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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

Mary Kinney, Miss Aleen Lake Little, Miss Louise Long. Miss Eleanor Mat thews Miss syddie Moore. Miss Lucille Moore, Miss Bessie Morisette. Miss Eliza :. beth Morris, Miss Emily Morris. Miss Hattie Montgomery, Miss Carol Mont gomery, Miss Bessie McCrossin. Miss Emee McCrossin, Miss Rose Owen Mc- David. Miss Virginia McDavid, Mss Elizabeth Mcknight Miss Harriet Me Knight, Miss Estelle Nabb Miss Howsie Norvell, Miss Margaret Patton. Miss Kate Perry, Miss Lucie Pinckard, Miss Roberta Porter. Miss Lucy Lyman Pow ell, Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Dorothy Rob bins, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Margaret Robertson, Miss Maybelle Roden Miss Helen Rosa Randolph. Miss Clara Shelby, Miss Anie Sbley, Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Rose Sibley. Miss Leila Smith, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Kathleen stringfellow, Miss Emily Somerville, Miss Kate Ter rell, Miss Margaret Terrell Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Joy Tomlinson, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Louise Thornberry, Miss Rachel Thornberry, Miss Helen Futile. Miss Vir- ginia Underwood, Miss Kathleen Van Hoose, Miss Annie Mae Walthal, Miss Agnes Walters, Miss Eula Whatley Miss Margaret eWatherly, Miss Susie White. Miss Virginia White, Miss Leila Wood, Miss Phedora Randolph, Miss Pearl Gus colt, Miss Virginia Abbott Miss Mary Bradshaw, Miss Carrie White Bean, Miss Bessie Bethea, Miss Bessie Bgsby, Miss Annie Blinn, Miss Elizabeth Bowie. Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Eda Biggers. Miss Margaret Cameron. Miss Made Chisolm
 Mss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Louise Cory, Miss Maebelle Cosby, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Olivia Bogacki, Miss Gameliel Dixon, Miss An nie Donnelly. Miss Susan Depuy, Miss Minnie Dryer, Miss Ruth Evans, Miss salhe Evans, Miss Fannie Bvans. Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Elise Farrior, Miss Mae Fox, Miss Mary Gillespy, Miss Gladys Grambs, Miss Mary George Green. Miss Sarah Ellen Green, Miss Helen Gillespy. Miss Elizabeth Co., ing, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Jamie Go- ing, Miss Susie Hardie, Miss Norma Hood, Miss June Jackson, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Dorothy Johnson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
MISS ANNIE FRANKLIN
 ENTERTAiNS AT CARDS

Miss Annie Franklin entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon and was as- sisted by the Misses Genie Sheriing Lois Brown Margaret Drennen, Carrie Cald- well and Mary Meighan.
 Others invited were the Misses Margaret Anderson, Myrta Harris, Ireta McCrossin, Louise Cory. I,eona Plosser. Sarah Hodges, Agnes Hall. Julia White. Vallie Young White. Maude Shirling, Alma Messer, Josephine Boden, Sallile Orr,
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. 8. F. Knecht of Oxford. Ohio. is visiting Mir s. J. Knecht and fam fly.
 Mir. and Mrs Edwin s. Moore will leave next week for Atlanta to make it their sutcre home.
 The condition of Mir. W. H. Merritt, who is critically i'll of pneumonia. re- mains practically unchanged.
 
 There will be no meeting of the Twen- tieth Century club this week. the next meeting to be with Mrs. F. H. Vernon. January '.
 Dr. Horace Grant of Atlanta is visiting Birmingham and was the Christmas guest of Judge W. c. Garrett on South Eleventh avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Baxter schimmel have rented the furnished home of MT. Charles A. Stillman on Highland avenue. MT. schimmel has recently come here from Asheville, N. C., and will be joined here by his family January l.
 The Amaranth club will hold its Christ mas meeting with Miss Clyde Smith Friday afternoon and members are re- quested to meet promptly at 2:45 o'clock. There will be no meeting of the High land Book clug this week.
 A meeting of the Temple Emanuel chapter will be held with Mrs Milton Fies Wednesday afternoon at s:3o o'clock. As business of importance will be trans acted. large attendance is requested.
 
