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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
quarter CI-sl Of the northwest quarter
TRUSTEES SALE

quarter u4l Of the northwest quarter
TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas. Martha J. Smith and her
husband. Spencer Smith By their Ger
tain deed Of truss dated the 18Th q
January, 1894. and recorded In Book
3. page As. in the Recorders e.
flee Of Audzin county, State Of
Missouri conveyed to the undersigned
W. y. LAFon the following described
real estate situated In Audrain coan-
ty. State OF Missouri. tO-wit:
The east half fi-2l o. the southeast
quarter Q49 except twenty t1el
acres off the soath end thereof and
the east half a-2) o. the northeast
quarter (1-4B except eight 80 acres
more or less described a. follows
Begin at a stone set for the center
- =S;iOn thiny-six f3sl In twp. ff-
ltyone (5l) north Of range ten liol
west Of the 5th p. N. run thence
south 20 minutes. east 1880 chains.
thence north 80 1-2 degrees. east
20.14 chains. thence north a degrees
and 40 minutes. east i7.45 chains for
. beginning point. thence north ~
"A degrees. west 12-S2 chains. thence
south Is minutes. vest 1855 chains,
thence north ~ degrees and 20 min
utes. east 1888 chains 10 the begin.
ming. All lying and being situate IN
section thirty-six 1851 In twp fifty.
one tsD north Of range ten (f0) wesl
Of the 9Th p. ". containing in all one
hundred and thirty fl3eD acres more
or less; also the southwest fourthu1
OF the southwest quarter 40
Of section thiryone ts1D in twp. IT.
ty one (5il north Of range nine 90
west OF the 5th p. n. and the north
west fourthu4lof the northwest quar-
eF 40 Of section SIX go In twp. fif.
ty(50l north Of range nine 80 west d
the5thP. M.ths last two above describe
tracts containing ninetytwo and one
nzh ts2 1-zl acres more or less, con-
tanning In all two hundred and TWEEN
lty two and M half (Sz2 I-2l acres
more or less.
Also west half n-2l Of the north
west fractional quarter Q-4) and the
west half Gl-2) OF the northwest half
Q-9 Of the southwest fractional quar-
ter u4) all in section thlrty-one(sl)
twp. fifty n (5ll north range nine
49, west containing in all one hundred
and fifty and sixty one hundredths
l150 60-l00) acres
Whereas, the interest on said note
remains due and unpaid and said
note BY the terms Of said deed is
due and unpaid and default has been
made in the conditions and terms Of
said deed Of trust:
Now therefore, at the rsuqest Of
the legal holder OF said note, and in
Pursuance Of the provisions OF said
deed OF trust, l viii, on
Saturday, the 10th day
Of March, 1909,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon OF said date, at the east
front door Of the court house. in the
city Of Mexico, Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, sell the said real estate above
described at public yendue TO the
highest bidder for cash TO satisfy said
debt and deed Of trust and the costs
Of executing this trust. 50-5t
A. +. LaFOn, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

SENATE Bill. No. 155. introduced
BY Senator DoEeIl, requiring all bus
mess firms and corporations max
ing or shipping into Missouri intoxi
eating liquors pay a license would
be a good revenue producer. It ID
estimated that n half million dol
lars would result from this law which
seems to the writer one which should
have the careful consideration Of the
members Of both Houses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
LELAND ARRAIGNED
WEDNESDAY. GETS
JAIL SENTENCE

L. 2. Leland, who claimed to be a
deseendent Of a titled English family,
and who has been held In the Au-
drain county jail since his arrest on
January 2, charged with forgery, was
arralgned before Judge Barnett Wed
nesday. He was allowed to plead
guilty to forgery In the
fourth degree and his punishment was
fixed at 6 months in the county
jail The le~nieney given him by the
court was due to the several tips
Leland has given the Sheriff since
his Incarceration, that the two recent
attempted Jail deliveries were being
planned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
GUARDIANS NJ

Notice IL hereby given
9Th day OF November, '
Missouri Trust COMPANY
Probate Court OF Audfsll
pointed guardian of SAN
son Of unsound mind, an' ]
will take notice, and OIL "
against the estate OF W
r. johnson shall exhlbi' !
lowance by the Probate y
one year from the date ".
cation of this notice, and !
claims be presented withll
after said date, then they
ever barred.
R MIssov'
COMPANY, S.,
By W. W. Pollock :
Attest. :.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
PROGRAM
Baptist women's Missionary Union
Of Audrain Association with Mex
leo Baptist Church, Feb. rs, 1903.

