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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
MR. MALLORY TO srDAl1.
Candidate WilI BE I'm Chandler Springa
Today.

.BIrmingham. July 2-(Special.) --Hon.
H s.. d Mallory. of Selma, candidate
for Governor OF Alabama. en- route to
Chandler Springs. In Talladega Coun-
ty, where he will deliver an address
Saturday. TODAY called on Q number Of
friends In Birmingham.
J. D. Collins. president of the Blrm-
iugham Board of Trade. and a promi-
nent shoe merchant who will be man
ager for the compaiEn for Mr.. Mallory
In Jefferson County. was with the cam
dtdats for the Rubernatorial position
during the time he was in the city. and
him TO many people.
Mr.. Mallory stated that he had al
ready received much encouragement
from all parts Of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
No Action By Coroner.

Birmingham. July 2.--(Special. "a
preliminary investigation conducted
Friday morning convinced the coroner
that there was nothing upon which o
court might take action in the death
of the two boys at North Birmingham
Tuesday afternoon when they were
struck by lightning. The testimony OF
wsnesses convinced Mr.. Brasher that
the boys had taken shelter from the
rain under the tree which was struck
by lightning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
0rmp sreeslaw at Hart.elIe.

annual camp meeting will commence
at the camp grounds near Hartselie,
this county. on August 90. and will
continue for ten days. The meeting
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brasil
err of Boar. and Rev, Richard Robin
son of PENAL. Texas. A number OF
other ministers are expected to be pres
emit during the ten days and take part
in these services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
WOMAN. Is RELHAsED.
IRA. ysna Denaisoa Admitsed 60 $500
- > sss u ,AaSl.+ o.

20 - Ball.
Birmingham. July S--(special.) MFRS.
yina Donaldson. wife of Charles Donal.
son. who was shot by Jack Roberts.
during an array at the Donaldson home
at Indio. In the northern part of this
county. has been released from the
county Jail on a, $500 bond.
The woman 10 charged with compile
ity in the shooting Of Donaldson. who
had to undergo the smputation Of an
arm to save his life. blood poison hav-
Ing, set In.
Roberts is still In jail awaiting the
outcome Of the injury inflicted. Donal-
SON took a stick and commenced as
saulting Roberts upon finding the lat
ter at his home. when pistol was
drawn and Donaldson was shot and dam
gerousiy wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
MRS. BOYD INJURED
ANKLE BROKEN As HORSE STARTS
ON RUNAWAY.
Foot Became Eatangied In wheel Ar
She Jumped From Vehicle
And Serious Injury Re.

And SERIOUS Injury RE-
shifted.
Serious injury was sustained by Mrs.
]. L. Boyd. of 624 Mildred Street. yes
terday afternoon. when she jumped
from her buggy In order to avoid
runaway, which appeared Inn
minent. In her effort to es-
cape. her right ankle became entan-
gled in the wheel. being broken upon
its first revolution.
The accident occurred about
o'clock, Just as Mrs. Boyd was prepar-
ing for an afternoon drive. AZ soon
as seated in the vehicle. the horse
reared because OF some ENHANCEMENT
of the harness, later dashing down
tn street as a runway. The occupant
jumped Immediately prior to the dash.
catching her foot in the wheel. which
the ankle.
Report from the residence last night
was that Mrs. Boyd was resting we'll.
and that no complication was antici-
pated. She Is the wife of J. L Boyd.
a we'll known grocer Of No. ls South
Court Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

We are willing to love our neigh
bors--iH we can choose our neighbors:
but that is Just where God tests US. He
gives us neighbors whom we naturally
would not choose IN order to teach US
to act on the real neighbor-rule Of
helping the man next TO US. whoever
re may he .---J, r Miller
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
DECREASE IN FINES
pOxICn DBPARTMENr CoI.LEcTEI
ol,5e1.So DURING MONTH. =


