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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
MEXICO BAND WAS
ORGANIZED THIS Week
COMPETENT LEADER TO HAVE
CHARGE OF ORGANIZATION
WHICH WILL START PRACTICE
IMMEDIATELY LIST or
THOSE ENROLLED.

Mexico ID 10 have a band, al
last At a meeting held Thursday ev
ening quite a number were enrolled
and officers elected Chas. Black
a competent and experienced banc
leader. will be musical director.
The officers elected were. Per
cy Treloar. president and manager;
chas. Black, musical director. and
l. T. McCue secretary and treas
urer.
Those enrolled are:
w. B. sappIngton
G. Fl. Taylor.
b. r. Williams.
Chas. Black
Clyde Fox.
w. C. Williams
Leo J. Vent
T. J. Null
l. T. McCue
Joe P. Gianaon
Percy Treloar
Marques Wallace
Rolla Mcintyre
Dr. Griffin
Or. Turley
N. Y. FonvilIe
c. W. Edmonston
Fred Pitcher
Frank Gibson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
STOCK NOTES.


David Bagby received 1852 head OF
Angora goats here Friday morning
that he purchased on the Kansas
City market. Mr.. Bagby bought the
goats to clean up the brush on a
farm that he owns between this city
and Fayette. The Angora goat, It
Is said, viii turn UP its nose at the
blue grass when there is a brush
sith green leaves out in reach. II
Mr.. Bagby succeeds in getting the
brush cleaned from his farm and al.
so gets a profit on the goats, he will
have killed two birds with one stone.
Armstrong Herald.
Col. Geo. Hall, the stockman, has
bought a fancy saddle horse from
Col. Hayes, paying a long price.
Lee brothers, Mexico horse buyers,
were in Fulton Monday and bought
seven Galloway horses, getting n
from J. =. sapDington. one from Ed.
Brooks. one from Howard Pease, n
from NJ. c. Crowson, one from C. C.
Holt, one from E. s. Houchlns, and
one from Arnold Bedsworth. They
paid from SIS to 5000 for each.
Fulton Gazette.
1t would require a freight train
reaching from Topeka Z Lawrence,
tw~entyeight miles miles, to haul the
potatoes in the Kaw valley district
TO market in July and August. The
freight agents Of the Santa Fe and
Union Pacific roads are compiling in
formation as to the potato crop In
the Kaw valley between here and
Kansas City, and report that the pro-
duction will reach close to $500
a loads. one-third Of the yield is
In Santa Fe territory, on the south
side of the river, and two.thirds Is in
Union Pacific territory, on the north
side. The movement of the new
crop VIII begin about July /. Most
Of the potatoes go West and South.
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona
are big buyers Of Kansas potatoes.
Texas is also a liberal customer. The
Kaw valley crop comes in between
the two Texas crops. There is also
quite a demand In Minnesota and
Wisconsin for the Kansas product, es-
pecially the early crop. Scarcely
any shipments go East
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Seattle, Wash, June sth.-Thirty-
five years ago in the little town OF
Indianapolis. Ind. Col, John Stew
art was divorced from his wife be-
cause Of drunkenness. The two
drifted apart and never again heard
Of each other. Stewart went to
Missouri and there he expended his
youth in the mule raising industry.
For the mule he had a good eye and
by the right kind OF management he
amassed a fortune by getting con-
tracts from the government for ar
my mules. Incidentally it might be
added that the divorce court also
cured Stewart of the drink habit.
Seized with a desire to invest
money in the West, Stewart spent
the last two years in California, Ore.
gon, Montana, and last spring he
came to Seattle.
In Seattle Stewart registered at a
plain looking hotel, but which had
been recommended to him on ac-
count Of its famous meats and pas
try. Stewart, in spite Of his do
nestle separation, always claimed
that his former wife could bake the
finest pies and cakes in the world.
1t seems strange that a little
piece of pumpkin pie with a tender
crust no thicker than a half dol
lar could awaken in a mans heart
emotion, but 1t did more. No sooner
had the piece Of pie disappeared than
Stewart was inquiring for the kiteh.
en-, and, once there, asked for the
short blonde woman who did the
work.
Turning to face him was no other
than his former wife. She had lived
for years working as a cook. stew
art and his former wife are soon
TO be remarked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
UNIDENTIFIEDPERsOHAT-
TEMPTED HOME
SUNDAY MORNING ABOUT 3 o.
CLOCK WAS AWAKENED BY
A NOISE At REAR DOOR =
SIMILAR OCCURRENCES HAVE
BEEN REPORTED.

