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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
FULTON
70 GET
FACTORY
BUSINESS MEN or MISSOURI
TOWN SUBSCRIBE $500 TO-
WARD A $4,000 Brick Building
WILL EMPLOY $50 HANDS
Dollar Dinner Raises Bonus for New
PIant-FultOn viii Now Have What
They Have Wanted for Years.

Fulton, No., Jan. 22.-More thar
$50 business and professional mer
! of Fulton participated In a dollar din
ner at the Palace Hotel last night, al
which $500 was raised to complete
the cost of a $4,000 brick building to
be donated to the Star Clothing Man
ufacturins Company, Of jefferson
City.
Work on the structure win begin al
once and it viii be rushed to compile
ton. The company agrees to employ
$50 hands. Pending the erection of the
building. the company win operate a
small plant here.
! L. c. Henderson was POSTMASTER
and was introduced by Gen. M. +. Bell
president OF the Commercial Club.
Formal responses to toasts were mad
by ]. R. Baker and the Reverend II.
N. Q%uisenberry, OF this city. and C.
G. Lawson, secretary of the Retail
Merchants Association of Sedalia.
James Houchln. president of the
Star Clothing Manufacturing Com
pany, was the guest of honor at the
banquet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
SOLD Top-PRlcE
LOAD OF MULES

LOAD or MULES
Fulton Gazette.)
r. r. Buckner. Of Auxyasse neigh
borhood, sold a car load OF big mule.
on last Tuesdays St. Louis markei
for SPAS around, the high price Of tn,
season at the National Stock Yard.
for a car load lot. He also had an.
other load of mules on the same day
market that sold for 1925 apiece.
The best Of the two loads were
mules Mr.. Buckner had purchased in
Fulton at December stock sales and
in north Galloway since that time, an
included two pairs he had gotten Of
J. VIII Black, Of Hatton, at s475 per
span, and three purchased of D. V.
Hamilton, of Grand Prairie, for s745.
Nothing better in the mule line has
left the Kingdom for a long time.
Mr.. Buckner also sent a load of
mules from organs and a load from
Mexico, Monday, that included some
extra good ones. Lately he purchased
seven head of John w. Brewer, Of
Mexico, at 500 each, two of B. R.
Middleton, of Mexico, for s2O5 each,
one Of Homer Robertson for $3.50, one
OF Price Bros. for $3.50, two of Han
& Sims for $3.50 and one at sleO, and
six of Wesley Vim for s775. Mr..
Buckner also has about 40 mules on
feed that will do for market shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

Mexico. nov . prominent husinesi
nan Of Trenton, Mo-, is ia Mexica
with = view q buyiBg = bunch a
Carter J0hasonis Flat Head Indians
Hope the deal will be nade. Audrains
gain vii be Grundy county's los
John Williams. motormzn Of Der
modY Bros delivery automobile. is
quite sick. VIM. Payne IS noE driyirg
the automobile for this atm.
eOh. when they make plum pudding
there they get a bunch Of flies
And what they have left over they
viii make into mince pies
The tripe is made OF toSeling and the
butter tastes like Saynan soap,
The bread is made OF sAwdust aud the
catsup's made Of dope"
walter Peck, Elmo Sassand Charlie
Brown have just purchased a Dill
Wood Machine. They viii sas Up ali
their wood and then take a long,
much neeOe0 feSt-
DIT K&naly is soon - have his pic
ture taken and bis scientific almanac Is
In the hands OF the printer. Meinhart
Sanneoeck Is agent for DR.. Kanaly for
the sale VI botn pictures and almanac
Homer Marshall, the expers opti.
clan, has the Owls thanks Tor favors
Homer is q gentleman and an artist.
BE tells Us be IS shortly 10 be nnarried
TO . sweet girl with rainbow eyes and
golden hair. o, joyi
II the deal can be made, Ed Morris,
Captain sam Potter, Hugh TOwsOn
and Happy Hlney viii become the
proud owners OF Frank McCDrd's Shoe
Factory. A Reuben Dill cutting ma
chine will De added and a large water
tank built. II the deal is made, Col.
McCord will take 3 much needed rest
and then travel for the new hrm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

