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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
SUPPER BARGAINS

Commencs , evening from until o'clock naugnae of After Supper Bargain Sales The the will be a.
 meoios will appeal the thrifty we'll the economically cne this opportunity busy h wife shop together personally inspect and make such selections dictate For this occasion we Tales Orchestra will during sale Everyone whether they wish buy invited to visit this store tonight during this sale. ssAe3s &fse Y s*ess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
Seven Sentence Sermons.

 The blessedness of life depends more upon its interests than upon It's com forts.-George Mavdonald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
MENNEN's TALcUM POWDER. {

Tonight between the hours of and 10 o'clock you can buy Mennen's Borated and Violet Tal. cum Powder, only two cans to . customer nA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Modern teachers are equipped with a multitude of books. and they send their students to the libraries. But the Great Teacher, who has stimulated more thought and study than any oth- CT. was content to find most of his les sons in the evryday life about him. He bound up common things with pro- found spiritual messages. The birds of the air and the grass of the field were his interpreters of profound philoso- phy of life. With this example, we may not despise as puerile and shal- low the nature study an which so much delight and instruction is to bs found.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
NOTION SECTION.

@e~&Ns
 Coats 200 yards Spool Cotton, white or black, 8 spools for .. ..... loo Light weight Dress Shields, 2, 8 and 4, ca. 10c. Clothes Brushes, regular 50c quality, each. .19c Hair Brushes, bristle set in cement, worth 50c...18c Nail and Scrub Brush es.. .. .. ..........10 loo Pompadour Hail Rolls, full 24 inches long, assort- ed colors, sanitapy, worth. 50c, at .... .25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22

Mission Costumer made of seasoned oak, finished with four double hangers, reinforced base; worth regular $2.0O. Saturday Night Sale Cfln price each ......YsssT
 Initial Paper-Special sale extra fine quality lin en finish initial box pa- per-all initials. The kind you always pay soc box. Special Saturday Night Sale price the 0ER
 scarfs and shans- Cluny edge scarfs and shams, values that you will want to take advan- tage of as soon as you see them. Shams are 30x30 and the scarfs 16x54, are actually worth $1.98 and $1.O0. Specially priced at 98 cents S0T and .. .s...s...~VY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22

wondrous truths. and manifold as won- drous, ' God hath written in the heaveHs above;
 But no less in the flowers beneath us. Runs the record of His Love.
 --LongfeIlow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
SaturdayEvening Sale ofMens Wear
Guyot or President Suspenders

There is not man in the city but what is a' ouainted with the make of these suspender This is not the imitation but the genuine Guyo and President Suspenders, the best soc sus bender made. Saturday evening 2S N sale your choice ...... ............. 00$
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22
Imported French Novelty H'kfs

The latest fad in fancy plaid handkerchief hemstitched hem, extra large size, an extra fin weave, absolutely fast colors. Never sold fo less than 25c Saturday Evening f0H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22

Fine Percale Negligee Shirts s-Plain bosom attached cuffs, large assortment of handsome new styles, perfect in fit and make, nicely laun dered, easily worth 75c. Choice lCh Saturday evening .. .... ........... ACV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-22

Every enrolling bird sings. ''God cares" Every flower that trusts It. self to soil and sun and rain repeats, "God cares" The forest oak and the hidden violet the circling eagle or the Sequestered wren, all unite in attest ing the sufficient providence of nature, whose other name is God.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
CHURCH LEFT
$1,000 BY MRS. ROTHWELL
sen, DR.. CLARENCE RoTHwELL,
RECEIVES RESIDUE OF ESTATE
AFT.R FEW MINOR REQUESTS
ARE sATIsFIED-oLD LADIES
HOME REMEMBERED.

