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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
GARY CASINO CO. WILL
BUILD 4 NEW RINK
Promoters Let $4,000 Con
tract for Completion
Next Fall.
SITE At 9Th AND MASS. AVE

Gary is to have big skating rink
again, the Gary Casino company. com
posed Of DR.. ]. H Long of Chicago and
Messrs, H. A. vossler and V. U. Young
having already awarded the contract
for a $4,000 structure.
The Gary Casino will be promoted by
the same mon who owned the one which
burned down last year, but they intend
to make the new rink bigger and bet
ter than the old one.
The Casino will be located at the cor
ner OF Sixth avenue and Massachusetts
street and will be completed early next
fall. the contract having been awarded
to Joseph Frost.
Second Casino a Playhouse.
The building itself will be 80 by 125
feet and will be two stories high in or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14

der that gallery may be added for
the spectators. The walls of the build
ing having street frontage will be built
of pressed brick. and in all the Casino
will be made modern In every way.
Soon after the first skating rink
burned down it was replaced by a new
building, but the promoters answering a
demand for a new theater made a play
house out of it instead Of a skating
rink. The field for skating rink, how
ever, is good and a Casino for next fall
and winter will be a better investment
than even the promoters figure, and
therefore they are getting busy early IN
the season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
PARTY SPLIT
into FACTIONS
Mayor Tom Knots of Gary Charges
That Opponents Packed Mass
Meeting Last Night

Tom KNOTS Of Gary has the = NAAAAAA~A~NA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
EAST CH|CAGOANS PLAN BIG
MAY FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK

Wednesday evening, May 10, 8 o'clock:
Music. .... Orchestra of East Chicago
Solo. Mrs. G. A Jones. East Chicago
Violin Solo. ...... Miss Leona Buckley
Solo. Miss Mabel Mickey
Piano Solo. Miss Mabel Schunnard
Solo 900. Miss Alma Patton, Hammond
Reading. ...... Miss Grinnell, Chicago
Quartet. High School Boys
East Chicago.
Piano Solo. Mrs. F. L. Evans
Solo. Observation-Disclosures Miss NJ. A. Stone
Reading ~ Miss Grinnell. Chicago
Mr.. Mccormick and his dog 'Bronte"
Program for Thursday evening, May
20:
Music. ....... Orchestra, East Chicago
Solo .............-....H Harold Clark Jr.
Piano Solo. .. Miss lillian williams
Solo. ............M Miss Pearl Townsend
Shaking Quakers. East Chicago Girls
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Albert Lewis
Violin Solo. ....... Miss Lillian Dixon
Solo. .. Mrs. w. F. Bridge. Hammond
Piano Solo. Miss Pearl Foraker
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Evan Lloyd
Cartoonist and Impersonator. ...
........ Mr.. Ned Woodman, Chicago
Quartet (Male) ........Of East Chicago
The people of East Chicago and adj
joining cities are cordially invited.
Program to begin promptly at O'Clock
each evening in the First Methodist
church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
The Earnera.

''T never read of any millionaire who
can afford to be reckless and foolishly
extravagant," says Mr.. Tukaway,
without thinking what lot OF people
must work for him for less than they
ought to get."-Kansas City Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
EAT THEM LIKE CANDY.

No other remedy can be compared
with Rexall Orderlies for the easy,
pleasant and successful treatment of
constipation. You may have back the
money you pay US for them is they fail
to satisfy you. Eat them like candy
any time of day or night. They don't
grippe or cause any annoyance what
ever. Two sizes. 10c and 25c Kaufman
and Wolf. Hammond. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
DOCTORS CALL TONSIL
WHOLLY USELESS ORGAN.