1000 a. m.-Devotional Exercises
President, Mrs. A. N. Couch.
Business.
The Women's Missionary Society
its aims, membership. business and
programs-Bethlehem Society.
Sketch of Missouri Missionary, Mis-.
Jones-Mrs. Dorgan. Benton City So
ciety.
Lunch at church.
200 p. m. Devotional Exercises
Mrs. A. K. Yancey.
Laymen's Movement-Mrs. White,
Vandalia Society.
Mission Study Glasses.
Music.
Sketch Of Missouri Missionary, Miss
Evans-Mrs. Hitch, Vandalia Society.
Discussion: How to organize new
societies. How to enlist others in
the work. How many societies shoul
there be in our association. Where
shall we begin?
Conservation Services.
1t is desired that every church In
Audrain Association be represented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
az

Notice Of
%sHERIFF'S SALE IN ?
State of Missouri
s.
County of Audrain
Sadie w. Ringoe, ]. A, G
Clark, Alice r. Chownlg
ertson and w. w. Fry, e.
In the circuit court Of u
ty, Missouri.
By virtue and AUTHORITY
and order of sale made /
court in the above entitA
of a certified copy theFeH
ruary 18th. 1909. | will, .
Wednesday, March Tie
between the hours Of DIP
the forenoon and five %
afternoon of that day, !
front door of the cOurt
city of Mexico, in Audrai
State Of Missouri, sell, =
due, to the highest BID
lowing described real el
wit: The west one haa
southwest quarter (l4
thirty-five $3.50 and SIM
off the east side OF the y
ter ia OF section thlfg
township fifty.three t5Sl
(S) west OF the fifth ,
Terms OF sale as folSsI
]. b. WooleT y
50-5t Audrain county, y
souri,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
CURED TO STAY CURED.
How a Mexico Citizen Found Com
pIete Freedom from Kidney Trou.
bIes.

II you suffer from back ache
From urinary disorders
From any disease Of the kidneys.
Be cured to stay cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures. IffTEJ
Mexico people testify.
Here's one case of It:
Mrs. J. H.. Kemp. ABBOT St., Mex.
leo. Mo-, says: Il had much pair
in my back and my kidneys were
badly d~lsordered. The remedies
used did not help me and | was at
a loss TO know how to get relief.
When Doan's Kidney Pills were rec
commended to me, / procured a box
at Buekner & Whitney's, now the
Crfswell Drug Co., and found them
to be Just the remedy ! needed. In
a short time ! was entirely free from
kidney complaint"
On November 18th, 1908, Mrs.
Kemp confirmed the above statement
which was given in May, 1906. and
added: ." have had no return Of kid
ney complaint since Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me and 1t gives me pleas.
nre TO say So"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
YorkFoster- Mllburn Co, Buffalo, N.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name D~oan's-and
take no other.
\ Unnmp 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
Rows That

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 70,
Any case OF Catarrh that cannot Be cured n
Halls Catarrh Cure. y
We, the undersigned, have known y 4
Cheney for the las. Is years, and believa lin,
perfectly honorable In III business transae.
Llens anc~ financially able to carry out any ob.
legations made By bis firm:
WALDIHo, KlHNAN q MARVIN. wholas.l.
Druggists, Toledo, o "
hAus Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, a.
ung aireouy upon the blood and muoons snr
secs OF me system. Testimonials sent free
rrice 'ee Per bottle. Sold by all Druggist.
Sod BY Druggists, 7Sc.
rake Halls FAMILY Pulls for consultation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
FUNERAL OF
MRS. !. L. WARE

The funeral services oyer the
remains of Mrs. ]. L. Ware, who
died at her home southwest Of this
city last Monday morning Of heart
trouble, was held from the First Bap.
fist church Wednesday morning at
1890. The Reverend H. e. Truck
conducted the services.
The pail bearers were c. w. Pease,
J. e. Jesse, NJ. L. Argo, Chas. e.
Morris. R. L. Phillips and John Fecht
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

WE see a good deal Of talk in
newspapers about some BOY Ora.
tor" addressing the Legislature on
local option. This proposition strikes
the Ledger as being a mans JOB.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