 Miss Carrie Calame will be hostess at a card party next Friday afternoon. De- cember Sl.
 Mrs John G. Whitfield announces an afternoon reception for Wednesday, Jan uary 12 at her home on South Twelfth street This is to be one of the largest receptions of the new year, and will in- clude over 800 of the members of both the married and unmarried set
 Mir. Clarence Stobert and Mir J. C. Per sons leave today to attend the annual con- vention of the Phi Kappa Sigma fra- ternity in Old Point Comfort. They go as representatives from tho University of Alabama.
 The fourth annual ball of the Ladies' Auxiliara, Pulcan Lodge BIS, to Brother hood of Railway Trainmen, will be held Friday evening, December S1. at the Knights of Columbus hall. 202slt 3d ave. nue. There will be dancing from s:30 to o'clock.
 Mir. Thomas Hendrix and his bride, foF. merly Miss May Hardges Of Perry. Ga. will arrive Thursday and be at home with MT Hendrix's sister. Mrs. s. H. odeli-
 
 The Council of Jewish Women will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock at an open meeting with Mrs. Louis sakA
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SWEET BRlAR
 GIRLS TO ENTERTAIN.

An entertainment quite out of the ordinary and with promise of abun- dance of college spirit and youthful enthusiasm has been planned by the six young girls spending the holidays al home from Sweetbriar college Their plan Is to give New Years progress sive lunch con of six courses. each course to be served at different home, and each girl having the privi- lege of inviting one young man. mak- ing the guest list number 12. The young people will go from home to home In automobiles, the first course to be served at o'clock and each girl offering her home and hospitality for one course. These girls are Misses Mary Lou Cobb, Rose Owen McDavid, Florence Coffin, Sue Hardie, Emily Morriss and Mayo Thach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

Marion F'rawley. Marie Rosamond, Lucy Hart Lyman, Louise Austin. Frances Bailey Erin Holcombe, Julia Beasley Lillian Hughes, Sara Helen Collins, May beth Bsddow, Hellne McCartin, Ella Lewis Ward, Lucille OByrne, sudie Childs and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
RISTMAS AT
 M ERCY HOME.

There was great happiness. worlds of surprises and an abundance of gifts Mon- day afternoon at the Mercy Home when Christmas was joyfully celebrated with a big tree laden with gifts and distrb- uted by Santa Claus himself Every gift was hung on the tree and marked, so that every inmate in the home from the dear old lady, Mrs. Bush, down to the tiniest baby in the nursery was gen. erously remembered. The members of Mrs Weisers Sunday school class trimmed the tree and made all ready for the day Mrs. Ramsey who has been back in the home since last June. was overwhelmed with gifts from tho board and from outside friends, while every one of the older girls in the Home had made with her own hands some little gift for her. every stitch love token for the mother of the Home. The little children, fresh and clean in their holiday attire, sang glad Christmas carols before the arrival of old St. Nick and the delivery of the many presents Every person in the Home was given an appropriate gift. while the toys and the candy and other good things to eat were most beautifully provided. Nearly s5o0 in money was re- ceived, but this does not amount by a good deal to many previous Christmas donations. It may not be known to the general public that the Home depends a great deal on the Thanksgiving and Christmas donations for their mainten- ance through the dull summer months so that any falling of of these special donations means great inconvenience for the board which must see that the ex- penses are met regardless of outside business conditions. Christmas, this year however, was a very happy day at the Home, and none was forgotten. A list of the donations is being kept and will be published in the Homes annual re- port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
kNlcHroN-NoRRis.

The marriage of MT. Marzene Knighton to Miss Nellie Norris of Bel lamy,' Ala, took place Sunday noon at the residence of W. H. Arlington on South Seventeenth street, Rev. Dr. Preston Blake officiating.
 The bride, formerly a Birmingham girl Is one of Bellamys social fayorites. Mir. Knighton is sales manager of Ali son Lumber company at Bellamy.
 Members of the bridal party were Miss Knighton of Meridian. Miss: Miss Taylor of Birmingham, Mir. F. c. Gull ley of Bellamy, and MT. William Blank Everett of Birmin gham. The party dined at the Hotel Florence after the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Knish ton left over the Alabama Great South ern railroad for Meridian. Miss. where they will spend the holidays with the groom's parents. returning to Bellamy about January 1. and will be at home with MT. and Mrs. Guliey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
CARDS FOR MISS cAUpIN.

