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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
A DAY WITH THE MEXICO
ssociATED CHARITIES.

'HThe little sister OF the Poor,
Miss Martha Frost Of the Associat-
ed Charities. is one Of the busiest
persons in Mexico. Her daily rou-
tine is one that is frought with no.
little sadness which an optimistic
character rescues from morbid after
thought. The following incidents are
a few Of those she meets with daily.
The Daniels children. who were
buffeted about, homeless and foriorn,
during the recent blizzard. have at
last been placed in an orphans home.
There are six OF the children in the
instituuon-Steve. Fema, Sarah, p.
NJ, Grace and Victoria. The home
is the Emmanuel Children's home al
Mountain Grove, Mo-, in charge OF
DIR. A. C. Ames.
The necessity Of q hospital In Mex
leo with a charity ward is more press
ing than ever and the recent expert
enee of Miss Frost is a point in ques-
ton. There is a tramp being cared
for by the Associated Charities at
this time suffering with fever that
has every indication OF developing In
to typhoid. He called on her saying
he was III. A physician examined
him and prescribed saying he must
Immediately go to bed. For part OF
a day he lay wrapped in rugs on
the Charity room floor until some
good Samaritan was found who would
consent to rent a room. Most OF the
proprietors Of the small hotels fear
ed he might be suffering with a con
tagious disease and refused TO re
ceiye him.
The Methodist church came neal
being victimlzed by two adventur
esses this week. but Miss Frost in
yestigated their case and found th'
position they assumed was false ant
saved the Charity fund an unneces
sary drain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
TEA AND COFFEE FIRE FOR
PASSENGERS ON PulLMANs.

Pittsburg. March ls-The Penn
syavania Railroad has announced that
hereafter 1t will furnish to all pas
sengeH on Pullman cars tea or coffet
or both, free. This win apply only
to trains to which a diner is at
taehed. The Pullman company has
been notified that hereafter the por
tiers viii be required TO go to the din
ing car at the request OF any pas
senger at any time except when the
car Is closed for the night and bring
coffee or tea to the passenger with.
out charge.
Pittsburg officers OF the road say
1t has been found that e and cot
fee are good preventives OF headaches
due to railroad travelling. The rail
road company hopes TO get o thar
its money back by not having to take
care Of so many sick passengers Ell
route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
nARplN rloPERs nARRIEp

IN KANSAS CITY, NO
The sequel 70 the Hardin College
elopenent wednesday. appeared in
Thursday mornings Kansas CHy
Journal The story is as follows;
firing Of the pursuit Of boob
knowledge and ~preferTins welded bis
to college life. pretty lsyearod Il
len LABryer. Of e Reno. Ok, a sen
Tor at Hardin College. Mexico. No,
yesterday deserted her books, and
stealing away from friends and un-
suspectIng professors. came TO Kan
sas CITY with the man Of her choice,
Barney Stewart, OF Oklahoma CITY
Okla, and became his wife.
Eyes, IL was an elopeEeDI" Ms
Stewart admitted last night "A the
Hotel Baltimore. ave have known
each other for several months, and
we just got tired Of waiting, so We
thought we would let my school work
go. l expect papa win be pretty
mad, but he will forgive US.
They we're married late yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. Hampden S.
Church. Mr.. Stewart is secretary an
treasurer OF the /. ]. Stewart Lum-
Der Company, OF Oklahoma City.
His bride is the daughter OF J. A
LaBryer. proprietor OF a large trans
fer and storage company in II
Reno"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
sERAsIlAN.EANr.

