe
quarterly The following member
We're chosen:
Fdforin.caicf sam Newman
As-i-tan, editor N,ulc Ikagd.
Assistant editor -George WilIlam
ENohaug, editor Rcccnia Blaul
Historian Junior Murphy
Athletics Walter staples.
Po,'-Maria Williams
Humori,t Mamie Gross.
Gumblar-Kare Johnson
Artists Ruby pyrr aud Iaur
Tucker
r.y Mothers C'ur of -.r Dir,
VarI m,' 90 tH- Franklin scho,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

day afternoon There was good
attendance and an excellent program
rendered Tree planting vas the
lesson subject
Roll call response was short
sketches given = historic forest
trees.
Mrs Burnett read an interesting
paper on service OF Forests which
s.oN,d much study ana thought
other topics discussed were The
Kinds of Trees 20 Plant" and How
fo Arouse au Interest in Tree
Planting
The next meeting will be "Cleanli
ue.s' This viii Dee divided. \. b.
and g. Under \ comes physical
cleanliness. % mental and c moral
Mrs Abcrnathy will lead the met.
in1 and viii give par,r ON 'he
care Of the teeth.
There was quite hit Of business
transacted but the limited space as
sig.cd This department prevents Us
publication
The Hgh scfol auxiliary and
Mothers CLUB u the Third ward
entertained informally Friday af,e-.
noon for their teachers and 20 give
am opportuu.t, for the patrons and
teachers 'o .e,t a.uuaIuf,G " There
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

i have used Dr Kings New Life
Pills FOR many wears, with increasing
satisfaction They take The kinks
ont OF the stomach liver aud bowels.
without fuss or friction ,a,s y. n.
Brown OF Pi;tsfeld. VI. Guaranteed
satisfactory at W. B. Frlm, drus
store. CSC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
Eas, Ardmore Presbyterian Church

At II a. m. s, rmon. reception OF
new members and the Lords supper.
The session will meet at 10.45 a M.
sabbath school at $500 D. m. Evening
service at 500 p. m. Everyone most
cordially welcome.
r. G. CARNAHAN, Pas.o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Catholic church at nine O'Clock this
morning. everyone is cordially in.
vted
JAMES J. WALLRAPP.
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Alaska retrlgerators az very low
prices. The season is closing and
we have few choice ones left. Ri,
ems. Corhn and Frensley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Be sure and call up the Ardmore
Supply Co, for estimates on piping
your house. Phone co ?0u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
AlBATROSS

That's the name OF the best -four
sold In Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Services today az 1880 @. N. and
$50 p. m sunday school az 9:45 a.
m. Meeting OF session at 1880 a.
m. \ cordia, invitation is extended
TO everyone.
CHAS. c. WEITH. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Catholic Church.
Mass services will ho held a. the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

r., No,hrr, Clup of Mc first
WarI m,t 90 tH- Franklin schoo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Mrs. Frederick Greenleaf is eN.
pected TO arrive in the city tomor.
row Afternoon and will be a guest AZ
the J. r. Pennington home during
the coming week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27
Read all the Advertisements
FREE TO YOU-MY SISTER r.: : no . ":m % ~.1: @ :.. : So
] AIII WNIllhN.
know wumsn's sufcrings
! have found the eur~

Will mail. tree VI any charge my home treat
ment with tull Instructions TO any sufferer frOg,
womsn's ailmentA | want ca tell all women ahout
this cure my reader for yourself your hter
your mother. or your sister. l want "a tell you ho~
60 cure yourselves at home without the heir % q
doctor. Mon sanNct undcrstand woinens suffefinss
What women know from exrsriense, We knc.s
hotter than any doctor ! kncv that home troGt-
mcnt ia n safe and cure for leucorrhoeg -
htIsh discharges, liberation, nisrlseeu,ert CT
Failing Of tho Non,h, profuse, Sesnty o. pslai. d
Periods, tterine or Ovarian luurors o. Grow ths
also pains In the head, hack and bow els bearing
down feelings, nervousness, sreering tesNrg Gn
the srirc, meisnc holy, desire 60 cry, hot ssNs
~osrncss, kidney ard bladder troubles hes
Saused hy weaknesses peculiar 20 cur seN.
want to send YOU a eo,urlsts ten daS treat-
weut entirely tree 60 Prove O. you that you cv-s
ycursef az home easily, quickly ard surrey H.
mcmhcr, that u viii cost you ncthinr "a sivs . p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