the ceremony Mr.. and Mira Madison
took the train for Chicago where they
will remain several days. Mrs. hadi-
son wore a going away gown OF gray.
tailor-made. with hat and gloves In
accord. In l0sing Miss Locke. Mexico
society loses n Of its most lovable
and popular girls. The church also is
a heavy loser as she has for several
years been one Of its most active
workers. A very sincere wish for
the happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs. Madi-
son is expressed by all her many
friends.
Mrs. P. Z. Coll entertained We'd
nesday with q very delightful one
o'clock dinner. A biossoming white
azssea adorned the table center and
each name card was folded over q
beautiful white rose, the same being
taken home by the guests as SOU
venlrs OF the pleasant occasion. The
dinner was served In six palatabie
courses. The guests were Mesdames
N. R. johnson, ]. F. Phillips, P. H.
Cullen. II. &. C. Tucker. Arthur
sharp. Charles Carpenter and 7. =.
Roden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
New Cattle and Bog RECORD


daily Natl Live Stock Reporter.
The year 1908 was certainly the
banner year in the hog market at the
st. Louis national stock yards. Al
previous records were broken. The
receipts for the year amounts tC
2,56O,2O7 head, which is a gain oveI
1907, the previous high year. of 495,.
O62, or an increase of close to rs pei
cent.
! During the month OF January, 305, 105
hogs arrived, making a new high
mark for a month, the previous month
being January of 1907, when 226, S39
head ere received. The week end
ing January IL, 74,364 hogs were re-
+! ceived which surpassed any previous
weeks receipts, and then to make
the record complete, on December s
the receipts for a single day were
broken when 1895 hogs arrived.
Many reasons might be given as
to why the receipts were so much
larger than in former years. First, a
good many hogs were received during
the first two months of the year that
would have been marketed the last
two months of 1907, had conditions
been normal, and then again a good
many hogs received during No.
vember and December that were sent
TO market from six to eight weeks
earlier than usual on account Of the
scarcity and high price of corn. but
as the receipts show a steady in
throughout the entire year
natural auses must be given credit
for a good proportion Of the increase.
Compared with 1907 the market
was not on quite as high a basis. The
year opened with the best hogs sell.
Ing a little under IS and they contin.
ued to do so until the latter part of
March when the market began adj.
vaneing and continued until $500 was
reached in April, after which there
vas a reaction and the top lowered
around s5.75 until the middle of July.
The advance continued and the high
Of the year, $3.50, was reached
about the middle Of September. The
heavy rains during the last three
months of the year enabled buyers to
the market down and the top
'anged between 1915 and 1925 the
two months Of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

The entertainment at the Elks
lodge Friday evening was n of the
most delightful that has ever been
given there. Miss Brown, an accom-.
plished reader, entertained the guests
the early part of the evening and
later cards and dancing were indulgeC
in.
Miss Brown had a program replete
with delightful readings. Her read
ing of Riley's, IAN Old Sweetheart
of Nine" to a piano accompaniment
was one of the most enjoyable mum
bers.
Miss Brown possesses no little virtu'
osity as a reader. This is her Sec
ond appearance in this city, having e
tertained the Elks last year. Her
popularity continues TO grow. There
was a large crowd present to greet
her,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
PoLLARn.RRoWN-

Hollie e. Pollard and Miss Olive
Brown, of Mexico. have been grant
ed license in st. Louis to be married.
]. M. Pollard and wife are arrang.
ing TO move to Kansas City to re
side. The Ledger joins ali the PEG.
pie Of Mexico In wishing them much
prosperity in their new home.
Miss Miriam, the youngest daugh-
ter Of ]. A. Glandon and wife, was
stricken with a fainting spell while
up town Friday.
John Hill is in Texas for his health.
Mrs. Hill and her daughter. Miss
Nell, are staying at the Ringo hotel
for the present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
U NorEl
Notice is hereby given tAAi !