sgnd&y morning sboui , O'Clock
sOzns ~ ztenpsd 70 enter tn
hozs q Mz. Amanda KuakeI. re
siding On " Monroe street Mrs.
Kzzksl vas aEsksnsA AZ this houi
b. = Doke. ~ Z some one val
tJi1g 70 open q door IN the real
o. TIE h0zss. Upon inFesugEtloa she
EzE . uzn, EnS upo1 asking who II
EAs. she resolved an answer, bat did
Bg ua2esxz2zd the naIns.
When asked What be wanted. MrE.
KUzkel states she got ths reply that
he wasted into the house. she then
tod him Il be didn't leave. she
wOaA xho<G The intruder then de-
parted. g0zag west. she says.
MnA Knnkei Ga not recognize ths
man. @Ht states be was wearing a
white Ehir With no coat.
Things Of this kind have happened
70 several Of the residents who i've
On this street within the last two
Fseks. and in other parts Of the
city similar occurrences Of this char.
Acter have been reported within
ths past month or Va. Only a fsw
weeks ago come ons attempted to
enter the homs q Giles Green and
Ernest Barusti, while a rno0th age
the homes Of Ms. Myers and
Of Mrs. 8. }. Terrll. residing on n.
Jefferson street were moIested sboB.
midnight By some one turning ths
knob q an outside door, an II Try
lag to open IT,
Whether the motive for these At
temDts 70 enter homes Of this cit.
IL buEgzriy or is some drunken per
son, mistaken In their home. Is IN
known. but, at any rate, If thess
things are continued, some one vii
be toand cat and an example made o.
hin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Miss Ruth Fonville, Of this city, is
In the South where she viii spend
the entire summer. Miss Fonyille
represented Missouri at the Conven.
ton of the United Confederate Vet
Grams Just closed in Memphis. She
was a bugler, and, possessing unus-
ual musical talents, made a decided
hit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Thursday At a dellghtfsl on.
dinner. Zach entree vas
be. bat the piece De r~ess,,-s
= platter pied high with s.ssa
Drowned frog legs. All a.
partook ot this delicaer IA sasa
extent that the e~oaversatlon
out the afternoon vas carr,.s
tirely IN the Preach Language.
present were Mesdams. os
Brown. P. H. Cullen, Corr
monston. Norton Nelson. Fn-L
Charles Graham and Miss NJ Aa
son. At
The announcement Of Tia
ment q Miss Stella Roberts,
Mr.. Hugh Cartwright. Of s. .
was made last evening at a w.
joysble party given BY Mis-, 49,
sen at her home. The fRty
were set TO playing p~Fogres.iv.
zies and on working up to ,bs
table the solution was found
in the names Robertson ana
wright Joined together. Tba
sion happened to be NJ, 20
wright's birthday whlchfact Va.
fled by a large cake surnoun,as
six blazing candles. in the
center. The entire house vas
fusely decorated with red ro...
white syringa and the pleasao, -
ing closed with the serving a
elegant two course lunch.
Mrs. Frank Buckley was sivs,
happy surprise party yesterday :,
ternoon BY her neighbors. the
sion being her thirteenth anniyer,,r
Mrs. Buckley was mysteroqslv =
moned from home and on her
turn found il transformed into q
or with white syringa and nsas \.
neighbors in possession, and a nj,
table two course lunch ready IN /
served. An enjoyable afternoon ~
spent. The ~surprisers were NJ,
Buckley. ST., Misses Mary "a
Edna Buckley. Mrs Bush, Mn. j.
ter Crews, Miss Herman, Mrs. n
Ter and Miss Lucille Howell.
Misses Ruth Robertson, Marie Ro..
Leila Winans and Ria Hall 20 i
st. Louis next week to attend IN.
Beta Sig Convention.
Mrs, J. T. Ricketts, is in :,
Louis the guest Of Mrs. D. P. Moon,
Miss Dorothy worreIl goes to Lon.
isyille, Kentucky, next week to visit
relatives.
Misses Mae and Leoaa Jseks0
start for Alabama next Tuesday 70
visit friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
cHRoNIc RHEuMArIsM.

