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ed to the bore of these machines, while one was replacing tire ana uae other was renewing its fuel.
 Stillman's withdrawal left the two Chalmers-Detroits to fight 1t out for second place. Charles Basle's Re- nault stayed hopelessly to the finish, many miles behind, but the other cars had gradually been eliminated in the fierceness of the struggle. Both Ma tionals, Cliquot, Renaull and the Ra- nien had been gradually worn down and quit.
 Summary:
 One mile, time trial - Duck tStrang), :37:7; Benz (Oldheld), 40:14; Christie CChristie), :43:S2; Stearns (Rutherford), :50.S5.
 Ten mile, chassis, 451 to GOO cubic inches-,F'irst, National (Aiken), S;27: 22; second, National (Kincad), S:27: n; third, Apperson (Harding) ,S:50: 65. Also ran, RenauH, F. l. A. T., Steams.
 Ten mile race, for light cas-First. Chalmers-Detroit (Matson). 9:49:4G; second, Chalmers Detroit (Knipper), 9:49:S4; third, Buick (Nelson), $50: IS. Also ran, White Gasoline, Fuler.
 Ten mile, free for all handicap First, Marmon CStillman). S:54:96; second, Marmon (fIarlpun). S:55; third, National (Aiken), 9.12:41. Also ran, Renault, Freres, Rainier, Knox.
 Two mile, free for all-First. F. [ 4. T. 0Strang), 1:31:63. second. Benz (oldfeld), 1:37:1S; third, National tAiken), 1:43:72. Also ran. Christie.
 Two hundred mile stock chassis race-First, Buick 0Chevrolet), 2:4G. 4S; second, ChalmensDetroit (Ding- ley), 2:53:3S; third. Chalmers-Detroit (Lorimer), 2:55:15. Also nan, Re nault (Basle). Rainier (Marnon), Re nault tCliquot). National (Aiken) National (Kincaid).
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COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED TO REVISE AGREEMENT OF THE
 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Election Of Officers Today--Arkansas League Is Not Represented at
 the Meeting.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 9.-The Ma ticmal Association of Minor Leagues held the opening session of it's annual meeting here today, but transacted only routine business. The election of officers and the ratification of the action of the National Board of Arbi- tration In admitting the California State League into class B of the Ma tlonal Association will be brought be- fore the meeting at it's session to- morrow. The roll call of the asso- ciation and the appointment of two committees by President M. H. Sex ton was all that was done at the meet ing.
 President w. NJ. Kavanaugh of the Southern League extended the hospi- tallty of Memphis to the members of tn association.
 Nineteen of the leagues were repre- semed at the meeting. All the leagues in class A and class B were represent ed with the exception of the Eastern | League, member of the former class The fact that one of the largest of the minor leagues of the country was without "a representative caused much comment among the members. Moth ing has been heard directly from the le'gue, but 1t was expected President Pat Powers of the league would be on hand to represent it. President Sexton appointed com mittee of five to revise the agree ment under which the National Asso- | ciation now exists. Those on the com mittee sue | H. Farrell. New York State League; James O'Rowke, Con necticut League; T. H. Murnane. New England League: William Grayson, American Association, and President | Sexton.
 President Sexton appointed an au- diting committee to consist of the fol. lowing:
 J, T. Hayes. Three I League: R R. Burke, Western League, and FuIman Smith, Carolina Association.
 The following leagues were repre- scented:
 Class A--American Association, Pa eifle Coast, Western, Southern.
 Class B-Connecticut, Central, New England New York, Three I, Month west. TrilState.
 Class C--Western Association, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Texas. South At lantic
 Clais Minnesota, Wisconsin. Wisconsin Illinois, South Michigan As sociation, Central Association, Caro- lima Association, Ohio, nlinos,Mis- souri
 The following leagues were not rep resented:
 Class A-Eastern
 Class B-None.
 Class C--Western Canada, Virginia.
 Class D-Kansas, Blue Grass, Cen tral Kansas, Northern Indiana, North east Arkansas, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, East Carolina.
 The following leagues are still mem- bers of the association. but were dis banded during the last season:
 erMountain, Cotton States. South !
 Carolina, Oklahoma and Kansas. Ar kansas State.
 Committees representing the Three | | League and the Central Association met today and discussed plans for re- distrieting the two leagues. 1t was decided to hold iolnt meeting of the two leagues at Chicago on November 2s to go into the subject in more de- tail
 The Three I League was represent ed by J. T Hayes, Davenport; E. E. Donnelly, Bloomington. and Sam Swift, Dubuque, Iowa The Central
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DIES OF WOUNDS.