One of the pleasant events for the young people was a card party given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. c. J. orrsop in honor of her sister, Miss Ruth Gaudin, a popular member of the col lege set The guests were first served coffee and sandwiches in the dining room by Miss Julia White and Miss Laurie Trusslow. In this room there was an attractive suggestion of red and green in the decorations and re- treatments, while in all details these same Christmas colors predominated. There were eight tables of players and three prizes were offered, the first. pair of pink silk hose, won by Miss Lillian Moore; the score prize, a pair of black silk hose, won by Miss Harwood, and the consolation. set of the new amber hair pins won by Miss Truss low. The players were surrounded by holly and mistletoe, while between the adjoirng rooms were portiers of red tissue paper and Christmas bells The consolation prize was drawn from sticks of candy suspended from Christmas tree in the library. salad and an ice course followed the card games. Mrs. Orrison's guest list in- cluded the young friends of the guest of honor and a few of her married friends as follows: Misses Mary L. Whetstone. Bessis Bigsby, Helen Slat- ter, Annie Rosa and Jennie Sbley, Mar garet Dewey. Lllion Moore. Lucille and Mabel Moore Nettie Beall. Julia White, Neita Ware. Jane and Evelyn Going. Emily Morris. Mary Lou Cobb. Lucy Lyman Powell. Virginia McDavid, Rosa Owen McDavid, Helen Lake Little, Rachel and Louise Thornberry, Edna Dexter, Margaret Anderson Clara Kronk, Margaret Patton, Louise Trus- low, Mabel Turner. Fannie Evans, Helen Eustis. Susie White, Dorothy Johnson Julia Carney, Ruth Truslow and Mesdames Lewis Weatherford, Kenneth Harwood. c. Ware, Henry Chisolm, Franz John nson. Bert Meadow. Henry Turner. s. E. Allison and o. D. Atkins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
EUcHRE PARTY.

Thirty-fve of Miss Sydney Hits young friends were her guests Tues day afternoon at euchre party given at her home in celebration of the Christmas holidays. They spent very happy afternoon in her home and played for two attractive prizes, both of them hand embroidered chafng dish aprons. Score was kept on hand painted Gibson heads, the work of the young hostess. A two-coufse luncheon was served and coffee afterward in the library. Christmas decorations pre- vailed and the Christmas spirit was in evidence in every detail of the after noon's hospitality. Miss Hit was d graduate last June from Miss Hannums 5 school and the majority of her guests were college girls. The prizes were won by Miss Imogine Poe and by Miss Iza Ryan.
 The following took part in the games:
 Misses Elizabeth Bowie, Sadie Me Corkle, Lucy Lyman Powell, Virginia Abbott. Helen Slater, Sue Hardie. Florence Coffin, Nettie McCrory, Annie Blinn, Mary Tardy, Bessie Oliver. Sarah Oliver, Jane Hannum, Louise Roberts, Imogine Poe, Bessie Bethea, Mabel and Gwendolyn Tn ompson, Hay wood Motion, Dorothy and Cary John son, Felicia Streit Annie May Wal thall Annie Wilkerson, May Fox, Mary Kinney, Kate bowman, Sarah Gears. Kate Perry. Edna Miles, Margaret Robinson, Susie Norman, Pearl Guscott Mary Lou Cobb Sallie Evens, Ruth Evens, Mary Bradsha aw, Helen McAdory. Virginia Putnam
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BUFFET LUNCHEON.