According 70 the cash report Of fines
coiiected by his department. during the
past month Of June, Chief OF Police
Tayior shows that the past month has
.hesn rather light In his department.
The report shows that the cash re-
seipts Of ei.ssl.so 10 considerable light
es than the report for the same month
last year. 1913
In making up the report II was
shown. that for the nrst fourteen days.
hafdly $500 WAS collected bv the de-
partmsut from the police court hnss.
X was thought that the amount would
be even smaller than the final report
shows, but during the latter part Of
the month o6enses against the city be-
came more numerous. and the fines col
iected sweiied the total report for the
month.
During the preceding month Of May
$1.75S.7S was collected by the officials
from police court hnes. This amount
was even larger than the same monti.
for, the preceding year. and larger than
June Of the preceding year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
MRS. THOMSON DEAD.
END Comes to Beloved woman 4
sunterayfIie.

Guntersviile, July 2,--(Speciel. The
death Of Mrs. w. p. Thomson occurred
last night
She cad been suffering from severe
fitness for q number Of days and her
death was scarcely q surprise to her
relatives and more intimate friends,
Being q lovely character, her friends
were without number and her death
has caused gloom throughout the city.
Mrs. Thomson was a devout Chris-1
tian, an active Sunday school worker
and o favorite In social circles. she
was formerly Miss Eleanor Black of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
NEWS OF oPELIKA.
Damon Lodge Of rytAI.n- Elect om-

Opelilxa. July 2.-(Special. damon
Lodge No. II, Knights Of Pythias. has
elected the following officers, for the
mander. Andrew l.. Dowdeil: Vice.
Chancellor, william l.. Ryan; Pre1ate.
George q. Weber; Master of Work.
Charles Shaefer: Master OF Exchequer.
Joseph III. Smith; Master OF Finance
and Keeper of Records and Seal. will
Liam NJ. Hopson; Master-at-Arms. John
f. Cobb; Inner Guard. Claude r. sum-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Decatur. July 2--tSpectal. Frank
p. Pettey. Of New Decatur. was elect
cd County Health ofleer yesterday at
meeting Of the Morgan, County Med
icai Society. held In Hartseiie. He is
one Of the most popular physicians OF
the Deoaturs and he1s nils the vacancy
as County Health Oflicer caused by the
recent death of Dr.. s. Z. Rountree,
who bad held the once for many
years, 49, 49,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
aRrFrirH MAKES BOND.
Mnp VIE skew Mrs. Lavendar .,
Ec~al~v.:- 80 80

! Birmingham. July Especial. -
y. w. Grimth. who shot and killed
Mrs. Lavender at Bnsley. Christmas
day, was today admitted to bond In
the sum OF $1,000.
Habeas corpus proceedings were
started before Judge Ferguson Of the
CITY Court but an agreement was en-.
bond hxed.
: 0rimth shot and killed Mrs Laven-
'dar In the kitchen OF the Ensiey Ho-
tel. The woman II said to have at
tempted to NIL Grinith with. knife
ana did. cut him. Both then sought
pistol which. belonged. to Mrs. IAven-
,dar. and 0rifnth was ths more success-
ful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Large Ice Cold Melona, Fine Meats.
CENTRAL MARK EFT.
Phones SOs-1z4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Old soldiers. BeaeAt 1t Flensng's
Weaaeslsy. Come and help them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
WEST CONCORD.