Chicago, May 14.-One more
useless organ of the human
body is being held before the
public eye. This time 1T Is the
tonsil, which is put in the same
class with the appendix by the
, Illinois Homeopathic Medical as
ISOLATION. now I'm convention
here.
The doctors, in papers and dis
eussiOns, have agreed that the
t0nsiI is absolutely of no use,
J and neither have they been able
TO figure out what is was ever
good for. They also say that
tonsfIs are veritabIe germ
breeders, especially tuberculosis.
DIR. Richard III. Street said L.
} per cent OF the children recent
} Iy examined were found to be
} infected with inclpIent tubercu-
} lOsis. When the tonslIs of these
} children were removed, there
} was a complete recovery.
/ a a a a a a a u a n a a - a - =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-14
P. SCATENA &
IN IMPORTED DELEGATES
W. FOR THE TABLE

PURE LUCIA OLIVE OIL, Il and
II gallon cans, in pints and Il pint
glasses, best on the market with
out exception.
ITALIAN ALiMENTARY PASTES,
VIZ, SPAGHETTI, VERMIcELLI,
MELON SEEDS, ALSO FANCY
cAPPELLETTl RoSsi (ToMA-
ToEs), cAPPELLETTI VERDI
(sPINAcH) AND TREcoLoR
MAccARoNl.
LITTLE YELLOW BASKETS
(EGG). GRATED PARMEsAN
CHEESE in glass jars.
ITALIAN DRY MUSHROOMS in
bulk.
FRESH MUSHROOMS, in cans.
FANCY ITALIAN PEELED TO-
MATOES in cans.
FANCY ARTIcHoKES in cans.
FUNNY FISH AND SARDINES,
in olive OIL
BOLOGNA MoRTADELLA in half
moon cans.
ALL AT VERY REASONABLE
PRICES.
1876 S. Holman Street Tel. 1924
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
ELECTRIC ROAD MEETING
ATSANTA FE WEDNESDAY

Mr.. ]. ]. Burns and several mem.
bers Of the Traction Company at.
tended the Railroad meeting at San
ia Fe Wednesday. They report a
most successful meeting at that
place. There was large crowd and
much enthusiasm. Committees were
appointed and organized to procure
subscriptions. The amount allotted
to that section is $4,000, and they
are determined to raise 1t II they
can. Santa Fe has already given
about half Of the $4,000 or more
that has been expended on the road
and Is still game.
Seven or eight thousand dollars
was subscribed at the meeting and
several times that amount is al,
ready in sight.
A delegation from Perry was at
the meeting and invited Mr.. Burns
to come to Perry to start the road
ana assured him that he would have
no trouble in getting a start there
They see that, with that sort of ar
rangement, they could get the power
house and shops and get most of the
trade from the Santa Fe and Moline
territory.
Mr.. Burns who left for Chicago OIL
Wednesday night expressed himself
as delighted wieth the start that had
been made and stated that Moline
and Santa Fe are the only two
places where he has ever taken sub
scriptions at the first meeting.
Sheriff Woolery had three mer
driving teams out Thursday getting
some 40 Witnesses subpoenaed fol
differed cases. The State VS.. Ford
Pogue, one of these cases, will re
quire nearly 35 witnesses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
EscAPEDFELON CAPTURED
BYWlLLIAM BARNETT HERE
AFTER 6 YEARS FREEDOM
RICHARD wARDLoW, WHO WAS
SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN
THE NEBRASKA PRISON, WAS
CAUGHT AFTER AFFECTING A
CLEVER ESCAPE
Nailed Board to Bottom of Pits q
pray and Hid Beneath It to
Gain Outside = Shot Man when
He Held Him up.

