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Evening star., 1909-04-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Additional gains
were made in wheat prices at the open
ing OF the market today. initial quota
tions showing advances Of y to 1 y COM
pared with yesterdays final figures. De-
mand at the start was quite general. but
offerings were light for a time. Large
sales of flour at Minneapolis late yes
terday. cold weather in the northwest
and an advance Of IL to Is in the
price of wheat at Liverpool were the
chief factors that prompted the early
buying.
The opening on May was at 1921 to
1.22A and on July at 1.09 to 1.09h. For
a time the July delivery held within
the opening range, but May sold off to
l.22 Trade was rather quiet the first
hour owing to the scarcity Of offerings
Corn touched new high record marks
for the season at the opening of the
ss& and September to $685. The open
ing quotations showed gains of Il to
AaH. compared with the closing fig
ures Of the preceding session. Demand.
which was largely by commission
light receipts and by the smallness of
stocks in storehouses here. There was
considerable profit-taking on the bulge,
and May sold off to Il q.
May corn opened shade lower to As
al higher, at 56h to 56ss. and during
the early trading held within that
range.
Provisions at the opening were 2h
lower to 2h higher.
The July whea, delivery later advanced
to 1.1O1sa1 .1Oss and May to 1.23. The mar
ket lost part of this gain on heavy SELL
ing of the September option. The close,
however. was firm. with July up l. at
1.O9ss. May also was up 1. at 1.22.
The corn market became weaker on
l1nIidatinn-
7OA Aa70H. The close was weak, with May
off y. at 70Ha71.
Close: Wheat-May. 1.22: July. 1.O95s;
September. 1;o1Ma1.02 December. 1.ooa;
|6s11: September. 671a: December. 5sA.
Oats-May. 561s: July. 493sa491a; Septem-
ber. 41H; December, 421s.
Pork-May, 17.s21k: July. 1905; Septem-
Der, 1900.
Lard May. 1o3oa1o.s2.s; July, 1913:
September. 10.57k.
Ribs-May, $50; July, 9.s5; September,
|e.97h.
Rye-cash. s5as6; May. So.
Barley-Cash. 651aa69.
Timothy-April, $50.
Clover-April, $40.
New York Grain Prices.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Flour-Receipts,
%, ,212 barrels; sales 1900 barrels. Quiet
and firmly held.
Wheat-Receipts. LOG, 800 bushels. Open
ing y lower on July under small foreign
selling. wheat quickly sold up cent on
higher Liverpool cables. cold weather
northwest, talk of smaller Argentine and
Russian shipments and covering of
shorts. July, 1.15ssa1.16A; September.
1OS5sa1 .O9la.
Rye-Dull: No. western, 81, nominal,
(. o. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, 11.250 bushels.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. April 28-Wheat-Spot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, nolni-
nal; futures quiet: May, IS 7kd; July,
IS SID; September. IS sd. Corn-Spot
strong: new American mixed (via Gal
veston), 6s sd; futures steady; July,
SIS sd.
Flour-Winter patents strong. ass.
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New York Grain Prices.
ll.<U bushels.
Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL. April 28.-Wheat-Spot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, nomi-
nal; futures quiet; May, IS 7kd; July,
IS SID; September. SIS Esd. Corn-Spot
strong: new American mixed (via Cal
veston), 6s Sd; futures steady; July,
SIS sd.
Flour-Winter patents strong. ass.
Evening star., 1909-04-28

A. F. Fox, president Of the Columbia
National Bank. left the city this morning
for New York city. Tomorrow he ex-
poets to sail by the Deutschland for
Europe, where he will spend the next
three months.
At a meeting Of the board of directors
Of the bank yesterday Mr.. Benjamin +.
dent.
Evening star., 1909-04-28
No Coal Strike.