School began last Monday at
Fry school house with Miss Jessie
Cameron as teacher. Miss Gamer
on is from Millesrburg.
j. d. Holloway sold to Charley
Black one thoroughbred Poland
China hog last week for $500.
Nobe Hite sold one pair Of
mules to Bob Buckner last week
for $4,000. He also sold a suck
ling calf to Ed. McPheeters for
$24.0O.
j. d. Holloway and w. l.. Rick
ey went to Fulton on Sunday so
as to be there first Monday to at.
tend stock sale.
Tom Hite sold to Mcdonald 4
Lockridge % head of hogs, weigh
ing 135, at I cts per pound.
Charles Allen, who has spent
two weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Rena Griffith of Slater, will re-
turn to Centralia to take in the
big fair sights.
Mr.. King of near Hatton is
slowly recovering from a stroke
of paralysis.
Mrs. Baynham of McCreedie is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Homer
Ilite, of near Concord.
Mrs. John Folly of near Concord
and her son, Willie, are visiting
her daughter of Benton City, Mrs.
c. c. Thompson.
Miss Lottie King has accepted
position as teacher at Rush Hill.
Mrs. L. E. Anthony of near
llatton has moved to Mexico
where she will school her son.
Geek Conner cOntemplateS
erecting a new barn, preparing
to feed bunch of mules.
! Edgar Allen and sister attend.
ed the protracted meeting at
Hickory Grove church Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. McCan
visited with relatives at vandalia
Sunday.
Mrs. II. +. Tuepker ami brother,
Gus Depping, left Tuesday for
Warren county, where they will
visit relatives and attend the fair.
Miss Alice Tanner and sister.
Miss Fife, visited their aunt, Mrs.
Scoby, at Perry Sunday.
G.. b. Moore and family of
Pleasant Plains neighborhood
visited w. j. Crow and family
Sunday.
w. T. Reighley and family, who
have been located at Colorado
Springs for some time, arrived at
Farber Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Creasey, who has
been visiting at Martinsburg for
some weeks, returned home first
of the week.
Grandpa Depping went to
Moscow, No, first Of the week,
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emma Spears, who has
been visiting relatives here sever
al weeks, returned to Clarence
first of the week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
CANT.

We are having plenty of rain.
Will Showers sold some stock
hogs to Joe Considine for 6 cts.
Vernon Smith sold two spans
Of coming two year old mules for
$3.50.
Bro. Frost preached at Salt
River Sunday in Bro. Wright 8
place.
j. L. Smith has in new stock
of goods. Everybody welcome.
A large crowd gathered togeth.
er to pay their last respects to
the body of George Wisdam, who
was laid to rest in New Hope
burying ground. Bro. Points
preaching the funeral. The wife
and relatives have our sympathy
The New Hope meeting closed
Friday night with three additions
Carl Blume sold his milk COW
and calf to Haul Jones for $4,000
Mrs. Bette McCarty carried of
second prize for the best horse
mule at the Sappington mule
show, which was three dollars
and sold the mule to Joe Consi
dine for $4,000.
Will Showers sold to Levi Winr
one heifer for $500 and two
calves for $500.
Cant is on the boom, quite {
great deal of building going OF
in the vicinity.
Charlie Showers and wife spen
Sunday with r. L. Showers and
family.
Our blacksmith of Cant, Mr.
Shull, is laid up with his ham
caused by a bruise. Hope it viii
not cause him much trouble; no
serious any way.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
NORTH LIBERTY.

Liberty school opened Sept. 9th
with full attendance. Mr.. A. A.
Duncan, our faithful and efficient
teacher, again takes up his duties
here another term.
Miss Jennie James entertained
a number of her young friends
Sept. 10, in honor of her 18th
birthday. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant time was
spent, all wishing Jennie many
more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Sam Bise entertained the
following guests at Sunday din.
ner: Mrs. G. f. Younger and
children; Mr.. VIM. Bise and wife ;
Mrs. William Ravenscraft and
son, Robert FELTON,.
Mrs. Fannie A. Roberts. of
near Mexico, entertained the fol
lowing guests at Sunday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols
Mrs. Addie Lloyd and daughter
Ruth of Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Edwards and children
Ella Mamie and Mary Frances, OF
near Benton City, and Mrs. Moni.
Edwards and sons, John ant
Luke, and G. f. Younger, of thi,
IneighbOrhood.
| Miss LeReine Warden of Mex
leo spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Jennie James.
Misses Anna Belle McGee an,
Ella Mae Watts visited Mis-
Callie Kunkel Saturday and Sun
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
SKINNER.