Notice is hereby given thE
t~estamentary upon the ed
j. J. Kerr, Of Autzh
~. Missouri. deceased, hlH
granted the undersigned, IL
by the Probate Court d
County of Audrain, bearing dat
18th day OF January, 1870.
All persons having claims Y
said estate are required to I
them to me for allowance VIII
year after the date Of said Ia
they may be preclGded from y
eft Of such estate and I SUD
be not exhibited within "
from The time of the publASI
this notice. they will b
barred. ]. E. Keri'
4e-4t Excess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
AUoRAIN COUNTY
COURT DOCKET
FRIDAY. Jan. ..

NNN-ln N
Josie Shinn vs. Lawrence s Shinn
Mary & Edna Tanton vs. c 4 A
R R Co
Stacey Edwards vs. Ollie L Ed
wards
Erie G Underwood vs. T B Under
wood
Ellen McAnister ct al Us stOuten
Riley ct al
The Farber Bank vs. C B Carroll
IN Reach vs. Wabash r r Co
J T Mitchell ct al rs } W Cook
Bank Of Centralia vs. J W Cook
Saturday, Ian. 80.
F NJ Moore VS. c B & Q R R Co
Prank E osterhout VS. LAwder-Pet-
erson Coal Co
R H Landum VS. c "a RR Co
Sadie w Ringo ct al Suit In parti.
ton Of land
Mat L Williams VS. James R
Brown
John W. Cook vs. c II Early
Aaron + jenkins VS. Continental
Casualty Co
Earl Cunningham vs. C B & Q R R
Co.
Monday, Feb. I.
Nicholas Scharff 4 Sons Grocer
Co VS. Harry Householder
B L Newberry VS. Wabash r R Co
John 7 Mabry VS. J W Smith
Horace Mundy VS. C q A r Co
Geo B Ramsey vs. c & A Co
B A Powell vs. J a and N A Clan
don
B A Powell vs. Geo A Norris Jr
Alma d Fry VS. John Fry
Tuesday. Feb. 2.
State OF Missouri vs. C II johnson
State of Missouri vs. VIM Poraw-
ski Mol
State OF Missouri VS. VIM Poraw-
ski No 2
State of Missouri VS. VIM Remper
MOL
State of Missouri VS. WIN Kemper
No
State of Missouri VS. Joe Norman
No /
State of Missouri VS. Joe Norman
No
State OF Missouri VS. Frank weinant
State Of Missouri vs. Gotlieb Win
ger
State OF Missouri va Joe Spurs
In the matter of Audrain Co. final
settlement with S J Bovine. Over
seer Dist No e3 s J Bovine Appl
State of Missouri VS. Vim ] Audrey
Appl
Wednesday, Feb. 3.
sabina Hesser va School Dist of
vandalis ct al
Myrtle Chandler vs. C & A R r Co
Harrison Harvey vs. C & A R Co
Edna Fighter by next friend VS. G.
& A r r Co
Rosa Allen VS. C & A r r Co
Mabel Tate VS. c 4 A Ry Co Appl
John selIars VS. C & A r R Co
Thursday, Feb. 4.
A J custard VS. C & A r r Co
Lula Byers va Wabash R r Co
Sterling Mfg Co vs. b c & A b
State OF Missouri VS. Roy Jeffries
AppI
WIN wilbun We C b & Q Co
VIM G Sims VS. VIM Pollock
J C Beasley VS. Wabash n r Co
Friday, Feb. 8.
State OF Missouri VS. r r & r JI
State Of Missouri vs. Thos Richards
State OF Missouri vs. Luther Ander-
State OF Missouri VS. William Jehn.
son
State Of Missouri VS. Buck How
ard
State OF Missouri VS. Albert Ken
men, Morris Smith & Dick Hagan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
MULE SALE!
Wednesday, Feb, 3rd

l will sell at my farm 10 miles
south OF Paris and 2 miles west OF
Long Branch store, the following:
20 HEAD COMING 3.YEAR OLD
MULES-AlI broke to work, to be
sold In spans; / coming 2-yr- old
mule; coming S yr. old coach gelding,
family broke; coming fS-yr. old brood
mare in foal by jack; coming Ayr.
old roadster gelding, broke single
and double. AN
Terms; 8 months credit on bankable
note at G per cent.
46-2t +. A. EDWARDS.
Jno. jackson and Harry Hawkins.
Auctioneers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
MISS FLORENCE scHIRMAcHER,
FORMERLY OF THIS CITY. AND
A DAUGHTER OF PROF. scHlR-
mAcHER. ONCE A HARDIN COL
LseE INSTRUCTOR, TO MARRY
Or. D. R. Phelps, Of Lynchbursk, Va,
the demonstrating Jan. 9th, at
the Brides Home In College Park,