SCRANTON, Pa. April 2S.-After a
long discussion at the afternoon session
of the miners convention the principal
section of the agreement. the renewal of
the old agreement, was adopted unani-
mously.
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Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market tn
following stocks had changed In pric
since above quotations, there being n
:hange In balance Of the closing prices:
RAILROADS.
Atchison. Top. & s. Fe.. COM. 1904.
Baltimore & Ohio. COM, 114&.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, tn.
Chesapeake & Ohio, 76ik.
Chicago & Great Western, CON-, AZ.
Chicago. Mil. & st. p, com, 15OA.
Chicago & NV. CON-. 18O.
Denver & Rio Grande. com, 81.
Erie. COM. 30N.
Great Northern, pfd., 144k.
Interboro Met, pfd., 45N.
Kan. City Southern, CON-, 455&
MO-, kansas Il Tex, CON-, 43A
NJ, 8. P. & s. s. M. COM. 1861.
NJ, 8. P. & 8. 8. NJ, pfd., 14S
Missouri Pacific. "a.
N. Y. Cen. & H. r., 1904.
N. T., Chi. & st. Louis. COM. 55h.
N. Y, Ontario & Western, 49h.
Northern Pacific. 14A.
Pennsylvania, 1854.
Reading, com., 146N.
Rock Island, CON-, 29E..
Rock Island, pfd.. TIA.
st. l.. & San Fran. I'd, pfd., As
st. l.. and S.W., pfd.. 80.
Southern Pacific. COM, 1207s.
Southern Railway, COM, 20.
Southern Railway. pfd.. 6Sls.
Union Pacific. COM, 1SsH.
Union Pacific, pfd.. 95z.
Wabash. COM, 1874.
Wabash. pfd.. 491a.
Wisconsin Central. CON-, 571a.
INDUSTRIALS.
Amalgamated Copper. II.
Am. Can. conn.,, 1O12.
Am. Can, pfd.. 79h.
Am. Car and Foundry. COM, 50la.
Am. Ice Securities, 39A.
Am. Locomotive, CON-, ssh.
Am. Smelling and Ref. CON-, S9ss.
Am. Woolen, COM, 34A.
Anaconda Copper. ASK.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, COM. 80.
Col. and Hooking Coal and Iron, 81.
Corn Products Ref, com. 22h.
Corn Products Ref, pfd., S4A.
Great Northern Ore, 69H.
Mackay Companies. pfd., 73A.
National Lead, CON-. SS3s.
Peoples Gas Of Chicago, 116N.
Railway Steel Springs, pfd., 100.
u. s. Steel. CON-. 54H.
Western Union Tel, II.
BONDS.
Atch. Convert. As. 107Z.
c., b. and Q. Joint Is, 0Sk.
Inter Metro. AIS, 7S1x.
Union Pacific Convert. As, 1O7s4.
u. 8. Steel I'd 5s, 1O4.
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STEEL LED ADVANCES
Substantial Rise of Prices
Fairly General.
LONDON INFLUENCE STRONG
So-Called Gould Stocks Exceptionally
Firm.
Reading Headed the Active Rail-
ways-Professional Trading in
Large Measure.
LONDON INFLUENCE STRONG
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch 10 Ihe star.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Substantial ad-
vanees in prices were fairly general in
the stock market today, although aside
from a certain although not very we'll de-
fined improvement in speculative senti-
ment there was little to be cited in con-
nection with the markets strength. Al
the opening of business the local deal
ings derived their tone plainly enough
from the London stock market, where
American shares were exceptionally firm
With the progress of the morning for
eign houses were buyers here to the ex-
tent of about 10000 shares.
II seems rather monotonous to state
the circumstances that the political con-
ditions in Turkey were once more a neg
ligible influence in the transactions upon
the foreign and domestic stock markets.
The United States Steel shares were
conspicuous features of the transactions
In respect of strength and activity, and
the movement in that quarter was well
enough accounted for by the satisfactory
statement of the corporations business
which was made public yesterday after
noon.
In the early part of the day advices
from Pittsburg were received to the ef-
feet that one of the largest concerns out
side of the corporation had followed the
lead of the latter in advancing prices. but
later some question was thrown upon the
truth of these reports.
Money Market Unchanged.
Money market and foreign exchange
conditions varied very little from those
which prevailed earlier in the week. Ex-
cept in the instance of the United States
Steel securities. it was difficult to assign
any specific reasons for the movements
in prices.
All Of the so-called Gould stocks, in
Guiding Western Union. were exceptional
ly firm. In the railway list material
gains were scored at one time or another
during the business session in Reading
Union and Southern Pacific the Rock
Island shares, Atlantic Coast Line and
Pennsylvania.
The local traction issues likewise dis
played a better degree of strength than
has been noted for some time past.
General transactions In the stock market
were again Of a professional character
in large measure, fut there were no par
ticular complaints of the lack Of business
on the part Of commission houses. A
fairly large business was transacted also
In bonds. both upon the stock exchange
and by outside investment houses
Transactions in the stock market were
less Influenced than has been the case
for considerable time past by the
fluctuations in commodities.
Evening star., 1909-04-28

