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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-05
Sample Silks 29c yd.

200 yards of Silk in sample pieces, Plain Satins yard wide, plain and fancy Silks le to 24 inches wide, every color and style. Lengths from IA to 10 yards and worth from 75c 10 S1.5o yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-05
9:30 10 l0:30 A. M.

Womcn's Cambric Petticoats, deep Aounce, rows of Val In. seriion or embroidery, full reg. ular size. Value $i.Oo at sec.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-05
10. 30 to 11.3O A. M.

Sterling Silver Bar Pins for neck, veil or belt, SC, with rhines'ones, regular 7sc each. At 29c each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

/ wish 10 inform your rezcerz that ]
nov have . supply Of State Fair Pre-
miHu Lsstsf0r distrfSatio1 70 those
who are interested In making eXhio-
It's at The Missouri STATE Fair this
fall The State Fair dates are Oot
3rd 70 9th, inclusive.
The Premium Catalogue show
largely increased premiums and the
addition Of an Educational Depart
nenh which means that the Missouri
State Fair is growing. Il is 3 great
Educational Institution and We hope
pour readers win secure q Premium
List and enter q large number Of ex-
hibitS.
the State Of Missouri has inyestfd
over . half million dollars in building.
and other improvements for the State
Fair a. SedAlia, and furnishes a splen-
did opportunity for this county u
advertise its many resources, and
show the State at large, the advance.
nent We have made 10 Live STOCK
Breeding, Agriculture and Education.
Every effort should be made TO have
this County represented In a credit
able manner. Copies Of this CatA
logue can be secured BY calling at nj
ONCE T. Ii. Carter,
County Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
FOURTH COSTS ~ LIVES
AND 27so INJURIES
Fatalities Due to Celebration This
Year Greater Than Since 1899.
-f3 More Than In 1907

Chicago. July 6.-Seventy two dead
and 2, 1875 injured are the second day
totals OF the ACCIDENTS attending the
celebration OF the Fourth Of July 10
the United States. This breaks all
records for deaths since 1880,
The number Of deaths this year re-
ported up to this morning is thirteen
more than at the same time last year.
In 1905 tifty-nine were dead at the
same hour. The number Of injuries,
however, is only two thirds OF the
average for the past five years. This
is regarded as an indication that the
agitation for a sane Fourth is having
its effect.
This years fire loss is 1885 435, which
is about the average Of the past ten
years.
Fourth Of July celebrations in Chi
cago have cost sixty lives to date,
while the severely injured number
2,099. Tie death list this year is
thirteen, being six more than report
ed In New York City. Cleveland re-
ports ten fatalities so that New York
has third place.
Five Of the Chicago deaths and three
in Philadelphia were caused by"Knal-
ifx, the new German independence
day novelty.
Seven OF the deaths In Cleveland
were due to fire in a fireworks store,
and one death in Butte, Mont, two
In CaDnonsburg, Pa one in Pittsburg
and two in Rice Lake, Wis, we're the
result Of premature explosions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

What uEl TIE Congrez1En with .
rural constituency So roo Is The CUES
ton that Mr.. Bgrb4nk and MS sbeol
q 6iytzrbssher nature vii ssortiy
Be called upon 70 soaFe. At psess1t,
according % . corrsP5o1eas q thE
Bosa Herald, The matter q PEI
ylsung ooe Two RepnSeztRtiE@-
ooe froD Iosz TIE osher froz NKSa-
chEsettk-zst in TT corT1d1r. ana ~
follewtng os1Eers1nz took place
II received this morning ere q TIE
funniest letters thai ever 2Ppzzrea
In NJ mRtl slice / left the oenchs
said the I0Exn.
TEL re about IT, sAld TIE zAz
from the BSy stats
"Eell" ~eontinGed the ether, "a
Constituent wTote ne that be uader-
derstOod the Department az AgT5cal-
ture had developed q seedleSs tomato,
which. 70 bis mind, 0aght 70 be I
mighty good thing. He wanted 70
raise s0ne Of them right sway"
"Wglsr
We'll" rsj1ined the loEzn, "he
said he wished l x0ut send hin sone
Of the seeds By return nail."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
SITES FOR POST OFFICE BUILDING
A Number OF Proposals Have Been
Submitted to the Government
for Its New Building Here
Others Spoken Of as
Probable Proposals.