Married, Wednesday, March 18th.
1909, at $3.50 .. m, at the home OF
the brides parents, on N. Washing
ton street, Mr.. Irwin Sebastian and
Miss LYNNE B. FAINT. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A. A. Wal
lace, of the Mexico Presbyterian
church.
The bride was beautifully gowned
In crepe de chene over white siik
made after the empire style. The
couple we're attended by Miss Matte
FAINT, sister Of the bride, and Mr..
VIII Sebastian, brother Of the groom
Miss Matte wore a gown Of palest
blue and carried a large bouquet OF
pink carnations.
The rooms were nicely decorated
with ferns and various plants.
These young people have lived In
this vicinity the greater part of theil
lives and are highly respected By
all who know them. Their many
friends Join in congratulations. They
will made their future home at Steph
ems Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
PROF. J. L. sHoBE.
nAddonia Herald

We this week announce Prof. ].
L. Shobe, of Linn township, as can
didate for the office Of School Com
missioner Of Audrain County, subject
to the voters. Mr.. Shobe is a self
made young man and his fitness for
the position cannot be questioned.
He is 81 years old and has been
teaching eight years in country
schools and was two years principal
OF a town school. Has served six
years as a member Of County Board
of Education. He was appointed by
Gov. Dockery in 1903 and reappoint
ed by Gov. Folk in 1905.
Mr.. shobe is an enthusiastic school
man and Ia eminently fitted To
fill this important office.
He IL a man Of fine moral and so
cial attainments and the people OF Au
drain county will make nc mistake
when they vote for him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
rLor no EnrRAp MINlsrERs

IN The CITY or
Chicago, March lS-In elaboration
Of a recent warning to University Of
Chicago divinity students to beware
OF the viles OF women. the Rev. W
r. Barton, a Congregational pastor
explained to-day certain remarks on
the subject made By himself 70 a
Presbyterian ministers conference to-
day.
I, myself" says he. have known
Of a number OF most diabclical plots
70 entTap and ruin men Of God who
were doing In entire innocence what
they deemed to be their duty. These
plots are by no means uncommon in
down tcxn churches"
The Rev. Mr.. Barton had drawn at
the conference q picture Of preachers
without guile beset By designing wo-
men seeking whom they might deyour
He declared the average minister a
child 30 far as the knowledge
Of the world was concern
ed. For this Amb. he said. countless
womeE were lying in wait, ready as
instruments Of the evil one. to shear
him Of his robe OF righteousness and
hold him up to his flock and the scot
fling public as a wolf In Sleeps doth
ing.
II should like to say that | believe
most olergymen to be good E but
many good men are indiscreet," said
the Rev. Mr.. Barton In further ex-
plantation Of his remarks. The same
may be said OF many wo:aen church
members. A clergyman should 50
order his life and 50 safeguard his
relations with the women of his con-
gregation that no breath OF suspicion
should ever be heard"
One Of the ministers who heard
the Rev. Mr.. BartoR's lecture said
that he invariably had his wife an
swer the telephone because a woman
can spy out evil motives in another
woman more rapidly than a man
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEN
PREPARING FOR MEET

The Mcmillan High School track
men are in hard training preparatory
for the spring meets. On May list,
High School Day, the State inter
scholastic meet will be held in Co
lumbla- May sth will see a similar
meet in Kirksville in which there
will be no st. Louis entries.
Coach Finley, Of the MCMILLAN
squad, will enter men in both meets
as he has some likely material and
expects to make a better showing
than in previous years. The gymna
sum has been utilized all winter by
the men and most of them are al
ready in good condition.
1t is probable that seyera
meets will be held in this city be
fore commencement. Columbia, Van
dalla and other cities with tract
teams are anxious to meet the Me
| MILAN representatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
NO FAIR AT MosERLY
THIS YEAR
Directors and Wabash Railroad Could
Not Agree on Length Of Lease SO
Deal is at an End.