Ralph King shelled two ears of
corn last week.
Miss Ollie Baker attended teach
erS institute in Mexico last week.
Russell Squirting is having 4
phone on the Montague line in
stalled in his home.
Miss Frances Whitley left Mon
day to attend Mexico High
School.
Judge Geo. Robertson and
family visited Jim Crawford last
Sunday; they came in their auto.
Bruce Bros. are loading a mix
ed ear Of oats and timothy seed
at Thompson.
Miss Lena Galloway leaves for
Clarksonville, Mo. to visit this
week.
Jim Squirting and wife are
sporting a new eut-under-buggy,
Mr.. Squirting is also the owner of
a fine trottinT mare and the boys
will have to 90 some now to keep
up with him.
Hugh Sharp and Clarence
Baker left Monday to attend
school at Mexico.
II. T. Cant bought the follow
ing hogs last week: "A of w. II,
De Jarnett at $3.50, and 30 of
Henry Berry at $3.50.
There will be preaching at
Bethlehem second Sunday; every
one invited to come.
Dave Neale leaves for Kinks
vile this week to attend school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Eugene Jones and Joe Berry
are fixing to build their new
barns, getting ready for winter.
Protracted meeting is still 60
ing on at New Hope with great
interest. Will continue over Sun
day.
Tom Showers and family of
near Rowena visited R. L. Stow
ers and family last week. Their
daughter, Mary, will attend
school in Mexico again this year.
Lots of corn being cut this
time; that means sick horses this
winter.
W. H. Sims sold his span of
mules he bought Of Ben Middle
ton this spring for 5000, to st.
Louis buyer.
Tom Showers sold two spans of
mules to Lee Green of Centralia
for $1,000.
Egbert Sims sold one span Of
mules to a Tennessee buyer for
$4,000 and bought another span
of Lee Green for $4,000.
Joe Berry lost a valuable milk
cow by her getting in the field ana
eating too much corn.
! Mrs Robinson living near the
Hurdle school house, has traded
her farm to John Baker for town
property She gives possession
in next month some time and we
think Mr.. Author Blume will
move to the farm vacated by Mrs.
Robinson. We are sorry to lose
Mrs. Robinson from our neighbor-
hood.
Eugene Jones and sons pur-
chased of Mrs. Fannie Smith
and sons, 5 sows and 40 pigs for
$40; L. E. VIM, one SOW and =
pigs for $500.
Ezra Petty has bought him 1
40 acre farm north of Thomp-
son and wifi get possession in De
cember sometime.
Edward Beatty and family had
quite a scare Sunday. While
coming home from New Hope
their horse became frightened,
tearing their buggy up, hurting
them some but we hope nothing
serious.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
RUSH HILL.

The drOuth has been broken
and late pasture is assured.
Several of our farmers are SOW
ing wheat.
Mr.. Mahohn, one mile north of
town, is preparing to erect large
barn.
Henry Stuart, west of town,
is building a five room house on
his farm.
Pete Erdle is building large
brick building, 40x50 feet. His
hardware and implement business
is increasing so fast he needs more
room.
Feutz and Barney will tea,
down the old elevator, near the
depot, and erect an elevator that
is up-to-date, with all the modern
improvements.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
LADDoNIA.