The proposals for the Postonice
building must all be In at the Score.
tafy's ofiice at Washington by two
O'CLOCK Of the day Of July Is. A mum
Der Of sites have been already sub.
mitted AM it is the intention OF 9th.
ers to send in q proposal.
The following have been submitted,
or have been spoken Of as probable
The Lakenan and HIsey property,
north OF Hoxsey Hotel.
J. W. McKinleyis property, on E.
Promenade.
John Lane, his property, on e.
A. M. Trimole, hiSproperty on W.
Promenade.
T.. L. johnson and j. J. Steele, their
property, south Of the post Office.
j. c. Bassford, bis property, on W.
Jackson.
Clarence Barnes and DR.. Patterson,
property, on w. Monroe.
BY the City, the hitch lot.
POISSON & Botkin, their property, on
5. Washington.
lne property, north Of the Planters
hotel, belonging to Philip. Montague
and Ferris s. Cauthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09


Bl1z1nEtoo. IL, JAY Tos
-rubAnEx srsz=o u TIE 031zs1
a Aha E1st "a T5e 1l1Ageze1t
his kkeed Al oT5E NANh cslk III
s1ape1kio1 TT tie Ert uaatil1 Nn1
dismissal fcr re saco1d Uhs Etokszs
have bssu nslt1s thai sasg are ma
PEA 70 rork IN TIE a5 g . laouuo-
tive &c cake shesPs sy& Al fhs fair
sex sbe1 tbeiE ira aesd SOS Al =
|satsoa InsiAds they mast attsrd
strictly D bzx1nES laok out fof t6s
Dss6K q their engine, my 3ftsnuH1
% zUElS and otherwise gard Ebslf
cen an1 the co@pngs intsrsz1&
II Is ceclNed thai soDe ErsDe1
make = practise q s1n1l1g In Rs
gzngvay q their enginss while al
.EAraos and szirk and make Eoo-E7o
sgss at The girls and wans1, while
'soze have ; gin in svsry cfu asoog
.tbs rus TVS By cGeiN eo5ct has
besn ezf ozt snd uhiAs O. 1oty,
nzst keepauzy fro1 sbs e1giDeers'
size a TIE c1b and Egck ont fer
trouble abezd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
over ThirrY-nYa Years

In 1872 there was q great deal Of
di2rrhoeas dysentery and chol era In
fantum. 1t was at this time that
Cnamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiaTrhOea Remedy was first brought
into use II proved more successful
than.any other remedy or treatment,
and has for thirtJ-fve years main
tanned that record. From a small be-
ginning its sale and use has extended
TO every part Of the United States and
70 many foreign countries. Nine
druggists out Of ten will recommend
it when their opinion is asked, al
though they have other medicines
that pay them a greater profit. 1t
can always be depended upon, even
in the most severe and dangerous
cases. For sale BY CrisEell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Canniballsm Follows Eamin,

st. Petersburg July 4-Canniballsn
is becoming common in Yakunk,
Siberia, where famine is causing the
most frighttul havoc and hundreds
are sueeumbing TO hunger.
A peasant named Komof and bis
son are awaiting trial at Yskutsk, the
provincial capital, with killing Kom.
on's wife, two daughters, a younger
son and a servant, devouring parts Of
the bodies and disposlng OF the rest al
starvation prices to famIne-stricken
natives.
The natives finally revealed their
parts In the hideous transaction after
the discovery Of the skeletons in the
komoff bowel. Tue father and son
were found in hiding near by. Bread
Is absolutely unobtainable throughout
the pro finces The peasants pay a
kopec a pound for grass, with a slight
admixture OF -four which they eat as
a substitute. Continued crop failures
are the cause Of the famine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
DARE CoSTS:HIM AN EYE.
A Missouri Farmer Misealeulated
the Effect Of His Words.