Breaux Bridge. La. Nov. 9.--Tay- Tor Daspit. Sr.. for many years a ieadinz' figure in politics fin this sec. ton of the state. died here this morn ng as result of wounds sustained when he was shot from ambush yes terday. Deputy Sheriff Eraste Champagne. who was arrested and charged with the shooting was taken 10 the jail at St Martincyille. late to- day pending his preliminary trial
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REBELS WERE DEFEATED.

Managua. Nicaragua. Nov. 9.--The announcement is made here by the government that after three days of furious fighting the troops of Presi- dent Zelaya defeated the revolution ists at Colorado Bar, near Greytown. Many men on both sides were killed or wounded and lage number cap tured
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TO FIGHT DISEASE

New York, Nov. 9 For fighting disease, separate. gifts, totalling near ly million dollars. were announced in New York today. Of this sum. S700,000 is to be used for the estab- lishment of a tuberculosis preventor- ium for children. while si50,e0 was given by MT and Mrs William S. Sloane. for seven story addition to the Sloane Maternity hospital, of the college of physicians and surgeons of Columbia university
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THREE GET SENTENCES.

St. Louis, Mo, Nov 9-The three men said to be members of gang of robbers who have operated in Mis-. souri. Kansas, Oklahoma and other states, today pleaded guilty of rob bery of the Wellsyille, Mo. postoffice last April.
 ] H. Kelly and John Doe were sen tenced to serve seven years and Thomas w. Priest to serve five years
 in prison Edward Conn, another member. will be tried Thursday.
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return from the north. when he stated that his field work was at an end.
 Commander Peary repudiated the announcement printed in several newspapers that within five years he would head an expedition to seek the south pole under the auspices of the Peary Arctic club.
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coTcH WINS WHISTLE.

Chicgo, Nov 9--Frank Gotcn. champion wrestler of the world, de- feated Giovanni Raicevitch of Italy in two straight falls. o9tch as catch can, here tonight the first in l6 minutes 2S seconds and the second in min utes 2S seconds. ~Tl~l
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PEARy IS THROUGH.
VIII Not Seek for the South Pole.

Will Not Seek for the South Pole.
 Washington. Nov 9.-While reit- erating his oft-expressed belief that the United States should attempt q national expedltion into the anarctic
 :: . z ?; IT.; fonizalt declared that because Of the fact that Commander Robert F. Scott, Of the British navy Is working on a south pole expedition, t would be i'm proper 10 attempt to utilize his route or regions in which lie Is 10 work. Therefore. he said. he has given the matter no further thought since his
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Lightning's Doings.

During the heavy rainfall last
Friday Allen Duffy, who lives on
the old WillBroaddus place, north
of Cant, lost his barn by
lightning. No stock in the build
ing. but some harness and a
buggy also burned. The building
was new and was insured for
$500.
Charles Sellers barn. in same
neighborhood, was also str,lcl;
same day. The frame of the
building was badly wrecked and
broken.
Il. L. Jones lost a mule by
lightning same day. Virgil Dixon
had just returned from the field
with the mule and two Others
and lodged them in the barn, auG
went to the house. In a few
moments he started back to the
barn, but it began to rain and he
lodged into an clubhouse. Thea
the lightning came. Result, n
dead mule, as stated. and the
two Others knocked to the ground
III Virgil had gone on to the harm
he likely would have been killed
too.
The same day lightning killed
the best cow belonging to Mr..
Sankey, who lives six miles east
of Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
People Eat Plaster Paris.