This is the variety Of rheumatism
taat usually attacks the larger joints
knees, hips and shoulders. 1t Is a
graVated by cod and damp weather
and for this las a mar afflicted
with It can often foretell changes In
the weather. chamberlaln's Liniment
applied freely and with vigorous rub.
bing relieves the pain and makes
sleep and rest possible. 1t will also
effect cure ut viii not prevent re.
currence Of the disease. For sale by
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
Goodbye


Mrs. Lucy Graham is visiting in
Columbia.
Miss Flayel McLoney is visiting
in Cairo, Ill.
Professor and Mrs. Arthur Lee are
located at the Hawthorne residence
for the summer.
Mrs. d. A. Mcmillan left We'd
nesday for Fulton. to be gone two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latney Barnes have
returned to their home in Amorilla,
Texas.
Miss Marie Houston will be home
next week from st. Louis where she
graduates in kindergarten department
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague and on.
Robert, will leave shortly for an ex-
tended trip throughout Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Rodgers and
family are domiciled for a month at
the residence of Mrs. Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Crigler are
living at the Threlkeld residence on
b. Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. White attend.
ed the Westminster fraternity ban.
quet Monday night.
Mrs. sallle Hisey and Mrs. Allie
Luekie are visiting at Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. Withers, Mrs. E. C. Gamble.
Mrs. Geo. Blowers and Miss Electra
withers attended the wedding Of Mis-
Huitz at Columbia this week.
Mrs. William Stuart Is home af.
ter spending the winter with relatives
in Texas.
Misses Velma and Lena johnson
while Hook, Nellie Hill and Louise
Lakeland go to St. Louis next week
% attend the Beta Sig convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robertson
Misses Stella and Ruth Robertson
n Frances Guthrie, and Mrs. r &
wilson attended the commencement
exercises at Westminster this week.
Coi. A. c. Lillard, formerly Of Mex.
ico' VIII be married on the twenty.
tnird Of this month to Miss ~,Jessie
mar Of Acahto, California. TbeI
ceremony will take place at tbe
orlae's ranch home, and win he al
misses Pyle, of Texas, Derby. oil
very quiet affair.
carthage, MeIntire, Of Kansaa c,tv
NJ INC Mrs. Staples, OF cameror
ana Mr.. Alfred Pittman, of Kansas
oi'y. Will be guests Of Miss gIadvs
FanNess, next week.
\ silver reception held T~buradav
at the home of Mn. 8
Aner was a most gratifying a,e.I
~ 1s's oo'h financially and socially
.ue iree VIII offerings Of silver were
'rouS and Of large denominations
musical program met with great
r' Miss Annie Lewis read Mlaa
ior Norris and Miss Elber,a :
each rendered a vocal solo
'"u mrs J. D. orear played. /,
,y, mre. Charles Clark, assisted bv
W , a, Clark and Mary virginia.
most pleasantly e~ntertalneaS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
TROUBLES.

Many remarkable cures Of stomac
troubles have been effected by Cham
beriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
One man who had pent over two
thousand dollars for medicine and
treatment was cured by a few boxes
these tablets. Price. Csc. Sample
free at all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
WORK wEAKENs
THE KIDNEYS.
poan's Kidney Pills Have Done
. Great Service for People who work
IN Mexico.