Mrs. Maurice Ncathcry and
daughter. Virginia o. Vernon. Tex
as. are pleasant guests OF Mir and
Mrs ". :. Smith, ON Hargroye
Heights.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

The Foreirn Mission Society OF the
Broadway Methodist church viii
meet with Mrs J. w Sims Thurs
day az three Lesson. ninth chapter
drill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27

The club ladies are urgently Co..
Quastcd 10 meet at the First Pres
bytcr.au chuuh Monday afternoon
at Z O'Clock. There is importan, bus.
mess 10 De- transacted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-27


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women u EN
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MRS. ~. SUMMERS, sssn South Bend Ind, Y. 6. a.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
A DEAD MONKEY.
Couldn't Stand Breakfast Food
and a "Drink.

The following amusing story is
taken from the st. Louis Republic
of few days ago:
Monkeys nor express men are
supposed to know any OF the ex.
pausive qu alities of breakfast
foods. Mr.. w. Kespi, of Mexico,
Mo-, was not aware of this ignor-
ance when be took his mighty tack
hammer and nailed on the Stats
which made n prison of the cage
containing u pet monkey which he
afterwards delivered 20 the ex-
pressmar for shipment.
What did the expressmau know
about monkeysi The tag simply
said that the monkey contained
in the cage was TO be delivered to
one William Wehrmann, Mt No.
2O6 South Broadway, st. Louis, a
dealer in anything in the animal
kingdom except, possibly, giraffes.
The directions TO the messenger
on the express car begged that
gentleman to kindly feed the beast
in transit aud give it water Had
these directions been disobeyed all
would have been we'll, but, alas,
the monkey was fed with break
fast food of the boarding house
variety. The suspicious simian,
having nothing better to do, ch1ok.
ed all the food he could holland
then beganto whine.
The men in the baggage ear rec.
ogOnized the sound Ms a call for liq.
mid; they had heard like sounds
while passing through temperance
towns on the route. They gave
the beast about gallon of aqua
pura, or less. Then, like u Repub.
licau election guess, the monkey
began to swell aud swell. How.
ever, he did not reach the bursting
stage, but, discouraged in an at.
tempt to digest the mixture, he
quietly gave mp the ghost.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Women Teachers Galore.

The number Of male teachers in
Monroe county grows smaller each
year. All told, there are l24
teachers in the county. At pres.
ent there are only l6 male teach
ers, decrease of 80 per cent since
last year. The average sal
ary is $44 a month and average
length OF term in the country sew
en- months. Fourteen districts
pay $50, two pay sos, one pays $50
and three pay $65 per month. OF
the latter three, two have women
teachers. Only one teacher serves
as low as $50 and that teacher is d
man. OF the 90 districts paying
$50 or more only four are taught
by men.
This is somewhat the situation
in Audrain county, ehf
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
SUES FOR $4,000.
One Farmer Seeks Bi G Judgment
Against Another.

Frank Jennings and Bell j. Ap.
pleman are two farmers residing
in the western part of this county.
1t seems that couple Of months
ago there was an alteration be.
tween the two men and Jennings
has sued Appleman for alleged
$4,000 damage.
Plaintiff alleges in his petition
that on the 18th day of September
the defendant mqIiciously assaulted
plaintiff aud struck him in the face
aud breast several violen: blows
and kicked him, stamped him aud
threatened to kill him, whereby he
put the plaintiff in fear for his life,
and plaintiff says that by such as.
sault his nose was broken, he was
injured and bruised otherwise
whereby he was made i'll and lame
aud otherwise unable to attend to
business and has been rendered a
cripple for life. That he has suf.
fered great pain in both body and
mind and is compelled to pay a
large sum for medical purposes
For these reasons the plaintiff asks
damages in the sum of 81, 800 act.
ual aud 81, 500 punitive.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Fulton People Becoming Interest
edo Suscribe SIS, 600.

n few days ago the Fulton Sun
contained ibe following:
The committee from the Mexico,
Santa Fe and Perry Traction Com
pany came down from Mexico
Wednesday morning. They were
Messers. Crum, president; Robin
sou, General Manager, and Rock.
we'll, Engineer. Judge w. w.
Bolts came on a later train too
late for the morning meeting,
which was called for three o'clock
The gentlemen talked with our
citizens during the morning and
at the meeting explained their
plans aud prospects. Fulton will
be asked to suscribe S25, 900 in
stock to be paid only when the
road is fully fianced and the bulk
of the stock fianally placed so that
the building Of the road is assured.
The proposition is to build south
west from Mexico to a point
about Stephens Store or Here
ford and split there bringing one
branch TO Fulton aud sending one
| to Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Both Near Four Score.