The will Of the late Mrs. Carrie
RothweII was probated Saturday. The
chief beneficiary, aside from her son,
Or. Clarence Rothwell, who received
the residue Of the estate after the
oh er bequest were made, was the
Methodist church , of this city. Jno.
w. Howsll was executor.
Mrs. Myrtle Lake Shattuck. Of
Vandalia. Mo-, received 500; Miss
Katie Painter. Of Ivanhoe, Va, Mrs.
RtthwelPs gold watch; Miss Rebec-
ca and Miss Henrietta Painter, Of
IYanboe. Va, each 800; the Home
for Aged Women, of this city. $50;
The Mission Home and Training
school of the Methodist church, Dal-
las. Tex, $50.
The Methodist church, of this city.
received s. 1000 to be invested and the
interest to be distributed evenly to
the pastors salary and for beney.
olent purposes. The estate was prin.
cipally real estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
SAID THE LEDGER OWL

Mrs. Charlie Robinson and Mrs,
Frank Armistead are visiting rela-
tiYes in Fulton.
The painting firm of Staples &
Canterbury have secured the con.
tract to paint the pump at Cotton
wood Springs. This is an up-to-date
firm and will do us good work.
Col. Jim Kemp was out to the
Springs to dip his bill at the foun-
tain Friday. Jim knows a good thing
when he sees and tastes 1t. Jim Is
making Mexico a mighty good Off
cial and the council will make no
mistake in re-appointing this good
man.
Contractor James Sanford and his
bunch of artists are building three
nice houses-one for Thad Threl.
keld, n for Mrs. Powell and one for
Thede Williams. James is one of
Mexico's leading carpenters.
The Ledger Owl took a little swing
around beautiful Mexico Tuesday and
will gently remark that there are all
kinds of nice residences being built
in our city. The Owl will take it as
a favor II all the Mexico carpenters
would hand to us the houses they are
putting up. for whom, and the price,
etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION, IN VA.
cATl0M

ORDER OF PUBLICATION, IN VA.
CATION.
County Of Audrain
Estate OF Missouri
Circuit Court. June Term, 1908.
Henry ]. Tarrants, Plaintiff,
Susie A. Tarrants, Defendant
Now on this the 23rd day Of March,
1903, comes Henry J. Tarrants plain.
tiff in the above entitled cause, be.
fore the undersigned W. II. Morris.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Audrnn
county, In vacation. and files his Pc
tition and affidavilt setting forth that
the defendant Susie A. Tarrants, Is
Nonresident Of the state OF Missouri
80 that the ordinary process OF law
can not be served upon her. RS
therefore ordered by me as clerk
aforesaid In vacation, that publication
be made notifying said defendant
that an action has been commenced
against her by petition in the Circuit
Court Of Audrain County, Missouri,
which said action Is based upon a
petition for divorce from the bonds
of matrimony heretofore contracted
between PLAINTIFF and defendant for
the reason that defendant
has absented herself from
plaintiff for the space of one year
without reasonable cause; and that
unless she be and appear at the
next term Of this court to be holden
~atthecourt house in the city Of Mex
leo, Audrain county, Missouri. on the
eth day of June, 1909, and on or be
fore the first day OF said term ansveF
said petition the same shall be TAX
en- as confessed and judgment will be
rendered against her.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once a week In
the Mexico Weekly Ledger, a news
paper published in the county OF Aa'
drain, Tor four weeks successiVely,the
last insertion to be at least 30 days
before the commencement of the next
term Of this court.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF
my office this the goth day Of March,
1909.
(SEAL) W. H. Morris
Clerk OF Audrain Co. Circuit Court
J. w. Tincher and J.. r. Baker, Az
torneys for plaintiff. AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
LELAND GONE ON PAROLE;
A MYSTERIOUS CHECK
THE DUKE OF THE COUNTY
JAIL RELEASED TUESDAY ON
PARoLE-wAs SERVING TERM
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JAI
DELIVERY.