Miss Maebelle Cosby sntsrtains to- day at . buRst luncheon at her homo ln hsnes Ss the Dashelss 0lsaA . sAuA
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

Mrs. 8. F. Knecht of Oxford. Ohio.
 Is visiting MT. s. J. Knecht and fam | lx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

Mir. and Mrs. Edwin g. Moore will leave next week for Atlanta to make it their futcre home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16
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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16


whereas. au.a M. robinson aat
Sarah tg1.uao" hi. wife. by their
certain Gn.- .. rr.r ae-aI Oc-ob-r
Ord, 1903. n.a recorded H tEn r.
corder's Office rf ,rsrain count-.
rtate of Missouri rrrIst raro,.I
,ol, 9. .. ...... ... ,
~ y Cr--.,. r~r...- ., r.1,..'..;...,
described real estate. ..frqtnd in A.
drain COUNTY NH-saurf to-wit.
The Noua last fourth m of N,
South East Quarter 1-D of Section
thirty-ivn '.1l Range TON uW west
and the South East fourth Ji-D of the
North East iourta I-U of the North
-, ,S' Quarter r '.-'' OF section twenty
~, par. .,'' - ,' io@ 'sl.n hlty-ohe
,@i han+e Ten west containing IN
80 W., a. ~ 5''', . u. I,S7.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

Prof. A $. Faulkner and wife
and two children of Hugo, Okla,
were in Mexico Monday on their
way to Wellsville where they are
visiting friends this week. Prof.
Faulkner used to teach at Wells
vile and at Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

Rev, II. B. Rice of Laddonia
and Rev. G. w. Elliston OF
Martinsburg closed an interest
ing revival meeting at New Hope
Baptist church, west Of Thomp-
son, last Friday night. There
were three accessions to the mem
bership Of the church,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16
Miss Frazier Dead.

Miss Pearl Frazier died at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Frazier, in this city last Saturday
afternoon. Her disease was con
sumption The funeral was held
at the Presbyterian church Mon,
day morning Burial in the city
cemetery.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

National Bank VS.. j. W. wager;
L. Z. Dudley VS.. w. E. Berry.
Thursday, Sept. 3O.-State Of
Mo, (No. y VS.. Ford Poaguc;
same CNo. p VS.. Ford Poague;
same (No 3) VS.. Ford Poague;
same (No. A. VS.. Ford Poague;
| d. J. De Tienne VS.. Matte De
Tienne; Geo. NJ. Stonemetz, ct al
vs.. a. N. Head; j. Baum & Co.
vs, Chris Kentzel, appellant; II.
w. Lambert VS.. II. S. Beasley.
Friday, October &c. r.
Thompson VS.. VIM. Ball, APP
pollant; Lutte Diggs VS.. James
Scott; w. f. Cornett VS.. C. & A.
r. r. Co.; j. d. Orear, trustee VS..
Mexico Savings Bank; Sallie c,
Rothwell VS.. Bankers Like ASST
of Des Moines; State, ex rel Y. f.
Roden, collector VS.. j. NJ. Tart, ct
al; in the matter of Sarah j.
Sparks, estate, c. F.. Clark, trus-
tee; NJ. l.. Jones, ct al VS.. c.. & A.
r. r.; Angelina Schmidt VS.. Dora
Saunders, ct al.
Saturday, Oct. 2-Mex. Music
Co., ct al VS.. J. 7. Baker. ct al;
Ida NJ. Hunter VS.. b. r. Middle
ton; Robt. Lockridge VS.. Sam NJ.
Price; Andrew Holmes VS.. j. p.
llammctt; j. p. IIammiett VS.. An
drew Holmes; Guy McCune, ct q,
VS.. James RICHTER; Mary Cox vs..
/ c. & A. r. r.; Phincas Cox VS..
| c. & a. r. r.
Monday, Oct. 4.-Sarah E. Lit
tie VS.. d. c. Owen, ct al; Robt.
Anderson VS.. c. & A. r. r.; G. b.
Remscy VS.. Wabash r. r. Co., ct
/ al; Maggie White VS.. James
White; w. L. Newkirk VS.. I'M
known heirs Willingham; r. II.
Diven VS.. Fred Hathaway.
Tuesday, Oct. 5.-Mason Crea-
Sey VS., Carrie b. Creasey; City
Of Mexico VS.. G.. c. Lindsey; L.
p. Crigler VS.. j. w. Miller. ct al;
AL Cooking Uten. Co., ct al VS..
City of Mexico, ct al; w. b. FL
lis, ct al VS., j. w. Harrison, ct al;
II. j. Hofsess VS.. u. Y. Dillon. ct
al.
Wednesday, Oct. GA. A.
Speer, ct al VS.. G. S. Ewing; j.
NJ. Hammett Bank Co. VS.. j. j..
Andrews; Mary A. Hodges VS..
Sarah r. Williams, ct al; S. V.
Reynolds VS.. unknown heirs Of
Marshall & Co.; Mary C. Layne
VS., c. & A. r. Co.. Gillie Carter
VS.. Wabash r.. r.
Thursday, Oct. 7.-R. w. Bed
bury VS.. s. S. Howard; Mary G..
Jones VS.. S. p. Jones; John Evert
VS.. August Eyert; Mo. Poul. e. G.
Co, VS.. j. A. Norman; Robt. II. S.
Stuart VS.. Peter b. Matthews; j.
| w. Baldridge VS.. II. w. Cheshire
Friday, Oct. S.-Ohio Gal. &
Mfg. Co. VS.. G. A. Morris; J. II.
& ID. A. Adcock VS.. C. b. & Q.
r. r.; A. c. Whitson VS.. C. II.
Early, ct al leila Dudley VS..
Wabash r. r.; w. r. Dudley
(No. y VS.. Wabash R. R.; w. r.
Dudley ono. p VS.. Wabash r.
r.; Lue Diggs VS.. Wabash r. r.
Saturday, Oct. 9.-Hamilton-
Brown Shoe Co. VS.. S. F. e. Edna
Darr; r. r. Buckner VS.. C. g. A.
r. r.. Bonham E. Freeman, by
guardian VS.. st. l. & Han. r. Il.
Co.; j. T. Baker VS.. G. E. White;
| III. w. Stuart VS.. Ford POapue.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16
Trustne's Sale.