Most Mexico people work ever
day In some strained, unnatural pa
sition = bending constantly owe q
d~esk-nding on goltlng wagons oil
cars - doing laborions homework;
lifting. reaching or pulling, or trying
the back In a hundred and one 9th
eT ways. All these strains tend 20
wear, weaken and injure the Kid
neys until they fail behind in thelr
work Of filtsring the poisons from
the blood Deans Kidney Pills cure
sick kidneys. put strength in
bad backs. Mexico cures prove IT,
]. A Armstrong, farmer, r. P. d. 5
Aex1co. No.. says: MY kidneys gave
me great suffering. Ny back was
lame and painful and there was a
stiffness through my neck and
shoulders. Every move ] made
eaased sharp tvinges to dart through
me and ! was also subject TO head.
aches. When ] read about Deans
Kidney Pills. I got a box at che
CrfsweIi Drug Store. / had taken
them only a short time when !
found relief
For sale by al dealers. Price 50c
Foster-hiEIburn Co., Buffalo, N.
r.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the mans Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
SORE NIPPLES.

ANY mother who has had erperisnc
IN this distressing siiment will Be-
pleased to know that a cure may be
effected BY applying Chamberlain
salVe as soon as the child is done
nursing. Wipe Il off with a soft clut
before allowing the babe to nurse,
Many trained nurses use this salvs
with best results. For sale by all
Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
JOHN CAMPBELL INJURED
WHILE CUTTING WEEDS.

Late Wednesday evening. John
Campbell, residing in the northeast
part Of Mexico, happened TO a very
painful, though not serious, accident
at his home. lie was cutting weeds
with a scythe when In some manner
he run the point Of the blade into
his leg below the knee. A physician
was Immediately summoned and the
wounds dressed. No III consequence
is expected to result from the &C.
cident.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

ne regular. and
fhatI8ould event
Wly have drePsy
I would boat and
Eu1erfnombez1ng
6OBuHiuEcu
and cAillA and /
could not sleep
nightk Mymother
wrote 70 NnI1nk-
lam for advice and
I began 20 take
LydiaE f1nkham's
KeaHtatke Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

n locsl applications, IS they cannot reach fhs
hineased portion Of the ear. There = onIV ons
way 70 cure Deafness, and that IL b. coneeffas
remedies. Deafness is caused BY an IN
Named condition Of the mucous lining on fha
you have . rumhlfng sound or fmperfecf hesr-
Ing, and when IL Is entirely closed Deafuess Il
tho result, and unless the Inflammation can ~
taken out add this tube restored to its normal
nine cases out Of ten are caused by eetsrrhs
which b nothing but an tnfAned Condition al
HE mucous surfaces.
We viii gffve ons Hundred Dollars for any
ease Of Deafness fsaused bT catarrhl thaf ar.
not be cured b Halls CstsrTh Cure. Bend for
-. R.S. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
Halrs Family Pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

-Four dogs were found dead Thurs
day morning by City Marshal Kemp.
One OF them belonged to Miss Ida
Hosamond, while another was the
property Of Emory Mccullough. To
whom the other two belonged is
not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

II yea vii sen1 IeuF name had address, we win
mall ysn FKEE . paekAgs Of Mother orHy's
AusTHALIANsLEAF, q cezAin, pleasant herb
ense faT Nefaens lila. II 10 . Feilaeis regalator
An1 advertising. II yoz have palms in the back,
paeasaal unloa Of aromatic hsrba. roots eDd
lesvse. Al Drseg1ea eel Il, % cent?, o. edafsss,
ms As+Asr Cray Co. Il RoJ, MI. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
Trip Excursion Fares
VIA THE
WABASH

$685. TO Los ANGELES, SAN DI.
EGO, OR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
on sale June I and 2, June "a 10
Juy 10, July n to Aug. 6.
$500 TO MINNEAPOLIS, AND ST.
PAUL, MINI.
$3.50 TO DULUTH, MINI.
e22.4o TO DENVER, COLORADO
SPRINGS Adm PUEBLO, COLO.
$3.50 TO SALT LAKE CITY.
$22.2o TO TOLEDO, OHIO.
s22.ec TO DETROIT, MICH.
Ssf.fo TO NIAGARA FALLS.
$685. TO LOS ANGELES, SAN
FRANCISCO OR SAN DIEGO, Cal
$685. TO PORTLAND, ORE, Sc
ATTLE, WASH. On sale June I to
Sept. 30. Return limit, Oct. 81,
1909. Also rates to many other
points in the East, North, West and
South. Electric lighted, sIeepers and
chair cars, from Mexico through to
Colorado, California and Portland.
Call or address
i.M.Richsrds,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
Ledger Special.
Martinsburg, Jun,