Columbia, Mo, May s.-People
of Hannibal, Mo, have been eat
ing plaster paris, according to
Doctor W. p. Cutler. State Dairy
and Food Commissioner. f.. ".
Ham. the inspector at Hannibal.
is said TO have examined cream
tartar branded absolutely pure" "
and found it adulterated. an
buckwheat -four was found to he
made of cornstarch and wheat.
starch.
=. -. Meyer. the 81. Louis n
sp tor, is said 10 hav, fou
lemon extract mauufactarC. ',
a baki"" rowd,r cohpany. ia'...
ing any ;ru"c of lywon oil. &c..
coior'd with GOA! Tar d.
! no-cailnd vanilla cStraci W :
n'air largely OF prune juice end
without any trace of an cxtrant
of the vanilla bean.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Miss Carter Dead.

Miss Linnie Carter. II years
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
y. Carter. who reside northwest
of Mexico. died at the home OF
Judge j. a. Lewis in this city
last Thursday night after a
month S illness of pneumonia.
Miss Carter was a pupil in the
Mcmillan High and would have
graduated next year had she liz.
ed. She was a favoritc in school
and everywhere. and she will he
greatly missed. Besides her par
cnts she is survived by three
brothers and two sisters. Marvin.
Sterling. Robert and Emmons and
Ellen and Mary Lee.
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at Sun Rise church.
conducted by her pastor. Rev.
Reavis. assisted by Rev. w. NJ.
White. The pallbearers were Rus.
sci Woods, Harry Cook. Wheeler
Cant, Curtis Cauthorn. Gideon
Powell and Clyde Fox.
Blessed are the dead who die
in the Lord"
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Academy Commencement.

The following is the program
for commencement at Missouri
Military Academy:
Baccalaurate sermon. Christian
church by the Rev. w. NJ. White
Monday. May 24.-Junior Dee
lamatory contest.
Tuesday, May 25.-Commence.
ment exercises at 10 a. m.
Exhibition drills will be held in
the meantime and every Tuesday
and Friday afternoon at 5 80
O'Clock from now until the close
of school, dress parade will bc
held.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
A Missouri Bows Perch.

The following dispatch tells f
the good luck of Missouri boy
a cousin of DR.. J. +. Harrison
formerly of Mexico, now superin.
tendent of the State Hospital at
Pennington, Mo.
New York.-lt has just become
known that J. Waldo Smith. head
engineer of the Catskill water
system. who is the highest paid
city official, ovcrstepping Mayor
Mcclellan by $1,000 year. has
chosen his friend, Charles l.. IIar.
rison, for the $4,000 berth as
deputy chief engineer of the
board.
Mr.. Harrison. IL Missourian and
a graduate of the Missouri State
University. has been one of the
paid engineers of the Penn.
sylv"nia. and it was thought he
VAS 4 fixture with that conn Nv
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Got Married, Amt It.

The article below is taken from
the University Missourian. eth,
man in the ease" claims he j,
but 81. instead of 80, as the Mis-
sOurian gets il. and Shradcr j,
mad about the statement, too
They were married in Mexico
Thursday by Rev. II. +. Truck
Miss johnson tore a leaf out OF
the family Bible at home. and
brought with her to show that she
was past Is. II is understood that
they will live at Vandalia. The
Misourian says.
II have gone; will write You
when we get settled. "
Miss Stella johnson. ls years
old, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
johnson who lives at sos East
Lyons street, eloped with Her.
bert Schrador so years old, yes
terday afternoon. Before leaving
her home the girl wrote the fore.
going note and placed it where
her mother could find it.
The couple left at 1 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon over the
Wabash for Centralia. Joseph
Crews, conductor on the train.
saw them. He says they took a
train at Centralia at G:l5 O'Clock
for Mexico, Mo.
Miss Johnson has one brother
and six sisters. 1t is said thar
they objected to Mr.. Schrader
calling on their sister. Mr.
Schradcr often joked about run.
ming away and getting married
at Long & Iieibergcr's reStau-
rant, where he works.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
EATING HORSE MEAT.
Sturgeon People Would Like TO
Know If That's What They've
Been Getting.