Whereas Hattie P. Biggers and c..
w. Biggers, her husband, by their
certain deed of trust dated March A.,
1908, duly acknowledged and record
ed In the deeds of trust records with
in and for the County of Audrain and
State of Missouri in Book 80, at page
272, conveyed to the undersigned
trustee the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in
the county and state aforesaid, to-
wit:
Lot four "a, in Block Five (5), in
Lakepan & Barnes Highland Addition
to Mexico, Missouri, as per recorded
plat thereof.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of a GER
tain promissory note together with
the interest thereon and in said deed
of trust fully described. And whereas
default has been made in the payment
of the interest on said note, now
therefore /, Gather Berry, the trustee
named in said deed of trust. at the
request of the legal holder of said
note, will, on Friday, the Sth day of
October, 1909, proceed to sell the real
estate above described, at public ven
due, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, in the City of Mex
leo, Audrain County Missouri, for
cash. to pay said debt and the costs
and expenses OF executing this trust.
GATHER BERRY, Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

W, G, Kensella, we'll known in
this county, now a prosperous real
estate man in San Antonio, Texas,
was here on business this week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

ward Neal, same VS.. (Nos. 5, 8
and y VIM. Cooper, same VS..
mos. 4 and 81 Royal Lyons, same
VS.. (Nos. 4 and 81 Henry Brock
man, same VS.. (Na2. 3 to 81 Jack
son Bennett, same VS.. (Nos. 2 to
|G) James IIendrix. same VS.. (Nos.
| to 81 George Nickens. same vs.
James Allen, same VS.. IL. r. Dry
and Ross Bryan, =. II. Cullen VS..
American Insurance Co. OF
/ Boston, p. ii. Cullen VS.. German
American las. CO..; =. II. Cullen
VS.. Firemen S ms. Co., u. II. Cul-
len VS.. Penn. Fire Ins. Co. of
Penn. s. Y. Harrison VS.. c. b. &
/ Z. r. II. Co. ct al. Ben Calmp VS..
Sam J. Bovine, VIM. Crump ct al
vs.. SAINT J. Bovine. Jr.
T Tuesday, Sept. Civ. \. Ed
monston W. J. w. Jump, \. j.
Hogan VS.. w. NJ. Dugan.et al,
/ Capt. n. Dix vs.. Chas. Chapman.
Mary T.. Holt vs.. \. j. Hill. Saml
Gray, ct al vs.. Wabash Il. Co..
Saml. \. Wclson VS.. Annie T..
McIIworth, Eenj. Pledge. ct al vs..
/ $. \. Wilson, ct al, City Of Mex
leo VS.. Ben Crawford, Frank Jcu.
nings VS.. Bill J. Appleman, Hattie
p. Biggers vs.. C. w. BiggcYs, Lola
Bctha O'Bricn VS.. John O'Brien
Mary T. Toalson VS.. Warren w.
Toalson..
. Sept. 22.-L. C. Green VS.. c.
& \. R. r. Co.. w. II. Tapley W.
/ c. & \. r r. Co., Mary Belle
Harrison VS.. W. \. Sharp, ct nj.
Mary Belle Harrison. ct al VS.. w
a. Sharp, ct al, in matter of Au-
drain Co.. final settlement with S.
J. Bovine. Jr. S. j. Bovine APP
pellant, Myrtle Chandler VS.. c..