Natl Stock Yards, ILL.,, Feb.1 1909.
Cattle receipts $500. Market stead.
y on all classes nof beef steers, COWS
and heifers. The best on sale were
steers that we sold at $3.50, weigh.
ing 146O lbs. with the bulk Of the
good fat cattle selling from $500 ia
se.25. Bulk Of the good fat heifers
from $500 to $3.50.
Hog receipts $500. Market opened
5 to 10c higher, but closed with the
advance lost. We note mixed butch.
ers from $s.4O to $3.50; good heavies,
$3.50 to $e.75; mixed packing $3.50
to $3.50. Good pigs 1856 to $3.50;
lights $3.50 to $500; top s6.75.
Sheep receipts 1000. Market 1Oc
lower on lambs. Good to best lambs
s7.25 to $40; sheep $500 to $3.50;
~yearlings $500 to $3.50.
NATL LIVE STOCK COM. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

s. p. Sanford sold a span of mule,
Friday to Joe Considine for s525.
Starr. Afflick q Co, of AudraiI
county. No.. marketed in st. Louis
this week a string Of Mexican
yearlings of their own feeding, 73l
head that averaged IS lbs and brought
$s.40.-St. Louis Reporter.
Starr, Afflick & Co, prominent
sheep feeders Of Audrain county,
marketed Thursday in St. Louis Of
their own feeding SIT head of Mexi-
can yearlings that averaged 50 lbs.
and sold at $3.50.
Lee Bros, of Mexico, bought horses
and mules here Saturday as follows:
W. g. Alexander, span OF aged mules
5000; Ed McManama. span of aged
mules 1850; Martin Darst. one horse
for $50; Geo. Hayden and John Car
nett one horse for 500; Joe Good
night w for 500; John Weber one
for $1i7; DR.. Leusley one for $40;
Mr.. Littrell one for s55; and one
from Ed. Engle. At Tom Tomlinson's
sale last Friday. three year old
mules sold by the span at 1896, 1910,
1905, $500, s227.5O, $500. s214 and
s247, and one mule brought $165, one
mule 500, a horse Sis and a SOW
and pigs $3.50. Jack Hayden. near
Maud. sold a span of two-year-old
mules TO Frank Davis. near Clark,
for 1890. He also sold a pony to
Mr.. Hickey. of MoberIy, for $117.50.
]. c. Dowell, Of Mexico, bought a
pair of mules from Q. r. Hall for
$425, a pair from Harrison Vim
cent for S425 and a pair from J. L.
Ensor for 1885 Tuesday. At ]. A.
Tylers sale, near Evansville, Tues
day. mares sold at s162 and s17s, a
gelding brought $119, cows brought
s27 and s40.5O. brood sows brought
s11 and $12.-Madlson Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
any foundation whatever.

Mr. Potter has been a resident Of
Mexico ever since the Mexico Factory
was started. and no one has ever
tried TO hold him up. Mr.. Potter
Is well pleased with Mexico and her
people generally. He lie the Oldest
shoe cutter In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Rolla McIntire invited two
dozen Of her friends to have a sew.
ing bee at her home Monday after
noon when a very happy time was
spent. Much spring sewing occupied
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
$500.

The beautiful cottage of John It.
Mason on South Jefferson street. il
oItered for thirty-fiye hundred($35OO
dollars; n thousand $4,000 dollars
down and balance ($25OO) in payment
TO suit purchaser, money six per
cent. Two lots; new buildings: cleo.
trie lights; fine fruit: good fence;
granitold walk and district fewer
Ready for occupancy. Address, John
T. Mason. Troy, Mo. d1.wIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
The Weekly Ledger
R. N. WHITE. Editor and Proprietor

DON'T wait till after the election
and then make a fuss because good
business men have not been elected to
the council Wake up and help Sc
lect good G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
A oRREcTIo

Ne. Sam Potter. who Is a cutter
at the Mexico Shoe Factory, says tina
the reports published in reference to
his having been held up are without
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
scorcH

Saturday, March 20. 1909, at Mex
leo we viii sell five high class youns
Scotch Bulls. wit
8. r. Emmons & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
BARNEY HooToN