Columbia, Mo-, May T. Thorn
as 5. Carter of Sturgeon. in q
letter to DR.. W. p. Cutler. state
dairy and pure food commission
er, declares unscrupulous meat
Missouri buying old horses and
dealers have agents in Central
canning them to he sold as beef.
Mr.. Carter says there is reader
market for fat horses of the
, worthless variety than has ever
been known.
DR.. Cutler was inclined to
laugh at the matter this morn.
ing. 81 have written to Mr.. Car.
ter" he said, that the Pure
Food commission will look into
the matter, and we will do so,
but there is no cause for alarm
and | feel certain Mr.. Carter's
differences are unwarranted. In
the first place, the butchering is
done in Kansas City and st.
Louis. and il horses were being
butchered we would hear about
it. for there are plenty of sources
of information open to the Pure
Food Commission in both places.
"The fact that many of the
travelling horse buyers seem alb.
solutely worthless does not war.
rant the inference that the horses
are being bought TO masquerade
as canned beef. The people in
Sturgeon are interested in the
work of the Pure Food Com
mission is, however, gratifying"
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Thirty-Nine Year School Director

The Missouri School Journal.
Howard A. Gass' paper, com
ments as follows;
In all probability, Audrain
county can boast of the school
director who has seen longer
service on a school board than
any other man in Missouri. Judge
Martin Flynt Of Cant has served
his people as a member of =
schoolboard for thirty.nine years.
During that time he has been
cleark of the district every year
but one. If this record can be
equalled or excelled, the journal
would be pleased to know of It.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Hardin Entertainments.

Saturday, May 10, 500 p. M.
Graduate piano recital, Ethr
Eckerd, pupil of Mr.. Thomas.
I Monday, May II. $50 p. M
Alumnae Banquet. Hotel Hoxsey
Monday, May II. 500 p. M
Graduate vocal recital. pupils oi
Mrs. Adam.
Tuesday, May Is. 500 p. M
Graduate violin recital. Edith
Crosby. Edith Mccormick. pupils
of Miss Barnum.
Wednesday. May 10, s ;00p. IN.
Graduate piano recital. Caroline
Watkins, pupil of Mr.. Thomas.
Thursday, May 20-Art Lewc.
afternoon and evening.
Friday. May 81. 500 p. NJ.
Second piano recital, pupils Of
Miss Robbins.
Saturday. May 22, s 100 p. M
Piano Recital, Miss s. Harriet
Robbins.
Sunday, May %. 1915 p. m -
Baccalaureate sermon. DR.. J. j.
Greene. Liberty. Mo.
Monday. May ~, 500 =. m.-
Graduate Expression recital
Dana Cochran. Dixie Dirickson
Mable Elliott, pupils of Miss Jack.
Tuesday. May %. 1000 a. m
Glass Day Exercises.
Tuesday, May %. 500 p. m.--
Graduation Exercises. Address by
DR.. w. c. Biting. st. Louis. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Big and odd"