C~entralia, Mo-, July 3-Asa result
Of a dare u bis 4-year-old son, Emmett
Grisweld, a we'll to-do farmer living
four miles from this place, lost bis
sight Of one eye and will probably be-
come totally blind. Grisweld was
hanging a picture standing on the top
Of a stepladder. The child was shak.
ing the ladder and his father angrily
said: "Son, l dare you to make me
fall" The boy gave the ladder a VIC.
lent push, sending father and picture
to the floor.
Griswoldis right eye was cut by part
OF the glass Of the broken picture.
The other eye was also injured and be
will probably lose it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

alta Fery pleasant six O'Clock dinnei
party, Th1EsdAy, her guests oeins
Misses Lucy Meade and Flora Alien
Rose Guthrie and Mr. Fred LlsWellSs
Miss Flora Allen Eas the g1est Of
honor ats small dinner party given
THURSDAY evening, by Miss D1rotn,
Deane A pleasant time vas spenta 81
games music and conversation
The Misses Allen were entertained
Wednesday evening, by Miss Bertha
Bolts A few friends were present.
and an agreeable time was spent.
Ms W. W. FRY gave q very pleas
ant evening, Friday, toA few OF hei
friends. Games occupied the atten'
tim Til the dining room was reached
when ali else gave way before the lus
Ici0ns spread therein prepared
Mrs. Clarence Barnes gave q mosl
elegant one O'Clock lunch, Thursday
fort number OF her friends Pinl
peas were used extensively in the din
ing room decorations, q basket Of
these blossoms rendering m artistic
csnterpiecA for the table. The lunch
OF i've courses was sof a nature en-
tirely desirable. The guests wert
Mesdames J. G. LakenzD, G. W. Rob
ertscn, +. P. VanNeSs F. R. San.
ford, ], T. Ricketts,, R V. Montague
A. c. Barnes, C. D. Glendy, B +,
Robertson, Charles Morris and SalliC
Hisey.
Judge and Mrs. w. ]. Smith enter
tanned, last Saturday evening, at
pleasant eight O'Clock dinner party. al
Hotel Hoxsey, ia honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Finnel. The dinner vas
served in the small ordinary, the fora
decorations used being hollybock:
which admit of q very attractive ar
rangement Name cards, hsndpainted
with hollyhocks, marked the covers
The guests were Mr. and Ms Joseph
Flnnel, Mr.. and MIS- viii Harper
Mesdames Susie Buckner, S. B. Cook,
Harold Buckner. Miss Louise Buck
ner, .Messrs. Fred Brown, B. d.
Rodgers and George Pearson.
Misses Addie Squires, formerly q
this city, now Of Wellsville, was mar.
ried last Thursday evening to Mr.
John Magunson. Mr.. and Mrs. Mag
UNISON left for a short trip. after which
they will make their future home 10
Wellsville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
CD Congress

1t will be recalled that during tb.
latter part Of his last administration
Cleveland was somewhat out OF har
mony with the legislative branch d
the government; upon the converting
OF Congress, it is always customary u
send a committee TO the President u
sdvise bin Of that fact and upon TIL,
occasion the time honored committee
was lined up like a lotto school boy,
around the executives desk and the
spokesman gravely said: "Mr. Presi-
dent, we have the honor to inform
you that Congress is now in session
hr. Cleveland, who paid no attention
to the committee up to this time,
looked up and laconically remarked,
d. Congress" and went on die.
tating letters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Eph Hughes is home from conway
springs Kansas, where be went in re.
gard to trade in real estate, Mr.
Hughes is very much pleased with
conway Springs, but the more he
travels around the better be likes
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