She-I think you might stop smoking
when you heard me say I don't like It.
He-Thats no reason. heard you say
you didn't like to be kissed.-Boston
Transcript.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30
Catalrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they canIios
reach the scat Of tho disease. Catarrh is blood
or constitutional disease, and in order TO cure
a you must take internal remedies. Haips
Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
,,;,ectlv on the blood and mucous surfaces:
Hali's Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. ~
yTe prescribed by one OF the best physicians IN
this country for years, and is regu,a. & P;es pre-
Snorsvn. Combined Withthe best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces me
rerfeet combination OF the two ingredients u
what produces such wonderful results In curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. -
n. ], CHENEY 81 CO., Props., Toleoo, W
Gold BY druggists, price 7bc.
HalIs Family Pills are the best,
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Underwear

Plybon farm of 100 acres at s5S'SO
per acre. a.
e. M. Bagby sold a Jersey heifer
to F. L. MCGEE for $40.
]. G. Crawford sold IS turkeys on
Dec. "a for $6715.
J. G. Crawford filled his Ice
house lyast week with very fine
eight-inch ice.
Miss Leta Rudasill, who teaches IN
the schools at Hannibal, is spend
ing the holidays at home.
Dave Neal and John Harvey Ruda'
sill are home from the State Nor
NAL at Kirksville to spend the mol
idays.
Mrs. C. c. MCGEE is visiting J. 8
HoIlenshead and family, of Chanute
Kan. She expected to be joined al
Kansas City by Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Anderson.
7 R. Wilson died at Mona, Okla
Dec. "a, 1909 The deceased was
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AUXvASsE.

Hog killing is the order of the
day.
Those that have ice are putting
it up. Ice is about 8 inches thick.
Mr.. Tom Holland remains about
the same.
DR.. Berry is improving.
The measles cases are all better.
Mrs. B. B. Thurmond, teacher OF
the Lime Kiln, has closed her
school until after the holidays on
account of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wencil Wasel re
turned Tuesday from visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Mike Duspava, oil
Ramsey, Ill.
S. c. Crawford and Charles Muir
ply, of this place, have purchased
big hardware and implement bust
ness at Bellflower, Mo. Mr.. Craw
ford put a well improved farm ol
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born in Kentucky May 4, 1880, and
came to Missouri in 1885. He lived
in Audrain county until 1881. Mr..
Wilson was the father of 12 chill
dren, eight sons and four daughters.
His wife and two children died 20
years ago. Mr.. Wilson Joined the
Christian Church in 1865.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE REV.
JAS. brady HELD WE'D.

The funeral of the Rev. James
Bradley, who died at his home in
north Mexico Monday, was conduct
ed from the home at 10:3O We'd
nesday morning. The services were
conducted by the Rev. H. Z. Tru-
ex. assisted by the Rev. A. A. Wal
lace, of the Presbyterian church. and
the Rev. w. H. Hook
The Mason Lodge of which the
deceased was a member held SER
vices at the hall and short services
at the grave. Interment was made
in Elmwood cemetery.
The pail bearers were @. +.
Clark, Ms Myers, A. G. Turner, Geo.
Duncan, R. P. Hopkins and ]. A.
Guthrie.
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BOONE COUNTY COUPLE
WE'D IN CORN FIELD

Columbia, NO., Dec. 2S.--Although
a week has elapsed since Miss Lille
Gentry and Robert Bursk were mar
ried in stalk field, her father, Rich
ard Gentry, a Boone County far
mber, has not forgiven them. Gen
try had forbidden Burks keeping
company with his daughter.
She started to Rocheport to school
last Wednesday morning. when Burks
met her with marriage license.
His friend, Silas Meloway, had ar
ranged to bring the Rev. Payne Bal
dwin, Holiness minister, to the
bridegroom's brothers house for
the ceremony. The preacher was
late.
Burks and his sweetheart started
for him and were married in the
middle of forty-acre field, with
two men and the cornstalks as wit
nesses.
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26O acres near Martinsburg in the
deal.
Connor & Atkinson shipped load
of hogs from here last Thursday to
st. Louis for which they paid from
$3.50 to $S.25.
Bates McCune last week sold his
60-acre farm to R. q. Fisher.a The
same day Fisher sold it to Charles
Gooldy for $2400.
Miss Agnes Craig, of McCredie,
will visit relatives here the last Of
the week.
Miss Mae Beckley was shopping
in Mexico two days last week.
Mrs. Minnie Atkinson and chill
dren returned Saturday from Spring
field, Mo-, where they spent sew
eral months with relatives.
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with friends in Douglas Co., ILL.,
Noah Mcdonald sold a PAIR oi
mnles to Jas. Cottingham for $780,
Newt, Noel bought a draft mare
from Ed. Bassett for $226' -,
Miss Nettie Mallory is at hon'
from Columbia for two weeks
visit. u. ,,os ber,
VIM. Afflick, of Centralia, was her' r
Friday and bought a load OF .,
hogs and IA three.year-old muie'
from T. B. Robinson Mr. hoO'H
son still has s good mules lett co,,,
Elmer Jennings and MISS Hvn ,I'.
uukIe and Chas. Dulany anu o m
Nott;e Hukle were married Gun
dav bv Ed. ]. X. Robinson .n
came ceremony uniting both coupiTr -,
Perry Palmer paid $50 lot " AH''
oow from Isom Rector.
COW A'~N -------"
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eir1!co clothing men are
Il The front with advertising
\ bring trade to Mexico
parts Of Audrain county and
counties, That is the
but Mexico on the map in a
way. The people are going
goods where they can get
quality for the lowest price.
|aye bargains, let them know
Buyers should be brought
. every week Of the year 10
BIS Of some kind. Our mer-
lhould work together along
and advertise, not only in
lru pausrs. pdt III papers pup
b the territory tributary 70
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CHEAPER ORIENT LAND"
SAYS DEAN MUMFORD
Columbia, Mo-, Dec. 2s.