c. r. Leland, Duke of the U
ty jail, was released March 3oth on p
role. He had shaved off his mustsehe.
Now a letter and check have ap-
peared which A. q. jackson, Of the
Southern Bank, states has rather a
mysterious history and he has the
word Of Sheriff Woolery who averred
It locks as n his "Iudshlp" had a fin
ger in the pie.
Leland, Il viii be remembered, was
convicted Of forgery In this county,
but because he prevented a Jail de-
livery that might have been fatal TO
several officers was given only six
months IN jail. Shortly after his
Incarceration he asserted he was the
eldest on ofthe Duke Of aberdeen.
but later denied this story, saying he
came u a titled family but refusing
to diyulge its identity.
The Letter In question was dated
April list and contained q check for
siO5, signed by either Thos. A. OF
Chas. A. Mcintyre (the exact name
not being iegiblel. 1t was payable
TO Jas. F. Douglass. OF st. Louis. The
letter n substance was about as fol-
lows please find enclosed a check
for sos, as per request, for bal
ance on account You had better pur
chase 2 blankets and a desk, which
viii amount to about $40"
tSigned) Bob.
The above letter was written on sta
tionery OF Douglass & McIntyre's liv-
cry firm, and It fell into the hands
OF Jas. Douglass. a travelling salesman
for the Simmons Hardware Co. Not
knowing anything Of the letter he
returned it to Douglass & Mcintyre,
who In turn delivered it to the South
ern bank. the check enclosed being on
a blank Of that Bank.
When see Friday morning Mr..
Douglass stated that Leland had writ
ten a letter In their office Tuesday
night and also Thursday. On Tues
day night. Mr.. Douglass states. Le-
land had him cali to the barn, say
ing that he wanted to see him. When
Mr.. Douglass arrived Leland asked
him for $500. which was refused.
Leland has been a trusty at the
jail before his parole and loafed abou
the jail vicinity.
Sheriff Woolery states IL the let
ter had been shown him In time he
could have caught Leland He posi-
lively identifies the handwriting as
that OF the Dukes" He further be-
lieves Leland intended to claim the
letter himself when he arrived in
the city, having expected to be pa
rolled April first. The parole being
several days late upset his plans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
pRonoaAla

Notice is hereby given tha, A,
N the form OF sealed proposal. ~
be received BY the Clerk Of the co.u
|ty Court Of Audrain County, Mlssous
on or before
The Third Day Of May, 1909.
before noon on that day FINN
banking corporation association q,
individual banker that may desI,a
be selected as the d~epositorv !,
funds OF said county. Each bls
state che rate Of interest that -"u
banking corpornion, association. q,
dlYidual banker offers 70 nav ~.
fund from Tho first Monday in ~
1909. to the first Monday IN ~
1911. and TO be accompanied bv
check for $500 as a guarantee
good fahh on the part OF the bIaa.''
and that II this bid should be a.
highest and be accepted be win !,
five days after being selected e1scu,.
the bond payable 70 Audrain Conn.
Missouri, TO be approved by the cor'
ty Court thereof, and with NOT ~
than five solvent surbies, who sn.o
own unincumbered real estate in a,
state OF as great value as the anon,
Of said bond, or. at tho option q, s,Ia
court, deposit in lieu Of real as,,,.
as security, bonds Of the unl,ss
States. or this State; the penalty :,
such bond shall not be less than n.
total actual revenue OF this commit
for the year Of 1903 and 1910 II.
The sum Of one hundred THOUSAND A.
lars (s10o. 000) conditions for N.
faithful performance OF all duties i.
obligations d~evolving by law unun
said depositor and for the paymsD,
upon presentation Of all checks draw,
on such depositor by the coun,v
Treasurer Of Andrain County. M.
AU-
souri,. when ever any funds SHAH !.
in the depository, and that all fund,
including the funds belonging 4
school districts Of said county sh,u
be kept faithfully and accounted n,
according to law. The interest IN
be paid by such depository shah Ia
computed upon the daily balance TIM
credit OF the county. which such A.
pository, and shall be payable N
the county treasurer monthly. N.
County Court viii at noon on ii.
third day Of May, 1909, publlcah
cause to be opened all bids depositsd
with the clerk Of said court before
that hour. The checks will be return
ed to the bidders. whose bids are IA.
iected, and on the approval Of
bon the check will be returned to
the bidder, whose bid is accepted. II
the successful bidder fails to give
bond within five (5) days after the
date of such selection as deposltOt.
the amount Of such check shall 20 to
Audrain County as liQuidated dam,
ages. u. H. Carter.
Clerk Of Audrain County, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
"DRYs" AND "WETs" FIGHTING
BEFORE COUNTY COURT