DTsARI MOORE one Of MeIicc
bright Y0uDg lads, is farming this
sumner with Steve Yigzl, northwest
Of this city, and writes 70 his mother,
Mn Belle Moore, that be is wei
pleased with his work, and thinks
that farming d the very thing f0g Z
boy 10 Do during vacation rs IL makes
hin strong for school work in the fall
DTsRrt has ordered the daily Ledger
sept 70 him during his star In u.
country, - be Ezys be wants 70 keel
sp sith the news The young man
las ooly been 20 NeKico bas cDos
since school was out and then curini
the oruDmeas ecnEention. which
festivities be eDjgyed very much.
especially the noEsT parade
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Ordinance TO Pave n, jefferson
The City Council met 10 regular
session, Monday evening, Mayor CIR.
ham, presiding; Messrs Marshall Ano
Book we're absent having been e.
cused.
Tina committee IN n. Jefferson
street paving reported 9 majority
were ia favor Of the improvement
The report was adopted, and the com
mittee discharged. The ordinance q
pave this street was thea introduced
and given two readings. The com
mittee reported that there we're forty
seven property owners representing
5s64.4 II AUDITING on n. jefferson. Vi
these. seventeen have signed q protest
re~p.esenting sl2l 4, making q MAJOR
nv against the proposition OF 2Is ~
There being thirty resident and quail
fed advocates with seventeen against
the proposition. leaving q majority oi
thirteen In favor Of the improvement
The statutes OF Missouri provide
that 10 order TO defeat such an Inn
proyement, it Is necessary for the pro
testing resident owners abutting this
street 10 have both a majority Of front
footage as well as a majority OF prop
erty owners.
MI. Myers report on the alley 10
Morris addition vas adopted and no
tice was ordered served by the Council
on the property owners that this aliey
viii be opened. The committee was
continued.
The report Of the committee on
vest Monroe street paving showed q
majority we're protesting, and the
committee wa discharged. Another
resolution to pave this street was &C
cordinglF passed.
The committee on Craig stseet
walks was given more time. John
Gregory was given permission TO ouilo
a four foot walk along bis property, on
south Jefferson.
Sue Hutchinson, who runs q negro
restaurant, had her license revoked bY
the council on account Of her running
a disorderl7 place.
Notice was ordered served on Wa
bash to repair approach TO Clark Ave.
bridge.
Bills we're allowed for street work to
/ the amount OF sSl35.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

TaE BzSsfJr5 HI1&tszd I'll MT
b osered ss EkfoT tbs new gwen
Ess1T building TINS piees C gr0Un1
Is splgn3l6ly locztsds b1i Nj Bssztord
thinks as Lis son. wallace Kp-1Tzts
secretary 70 Hnh Champ Clark thai Il
the bsIlding Eas heated there coz
plants might be made q fEEorltiEn.
The site for the postOGcs b7nsinz ID
selected BY the postc5ce department
without regard to any p1A either
locally CT from Washington M
C1rk viii Of course take nc interest
in TIE location Of the building. While
be used every effort to secure the lev
building f0E MeTico, be wants lilo
Gated where Il vii prove most salts
factory 70 the business interests Of
the cftF,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

TEE NsKieo Ledger has assays in
sisted that We should hzves Fourth
d Jgly esiebrztion every year. II
this NEy III home people and visitor
could Be entertained, and thousand
o. dollars would be kept In circulation
ia MeIie9 which now goes 10 Otbel
towns The farmers Of Audrzin
county would appreciate 3 diznihed
entertainment On the FOURTH with
fireworks at night Last Saturday
thousands Of dollars were taken out
d MEXICO In fact it was the quiet
est day 10 q business way we hare had
To Mexico for q year. Next year and
eFey gear hereafter Mexico should
have a celebration Of her OWE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
prys win In Mareellne.