There viii be no fair a. Moberly
this year. The directors Of the asso-
citation reached this determination af.
ter it was found the Wabash railroad,
which owns the fair grounds, would
not lsase the grounds for a longer
period than five years. The directors
wanted at least a ten year lease and
failing to obtain n decided 1t would
not pay 10 make necessary improve
ments for a period Of five years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
GO AFTER
THE LADIES, HAT

Portland, Ore, March 1S.-How can
a woman keep on her head a thirty
three inch creation Of Paris pattern
with a hatpin less than q foot long?
That is the question which nov agi-
tates the fair sex of all his common
wealth, for the house OF representa-
tiyes has passed a bill restricting the
length OF metal millinery mooring to
an Insignificant ten inches. and the
measure is in a fair way to pass the
senate. The bill is said to have been
suggested by a bald-headed bachelor,
who had his eye grazed by the pro-
trudtng point of a hat pin, and he
has been making trouble throughout
the whole State. Opponents of the
bill we're using every fillbusterlng
tactic known, but 1t 1t likely that
they Will protest in vain. They are
In despair for adyices from the French
capital state that the hats which are
now in the works will be broader
than ever before and that the spring
styles call for cart wheel dimensions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
CECIL LYON ORDERS ONE
PURE BRED PlckANINNY,

Washington, March 49, Col.
Cecil Lyon. Republican national com
mitteeman from Texas, has placed a
queer request with a newspaper man
who is assigned to go to Africa with
ex-President Roosevelt and remain in
the Dark Continent, either with him
close as he can, during Mr.. Roose-
velt's hunting trip. Mr.. Lyon has
commissioned his friend to bring him
a full-blood. ~pure-bred pickaniny, sex
not designated. Col. Lyon is accus-
toned to piekaninnies in his home
state, but he declares they are con
taminated by contact Of generations
with other races and with other
branches OF their own race. The de-
tails Of the agreement are moi made
known. except that all expenses viii
be borne by the Texan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
UNUSUAL FAMILY REUNION
Axr a

CNE EFNFuf6
Last Sunday J. r. Owen, wife and
7 children spent the day together for
the first time In their lives. The oc-
easion was a family reunion and one,
without doubt, with few equals,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen have lived In
this city many years and that the en-
tire family have never before spent
a day together during their life time
Is most unusual.
Mr.. Owens is SO years old and was
a Major in the 32nd Missouri Volun-
teers in the Mexican Wal under Col.
Doniphan, of ST. Joseph. His wife is
73 years old. Both old people are
hale and hearty for their years and
enjoy life as much as the younger
generation.
The children present we're: Mrs.
Mary Ann Housley, Big Piney, Pu-
laski county; Mrs. Nancy Knoderef
and Mrs. Mary Hedger. both Of Ne
vada, Mo. The sons, all residents
of Mexico, Charles, James, Monroe
and Dave. There we're 10 grandchil-
dren.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
MEXICO GIRL KEEPS HER
MARRIAGE A CLOSE Sc

W
Married secretly over a month
since, Miss Able Morris, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nor
ris, arrived home from St. Louis
Thursday, and broke the news to her
parents completely surprising them
She Is now Mrs. campbeIi,of st.
Louis and her husbands parents are
unaware of the union. In several
days Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will leave
for the groom's home in Illinois to
inform his family of the wedding.
Mrs. Campbell has been In st.
Louis several months where she was
connected with a large millinery store
The groom is a young business man.
Miss Morris comes from M Of the
Oldest and best families in Audrain
county.
Mr.. Campbell viii arrive Friday to
make a few days stay here before
leaving for his home. The Ledger
extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
PHYSICIAN SAYS WE TAKE
roo MANY BATHS


New York, March is.-Dr' Eimer
s. Lee, a lecturer addressing the
Medico-Legal Society at the wal
dorf-Astoria last night declared that
the American people took too many
baths. His auditors smiled, then
gasped when DR.. Lee declared that
there was a man in the audience who
had not bathed in twelve years. De-
spite this the physician continued he
respected the man and was in sym
pathy with his beliefs. Il am looking
at the man now" said DIR. Lee. He
did not, however. further designate
the individual in question and mem
bers OF the society were disappoint-
ed. Several men in the crowd figet-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
10 a AGO THIS WEEK