at is cheaper to rent land than to
own it," said F. B. Mumford. dean of
the Missouri College of Agriculture,
at the opening speech before the sew
enth annual meeting Of farmers week
conventions this morning.
"There never was a time when
young men without money could get
farms to cultivate so asily as now.
There is plenty of money in farm
ing, too, at present prices Of prod
ucts."
Dean Mumford condemned the rec
ommendation of James j. Hill, the
railroad magnate, that small farms
will settle the question of American
prosperity.
"a farm of four hundred acres
with an intelligent, business like
head will produce more at less ex-
pense than If divided among ten
farmers of no scientific SKILL" said
he.
"Hills recommendation will only
destroy the social life on the farm
and prevent higher education and
high development. Small farms will
prevent the use Of labor saving ma
chinery and increase the cost of pro-
duction.
'If Mr.. Hill is right all of you
farmers would profit by giving hall
your land away and spending your
time on the acre left"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

John Sharp. nav
Here's welcoming Mr.. John LAY,
os tho firm of Tanner e. Day Vi
skinner, to our community m
pr. Dennis Moore and sister, MISE
,,,r,,e Of Mexico spent Saturday
ana Sunday with Mr.. and MIS- D. =
Carpenter. ,,,.n oov,
Misses Sadie and Rachel WIN" .Sa, s"
party to large number Oh 'n''
friends Monday night a.,
Mr.. Alvin Ehret is home from sn, '
Ki.ksville Normal to spend 'ne "
| idays.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

Mrs. J. M. Hudson departed We'd
nesday for Kansas City, to be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pol
lard for few days. Following her
visit with Mrs. Pollard she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Radford on a three months tour in
Cuba,
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n..nmnnN AunRRAIN.

M,ss Ada Douglass is spenoins
the holidays with her parents
Centralia. pornes.
Misses Grace and kupy ore
Myrtle White and Mrs. Miller "'
at home from Kirksvilie. ,,os,,
Geo. Farris is spending ~
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

Hiram Stephens friends presented
him with handsome gold watch
for a Christmas present. Jas. Roy
made the presentation speech and
the boys say that Jim is developing
into quite an orator.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

..aors of the weeJtly Led
Ia the third instaIlment Of
Mouse" in this issue We
4 many favorable comments
readers concerning its in
4, the very first chapter.
rsure you II grows stead
'the reader as the tale ad-
you cannot afford to miss
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30
Weekly Ledger

II. are more anxious to-
I'M before as to just what
L. and this nOtwithstand-
IL that Mr.. Roosevelt is
.nd miles away.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

h ALDRIcH explains why
'nank would be a great Inn
an our present financial
4 hut the people of the
l. most interested in a
6,ch will reduce the pres
!. housekeeping.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

The Mexico Ledger would like to
know the present address of ]. Y.
Crews, formerly of Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30
THERMOMETERS

sNEAks DOWN.
The thermometer sneaked down
to z below zero Wednesday morn
ing, which broke the record for cold
this year. Last February, on the
-, 1t was 10 below.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

ledger has been wondering
hico was going to get in
North Pole discovery as
|eary nor Cook were born in
It now comes to pass that
Baskett, the local scientist,
first to discover that Sci.
,Ok did not scientifically dis
1 North Pole. Mr.. Basket
extended interview, show
IN that Cook never climb
\ Mckinley, nor discovered
N Pole. Mexico always getf
hme. That is a way we
.,or old Cook.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