Repeated from last weeks Full
ton Telegraph:
r. s. Person aud wife, of Mex
leo. returned home. Monday, after
a few days visi. with their daught
err, Mrs. w. T. Lemon, on West.
Minister Ave. These old people
were married 10 l84S and knew
Fulton in its youngest days, when
ladies did not thiuk it.a hardship
to ride on horse back from here to
Mexico to attend parties or make a
visit. Although around the four
score mark they are both active
and more vigorous than many
younger people.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

The Farmers at Flynt Boost the
Electric Roadway.

There was a meeting of the elec.
trio railroad promoters aud those
interested 10 the building of the
line south from Mexico at Flynt
school house. southwest Of this
city, last Friday night. The meet.
ing was largely attended aud the
members OF the local company, as
we'll as those persons who attended
the meeting, were very much en-.
couraged by the results accomplish
ed. Promise of right Of way
aud financial support was
secured from many well known
stockmen and farmers who reside
in the vicinity of Flynt school
house. while several stock sub.
scriptions were made by progress
i've farmers, who were keen to re-
alize the benefits that would be de.
rived from the electric road.
The meeting was presided over
by Samuel Craighead. while Egbert
Sims acted as secretary. Talks
were made by Messrs. Sims, Craig.
bead, Vim, Leach, Guthrie an d
others, ali of whom are prominent
farmers aud stockraisers and who
were extremely favorable toward
the project.
Talks were also made by mem
bers of the local concern and it
was agreed that the money subscrib
ed for stock in the Mexico, Santa
Fe aud Percy TrlctiOn Company.
by those residing on the southern
division, would be expended in
building that division. There will
be another meeting at Flynt in the
near future.
There will be meetings held at
Judy, Hisey, Burk and Walnut
Grove school houses within the
next ten days. II is thought that
from the interest manifested by
the residents on the south end,
that the division will be built soon
That tho northern division will be
completed is now a certainty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
A Mexico Boy Gets Distinction

w. w. Fry, Jr., son of Attor.
ney w. w. Fry of this city, is a
student III the law school at Col
umbia and lately was initiated in-
to the Phi Delta Phi, the honorary
law fraternity of the University.
The members are selected for their
ability and high standing in grades
and school work. We congratu-
late Mr.. Fry in his promotion aud
for the mark OF distinction that
has been shown him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Hadley Speaks.

Attorney General Herbert s.
Hadley, Republican candidate for
Governor, made a speech at the
Mexico operahouse Wednedav night
of last week. He discussed State
issues. Talked of his prosecution of
the trusts and thought he had saw.
ed the people $500, 600 in their fire
insurance rates, and said oil is
cheaper, too, because of what he
had done for the oil trust.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
S. P. Cunningham Re-electet.

The State me, ting of the Anti.
Horse Thief Association was held
in Joplin last week. s. p. Gun
ningham Of this city was president.
De was honored by being re- elect.
ed for the ensuing year.
Cunningham is all right any
place you put him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Little Girl Dead.

Margaret, the little 2 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Martin of near Molino, died Tues
day night Of last week of whOop.
ing cough. The funeral was held
the following day at Mt. Zion
Church. All extend sympathy tO
the parents in their deep sorrow.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Coming Back.

Repeated from the Vandalia
Leader of last week:
Mrs. w. 8. Sexton went mp to
Mexico Thursday to look for resi-.
dence. Mr.. aud Mrs. Sexton NOV
ed to vandalia from Mexico a few
months ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
House Burned.

Frank okley. east of this city.
lost his residence last Thursday
evening by fire. How the fire
caught is not known. Part OF the
furniture in the house was saved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
MEXICO ACTIVITIES.
Ex-ConfederateS to Throw a
Bomb-"An Old Boy"-Why
Didn't Judge Roy An
SWer!