P. w. Harding was suffering from
the effects of a fractured ankle.
orado TO reside.
MISE que ~ rn,N
gave a pubic reAuiHe a.
The remains OF Miss Matte John
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
LANE q coons

REALTY co.
Farms, City Property for Sale. Trade
or Rent.
Do you want TO buy or sell a farml
Do you want to buy or sell city
property
DO you want TO borrow or have you
money TO loan?
We have city property to trade for
Town Lands.
We have houses TO rent.
We can accommodate any OF the
above propositions.
We also have two cash buyers at
present for two small farms.
List your farms and city property
with LANE G CooNs,
Office in Lawder Building, Corner
Promenade and Jefferson SITS. disc St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
sALE uNpEa pEEp o. 1nur

SALE UNDER DEED or TRW'
Whereas. J. G. Hulen and bis Il
Ella d., by their deed OF trust, ID
February 2Sth, 1907. and recouaa
Book 20. page 552, in the rcd
for deeds Of trust. In the Reua
OF Deeds Office in Audrain cod
Missouri. conveyed to the uA
signed trustee, the Northwest our
(i-4) Of tho Southeast Quarter
and the east one-halt (1.2) Of q
Northeast Quarter IA OF the SD
west quarter. also the east haR I'D
Of the Southeast Quarter %, d
the North Half ga of the Sd
west Quarter (1-4) Of the SOutAs
Quarter. all In Section T~hiryOne
In Township Fifty-one(5D. Rannl
(10l, West, OF Audrain county, u
souri,, and containing one hundnlH
sixty (1s0) acres, more or less
secure the payment OF a note
said deed of trust described, Z
whereas, Il Is provided that tk
herest on said note shall be paid
nually. and whereas, the interss
now past due on said note, and Vi
as, it is further provided that In
event the interest shall not be
annually. said deed of trust shaB
in fun force, now, therefore, n
cordance with the terms Of sadt
of trust, / Will at the east q
door Of the Court House at Ne1'
Missouri,
on Wednesday, the 9TH day Of
1909, between the hours Of s'
clock and three o'clock, p. m d
said day,
expose said lands for sale %
highest bidder for cash in ord
comply with the terms Of saa
Of trust.
J. T. Mitchell, Tns
March 18th. 1909. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
n every part

Richie Spence. formrely OF Mex
leo. late in the drug business at
Hale. No., has moved to Hannibal.
DO, and gone into partnership with
his father-inlaw IN the concrete bus
mess. Ritehle's many friends in Mex
leo wish him much prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
MRS. John Ro5INsoN DIES
rfIlacnAN Az


After an illness Of several weeks,
Mrs. John Robinson, wife of John
Robinson, residing on Bolivar street
died about 4 O'Clock Thursday after
noon Of paralysis. The deceased was
one Of Mexico most highly respect
ed citizens. She was So years old.
Besides her husband she is survived
by three children, Mrs. A H. Whit
ney and Miss Nellie Robinson, OF
this city; and Arthur, Of Boston,
Mass.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
TO- 20 and 30 Years
Aae This Week
% yEARs AGO rms WEEK


The hay press near the railroad
bridge burned
one Of Mexieo's amusement clubs
was called Tie -Upnoarin' club.
The pupils Of the Mexico High
school organized the Union LkerAry
Society.
me BARRIERS in Mexico agreed that
they would not keep their shops open
On sunday.
The Weekly Ledger appeared much
diminished IA sire - IL inches ey
Is inches. on account Of the press
breaking. The paper was printed on
the hand press o. the Union office
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

$. Atkins left for Oklahoma 70
Geo Frank and W, J. McLOney
opened a dry goods store in this
city.
The funeral services Of Mrs Driver
took place from the Liberty street
NJ. E. Church
Henry r. Douglass. Of near Benton
City. and Miss Emma Northcutt were
married
]. b. Clark, Jr.. Of Rush Hin, was
arranging to go into the hardware
business there.
E. W. Clark, OF Mexico, and Miss
Josie Cudworth were married in Ey'
anston, H.. on March -
Marriage licenses were granted 70
Chas. r. Mauk and Lulu NJ Chick;
chas. B. Harrison and Matte B. Sat
terrified.
A. r. Reid. H. FRANKIE. George Co
vey, d. e. Shea and j. B. Botkin at
tended the Grand Army encampment
at Sedalia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
STOCK AND a 3 NOTES.