DIES IN l
Barney Hooton, forlnVls
city, died In Phoenix "]
day night. This was inc y !
ceived by R. B. HoOtOn !
no particulars of his
known. The remains sD
brought back to this CIV ~.
but were Inferred there Nv
The deceased was w.
city Feb. 16. 1857, and Y
known by the citizens :.
munity. He is survived W
ers and one sister. In.'
and VIM. Hooton and M''
Glen, of Yates, Mo.
The Ledger extends SYM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

II there is no candidate for the
Council in your ward. petition some
~first-class business maj TO accept
this important position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
sHss,rs.. Horlcs Or
State az MIs.n1s IN pa,

s~HEhiFF's sAIe
State Of Missouri PA
- ss
County Of Audrai1l
Suia Pitcher,
". Ia FOwles ct al -
In the circuit court q,
~, Missouri. VI ARia
BY virtue and authOu,,
and order of sale msal u,
court, In the above Sn,s., b.
OF 4 certified copy tbs.
ruary the 1sth. 1909
Wednesday, March Il. ,sl
between the hours Of ~
the forenoon and five ~,
afternoon Of that day !, 4
door Of the Court Hos.
OF Mexico, In AudraiS
sour. sell. at publIe
highest bidder. the ton
Cd real estate, viz: '''0E&
The north half az lo.-
four 90 and the s IUu u
(24) feet Of lots five ny
and a strip OF lana Y v
In width between saId s,s
and four (4l and lots !,
(el running east and I'VE
lance q one hundred
feet all in block fifts' Sae
county addition 70 M
leo, Missouri. Ns W
Terms OF sale as folio.
j. b. Won,
Sheriff Audraln Counts Y
50-5t. AA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

SALT VEST is cheapest and best
for your sheep. wit
8. P. Emmons, Agt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

Our Real Estate Depal'S
good list Of property TOT :,
change. North Missouri :
DIV 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
ELECTRIC ROAD
STOCKHOLDERS
IN FULL
LIST or THE ORIGINAL STOCK
HOLDERS OF TIE MEXICO, SAN
IA FE AND PERRY TRACTION
CO. OF MISSOURI
Lis, Al.s Il TAs.. ~As Nav. SUB.
senbea later ana ths NuHsssr q
shares Each Man Teek

The Work OF getunB
shape for the bailders Of the eleeui
line from Hannibal TO Mexics. G
iambla and Fulton Is going alo1
rapidly. Il is expected that 4 eli
rens and persons living along q
proposed route and in our neighbo
ing cities viii help the local peopI
fthe Mexico Santa Re q Perry Ira
ton Col 10 make their compan
large enOagh TO do the work "
take pleasure in printing the name
Of perso1s who have already a
sisted ia this great enterprise, an
we viii print from time to time til
names Of all new subscribers. Ii
US get together and build the road
The original stockholders conslste
OF the following named persons. mos
Of whom are well known citizens G
this community.
S. L. Robson
Il p. Hildebrandt
C. ". Gather.
". W. Mundy.
c. C. HeiEer.
J. D. Bates.
Godfrey Zangg.
M NJ, 80
rs.
r..u.. 80.
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= = $50
= y o-u,.anhorrv
>. NJ sherman.
ii. T. Painter.
Louis Fleming.
Moore & Peak.
Milt Bozarth-
J. ]. Dashner.
Mary J.. Creigler.
R. A. Hanger and R. @. Yowell.
Thomas WilkerSon.
James Bledsoe.
Mrs. T. J. Wilson.
D. McIlhany.
]. M. DowelL
Monroe BeagIes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

MIS- Fannie Barre is recovering
Q an illness of several weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
.---- Notice Of
~sHERiFE's SALT IN a.
state Of Missouri

nA--.-- Nouee Of
snEhIfE's SALE IN pa,
County OF Audrain) "
=. =. Patrick and Anna R,,.
Kate McGinnis, Greene n.
ra Minor. Julia H. Cree ~
Patrick. Deward PatneE NJ
Blanche Patrick, Bulah !.
Leona Brooks, ~
In the circuit court ot ~
ty, Missouri. aug
BY virtue and autbo,,,,
ana order of sale mads y
Court. in the above sD,s,I
and Of a certified COW my
February the 10th, 1865. n
"Wednesday, March II. n
between the hours Of pi's
the forenoon and five osS|
afternoon of that dAy. A.
front door of the Conrt u.
city OF Mexico in Apa,.s
Missouri. sell, at public ".
highest bidder, the iol6,
scribed real estate, viz.
The west half ga NJ
east quarter IA Of IN
quarter (l-4l Of section I.
township fifty.two f5ll ~
Q2}.
Terms Of sale as follow
J. B. Woolery, n
Audrain Co.. State d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