"DRYs" AND "WETS" FIGHTING
BEFORE COUNTY COURT.
The fight made by Chas. johnson
before the County Court to procure
a saloon license was continued al.
most throughout the entire day
Thursday, as well as having consum-
ed the session the day previous. With
out doubt this is the most stubborn
ly fought battle between the ~so-called
"wets" and "drys" that has ever
been taken before that body.
The 'drys" brought several wit
nesses for their side of the question
In hand from Columbia and the vi
cinity Of C~entralla. The court room
was crowded beyond capacity through
every session. On several matters of
law which the attorneys disagreed
over Prosecuting Attorney E. s.
Cant was called to pass upon.
At a late hour Thursday afternoon
Mr.. johnson was granted a license by
the court.
]. W. Gregg was granted a license
for the jefferson bar Thursday af-
teYnoon before court adjoined.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
FROM ST. LOUIS TO KAN
sAs CITY I'M AUTOMOBILE


DR.. Lee, DR.. Smith, Lyme Marshall
of Fayette, NO.. olBa Broderick, Sc.
dalla, Mo-. and Misses Sarah Boehm
May Haughton and Ella sodeiski, Of
st. Louis, arrived in this city late
Sunday afternoon in an automobile OF
their way to Kansas City. having
left st. Louis Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock After a short stay in this
city they proceeded on their way fol
the western metropolis. These are
all we'll known young people and wer
enjoying the trip very much. They
were to arrive in Kansas City some
time Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
HAIL STONES AS BIG

AS OuAlL'S EGGS.
Whiteslde, Mo-, April 6.-This sec
ton was visited this afternoon by a
heavy rain and wind storm, the hard
est experienced here for some time.
Boxes, tables and crates were
blown with fury through Main street.
Hail stones as large as quails' eggs
feel thick and fast. The heaviest
part of the storm passed northwest of
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
VERNON COUNTY FoR

GOOD ROADS.
Nevada, Mo-, April 10.-The road
oyerseer and members OF the
township board OF the various town.
ships in Vernon county met in this
city to-day and laid plans for road
work for the coming year. Mac
adamized roads will be constructed
the entire county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

HIS STOCK.
In order that he may have more
floor space, j. w. Dry has leased the
store building in the West block. In
his new room he has his line Of bug
giles, road wagons and surries and is
carrying an upto-date line of We
hicles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
MCMILLAN HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES NUMBER q
LARGEST NUMBER OF BOYS IN
THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL
-cHALsEY CREWS PRESIDENT,
MISS NINA sTALLINes sEcRE-
TARY.

Commencement time is near. The
sweet girl graduate is already pre-.
pairing her gown of white and the
youth his weighty speech concerning
the location Of Italy. The gradual
ing class Of the Mcmillan High School
consists Of 9 boys and IL girls. The
number of boys is the largest in
the history OF the school, though
tie entire class is smaller than some
of past years.
Chalsey Crews is President OF the
class and a promising candidate for
vaiedictorsan. Miss Nina StalIings
is secretary OF the class.
Those who are candidates for d.
plomas are:
Chalsey Crews.
Roy Jesse.
Ray Pitts.
Turner Williams.
Paul Hassler.
Gervais BeIrey.
Claude Brown.
Howard Williamson.
Carter Taylor.
Misses
Ligia Bolts.
Anna Moore.
Elizabeth o'Brien.
Bess Ridgway.
Bessie Tucker.
Myrtle Moore.
Natalie Morris.
Stella Murphy.
Blanche Mckinney.
Marie Rose.
BESSIE Reighley.
Matte Sloniker.
Nina StalIings.
Mary Bolts.
Lillian Crawford.
Sallie Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
Notlca Of Elnal settIement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that fins'
So 'ement OF the estate Of J. r.
Sharp, deceased. will be made al
the May term OF the ProDa'S
Court Of Audrain county. Missouri 70
be held at Mexico, Missouri, on ue
second Monday in May, 1909.
wtd Emma Sharp, Executrix'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
LATE VOTE GIVES sHoBE