M~afceliue, Mo-, July Local op
ton carried Marceline to-day by a ma
iority Of So. The total vote cast wa
el5. The election passed OF quietly
but was remarked by the presence Of
women and children on the streets anc
10 the vicinity Of the saloons.
Bells tolled at intervals. The may.
or issued a proclamation prohibiting
all forms Of street parades, and there
was no public demonstration Of any
organized character.
One Of the saloons closed at mid
night. The other three will have
several months TO run.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Special low prices in Bug
gies, Surveys and runabouts.
We are cutting down our
stock ana will make you very
close prices in vehicle. Blees,
Columbus, Siever and John
Deer work. d2-wI
Durkee & bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
M. cLKvELAED's WILL FILED.
In Ten pays 1t Is To Be PrObatsd-
Bulk Of Estate TO widow.

New Yesx. JulE 6-Tbe will OF Gro
vsr Cevelsudh has bsen fled with the
surrogate Of Mercer county, New 1sr-
sew. IL viii be prObated within Ten
dayS, when Ms Cleveland vii come
70 PRINCETON from her mothers home
in Tanxorth n. d., where she hAs
been staying since the former Presi'
ssntss death. The amount Of the e.
...s enid not be learned but 10 was
aid today that It was larger tnsn
hitherto supposed and would provide
comfortably for Mrs. Cleveland ana
the children.
Mr.. Cleveland drew the will himself
ana arranged that the bulk Oh DIS
property should go to Ms Cleveland
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

AgY attempt 70 hunfIiste Governor
Folk 1t the Denver Democratic con
TeutiOn will prove : boomerang TO bis
enemies. The Governor is not a can
dld2ts for any position AZ that con
yention, ana has asked that The
bon0B Be passed around ~ others.
Governor Folk stands on his record al
Governor Of Missouri and bis achieve.
ments as 3 faithful public servant
speak for themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

HOx. W. n. WALLACE, candidate
for Governor Of Missouri, In an inter
view published In the St Louis BE
public this week says: San the othel
Democratic candidates for Governor
are claiming the nomination, but
their claims don't mean anything. ]
viii get the nomination by at least
1900 votes. Taking the local option
elections throughout the state be
said, "tbe drys have shown q total Of
III go 70 date while the wet vote il
los 90 This would give me about
5s.00a plurality"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

TIE people Of Mexico will be de-
lighted IL the eT-Confederste reunion
could be held in Mexico next fall. We
trust the executive committee Of the
association Will bring the meeting to
Mexico, and we viii guarantee that a
good time will be furnished all Of our
visitors. Mexico is q most popular
convention town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
The Weekly Ledger


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Arrange matters g hal tbe rad z1E
bs oozRlets1 Before Esss 4 Eos
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ns6ssslY. TIE psops = Nsrio are
ElWzgs ready p c. t6sir part ard are
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z1oey. bit tbsF VII RasolutEF refuse
& rzEs hol1 q any ProPSuoa 11lsz
rssuliE ue g1xrZatssd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
WILL not susrps
: :. sa''fore s,a,,,
not SEND Bid sSs
for A Site tora.ss
Once pus''

r Hon; }. C. Bass,o.
Fish Warden, h. y
aSn a bid for ~
new Post oaoe ~.
tests IS. Is quiet b., .,s.
owners own Of The ss,iaHa
s slI , enter and tas
decided change ID -
old BassiOrd hors,
. Sro@ S The street ~
ana Garrison hY,sI.
.''s'lAn ChuhhY
sloered @a prub.s.
undoubtedly the ~
sites nentIOusd, -
one block tro-V@k
Older oana. citizens VIII -:
properly properly durlog,n
earlier part Of To- ~
s~sadqaarten Of a.
2 as cOluu.I
u Inst hsadquaranb,
oincer in The anu
command 'ouaI Of bis rim
mos and bad asrs-
o nsa,cT, going Into
s,asG h~sadqar.S
story yellow iran,
almost exactly ~.
! stands 1t ~
tbs TIE latter part d III
a BIS Memoirs, say,
commission as
while at Mexico.
bis every move N,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Mrs. O. A. GrasseII and son, War.
ner, arrived to-day from their home m
Allegheny City, Pa. They will spend
some time visiting Mrs. GrasseIl,s
parents, DR.. and Mrs A. NJ. Patter.
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