B. r. Middleton sold w. Hardin
simms, OF this county, a pair OF fine
mules this week for s5S5. He also
sold Gil Moore and Mr.. o'Brien. of
Skinner, a pair Of good mules. Mr..
Keltner, Of Benton City, purchased a
pair Of horses Of Mr.. Middleton for
1925 each. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
A BUSY MAN.
tx. C. Star.

W. q 0NNIsV
Besides editing the Mexico Led
ger Bob" White is financial secre-
tary OF the State Historical society
and is now a very popular man in
Columbia because he is urging the
erection of a historical library build
ing there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
]. r. SMITH DIES
THURSDAY MORNING,

j. T. Smith, So years old, died at
his home north of Thompson, Thurs
day morning, Of paralysis. The de-
ceased was a highly respected citi'
zen OF Audrain and is well known.
He is survived by a wife and three
children. The funeral will be held
Friday morning.
The Ledger extends sympathy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
ORDER or eusLIcIrIos

State OF Missouri
County Of Andrain IS
In the Circuit Court, June r...
v. Phiaaa
Julia A. Wills. n.,...
Now. on this March 9TH. "a.
comes plaintiff In above cans. W.
files with the clerk OF Auda,0 ~
~ Circuit Court. In vacation e'0s
tition, verified By his affidsve y
plea Of divorce in above q
wherein among other thllRs ~
uft alleges that the defendaD, ~
A Willis. L. a ~nOn-resldeDt ., a
State Of Missouri. and that tAs
nary process Of law cannot be ...'
on her.
II u therefore ordered BY IN.
Of the Andrain County CircuI, y
in vacation, thai publication no,,.'
made herein notifying said d~a,aas.'
Julia A. Willis. that an actIo0
beon commenced against her !,
Audrain County Circuit COurt. a.
iect and general nature Of wbisA
obtain q decree Of divorce FINN
defendant
And now you said non.resids.,
PENDANT. Julia A. Willis, ara n.y.
notified Of the commneceusD,
said suit. tho object and genera,
ture thereof and unless you be an.
pear at the next regular term !, \
Circuit Court OF Audraln couptv !.
sour. to be begun and held a !
Court House in Mexico, AudraIn a
~. Missouri, on the first MOud,,
June, 1909, and on or before iba n.
day Of said term answer or Oths...
plead to plaintiffs petition. tbs -
petition viii be taken as COMES.
and judgment win be rendered a.
you In accordance with the pray.,
said petition.
It is further ordered that a a.,
hereof be Published In the Nm.
Weekly Ledger. a weekly nevsD,,,
published in Andrain County. \.
souri,, for four weeks succes.I,a
the last insertion to be at leas,
days before the first day o, the ma
term Of this court.
State Of Missouri
County OF Audrain) o.
!, W. H. Morris, Clerk Of the q
cult Court within and for the On
ty and State aforesaid, do bsrI
certify that the foregoing is n
true and complete copy Of ths 4
der Of Publication In the case dy
A Willis vs.. Julia A. Willis, as 4
as the same remains on file and
record in my office.
(seal) Witness my hand and a
cial seal. Done at office in tie 4
of Mexico, County and State In
said. this 4th day of March, A
1909.
W. H. Morris, Cert
BY Pearl N. Morris. D. G.
Jno. 7. Baker. Atty for Plaininn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Jesse Harper, employe Of the Chi
cago & Alton. has moved his family
to this city. Mrs. Harper was for
merry Miss Stella Chase, Of this city,
and her friends are glad to have her
again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Remember when you buy a pack
age of Security Stock or Poultry
Food from Purdy, that every n is
guaranteed to you. w3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Mack Duffery. one Of the oldest en-
gineer's Of the Alton. is the guest Of
friends in this city. Mr.. Duffery was
on the road when the division was
here. He visits Mexico once a year
and every time he comes he Bees
some good improvement has been
made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