Richard Wardlow, who escaped
from the Nebraska State prison at
Lancaster in 1908, was returned to
his cell Friday in the care Of Guard
Worrell. He was captured three
months ago by Constable William
Barnett and lodged In the Audrain
county Jail under sentence for ped
ding without license.
Wardlow was sent up in 1898 for
highway robbery in Omaha, He
held a man up in that city and in
the struggle which followed shot him
In the jaw. He was considered a
dangerous prisoner. After serving
four of the 10 years of his sentence
he nailed a board beneath one of
the prison dray wagons and affected
his escape by hiding behind it.
The capture of this escaped felon
is quite an accomplishment and Mr..
Barnett has another arrest to his
credit that can be added to a long
list of similar arrests. Mr. Barnett
is considered one of the best thief
catchers in the State and has been
most successful in every case he
has become connected with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
RICHARD S. FLETCHER
DIES At HOME HERE

Richard S. Fletcher, of this city,
died suddenly at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. John Sallee, Of St.
Louis, Sunday morning. Oct. 3, OF
heart disease. The remains were
brought to this city Monday after
noon and the mterment took place at
Rising Sun church, north Of this
city. The services were conducted
from the church by the Rev. w. H.
Hook.
Mr.. Fletcher was born In Bath
county. Ky, April &c, 1888. and lived
in Bath and Nicholas counties, KY,
for 22 years. He was married to
Miss Martha E. Brenton Jan. %,
1856, and moved Immediately to
Boone county. Indiana, where he
lived until 1866 when he came TO
Missouri and settled on farm, A
miles north of Mexico.
The deceased was a most highly
respected citizen and faithful Chris
tian gentleman. He Joined the Chris
tian church when he was 21 years of
age and lived an exemplary life. His
wife died Nov. s, 1898, soon after
moving to this city.
The children who survive the de-
ceased are: Mrs. Mary Powell, wife
of villain Powell, of this place; and
Gertrude Sallee, wife of John Sal
lee, of st. Louis.
Samuel B., the eldest son, died in
this city about eighteen months ago;
and D. Bates, the youngest son, was
killed on a farm north of Mexico
several years ago. Two small chill
dren, Robert NJ. and David Marion,
preceded their parents to the
grave when very young.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
JOHNSON AND CARTER IMPORT LARGE
SHIPMENT OF MARE MULE COLTS
B. R. MIDDLETON SELLS IN Tenn

This is one of the largest ship
ment of mules ever brought to this
city and unquestionably the larg-
est shipment of mare mules unload, I
mn ;a,1tain Audrain's reputation as a
stock center: sb,r
B. R. Middleton continues 70 aa,n sn,l
L. uA.anessAe and rs sai,l
ing reputation for himself ana nv
cownty in that State. He shippe'
two loads of mules from Perry re
Gently They were consigned =
tennessee buyers, He also bought
load of mules from Claude Bypee' Q
Molino, and sold another load to !
6 Gabard, of Chapel Hill, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
YoUNGs CREEK.

We are having fall weather.
Mrs Engle is visiting her brothers,
d H. and Lou Carpenter, and frienos
Of Youngs Greek. -,
Oscar Cauthorn is remodeling ms
house and barn. Mr.. oliver Is uo'
ing the work. 50
Messrs ]. Watts and Bugg, the
bustling carpenters of Mexico are
building a neat house for MI
Schiefer, ,,
The protracted meeting at MlawS. .,
is progressing nicely, conducted y
the pastor. We are expecting TN
county evangelist this week. Ther
| have been two additions.
Tom Hendrix has built an adoitio
to his house. -,
h Rev. Connor, county evangelist,
, Mexico, preached at Mt. Zion ba
Y tist church last Sunday mornihs'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

A shipment of 4S mare mule colts
in fine condition have ar
rived here for ]. T. Johnson and
Judge Alex Carter. The mules were
bought by W. W. Butaerc ecs fe1 and fare are
dolpn a,aa aaG Nv all who have seen them sl,t
tayha. iaqigO iaqigOsfr sfr,laltt lalt the iinsss =
this section.
Mr.. Butner has been tor tnies
months purchasing these mules ana
has taken the pick Of the fines'
he could find in the four counties !,
without doubt they are the best NJ
Central Missouri to-day and represeri
the cream of their kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
CROSBY SELLS JACK
FORssOG; TOPS MARKET

One Of the highest prices ever paid
for a single Jack In this county
was paid F. L. Crosby Friday by
Mr.. Rodgers, Of Columbia. The con
slderation was $500 and the animal
is said to be one of the best Of his
kind ever raised IN Audrain.
Mr.. Crosby refused $500 for him
when he was a sucking. Mule
seem to be bringing good prices this
fall as a number were sold on the
streets here Saturday that those well
up IN such matters aid brought
good prices. The Crosby jack.
though. has topped the local market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
TIE BEST PLASTER.