THE DAD Fellow barbecue 10 be held
in Mexico July 20, viii be attended by
members Of the order from all parts
Of Missouri The citizens Of Mexico
are arranging In every way possible So
that cur guests may have not only a
pruftable but q pleasant meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

THERE may be big steam rollers and
little steam rollers at the National
Conventions, but when it comes TO a
primary the rank and file Of the peo-
pie viii be heard from. Steam rollers
have no terror for the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

TIE work On opening Jackson street
is completed and this is now one Of
the best thoroughfares in the city.
There are other streets and alleys In
Mexico which should be opened, and
they should be opened right away.
This never can be accomplished with
less cost 70 the city than at the present
time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

III you want prompt results place
your advertising In the Mexico Ledger.
Give prices, IL possible, and guarantee
satisfaction. The Ledger will get the
customers into your store and you
must DO the rest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

miss Gladys Crawford, after a pleas.
anu VISIT with the Misses Guthrie, On
SCUM Jefferson street, has returned 70
her home In Kansas CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
I SOCIETY \

lTsas hsrzsz ssss Tor Eks secaey coHzz
= ae EreziAE LEoCKK vi pee1se eoEEn
riuEss VIA Mn E.zAsr Hazssa1 81 Aer ho@s
.a wena sne Esane1p& eksrcA q WeSl
Pozeza1e sEre<Al Feq1t y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

MIS- E. L Anderson, OF Monroe
IVY came over yesterday to visit her
parents Dr. and Mrs, a. NJ. Patter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

ice Cream Social At Alex Carriers
The ladies Of Sun Rise church viii
give an Ice cream social at the home
Oh Alex Carter, just north Of Mexico
on the evening Of July 10th. all are
welcome. d2t-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
Trouble.

Trouble.
After ~doctoring for about twelve
years for . bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine and doctors fees, / pur-
chased my wife one box Of Chamoer.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her 80 much good that she
continued to use them and they have
done her more good than all the medi-
cine l bought before SAMUEL BOYER,
Folsom, Iowa. This medicine is for
sale by oriswell Drug Co. Samples
free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

]. S. Luckie, Of Houston, Texas, Is
in Mexico on a visit to friends and
relatives, and is much pleased with
the substantial improvements which
have taken place i Mexico since be
left here. Mr.. Luckie's many friends
will be glad to know that be is pros
porous and happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Horatio Fleming left for BirnipR
BAN, Alabama, Monday afternoon
where be will take charge Of the cleo.
trical department OF the Tennesse.
Coal-Iron g. q. r. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Flood in Nebraska,

By Minor & Co. Grain wire.
Lincoln, Neo-Worst food In he.
tory, last night; not a train in or ont.
three feet Of water in Burlington de-
pot; still raining.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

There will be Rally Lay and a bas-
ket dinner at AuxVasse, Sunday, July
II. and preaching BY Rev. &. g. VII.
liams, Of New bloomfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Warren Craighead and sou and
Miss Jesse Faubin, of Darlington, and
Mrs. George Brown, Of Fulton, are
guests Of Miss Ida Martin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Lesh g. Norris, formerly Of The
Ringo Hotel, late OF Terre Haute
Indiana, are figuring on buying back
the Mark Twain Hotel In Hannibal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Fl. Z. @. Tucker and daughter,
Julia Myrtle, are home from a weeks
visit TO Mrs. Robert Randall and
daughter, at their country home,
seven miles north Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Homer 81. Haggard returned to
her home in New York City, Tues
day, after a several weeks stay With
her parents Nj. and Mrs. Cas- west Of
town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

The people Of Mexico would be de-
lighted to entertain the ex-oonfeder.
ates Of Missouri at their annual re-
union next fall