1I6z VUTESi DAVIS, 80
Returns from 81 out of the IS
school districts in Audrain County
give the vote on County School Com.
missioner to be: Shobe, 1852 votes;
Davis, S7s. This practically insures
Shobe's election, as the remaining II
districts are principally small ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
10, 20 and 80 Years
/ Ago This Week
. a Acc rHIs WICK

80 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
The vohseis IN wasch While coOns
.na Clark Barnes were riding broke
down, iniuring Mr.. coOns on the
head.
Mrs. N. E. Burhop opened a millin-
cry store over W. A Morris gro
Gerry store.
Miss Clara schariAch gave n party
to her friends.
Willie Garrett worked for GIL &
Garrett.
schariach q Han dissolved partner
ship.
While West was severely injured
by his horse throwing him.
Mrs. T. J. Casey moved her millln-
cry store next door south Of Mccar-
tens.
Married. at the residence Of.
Thomas Hughes, Giles Green and
Miss Emma wolff, by Rev. MIR. Gras-
|ty.
W. T. Keath, Of Mexico, was agent
for the Mccormick reapera and now
ers.
VIM. Sammuels sold his grocery
stock to Johnny Brooks.
WIN. Hooton was home from Quin-
cy. Ill, where he attended CONNER
cial College.
20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Mrs. Geo. Kabrich was seriously
i'll.
Robt. Lockridge, aged IS years, die
at his home south of Mexico.
Ricketts, & Emmons bought the G..
NJ. White stock Of boots and shoes.
W. K. Potts was erecting four cot
.tages to rent.
D. D. Woodward and /. ]. Smith
were at Hot Springs.
II. NO.
Miss frankie Canthorn was teaching
a spring school at Moline.
Cal Barnes and Miss Essie Woods
were married by Rev. N. R. Pit
man.
Mary. the young daughter of A.
dolph Fennewald, OF Martinsburg, wa
very Ill Of rheumatism.
A marriage license was granted to
Thomas Workman and Miss Belle
Roly. of near Littleby.
r. P. Hopkins and Mrs. Maggie Da-
Wis yer married by Rev. f. X. Mil
Ter.
VIM. Watson, the II years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Watson, died
Of typhoid at his home near Laddo-
mia.
10 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
p. II. Cant and J.. r. Luckie form
ed a partnership In the grocery bust
ness.
r. r. Arnold, Jr., OF Mexico, and
Miss Ruth Thomas, of C~entralia. were
married.
Benz. Todd and Miss Allie M. Lew.
is, of near Benton City were mar
ried.
Gladys, the 4 months old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller, died
of pneumonia.
DR.. Hale DeJarnett, of Skinner
graduated from dental school In st.
Mrs. NJ. sneed died at her home in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

Miss Linnie Carter, daughter of 8.
p. Carter and wife, is i'll of pneumo-
mia at the home of Judge J. A. Lew
is, on N. Jefferson street. Miss
Carter is a pupil of the Mcmillan
High School.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
E. S. CANT
m DWIGHT.

IN DWIGHT.
Prosecuting Attorney e. s. Cant
left for Dwight, ILL.,, Monday, where
he will take the Kelley cur
Mr.. Giants many friends In Au-
drain county congratulate him on his
efforts to get clear of the whiskyhab-
it, and feel confident that the re-
suits will be successful.
There is only one reason why Mr..
Cant is not making Audrain one
of the best prosecuting attorneys we
have ever had, and this action OF Mr..
Cant should remove that reason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
Beware " Ointments for Catarrh thae
cenfain Eercury.