A niece of flannel dampened WIN
chomherlain's Liniment and bounu
ON to the affected parts is superior ~,
to any plaster. When troubled WIN
lame back or pains in the side OF
chest give it trial and you are Ger
to,n to he more than pleased with IN
prompt relief which 1t aftoras. -, lan
i,nlmept also relieves rheumatic pam
| and is certain to please anyone SUI
fering from that disease 0o'u =
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
LON Ew STEPHENS.

Hon. E. w. stephens, son Hugh,
and brothers-inIaw, Woodson anu
lanes Moss, together with MI AN
derson of Columbia, were in Mex
ico in Hugh's motor car this week en-
route to Clarksville, Mo-, where tne'
will spend a few days fishing MT
stenhens refused to discuss politics
but was confident that the Demo
Gratis would elect their next stat
ticket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

The case of J. N. Keach VS.. Wa
bash resulted in a verdict for the
defendant.
The State VS., Ford Pogue charged
with violating the local option law,
rs the next case.
Under change of venue Ford
Pogue pleaded not guilty and gave
$500 bond.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Mrs. L. B. Ellis, wife of John Ell
lis, deceased, who lives 15 miles
north Of this city, is home from shi-
loch, ILL.,, where she visited her old
home and the grave Of her mother.
1t had been forty years since Mrs.
Ellis had seen the home and says
the house stand as 1t did when last
she saw it, and Is in good preserya-
tion.
Mrs. Ellis met many friends Of her
childhood days, including many
schoolmates. One OF the most de-
lightfui places she visited was the
old school grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
"''o DIES WEDNESDAY,

Mrs, ]. A. Key, aged 55 years.
who resides 6 miles northeast OF
centralia, died from heart trouple
"wednesday. She is related to R. 2
Kev Of this city, and well known
throughout Audrain, having tauen'
writing and music in various sec
tions Of the county.
She is survived by husband ant
| 1.-TWO sons, Geo. and Frank. Mrs heS
was a prominent church worker an am
beloved by all who knew her. IN
Ledger extends sympathy to the DC
reayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
..on,c GRAND LODGE.

wiluam vivion, A. s. Houston, =, .
!. steele and F. R. Jesse I,v rodae at
r. from the Masonic Grand ID Lodge "p5ovsd ID
ST. g. Joseph, Mo-, where they ,e,oo9te en,o9te q
st' Sost AKA meeting. The delegate
: s.ap, ap Mexico we're much pleased - ~est e.
from IT. o adtanlishment mg of the Home in >. (,
the "nts Ss''Drl~ The fraternity was never n
i1ouD'. a.o nrosperous condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
: g. cLARNs BROTHER Ra,r,,spAY

Hon. c. F.. Clark, l,, Of this ,Sat Snt'' his
argtDes, Srs p, ". CLARK, died Saturday a. a
,,Sa.' oct' 2. Mr.. Clark, who reeEs l@ti1s age
ed in ..l,s,'aU Msh,r0' with paralysis from
wSs which ~ he noyer recovered, d.,ooatay t
The hareayed fanny
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
!. J. LlTTRELL ,,..>,

7 ]. Littrell, a farmer residing on
tho line between Randolph and Au'
Drain counties, died Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. He was 81 years
Of age and leaves wife, two sons
and two daughters to mourn his loss
He will be buried to-day st Macedon
10 near his farm. Mr.. Llttrell wa
noted for his fine cattle, he havln'
given much attention to the raisin
a. sborthorns. He is cousin OF
H. Littrell, of Renlck, and A. D. ~
trell, of this city.
The Ledger extends sympathy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
r,esT MAN TO SHAVE