week and the proceeds amounted
to $73. Miss Eula Gibbs of this
city, who teaches out that way,
did much toward working up the
entertainment.
George +. Clark and family are
entertaining Mrs John Price aud
niece of Kane, III
John Rosser of Rush Hill was
here Sunday to hear the talks of
Rev Edward Card at the Meth.
odist church. Rev. Card has
charge of the Sixth Street Mission
in st. Louis. Eighteen years ago
he was a race track gambler in Chi. 4
cago and was also trying to help
drink up the whiskey supply of the
county, but he quit his meauess and
is now expeuding all his energies
to persuade other men to also quit
the service of satan, and he is
doing a great work in that line
too He is called "Old Glory
Face" by Christian workers
throughout the State.
Mrs. Sue Hatcher has returned
TO her homein Lyuchville, Va. .af-
ter month 'sivisit to the families
of Il II. Carter and II. p. Hopkins
here.
The two Hutcherson boys are
getting into the lime light of pub
licity. Several weeks ago one of
them was attacked by robber on
n dark street and last Saturday the
other came within a hairs breadth
of being ground to pieces by
passing automobile.
Ed. j. NJ. Rhodes Of this city
closed a revival meeting last week
at High Point Christian Church in
Galloway county with II additions
to the membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Adams en-
ioyed visit first of the week from
their son, DR.. $. &. Adams, of Hunts.
vile.
Jim Quinlin of Bean Creek was
in town last Saturday and he was
telling a joke-looks like it is on
Judge Roy who is running for con-
gress against Champ Clark. Roy
made a speech at Molino the other
night and Quinliu says he didu t
finish, got panicky toward the close
when be was asked to explain that
little money panic last fall and
said he must hurry to Martinsburg,
: his next appointment. Qunlin
had another question for him too,
=. about the law price of wool. but
Roy stood on his constitutional
, rights, appears that it amounted to
that, aud got greatly in hurry
all at once to be Off.
There seems t. be something
: rotten in the management of the
D Ex. Confederate Hone up at Hig'
ginsviIle aud some of the Mexico
boys" are about to throw a bopl
into the camp which way prove 9
sensation of State wide dimensions
II there is mismanagement, kicl
. the rascals out.
A very little girl came rushing
e up the street the other day scream
y ing at the top of her voice, There
h an old boy after me. au old boy af
ter mel" Bold bad people. ant
# some others too, become old il
4 Mexico very early in life.
|. john Campbell had a little ex
perience with dynamite last Sun
4 day, He picked up a wire Will
. iusolation in the road-he though
a il was electric light wire-and car
"a ried 1t home. When he undertook
to remove the supposed insolotioI
there was a bang, as tho Is gun
D had all gone off at once. He es
y capped, as it happened, with two Q
. three hits from dynamite caps an,
Is a scare that will do him for sever
y al weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

John Wakefield attended the
State meeting Of the State High
way Engineers held at MOberly
laat werk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

A fiourishing Democratic Club
has been organized at Liberty
school house with b. f. James as
president. Judge W. w. Bolts
addressed the club last Friday
night. A glee club under the lead
eTsbip of Mrs. IL. p. Warden fur.
nished music.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22
Democrats Rally.

Martinsburg, Mo-, Oct l5-For.
mer Attorney General Grove was
the principal speaker at the Dem.
ocratic rally here today. He spoke
on State issues. II is predicted
that Audrain county will poll the
largest Democratic vote in its his.
tory this year. There was a par.
ade aud two bands furnished
splendid music. The Democrats
here are solid for the ticket from
top to bottom.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

Mrs. ] G.. Ware of Bean Cseek
is visiting relatives in Kentucky.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

Robert Bedbury nf this city aud
Miss Anna Durke of Kansas City
were united in marriage at the
home Of Charles Davis in Mexico
last Thursday nigat.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

MISS Mary Showers and 0rviIle
SanSberry of Rowena community
are students iu the Mexico High
School.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

John Guthrie is here from Seat
tie. Wash.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

Paul Lierheimer of Bean Creek
neiRhborhood is expecting to move
10 Benton City soon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

j. g. Ware on Bean Greek is
completing q fine new barn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-22

Fathers p. j. Flanagan of
WellsviIle and Vincent Dempsey of
st. Louis visited Father j. j. Dill.
Ion Of this city over Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-14
WOODS0E

DR.. Early Field OF Kansas City
In visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Field. Mrs. Field
has been seriously Ill for several
days.
II. Z. Smith and family were
guests at w. p. Witcher's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Scott and
daughters were MARSHALL visit
ors Saturday.
Martin Force made his usual
trip to Higglnsvllle Sunday.
The Misses Walkers were din
Q guests at c. w. GorrellB
Sunday.
Several OF this neighborhood
have been enjoying a few days
camping at Elk Lick.
E. G. Witcher of near Wanna
maker Is reported dangerously
ill with paralysis.