Miss Florence Schumacher, Of Colleg
Park, Ca, daughter of Prof. Schir
macher, at one time an instructor Of
music at Hardin College. viii be mar
ried Jan. 9th to DR.. David r.
Phelps.
Prof. Schumacher taught at Hardin
College for fully 10 years and while
here had many warm friends. His
daughter also was quite popular here
while living in this city.
After the wedding DR.. and Mrs.
Phelps will reside at Lynchburg. Va.
The Ledger joins their many friends
in extending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28


The Owl lost bis eJe glasses Tuesday
evening somewhere between the
Ledger Office and Cottonwood Springs.
Tney we're enease1 10 an oid-time
leather case. Finder will confer a
mighty appreciatiye favor by leaving
the giAsSesa at Ledger Ufjcs and getting
a CArneigle Hero Medal as a reward.
squire f. u Williams viii give
a musicale 70 a few select friends at
his home Thursday night. Tee select
friends aTe-John c Eecht, Meredith
Armistead, Waiter PECK, Leroy Key
aud A. Larkin Bennett. Light re
treatments will be handed u ano a
warm time is expected, Mr. Armistead
will be POSTMASTER,
Carter Johnson's Flat Head Tribe
Of Indians are increasing 50 rapidly
that q larger reservation will have u
be procured. Col johnson will proba
bly, lease OF buy a piece Of land from
Col. John Fecht, further west On tue
raging SAT- River. Nothing but
buck bushes, cookie burs and dog
fennel will grow on said land and is
the ideal spot for the Indians To gsaze.
Hon. T. A. McIntFre, than OF whom
no better Democrat ever lived, was up
town Saturday giving the glad hann
10 his many friends. He is . great
fayorite with the fair sex, drinks freely
u Cottonwood Springs water and is
hairy OF the good way and doesn't
ask 40 MAE for the loan Of 30 cents.
Simon Phillip, OF the up-to-the-min
ute clothing firm Of S. & N. Phillip
has the Ledger Owls thanks for a
beautiful gift. THIS firm has an i'm
meDse patronage Their stock is O.
the latest patterns and their goods
tirst-class. Ii you wish to get spruced
mp, just drop in their store and get
deeked out. There are no mtre|
courteous boys to deal with than the
Phillip Brothers. They viii tell You
the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth, SO hep me
good gracious,
"Tbe turkey RAJ made Of rubber-it
was tough as rubber shoes.
1t gave the Owl indigestion, and
almost made him take to b01ze.
Hair tonic was in the cofee-red pep.
er 10 the rum,
Wen take that institution and we'll
put IL on the hum.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
Hides, Fur, Feathers ETC.

We are heTdquaf Tors on the
above on this market and
assure you fop ptiees.
44-4 SAM MORRI
Mrs. Jack Winscott is quite Ill
While visiting at J. D. Miner's home
Friday afternoon, she was stricken
with a fainting spell and had to be
carried home. Her condition is re.
ported serious.
The Vandalia Mall editorially says:
The Mexico Business Mems Associa.
ton does things for that city. We
like their style.
Misses Emma and Bessie Nc.
Pheeters have returned from a sey-
eral months visit to relatives in In
diana and Illinois.
Rev. j.. D. Watson. OF Mexico, has
been called as pastor of the Noix
Creek church, In Pike county.
Andy Luckie is home from stod.
dard county, where he owns some
fine property.
Robt. Brown and wife, OF near
Shamrock, Galloway county, were in
Mexico Thursday.
w. R. sallee and wife have re-
turned from a several weeks visit to
st. Louis.
Edward Sheets VIII leave this week
for a visit in Higginsville and st. Jo-
seph.
Miss Nellie Robinson, OF Centralia,
is the guest OF Mrs. X. B. Hooton.
Mrs. f. A. Morris is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
NotIoa a Final setNsnf