Martinsburg, June Il.
Early this morning a battle In
which several shots were fired TOOK
place at the Wabash station here,
The contending parties were three
trampsl and Pearl Brown. conductor 0
Wabash freight No. "a and his
brakeman named Rutherford.
The tramps had been thrown from
the train and in return threw rocks
al the brakeman. Rutherford pro
cured his revolver and gave chase,
capturing all three of the tramps.
JnO was held for arrival of the Wa
bash detective who will take him in
charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

On July LIST, Or. c. W. Digges. Of
this city, will move to Columbia.
where he has purchased the business
interests Of DIR. Sidney Smith. DR..
Digges' many friends here viii be
sorry to learn Of his leaving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

SELLS FARM,

p. z. Wenfz has sold his farm,
knosn az the A. @. Turner place. one
mis southwest Of Mexico 10 Charley
Ds&n At $50 per acre. This is one
Of Aadrsin's best farms and sold
cheap enough. We trust Ar.
Wentz viii continue to make An
draiB bis home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mrs. P. Z. Crews and daughter.
Miss Rachel Of Browns Sta, and
Ars. 5. E. Crews, Of Fulton. pass
ed through Mexico Monday enroute
10 Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
FLOWER MISSION SERVICES
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Flower Mission services win be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O on
the campus Of HardinC College towhic
every one is cordially invited. Car.
riages viii call at 1880 at homes
Of those desiring to attend and con-
vey them to the place Of meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

hrs. Landrum Graham and baby,
Of Los Angeles. California, and Miss
Frances Armstrong. of Fayette, are
guests Of Mrs. F. NJ. Ragsdale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mrs. A. u. Hart, Of Windsor, Mo-.
passed Mexico Monday en- route 10
Jefferson City, on a visit 10 friends
and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
FUNERAL OF MISS

FUNERAL OF MISS
EoYTHE CUNNINGHAM,
The funeral Of Miss Edythe Gun
ningham. who died late Saturday af-
terfs5n. Of cholera morbus, was
held Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the home. northeast Of Mexico.
The remains we're Inferred In the
city cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

W. s. claggett and wife, Of Kan.
a City. are in this city, are in this
city 10 attend thefureral OF Miss
Edythe Cunningham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Miss Martha Graham, OF Mont
gomery City, who has been the guest
OF Miss Lutte Vaughn, has returned
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hulen. for.
merry OF Mexico, but later Of Contra,
ma are again residents Of Mexico.
They all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
I SOCIETY !