John McCune bought James
FARES farm, then sold it to John
Huffman.
c. E. Mayhall, editor of the
Herald, has moved to the C. a.
Wilder property. He certainly
is a happy man now.
Miss Ola Brown is still among
the sick.
Mrs. Alex. Turbough and Miss
Marion Barton are quite sick.
j. w. Martin is sick with fever.
Mrs. Tom Davis, from Mexico,
visited her mother at this place
Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. Dewheurst arrived
home Monday evening after visit.
ing her parents a few days at
Browns Station. Her brother
David accompanied her home.
Arthur Stanford transacted
business at Mexico Tuesday.
Messers Shields &Sayers bought
the farm owned by Mr.. Fulton
of Illinois, just south of town.
John Hobson shipped a load o.
hogs Wednesday to st. Louis
paid 71-2c. He went down with
them.
The Royal Guard" of the
Christian Bible school had Z
poverty social Tuesday evening
1t was very exciting. and was en-.
joyed by all. Nothing like it be
fore here.
Dick Gray bought the r. w
Pearson farm southeast Of town
paying $4,000 per acre. He i
fixing to build a large barn OF
same.
Allen Smith left last Tuesday
for Texas to spend the wintel
with his brother Floyd.
Frank Roden and wife of st
Louis visited his cousin, j. C. De
Laporte, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. De Laport,
and son, Tom, went to Perry Wed
nesday to attend the De Laport
: reunion of Martin Stehle's
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
J. C. Maxwell has a ten horse

J. C. Maxwell has a ten horse
power gasoline engine to elevate
oats into the cars. 1t elevates the
oats and blows all the dust out
at the same time.
H. C. Carnes, the accommodate
ing agent at the C. & A. depot,
presented his wife with a $4,000
piano last week.
Paul Yates, night operator al
the depot, and his young bride
are at home now, keeping house
like old folks, upstairs in the de
pot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
FARBER.

Our school is progressing nicely.
We had a nice :hower Tuesday
which was much needed.
Miss Elizabeth Upton returned
to her home at Moberly, after n
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Vcrdier.
Miss Eta Turpin visited at
Vandalia first of the week.
Guy Leet of Laddonia visited
his brother, Harry Leet, at this
place Saturday.
Miss Lottie Boulder returned
home Monday after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Emma Lee of Van.
dalia.
News was received here that
George w. Sparks, an old-timC
citizen of this community, died
at his home at ReardOn, Wash
ington, August 20, age ~ years
The deceased died of heart
disease, though he had beer in
poor health for over a year.
The union meeting at this plac,
will begin the third Sunday al
the Baptist church at II o'clock
Everyone invited to attend thes,
meetings.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

purse and friends, but the end
came peacefully. Hundreds Of
wet eyes saw all that was mortal
of George Wisdom lowered in the
grave at New Hope beside his
mother and sister, who proceeded
him years ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
Special Evening Outdoor Free
Entertainment.

Free concert from 1870 until
$3.50. Moving picture show from
s 80 to $50, showing Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, beautifully
illustrated in cOlOrs; how Star
Brand Shoes are made, and prob
ably scenes of Peary's trip to the
north pole, front of our store,
Don't forget the date, Wednes-
day, Sept. %, 1870 p. m.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Judge Guy McCune was in
Mexico last Friday on his return
from Columbia where he made ar.
rangements to place his two
daughters, Misses Villa and Gle,
neva. in school. Miss Marcha
Chinn of near Vandalia will at
tend school at Columbia, also.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Gov. Hadley took the brewers
at their word. They went back
on him, just like they go back Oh
the laws, and that's what s going
to bring prohibition in this State,
The laws are violated with the
saloons and the people reason that
it cannot be worse without t."
saloons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Repeated from the Vandalia
Mail: Sergeant Jett Griggsby
of the United States Army, a
son of Mrs. Griggsby of this city
and well known TO many of our
readers, has been ordered from
his post in California to Honolulu
where he will probably spend the
next year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

And so Hartman, the great
railroad magnate, is dead. He
paid high price for his high
living and high financing. Was
it worth it? Like feeting meteor
he came and was gone.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

James johnson, colOred, is
charged with criminal assault up
on a negro girl at Martinsburg.
He is at liberty under a $1,000
bond, with Taylor Arnold as Sc.
curity. to await the action of the
Audrain County Circuit Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

If you want to booze you must
keep off the trains. The C. & A.
and Wabash are enforcing the
new law governing this matter
don't try to get on a train If your
breath smells of booze.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16
THOMPSON.