Notice is hereby given that
Of administration upon the esp
Sophia +. Davis, Of Audrain U
Missouri, deceased, have been .
ed the undersigned, AnaN,
Luckie, by the Probate COurf y
county Of Audrain, bearing d~'
18th day of February, 1909
All persons having claims
said estate are required to ~
them to me for allowance VIII
year after the date Of sald
or they may be precluded inn !
benefit OF such estate and
claims DO not exhibited VAas
years from the time Of the W.
tion Of this notice, they WIZ
ever barred. Andrew n N
52-4t AdmlnistSp
THE LEpcER COVERS THE w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Purdy stands back Of every pack
ge Of Security Poultry and Stock
Food sold by him. Why take any
haneeg?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
HERALD FROST

COMING HOME.
Herald Frost, son Of Mrs. Lily Her
aid Frost, OF the vandalia Leader,
viii shortly be home, on a furlough,
He is in the United States Navy, hay'
ing made the tour Of the world with
the fleet on the battleship Kentucky.
He edited the Ships Budget.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Yen are taking no chances when
you buy a package OF Security Stock
or Poultry Powder from Purdy. By.
cry n Is guaranteed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Mrs. ]. u. Reynolds and daughter,
Mrs. Charlea Hulen, OF Moberiy, are
visiting In this ely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Mrs. Samuel Hale, Of neal Laddo-
MIA. is visiting Mrs. Thurston Eli
ott, u this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Mrs. Alfred Davidson and Miss sa-
die Sneathen, who have been guests
of friends and relatives, have re-
turned to their home in Montgomery
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Roy Conant and wife are home
from Wisconsin. where they staged a
play In a town of that State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

ed about as II embarrassed but none
arose to admit that be had summed
water for so loHg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Albert Brock, wife and two daugh-
tiers returned to their home near Cen
tralla Thursday, after a visit with
Price Cunningham and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

J. W. Million is home from Co
lumhIa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Fresh Garden Seeds. at r. c.
Paul & Sons. 4tw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Jure.
OF Rogers, Ark, a son, Thursday.
Mrs. Jure was Miss Vera Smith, Of
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Sharp g. Williams have sold a nice
lot on N. Jefferson street to Roy
Barkley for $500. Cheap enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Sam Sharp, Jr, Of Montgomery
City, was IN Mexico Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
NEWS FROM
HOT SPRINGS

Councilman Willard Potts from
Hot Springs writes to a friend in
Mexico as follows;
Hot Springs, Ark, March ~ lsVs'
John MeIntire bought 8 cents worth
of bananas to-day, and Geo. Johnson
had his shoes shined. They will now
let up on expenses for a day or two.
We all went to a ball game to-day and
took In the ostrich farm. Hope All
are we'll.
THE LEDGER JOB PRINTERY
,-.u nm rO nArE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

salt Fish Pals and Kegs. al R. c.
PauI's < Son. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Mrs. Joseph Luckie and son, JG-
seph Luckie, are arranging to build
an up-to-date bungalow on S. Clark
avenue. just north Of Andy Luckie's
home. This residence will be modern
in eyery particular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25
INFANT BURIED
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The infant Of Chas. Morris and VIII
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Thursday afternoon It was only a
few hours cd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Arthur Crawford will be home from
Texas shis week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-03-25

Seed Potatoes, all kinds. al r. c.
P&al & Sons. vat