/ & \. r. Il. c.. Harrison Harvey
VS.. G. & A. Il. II. Co., j. Y. Mitch
ell, adm r., /. j. Irwin estate vs.
Wabash r. R. Co.; Ellen Me
Allister, ct al VS.. StOuton Riley. CO
al. Addie Meas VS.. c. p. & q. Il.
Co. (Relief. Dept State Of Mis-
souri, VS.. Ina Lemon, same vs.
Israel Ives, same VS.. Luke Elmer.
son, same VS.. Al. II. Biggers. same
VS.. l.. b. VOplund.
Thursday, Sept, 23.-J. n.
Reach VS.. Wabash r. Il. Co.. SO.
hina Ilesser VS.. School Dist. of
Vandalia, ct al; j. Lee Stuart vs..
e. G.. Gray & Bros, VIM. Muse VS..
John w. Martin, ct al, Emah
Brooks, ct al VS.. Chas. Brooks.
ct al, r, b. Duncan, ct al VS.. w. C.
BroyleS, Henry Harvey VS.. Thos.
Patton, State of Missouri VS.. G.
b. TrOyman, G. B. Troyman vs..
/ II. E. Mudd.
Friday, Sept. Pc. S. Ewing
VS. c. & A. r. r. Co.. X. p. Stur-
geon ct al VS.. Weber Implement
Co, Clarty E. Newman VS.. City
of Hannibal, Fred Roberts VS.. c.
& a. r. Co., appellant; Duncan &
Myers VS.. G. F. Smith, appellant
f. c. Gray & Bros, VS.. Hy.
SchWabacher, ct al; Anna Adams
VS. n. Y, Like ms. Co., ct al An
ma Adams VS.. Nh. Ben. Life ms.
Co., ct al; Ray Bass VS.. Mex. Brick
and Fire Clay Co.
Saturday, Sept. 25.-M. p.
Harrison VS.. Geo. Strattner; State
of Mo. VS.. Joe Mongler; c. f.
billiard VS., w. II, Miller; J. O. Ed
monston VS.. Q. +, Ketchum, ct al ;
w. A. Edmonston VS.. John Hen
derson, ct al; John Hardesty VS..
W. G, Sims; r. d. Worrell VS.. G..
F. Clark; w II. Barney, assignee
VS.. Andrew Quinn.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

John Beard, three miles south
east Of Mexico, has been sick with
typhoid fever for several weeks.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

George summers of this city
spent first Of the week with rela-
tives at Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

Miss Pearl Morris if this city is
visiting Miss Zelie Gooch in Mid
die town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16

Our Cant and Skinner letters
arrived too late for publication
in the Message last week. They
were good letters and we are sor-
ry.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-09-16
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Court Will Convene Sept. 20
Continue IS Days, 165 Gases.

Circuit Court convencs next
Monday and yen will find the
complete docket below. The fol
lowing will compose the petit
jury for the term.
Sailing townslfip-Newton Ess,
Chas. Anderson.
Wilson township Harry
Brown, C. f. Sansberry, G. W.
Wilson, C. Y. Osborne.
Prairie townships. p Du-
bray, j. w, Freeman.
Cuivre township-A. j Middle
ton, Thos. HAMLET, A. B. elias
cock, live Motley, L. NJ. Lake,
Alex. Sox.
Salt River township-H Threl-
keld, r. w. Vim, f. T. Harris,
w, NJ. Pearce, c. B. KEENAN,, NJ.
N. Powell,
Linn township-Louis Knoebel,
f. M, Shoup.
Loutre township-Frank Asch-
mann, G. X. Crane.