I'll. dris Appeal last wecE
"'niaincd the following para
g.h:
Santa Fc Dad Fellows Rot un.
Iy nave one OF the beat d-illc,I
'1rat Degree tclr.S IT. ;his section
but has ten. ;hat Tor avcrayr
height an@ weight will prcbaalr
eclipse any otAr' team in Mis-.
sour, said DR.. {. NJ. Baker to
the Appeal man, Tuesday "Thc
l6 men in this team will avcra yr
fully 6 feet in height and 210
pounds in weight. Newt Bishop is
the tallest member. He is 6 fecs
. inches. Nathan Vaughn. Il feet
! IL inches comes next. Avery
Pea.;c is q feet inch .Wm. Wi
Acrson. Leandcr lieckart. Henry
Lee Scobee. Bert Reed. sam Hoa.
Jim Camplin. Ike Wilson. IIen-y
Fainter and Ju Wilson are all
SiN-footera, while Dol Hang r.
"hl rman ..lu myself are the
My ones who fall below thar
rtrndard. 0ur lodge has averaged
one application II week for the
last ten weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Sam Malone Of the Mexico
poatofIlee walked up to Thomp-
son and back last Friday fore.
noon, ~ miles in all. He said he
felt none the worse for the wear.
only a little sore across the chest.
He wanted a little taste Of what
that veteran walker, Edward
PaysOn Weston, who was thra
Mexico lass week footing his way
q San FraneIaeo. i experiencing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

C'1. Doabln. W,o o'sr, the
'rti'a h n,5H t,r.a rory Il, sc
e. itus EIi. called tpc ot.yr uay
AID renewed for the Message. for
hhmsef and for has father. a.. T..
Doeblin. MIR. Doeblin has been
in bad health for n year. but late
ly he is picking up again. H. has
30 acres of corn planted audL his
father has 40 planted.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Hundreds of AIexicO's pOpulace
were at the Wabash station at
$40 last Sunday evening to see
the new st. Louis-C Colorado
Limited pass thru on its inaugural
trip The train is a beauty and
makes il clear thru 10 the Pacific
eoast in three days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

j. L. Hickman, who resides on
the viii Shock place, northwest
Of Cant, renews for the Message.
lie was confined to his room six
weeks lately by illness. but since
the summer days are returning
he h very much better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
To Establish High lchcol.

The Missouri School .1ourr l.,
published at jefferson Cuy. Bay,
The village of Santc Fe. Mon
roe county, is agitating the qu,s.
tiOn of forming consolidated
district and establishing a high
school. There is II statute now in
force enabling districts To do
this. IL teachers and Others inter.
ested in bringing better educa.
tional facilities within the reach
of the children in the country
would study the provisions of this
St1,utc and begin sysremat. ,
course of education along thls
line, much might be accomplished.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

\ very heavy rainfull u tuis
section of the State last Splud =
morning and then agant .n 90.
evening. About three and ono
half inches OF rain fell vilhr o
hours. The wafer nee leJ, ilo
half the supply would la b %
abundance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Attorney f. G. Kennen Of Lad
donia was in Mexico last Satur-
day. He says the AIasons Of Lad
donia viii own the new room
over the LaddOnia Bank building
SOON to b. erected 70 be used as
their lodge hall.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Joseph Wilkins, r. d. Worrell,
Frank Parker, James Tinsley,
Rev. A. A. Wallace and Others
are down in Pike county this
week on a fishing trip.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

The Fulton steam laundry was
destroyed by fire last Sunday
night. Loss $4,000. insured for
$500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mr.. J. w. Atkins has been
elected principal of the Benton
City schools. Miss Mabel Br..rr
will be teacher in the priulary
department of the school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Littleby Sunday School will
have a rally next Sunday, May
10th, with dinner on the ground
and a sermon to the children after
dinner.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Charles Tanner, one Of .he
Skinner merchants, renews for
this paper for a year for his sister,
Mrs. j. r. Ridgeway, at Greedy,
Colo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. C. C. Cohoon OF Cordell,
Okla, who, with her little
daughter, had been visiting Mrs.
Cohoon's parents herr. 3ir. ana
Mrs. w N. Boatnian, ana other
relatives, received tclcEr.ia
Monday to come ho AZ. -
husband had taken quit.
hope that Mr., Colleoo
cover safely.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Last seasOn Sam Howard Of
fered I'm agate mounted s.eel pole
70 the fisher IA this community
who would caseh 'he bigseSs i-..l.
ii.s pFine goss 20 j. .. SpiAeg.
VINO apSlee aal ; las, ags, " A-
.ns AZ es..Sa
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Miss Ruth Clark of this city,
who was seriously burned several
weeks ago, has gone to the Col
umbia hospital for treatment Of
her injuries.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