to l.. c. Reed for 500, and bought
two of V. c. Smith for $270.
Miss Oracle Kline is attending
the north side public school in
Mexico this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beve Mayes Of
Centralia came down Sunday
night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Davis.
II. s. Davis sold two mules to
Joe Considine Monday for $3.50.
Mrs. Ed. Mayes of Phelps
county came in Sunday to visit
her parents, r. l.. Davis and wifS.
VIM. Curry is remodeling his
residence. G. A. Roe is doing the
work.
Two infant children of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II. EctOn were buried at
the Thompson cemetery Saturday
evening.
VIM. Boswell died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Alex. Greer,
last Tuesday, and was buried at
this place Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Boswell was 50 years old ami
was well known in this com
munity. He was a good man and
had many friends.
Uncle Nicholas Long passed
from this earth to the eternal
home last Sunday morning, Sept.
IL, 1909, at IL 30 He had been
| bed-fast for some six weeks al
the home of his daughter, Mrs
Robert Creasey, where he died
He was born in this state 80 years
ago and settled in this county il
1874. He was born, lived and dice
in Missouri. We can't say to,
much for Bro. Long. He lived thu
life of a Christian and was ;
friend to everybody. He was ,
member of the Baptist church anC
, had been for years. He leav :
] five children-four daughters ant
one sOn-Danial Long, Mesdame
Robert and Thomas Creasey, Col
umbus Jesse and A. V. Alexander
His funeral was preached MOnda
: afternoon at 3 o'clock at Libert
= church by Rev. Clarence Long q
= Centralia. He was laid to res
by the side of his wife who pre-
ceeded him eight years ago.
George w. Wisdom was Dor
in this county March 81, 1874, an
died at his home, south of tn
), place, Sept. 7, 1909. He was ma
tt ried to Miss Annie Hunt. Dec. 2
d 1898. This couple lived happil
> together until God saw fit to ca
him home. George expressed
u desire yet to live, but if it was IL
Masters wish for him to b
IL farewell to loved ones here he WI
Is ready to go, to meet his C
workers on the other side. v
q had known him for II years, al
1t looked upon him as one of OF
l. best and nOblest of friends. b
fore he died he left message
1T all of his friends (that he was g
he ing to heaven). He leaves a wi
ID and two brothers, a father al
h. step-mother. His funeral W
s. preached at New Hope chur
TT Thursday, by Rev. Moses Poir
in in the presence of one of t
largest crowds of sympathizil
.e friends that was ever assembl
at in this community. He took
k. his bed the 18th day of AugI
Sc with typhoid fever. All was do
that could be by wife, doct'
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

The Mexico Band has disband.
ed. Mexico can afford some
things, but she cannot afford a
band.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

The Audrain County Poultry
Association is rushing prepara-
tons for the show in Mexico
November 18th and 10Th. 1t is
going to be big event. Catalogs
will be issued soon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ii. Morris
arrived home last Thursday from
a months visit in California.
They had a most delightful trip.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Rev. c. NJ. Aker and family
moved to Columbia last week
where Mr.. Aker becomes pastor
of the Methodist church. As we
have said before, there is great
regret here that we must lose
these good people. Bro. Aker had
been pastor of the Methodist
flock here three years and had
deeply endeared himself to I'LL
our citizenship. He is a hard
student and always has something
interesting, original and uplift
ing in his sermons. He has fine
ability; he always makes COED
We expect to hear of a grea
work wrought by him in Col
umbia. We commend him aaC
his excellent family to all tn,
good citizens of that town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Miss Maggie Torreyson, sis
ter of c. A. Torreyson of Lad,
donna, has a position as teacher in
the Wentzville public schools.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Fox, north
of Mexico, entertained 20 of their
friends at dinner last Sunday
after all had heard a splendid
sermon by Rev. G. b. Beavis at
Sun Rise church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Special value in 9x12 room size
floor rugs at 5000, $500, and a
regular $500 administer rug
goes now for 1875.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-09-16

Miss Madge Householder, north.
west of Mexico. who has been at
tending school in Texas for two
years past. will enter Hardin
College this year.