HIM wv
One Of the ex-confederates WV in
!, on o,,o,, Nv 4 man for the first time IN
% Years IN this city. He walked snns' ,nvG
~ : ,9co, barber shop with a two days
: a,nShle % on his face, climbed into a
chair and proceeded to let one so "a
tbe tonsorial artists lather his ta'e, e.
Wv when he arose after every YES e.,
tige Of whiskers had disappeared o, NJ y,
fore sn the keen edge of the razor, u Il,
.oi to,s the barber he was the first maj
to shave him in 20 years 1t o,~av S
| he lives in Joplin and had "iW"'
haon shaved by woman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
oo M. A. ARNOLD
fFinancier, N. "

(Financier, N. W
Judge w. R. Gay, Of the Superior
Court Of King County, took oce%
sion a few days ago to pay a nlsn
personal compliment to President M, NJ;
A. Arnold, of the First Nationai ~
seattle, formerly Of Mexico, MO- MI
Arnold was requested by Judge Gay
to accept an appointment as one y
the two receivers 4 the Puget soun'
| Realty Associates. In Announces
the appointment Judge Gay Ssi'
from the bench: "Mr. Arnold Is ,, p
lected by this court because OF VI
court's knowledge of his proOhs
character his conservatism as
: busines man and his eminent ll'iies !
as an accountant. His previous e
, nerieuee as am examiner Of PAM
: and trust companies renders him 81
e ,nently suitable for the position
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

GENERAL J. W. HALLIBURTON
comphmented the Ledger 'ess ~
b,gblv on the way it handied tne
nieHi' nsoderate reun-
the ex-conAeueia'e IN
ion and ordered papers sent "
comrades throughout Missouri. Gen
eral Halliburton was mucn pieaSo.
with the success of the meeting anc
comnlimented Mexico on its ehter
prise and hospitality
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

gohn T. Mason and wife de-
to-day for Hallsville, Mo-
Nr. Mason will ordain J. L.
/ as deacon of the First Bap'
Rrch, of that place. Mr.. Mason
in the construc
/ the building Of this churcf
klylle and is much beloved D!
.mbers Of that congregation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

WATER WAY coNVENl'oN'
S. P. Emmons, president OF the
i Mexico business Mems Association
has appointed the following delegates
to the Deep Water Way Convenllon
to be held at the State Fair in seua
liza Thursday, Oct. Z: ]. W. Miillon
Green Clay, R. R. Arnold w.
Hathaway, John Beal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
THE LEDGER OFFERS
PRIZES AT LApDoNlA

Among the prizes offered as pre-
miums at the Laddonia Korn karnl
val to be held October 6, z and y
of this year, are: :,
Best pair ducks, Mexico Leusef ~
year. -,
Prettiest girl baby under yeai
| Mexico Ledger 1 year.
Prettiest boy baby under l ye@'
/ Mexico Ledger year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Charley weinand, one OF MeA,
,co's oldest citizens,who formerly con
aucted a bakery in this city, return
Al from Glasgow, Mo-, to-day anc
HE many friends will be sorry "
learn that he is in very bad heai'n'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

b local applications, as they cannot reach ths
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
iissai u remedies. Deafness Is s1c caused By a. IN
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube, When this tube getsfnhamad
you have q rumbling sound or imperfect hear
the result. and unless the Inflammation can Be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed forever;
nine cases ont OF ten are caused By eatarrlI.
which II nothing but an iufiaIned condition OF
The mucsus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness lesused By caterrh) that can-
not be cured by Hsll's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
F.y. CHENEY z; CO., Toledo, o.
NJ v~id nv Dr41Gnisfs. s5e.
HALts ra,nilY piI,a hrn the hega.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
FINE PEACHES.