81 mercury win surely dsstrsy the sense %
smell IN completely derangeths whole systam
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physieisns, Is the
damage they win do Il ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. HAMS Catarrh
Cure, Manufactured By r. J.. Cheney q Co.,
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ofthe system. In buying Hall,a
Catarrh Cure Be sure you get the genuine. Il ID
kaksn .ntsEnelly snd u made IN TOLEDO, ohlps
~ sold by Druggists, price 75c. per hQttlzs
Hsu'e Fawily Pills zre Tia best,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

Brown, Jake Brown, Jessie
Buckley. Y Il Byrd, Nick
Coleman, Leanardri DodsOn, A
Dunlap, ] A Durham, W w
DUR, Frank FRANZ, Grace
Franklin, Anna Fletcher, Louis ]
Nat Amer Life In Co Haley, w H
Fanslight, fleet Hicks, Dan
Earnhearth, Bearthy Jackson, Mary
johnson, Margaret johnson, Annie
Long, ] F Lgg, Lawson
Lang, Henry Loves. ] F
Martin, Mrs NJ L Meyer, w f
Earnhearg, Bearthy Morris, Cora
Murphy. Ed Eewcomb, Robt (2)
odelheide, } w o'Brien, w L
Early, Mariel Peterson, Oscar
Roberts, 7 AZ Richards, Della
Spanhort, C w Stevens, H A
Sims, Claude 0 Yost Edw (2l
Shotwell, Bessie 90
Thompson, Lizzie Thorp-Littrell
wellington, Emma Wright, Georgia
Winingham, Mrs Stella Woods, Mikel
Mcdonald. Nora
Geo. II. Kunkel, p. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

Notice Is hereby given that tinA
settlement OF the estate of Aug d
Fry, deceased, win be made I"
the May term Of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri 70
be held at Mexico, Missouri, on the
second Monday in May, 1909.
Cat T. b. Henderson, Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
EAST LAKE TO

BE RAISED.
East Lake, the property of the G.
e A railroad company, near this
city. is to be raised at least two feet.
1t is quite likely work will begin
there shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
SALOON LICENSE QUESTION

CONTINUED TO APRIL.
The matter Of saloon license for
William Kemper, which was to have
been considered before the County
Court Friday, was continued until
May when the license expires. The
delay was made with the petition Of
William Porawski.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
MARION CRAWFORD,

NOVELIST, is DEAD
Sorrento, April 9.-Francis Marion
Crawford, the celebrated novelist, died
here at z o'clock this evening. He
had been i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. Crawford's demise was caused
by feyers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
c. c. DAWSON DIES
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

After an Illness of a couple Oh
weeks, @. @. Dawson, aged 80 years
died at his home on N. jefferson
street Saturday afternoon about 0
o'clock OF heart trouble. The de-
ceased had been i'll for some time,
but not until the last few weeks haa
he been confined to his room.
MI. Dawson was so years old and
had been twice married, he being
survived by his wife and also
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Harrison, "
this city.
The funeral was held from the
home Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
The Reys. A. A. Wallace. of the
Presbyterian church, and Walter M
White, of the Christian church, con
Quoting Il.
Monday morning the remains were
taken to Concord, Galloway county
for interment.
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending sympathy to the be-
reayed.
J. ?. Blanton, at one time superin'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

20 Good two-year-old steers and
10 mich COWS. Apply to W. n. Fuh.
rer. near Littleby Station. sgt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15

west Mexico. Mrs. sneed was ~
years old.
]. T. Bunton and wife, Of Macon,
were guests at the Windsor Hotel.
Mr.. Bunton formerly lived in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
UMPIRE IN
TEXAS LEAnL

a. J. Winscolt, formerly Of this
city, now OF Columbia, goes to Fl.
Worth this month where he win am
pire on the Texas League. This is
his third season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
II REV. !. =. LUsk
RE,APPoiNTEp,

The Rev. /. F. Lusk. formerly pas
tor Of the Methodist church In this
city. has again been chosen pastor Of
the Methodist church OF Westerly, R.
]. AS in this city, MI. Lusk is very
popular in Westerly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ELECT vESTRYMEN

EfISCOFAL
ELECT vEsTRYMEN
The annual election of vestrymen
Of the Junior Warden OF the Episco-
pal church was held Monday morn
ing. The following yestrymen were
elected:
W. H. Upham.
D. 8. Burroughs,
Green Clay.
c. NJ. Clay.
E. o. Shaw.
G. 3. Etheridge.
r. L. Race.
L. NJ. White.
Henry Llewellyn, Junior Warden.