Dr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Blanks will
spend the holidays at Arcadia Val
ley.
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CALLED TO SALT

RIVER CHURCH.
ED. A. w. Paisley, of Columbia,
Salt River Christian Church, FOR the
coming year and will begin his work
with this good people in January.
Mr.. Paisley has stood in the
front rank in church work in his
home county in all the years gone
by, and, as result. his labors have
been greatly blessed in many ways.
He is strong preacher and an
untiring pastor and worker; the
Salt River Church is to be congratu-
ulated in securing his services for
1910.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

RING to Mexico as an cleo
M center, the Middletown
Tns edltorialIy says: MEX
4 big railroad meeting last
and closed up her
In Of $4,000 worth OF
the interurban railroad
only assures the building
Ia, but it will go far to.
Hing that town the railroad
Northeastern Missouri
In Mexico on the map as
will also be a great
silding Of the proposed line
'salia to st. Charles"
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MISS FUTILE RE-
TURNED TO

IUHNEU TO ASYLUWs
Miss Dixie Tuttle. who was brought
home from Hospital No. /, at Full
ton, on parole for Christmas, was
taken back to that institution to-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30
McCLIMONDERMODY
WEDDING WEDNESDAY

w. II. McClimon and Miss Mar
garet Dermody were married at the
Catholic Church Wednesday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, Father J. ]. Dill
Ion officiating. The bride is half
sister Of Mrs. Lawrence o'Toole, re-
siding northwest of Mexico. She is
from Dewitt, Ia, and has. been the
guest of Mrs. o'Toole for several
months. Mr.. McClimon is also from
Dewitt.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
McClimon went to the home OF Law
renee o'TooIe where wedding break
fast had been prepared.
The Ledger joins the many friends
of the happy couple In extending
congratulations.
We have a few of those
good overcoats left. To
close will make the exceed
ingly low price of 20 to 30
per cent discount. This will
give you the greatest bar
gain of the season. Mems
and Boys suits are cut still
deeper. 20 to so per cent.
We ask you to examine the
goods and get our prices.
Ricketts, & Emmons DIG. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-12-30

SKINNER.
es wishing the Editor and
y Of this paper a merry and
'e'OuS New Year.
Neale King, superintendent
s'o City public school, is home
ead the holidays.
gu the wedding bells rang
'ss night in our community
uie Black-snow wedding took
a the home of the brides
and here's wishing Mr..
10 byran G. Black a happy
Prosperous life.
~, D'edsoe purchased of Dave
d large pen OF corn at 53c
IN. y n measured in the pen.
I'm frances Whitley entertained 4
,ONd OF her friends satur
lSn' in a most pleasant man
h, MIS- Alex Bruce gave /
"a Dns'. sUOSe dinner Tuesday to
m. lumber 10, of their friends.
c., n'uyl Baker, who teache
holidays. "O'ie 10 speh'
wn' DeJarnett and wife an
bpt r'. ~, peJarnett and wifi
0slarnett. '' Mr. ana Mrs v
aico ~, ~ace and Jewel Sharp. {
ave visiting their unct
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LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
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MoLINo.
H. p. Rudasil has purchased '
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.AUXvASSE.

4 AUXvASSE.
mother Correspondent.)
mas passed off quiet
uung people are taking ad-
Of this nice sleighing snow.
Ick, we are glad to report,
g.
Christian Church had a Christ
be Friday evening for their
School pupils.
McCune bought a lot of OBJ
ht last week in south aux
Price unknown. We under
e will improve it as soon
weather opens up. 1t is a
ID site and will make a nice
Carter and 0. J. Hotter
{ in st, Louis this week.
Dupava, Of Ramsey. ILL.,, is
through the holidays at her
!, Mr., and Mrs. Wasel.
WOOdson, Of this place, and
Meadow, Of Bachelor, were
last Wednesday.
understand that Miss Sallie
was married Xmas morning
leo, but we failed to learn the
! name.
Tom Holland died last Wed
night at his home in east
town. He was one Of ouI
citizens, and for a number
vs. had been justice of thu
until recently. His health has
lalling him. for the past year
u be greatly missed. W.
our sympathy to his wifi
hlldren.
kner Jones, wife and two chill
q Motto, N, D., came II
nay on a two months visit.
'es Mary and Jessie Harr
Ad brother, John Alb, ar
IOr the holidays.
Joe Martin and Miss Ven
ead we're married in Fulton o
".
BROS, Of Mexico, were her
ny buying horses.
Deckley sold / fat hog to Mr.
Monroe at SITS.
aSon 6 Vivion shipped a loa
les Monday to st. Louis.
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consin.