,,anEs mls. Of the Ledger for two ,.5 o. an[ an[
they grew in her yard ON T.
roe street. -------
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

p, the young son of Mr.. and
William Foster, while visit
4th his parents at the home Of
Foster Friday was injured bS
be the bone in his arm. Al
p the injury is very painful |
eught the child will suffer NJ
as results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

John and Joseph Fecht and sister
Mrs. VIM. Dawson, Of Fulton, ae, M
narted Sunday for an extended WISH
to their sister, Mrs. Campbell, Of Der
yer. Colo. They will also Visit thei'
sr,ands i'm Butte, Mont.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
MORE THAN ENOUGH

IS TOO MULTI
To maintain health, a mature man
or woman needs just enough 1000 "
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con
sumption of more food than IS nee
essary for these purposes Is = tn' NJ
nrime cause of stomach troubles, ,rheu
matism and disorders Of the kiu
news. If troubled with indigestion
revise your diet, let reason ana no
appetite control and take a ~
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach an
liver Tablets and you will soon
all right again. For sale by all oru'
| otets
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
T, II. sHooTMAN
dEARp From

The Ledger bs in receipt of a hand
some lithograph from T. H. Shoot
man, of San Francisco, formerly OF
this city. II advertises that great
city's fall festival. Mr.. shootman
Is connected with the Santa Fe
system and happy in his Westeri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
THE INrERuReAN RAILROAD

IHE I'm EhOhONIN nNtEnSNC
Every man should helm along the
Interurban Railroad proposition. II
is pronounced by bankers and leadin
business men to be by far the best
that has yet been made. 1t lets the
people here in ON the ground floor.
Gives them the benefits Of the road
and at the same time gives them the
very best return for their money that
can be given them. The proposition
is one that comes within reach Of
the peoples means and is the very
last chance.
II the people want the road they
can get 1t simply by straining
point and buying bond or two.
There is no doubt about the road
paying interest ON a debt Of $4,000
to the mile. rhe report of the En-
gineer shows that it will carr
enough to pay operating expenses
and interest on bonded debt OF $50
900 to the mile, and then leave
surplus for dividends. The peopl
have chance to make q safe In
vestment and at the same time sc
cure the lncalculable benefits Of al
lntemrban road.
Facts About Railroads.
There Is one mile of railroad TO
every $50 people. men women an
children, in the United States.
takes nnre raliroads In pruportlo
n nopulation for an agrlcuirurai pe'
nla than it does for manufacturin
people /,
The average capitalization OF u
| steam railroads of the United stat'
liz $40 900 mile. The c. & A. ha
road is bonded for $4,000 per mil
Its total capitalization is sl2S'u
> per mile. -, 8
The average earnings per mile I
each mile of line in the United sla'
. is $11,S 1888. e.o4
rhe people of the United sta'
h nav for railroad purposes annua
sal 80 per capita. That is, ca
= man. woman and child, If they
'. maid equal amounts would
Ie | $3.50 per annum for railroad p
asI noses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Blonde Young Lady who was
d by the well-dressed Cen
on the Ringo Corner, Wed
|, requests that he smoke
b Cigars. d1t-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
| WRITE-UP ON
STATE
ASSOCIATION

The Elk's Horn, B. P. O. n
nuhlicatlon issued in st. Louis, CON
famed a photograph of Mayor p, =,
Graham, Cs this week. and a write-up
~ the meeting to be held here OCT
10 TO organize State Associa'iol
., ~ Elks, 1t speaks very highly o
the meeting and the work it could ac
complish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Miller returned from a trip
ern Kansas Friday night. He
good crops in the West. The
Of sweet potatoes, onions
er products, which he brough'
|ith him, speak well for tha'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Mrs. D. A. Hiner has seaot su,e and
nSo IL going to Michigan to + FgSrHT sr'ends in
h,oa her son. wish her long life and s00'
,sn,th IN her new home,