Dear Ledger.
some erstvhae philosopher vas
tsuiax ne recently q mza eonsia-
erred bls,iee What he could SCI aud a
woman shat she wAntsd rs an
right to talk neal sense nov and thsn
but AZ a dance I draw The line. u
It hadn't been pertinent 70 . story
be vas telling me. / would have
sought a wOman's rsfnge "a head
aehej and left him.
II Ne knows anything about what ne
was telling. the facts in the case
are these: A Mexico Miss and q
nan from a nearby city are soon 70
Be we'd. lie belongs to a church
and she 70 another. His people are
bent on the pastor Of their feapec-
tive religion tielng the nupsiAl knot
while she demands q church wedding
I'm the Baptist meeting house with q
clergyman OF the same faith.
He tried to compromise matters
with a home wedding BY her clergy
man. She said. IAN. | want. or
nothing. Take your choice" The mat
ter rests in obeyanse for the pres
emf. What would you dog
An Of the @. w. Robertson girls
are home with their Riddles" A
reception vao given Friday even
ing at the home Of Dere Robert
son for Mr.. an6 Mrs. Hedges. Of
st. Louis. Yes. the baseball Hedges.
vino, by the way. are very charm
ing people to meet and converse
! with. The affair was delightful, as
are all the entertainments given
there.
The picnic season has arrived.
Several trips to the woods = being
arranged. one BY the r. A. E. As
soon as the electric line is com
pleted picnics win be all the more
popular.
L. H. Hanna is to be married in
The fall and viii bring his bride TO
Mexico. The younger married set
here is growing very rapidly and
this addition will be most welcome as
Mrs. Hanna-to-be Is said to possess
all the charms one can desire.
Mildred Whitney is home from
st. Louis where she has been in
~structing a class in expression dur
ing the spring months. Next win
ter she viii open a studio OF her
own in the metropolis. Miss Whit
ney is quite a gifted young wom-
an and is very ambitious. She is
one Of Mexico's most popular girls
and there will be a number Of man.
ly hearts sad when she departs.
Eliza Gibbs Is another Of our pop
ular and charming society girls
to leave the butterfly life and enter
college as an Instructor. She will
likely teach vocal and instrumental
music in a Kentucky girls school
the approaching year. What viii we
do with SO many Of our best look.
ing girls gone? OF course, this real.
ly means a better time for those Of
us whose personal pulchritude 10
not above par.
Mr.. and Mrs. William zeyely, OF
Muscogee, Okla, are the proud par
ents OF an eight pound daughter who
arrived Friday. Mrs. Zeve5y was
Miss jamie Clay. jamie always wore
beautiful toilets and the way little
Miss zeyely will be logged Is sure
to be in the very finest and the
very best taste.
Good-bye
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mrs. r. N. Painter. OF Mexico, at
tended the funeral o her aunt, Mrs.
Brown, Of Farber. to-day who died at
her sisters Mrs. Elzsa. Sunday
morning, June 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Marques Wallace has the position
Of cashier for the Ricketts, & En-
mons Dry Goods Co, in place Of
Mics Nina Pearson, resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

w. w. Rogers, who has been in
this city for several weeks, returned
to the home Of his nelce, Mrs. White
sides. at curryyille. Wednesday at
ternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mr.. Ringo is a son Of the late
Bert Ringo, builder OF the Rlngo Ho.
tel, in this city, and a former promi.
nent citizen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Misses Alice and Katherine With
erspoon departed for Fulton Monday
afternoon on a few days visit with
frsende and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

New York, June s.. - Andrew Car,
negie has founded 1900 public libra
ries representing donations aggregat,
ing s~5l,5s6,s6S, according to his own
statement in the current number Of
Golfers Weekly.
Up to December 81. 1908, the phil
%anthropist says, he erected in the
United States $50 library buildings
with 2OS branches at a cost Of 1884,
S75.745. England and Wales come
second with 1923 buildings and fifty
nine branches. at a cost of 1885,
$50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
LAST RACING CAR

PASSES THROUGH
The Italia. the last car in the
Guggenheim e~oast.tO-coast race pass
ed through Mexico at 1880 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. It met with an
accident rear Litehfield, ILL.,. which
held it there several days for re-
pairs.
Geo. Massey. who has been resid-
ing in the Mrs. VIM. Stuart property
on s. jefferson street. has moved
to his new home, recently built, on
Pleasant street, in the north portion
OF the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
Ast. Wabash a. a. Co., Msxoo, Mo.

Little Miss Marie Wales Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eos,
ter, south of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17
WANTED

rs Tiemakers. Work all summer
and fall. Call or write.
FEE. Bruton,
Wabash Tie Man,
d.w1 Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Mrs. A. L. Krause. of Nome, Alas
ka, who visited in this city some
time ago, but who have been spend.
ing the past winter in California. is
expected to arrive in this city in
a few days to be the guest of her
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Joe Dudley. Of A~nxvasse, was in
Mexico Sunday with his new Brush
runaboat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

M. B. Bush Is attending the pho.
tographers' convention In Columbia
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

Rev. H. d. Truck IL attending the
Laymen's conference at Moberiy.