VIM. Porawski withdrew his
petition for saloon license after
it had been presented to ,he
county court last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

The Southern Bank of Mexico
has been chosen by the County
Court as the depository for the
county funds for the ensuing
year. The bank pays an interest
Of Ala per cent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Rev, W. NJ. White of this city
will deliver the commencement
address before the Clifton High
school next Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

The third quarterly meeting of
Mexico. Circuit will be held at
olivet church Saturday and Sun.
day, May 22nd and 23d. Dinner
ON the ground Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

The friends of Wallace Crossley.
of the Warrensburg Star, ars
booming him for the next Demo
crat nomination for Governor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Prosecuting Attorney f. S.
Cant is again back at his desk,
thoroughly restored to his former
good health, his scores of friends
hope.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Rev. j. ID. Watson OF this citv
filled his regular appointment at
Noix Creek Baptist church "a
Pike county last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

x. B. Kerr out Molino Wal. .c.
news for the Message and S..h.
scribes for year for has sister.
Mrs. Kate Barnes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

r. II. Green. who lately moved
from Mexico to Shackelford, Mo-,
orders the Message to follow him,
renewing for the paper for a
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

T. j. Atkins has been aipon,ed
postmaster in 81. Louis. Il is
$1,000 better than being sub.
treasurer, when he lost SOL 500
belonging to the government.
which Senator Stone has asked
the peope to replace, thus relis,-
ing Atkins and his boudsmen i5n
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. j. j. Donahue and chill
! len Of Chicago, are here and
spend the summer with Mrs.
snahugh's parents, Mr.. anil
fs. J. d. Miller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

The County Court last week ap-
nted Miss Elizabeth Gill,
cher Of mathematics in the
texico schools. as a member Of
he County School Board.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13
Card Of Thanks.

/ thank my neighbors and
friends for the kindness to me
during the sickness of my wife
and daughter Villa and the death
of my babe.
John NJ. Young.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Sarah McGee of Jersey.
vile, ILL.,, attended the funeral or
her sister here this week. Mrs
Charles f. ChappeH.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

q. w. Bailey, one of this paper =.
best friends. rcnews his subscrip.
ton for a year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

+. NJ. Loveless renews for this
paper. He tells us that everything
looks lovely on the farm these
bright spring days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Julian Ham, night agent cr
the Wabash railroad in Mexico.
has accepted position in the
Union Station ut Kansas CITY.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Rev. VIM. Godfrey OF Kgn,uoky
visited his niece here last week.
Mrs. EGgeGc Dyson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Miss Myrtle Roberts of Rush
Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. D. n
Roberts of this city last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

y 4. TorrVS eon, noril, Of Rus.t
Hill, was here saturday. sort of
caught out in the big rain, l,e was.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mr., +. s. Branden aud Miss
Mabel Cook. both Of near Lad.
donia, were granted MARI iage
license last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Thomas G.iiiiUHd late oi p.
Der we understand is thinking OF
moving to Mex.ro.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Kate Hardesy Of Hun
newell. Mo. visited Mrs. Frank
Eller in this city last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Thomas Woodward has
been entertaining her aunt. Mrs.
Susan Stubblefield, of Moberly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. NJ. j. Sanders has been
entertaining her friend. Miss
Mary Taylor, of Clinton, No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

Mrs. B. w. Hale of Laddonia
visited Miss Ollie Seitz of this
city Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-05-13

We are glad to enroll Miss
Annie Beasley. r. +. ID. /. Mexico.
as a new reader of this paper.