N. R. Rodes
Harry Atchison
J. W. Mckinley
II. E. Tincher
o. Poisson
Griffee & Martin
j. b. Williamson
Cecil NJ. Basket
Percy w. Treloar
NJ. II. Heizer
r. NJ. White
Geo. II. Kunkel
Kelly r. Bragg
s. P. Emmons
VIM. +. Atkinson
Lea NJ. White
8. g. Howard
Cant & Rowland. SIS donation
j. W. Gallaher
G. W. Hall
Paul E. Hudson
j. J.. Wakefield
Howard NJ. Williamson
II. s. Mckinney
Ferris & Cauthorn
G. A. Brock
]. o. Tinsley
B. A. Powell
s. NJ. Locke
W. s. Ragsdale
G. t. Hall
H. B. Stephens
J.. e. Lowry
Mark Pitcher
C. W. CrIswell
C. B. Lyman
Z. r. Locke
Arthur Holmes
u. C. Haskell /
A. d. Jackson
F. r. Jesse
Walter Morris
Fred A. Morris 1
August Meyer
Theo H. Winans
T. j. Hoxsey
Williams G. Sharp
W. w. Fry. 800 donation.
C. w. Lewis i
J. w. Ballew
G. R, Brown
7. A. Chopper
VIM. and w. W. Pollock II
Miss Ida Rosamond
J. w. Harrison G Son
Jos. steinman
E. B. Sellard
J. B. Hawkins
Sam Morris, $25 donation.
FIR. ]. ]. Dillon
Smith & Peterson
w. H. French f,
Geo. Kabrich
r. B. Finley
s. P. Finley
j. r. Allen I
c. M. Aker /
J. W. Woodbridge
q. E. Sims
C. A. Mitchell, $40 donation.
C. NJ. Clay
L. P. Mcintyre 3
c. P. Arnold
C. w. Strain z
F. L. Crosby 15
". s. Hathaway
Alex Carter 10
s. G N. Philip, 800 donation.
c. A. Witherspoon 1
s. P. Guthrie 2
Matt wymore /
Miss Eta Barrett G
Miss Emma Barrett G
j. K. Brown 2
A. 8. Houston 2
H. Clay Mcclure 2
F. NJ. Brewer 1
c. H. & C. II. johnson A
L. Corner 1
R. e. Race 40
w. johnson 10
Print. G Pub. Co. 2
L. B. Hawthorne /
J. d. Miller /
T. J. KelsO 1
II. II. Carter 2
r. p. Hopkins 2
@. d. Giendy 2
p. A. st. Vrain 2
& Wilkins 2
II. L. Phillips 2
j. P. Sanford 2
u. 8. Chrisman i
A. X. Lnckie 2
II. P. Ball q
b. +. Miller 4
Mrs. G. ". Fllttner 2.
L. N. Kstter a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
The Prosperous and
Successful Farmer

has learned that it pays in his business to have the
best, and he aims to have it.
GOOD HORSES eat no more than poor ones
and do twice the work. Well bread stock earns
money for its owner. Low grade eats its head
of. Good poultry multiplies, lays eggs and pro-
duces wealth. Cheap poultry does just as much
scratching and eating but does not earn the
owner any money.
P TO DATE MACHINERY saves labor and
makes farm work easy. The prosperous farmer
seeks the best. He knows that shoddy and cheap
machinery is dear at any price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
Notice Of
Slafn Of Minnnnn "