Notice is hereby given
settlement Of the estate O
Wayman. deceased, will Dc
the February term Of ths
Of Audrain county
be held at Mexico, Missouri
second Monday in February
J. W. Gamble H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
SIG SNOW sTonm

N. r. Wise. of this city, was fifty
four years old Thursday, Jan. 81,
and says that on the day Of his birth
there was the biggest snow storm
ever known in this country. Old set
tiers agree with him.
M r. Wise went to McCredie to-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
Notice Of Final Settlers

Notice is hereby given 'E
settlement OF the estate d
Dishman, deceased, will Be
the February term Of th'
Court Of Audraln county, w
be held at Mexico, Missouri J
Monday in Februait
Thomas Bass, Admlnlspp
4G-it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
] Edward Beasley, AuciiOneer
vANDALIA, MO.

Prompt aud careful attention given to
pedigreed stock, real estate aud ali classes
Of merchandise and farm sales. | have diff
fcrent plans for different classes OF sales.
Ny system Of advertising Is original and
auccessful. 10 you desire to close out. or
reduce your stock? WAst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
COLLECTION FOR THE iTAL.
IAN EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS

Io-morrow in St. Brendan's Catbo-
lie Church a collection for the Italian
earthquake sufferers will be taken up
at both the s O'Clock and 10 O'Clock
services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
aslRplANp cALENOAs

The Chicago g Alton n 4
sued a handsome "Birdl'n.
dar" for 1909, illustratlns
the bird mon dc plume !, I
of 1.-THE Only Way" pOp' y
The calendar Is in four su
"The Hummer" 1.-THE ME- \
THE Red Flyer" and "Ins ~ I
Hawk" each showing the Nv \. I,
attractive woman CARRIED y IA
age OF the bird, after T1s
particular train is known ,.,,
placed with the agents p' = |
line for sale at 25 cents c's ".
Mathews. Tiki ACT at n ~ n
a limited number supplleu w.
dGt.w1t
@xs~ Ang n AnNEHS n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

Commencing Friday. the 22nd, the
Chicago & Alton R. r. VIII sell
tickets to Kansas City and return at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
good until Feb. LIST. $3.50 for the
Round Trip. The Only Way
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
Fever Sores

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely. but
should be kept in healthy condition.
This a be done by applying Cham
pertains SalYe. This salye has no
superior for this purpose. 1t is also
most excellent for chapped hands.
sore nipples, burns and diseases OF
the skin. For sale by CrisweIl Drug
n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

Kate McGinnis. Greene Pstbt
ra Minor, Julia II. CrossVhb !
Patrick, Deward Patrick, Mob /
Blanche Patrick. Bulah P,tSa
Leona Brooks, Ds,,
In the circuit court Of Audnh,
|ty, Missouri.
BY virtue and authority d.l
and order Of sale made by N
Court. In the above enttla I,
and OF a certified copy therd,
November 18Th. 1908. l viii, \
Friday, February ST. a
between the hours Of niue odd
the forenoon and five ocba
afternoon Of that day. at M
front door Of tho Court hOuR
city Of Mexico In Audnn Z
Missouri, sell, at public Vendus
highest bidder, the following .
scribed real estate, via;
The northeast quarter %
ton three co township tity4A
range eleven IN and the "a
d-2) Of the northeast Quarh
tion fifteen t15) township q
(52l range twelve (l2) and
acres the west half Of The NJ
quarter I'D OF section sirs
township fifty-two (52l rana
Q2(.
Terms Of Sale as follows, VI
half cash. the remainder b
and to bear Interest
rate OF six per cent per ann
]. B. Woolery, 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
Folk In 1910

Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. 22.-Af-
ter twenty-four hours Of reflection,
members Of the Legislature are united
in the opinion that the speech of
Judge johnson Of Vernon nominating
Stone in the House Tuesday after
noon was the most adroit effort of
Johnson supported Folk at the pri-
maries, and as he named Stone Tues
day, he practically nominated Folk
to run for Warmers job two years
hence.
The force OF Johnson's words Is in
creased when 1t is known that all he
said had the endorsement of Stone.
The two were law partners years ago
and spent more than an hour together
Its sort ever heard in Missouri.
at the work of preparing the Stone
nominating speech.
Republicans assert that in return
for Folks encouragement Of Stone,
Stone Is to support Folk in 1910.
The story causes smiles, but no de.
malls among the Stone men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

The Farber Forum says that ar.
rangements are being completed to
give Farber a fire brick factory. which
viii employ a large force Of men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

D. F. Gillett, who moved TO Kansas
several months ago. has returned "a
Mexico to reside. Mr.. Gillett found
no place better than Mexico and Au.
drain equity. They all come back"
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28


Mary Belle Harrison. ~ ,
their certain deed Of TIM, "a
asth day Of April 1904 ",
in Book q. page &c, h NJ
s.s office Of Audraia oo-.
sisnod. W. Arthur sS.r" q
ing described real euts,S ~
wit. A
Tbs east half of the sa,,
ton as; the east half Of ~
o. tn :. southeast quarter :,
s uon - and the west han J
and tho east half of n.
quarter OF section IS, an
20, range .. west Of the s,s
eepting from above srUuoS
ono half acres nov used !
Yard. containing 800 acr.
less subject to a prior ~!
OF $4,000 recorded In Boa
20 q said Recorders orr
said first deed Of thus,
the said W. Arthur So
20 secure the payment .;
~promiasory note on uaIs
trust mentioned; and,
Whereas, the interest O. :.
remains due and unpaid =.
note by the terms Of ~.
due and unpaid and The t,,.
land remain due and unp,s :
said mortgagors failed :
the buildings on said D,''.
surcd as required by mia
trust, and default has u,a
conditions and terms q, al
trust;
Now therefore. at the ,ss,..
legal holder of said note, n,
suance Of the provisions q, y
OF trust, l win, on
Friday the 5th day
Of Februan
between the hours Of nina ~.
the forenoon and five och,
afternoon Of said date, at a,
door Of the court house, n !
OF Mexico. Audrain county. \
sell the said real estate ,bm
scribed at public vendue ia a
est bidder for cash to sih
debt and deed of trust and 4.
Of executing thistrust.
- ". Arthg
I'm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
MEETING OF STOCK HoLp :,
Gas or ELECTRIC

The annual stockholders
Of the Mexico, Santa 70 '' /
Traction Co.. for the elec'oa.
rcctors, the increase of the w.
capital stock. amending m"
ether business will be hem
office Of the company, heD% Y
Tuesday, 0 a. m. March s'n'
Matthias Crum' fl'A
dit AS. G. W. Gai!ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28

COL GEORGE MATTHIAS,
One Of Mexico's nobiemsn and
nifty nabob-s young mar who has
the interests OF bis home city al
heart and is helping make MEXICO
look more like New York every day
Col. Matthias is connected with the
famous Fix 1t shop and comman1s
a large patronage. lie is the proud
possessor Of a charming little wife
and two bright cnlidren-Richard
and Robert Eugene-and is happy
on the good way. 0. gluT5, o, glory
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Allen, Chas Davis, Hal C
Dobyns, E B Duncan Rant,
Fransley, Geo t2) Flamey, Fred
Fisher, Geo Grant NJ
gay Mrs jessie Green, Virgle
Green, Beatress, Griffin, Mrs Rose
Gibbs, Jessie Deron, Hanson Co.
ilaruin' rate u Harvey, ] T
Hedgepath, Ell Hensley, W. e.
Hearthart, Mrs Jan Henderson. Buste,
Hill, Mrs. A M jackson, Annie
Johnson, Robt. R Lowell, Earl
Lowell, Earl Martin Carl
MARTIN JC Marshall, Vaughn
Marshall, Calvin Menesch, Mrs Julia
sailee, Homer sallee, Lizzie
Morris, Edna Readman, Mrs Miller
spencer JF Smith, Walter
Rubbins, Chas s Weber q A
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