tNutlCe
sHERiFF's SALE IN plr|
State Of Missouri
County Of Audrain)
Thomas Il. Callahan,
VS..
John Il. Callahan, MARI al
Dermody, Jerry DermOdy n
mody and Mary Moore,
In the circuit court Il Al
~. Missouri.
By virtue and athsiiJ
crec aaj oriet Of sale nd
said court in the above M
and OF a certified topy b
the 10th day Of February,
on
wsdnesday,the oath day d
between the hours Of nIn
the forenoon and five Cd
afternoon Of that day, III
front door Of the Court nj
city OF Mexico, Audraln
State OF Missouri, sell, a.
due, 70 the highest biddet
lag described real estate
The southeast quarter
ton twenty-seyen ca TON
tb0l range eight 80 and d
lowing tract OF land, ld
city survey fOrty-flYe 49,
OF Mexico, Missouri, more
ly described as follows
station number three 10
number eight hundred i
(Sl4) OF the records Of
Audrain Co. running thcn
western line of said sure
feet thence easterly part
northern line of said SUIT
eight hundred and fOartsa
hundred and seventy
thence northerly sixty IN
westerly to the place Of
be as set forth in plaiHte
Terms of sale as follow
j. B. Woolery ]
Audrain county, State Of
E0-Ef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
EASTERN SCHOOLS
WERE. INSPECTED
Mrs. A. w. NIcCune and Susa Young
Gates Return from Import
ant Trip.

B Mrs. A. ". NIcCune and susa Young
Gates have Returned from an
extended trip to the east to Investigate
some of the best schools and colleges
( of the tinted States. with the object Of
getting pointers for the new depart
anlent OF domestic science and arts,
which 1T is proposed TO equip at the
Agricultural college, Logan. The four
story dormitory VIII be changed 10 meet
the requirements, the legislature hay
ing appropriated $1,000 for that pur-
pose. and $1,000 for equipment.
After visiting many schools in Me-
braska and Illinois. they went to the
Drexel institute. Philadelphia. the Co
iumbia university, the Manhattan Trade
school and the Pratt Institute, Brook
iyn. They called at Hartford, Conn,
where they met the accomplished young
woman who Is going to be the head OF
the domestic department of the Logan
college next year.
They also met Mrs. Ellen Richards,
the dean of woman's work in America,
1T the Boston School of Technology
Other women of prominence in school
work whom they met We're Mrs. Kinney
Columbia college. and Miss Schuitze
head OF the Louise Aicott school for
girls. at Boston.
All of those met Were well Informed
IS to the condition of things in Utah,
and We're much interested in the dect-
sion of the Agricultural college to send
two cars around the state next year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
CHURCH NOTICES

Il
The Ensign stake will hold a regular
quarterly conference Sunday, June 20 Z
with sessions at 10 a. m. in t he AS
5sembly hall and p. m. in the taber-g
Gnacle. Bishops and presiding officers
of auxiliary associations will please
announce the conference as widely
as possible.
The priesthood meeting of the Salt
lake stake will. be held in the Six,
teenth ward Westinghouse, at 800 p
M, NJ onday. June Fl. 1909. r.
The general priesthood meeting OF
i Ensign stake win be held Monday
June II, 1909, in the Eighteenth
ward chapel at $50 p. m.
rhe high priests OF Granite stake
will meet in regular quorum meeting
at the stake house on Sunday, June
20, at o O. clock a m There will be
a general testimony meeting, All are
invited.
Granite stake Sunday school union
meeting will be held in the stake house
Sunday, June 20. 1909, at 2:1O D. M. All
officers and teachers are kindly re-
quested 10 attend.
The quarterly conference Of the Re-!
slief Society Of the Granite stake Will
convene in the stake hall Tuesday at.
10 a. nj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
BERRIES THEIR UNDOING.
Two Weary Walkers Landed IN jail
For Pur1olning II Fruit Lunch.

The temptation OF the luscious straw
berry was too much for ]. u Hemphill
and Andy Davis, yesterday anu let
Ito their downfall which resulted in
Tod cement in the city jail II etllpliA
andshis pal, Davis, have Travelled many
weary miles, and when they arrived IN
Salt Lake yesterday they were not.
only tired hut hungry. The sidewalk
display OF fruits and veg ables in. front
of a grocery store near Postoffice place
Increased the pangs OF hunger. and cre+
atei a. distorted vision Whatever they.
saw belonged to them. Helping them
selves to two boxes of Isl ira w6erlies, the
WORTHLESS hastened to a shady spot IN.
tho rear of the pdstoffica building, and:
were Just entering into the Haycr8of the.
stolen fruits, when ssrgt. Johnston and
Patrolman Stains pountasd upon them.
4 They will have the substantial though
common prison fare fora W5days in
place Of the dellcacy Of the stolen
strawberry. its .yfs{&; II SO IL