Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-10
RowENA.

DR.. Kirkland and wife and Mrs.
WEIGH spent Tuesday with A. j..
Tribble and family.
Several from here attended the
speaking at Antioch Tuesday might
Quite a crowd Of men and women
met at Maple Grove church Wednes-
day. The women cleaned the church
while the men worked the roads
around the yard. All hands help
ed to eat the fine dinner prepared by
the ladies' and each one seemed to
think 1t was good to be there.
We had another snow storm Wed
nesday.
Cecil Mallory went to Centralia af-
ter a load of building material Wed.
nesday.
Joe Williams lis feeding is head Of
hogs.
Phil Roberts and Charley Sansbury
went to Centralia after a couple Of
loads Of coal for Mr.. Roberts.
c. Il. Keithley sent his team to
Centralia after a load Of goods We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
Byron Reed delivered a load OF
oats to S. NJ. Wager Thursday.
Phil Roberts went to Centralia af-
ter another load Of coal Thursday.
Hugh and Kirk Peck went to Cen,
tnalia ~ ursday and brought out their
winters supply Of flour, sugar and
salt
jim yanlandingham is feeding 20
head of hogs.
Arthur Wager went to Centralia af-
ter a load of coal Friday.
Mrs. John Hoffman went to Han
nlbal on a visit Friday.
Bud Mallory was here Friday help
ing his son, Cecil, single his house.
Bill Wilson and sons, Lewis and
Jess, have bought 80 head Of calves,
Is steers and Is helfers. They are
still in the market for a few more
and are now feeding so head OF
hogs.
Mrs. Rupert, of Hams Prairie, Cal
laway county, has been visiting i'm
this vicinity for the past week.
Mr.. Beamer's team got scared at
AN engine Saturday and ran through
Ia woven wire fence with his wagon,
but neither horses or wagon we're mt
hurt.
Albert Snow is feeding IL heifers
and go head of hogs.
Chris Madison and Pete Jackson
started to Rowena in a farm wagon
Saturday afternoon when they got
about half way across IT, bridge over
Long Branch near B. F. Terrell the
bridge gave away and all fell in ex-
cept one Of the approaches. AS
luck would have IL, none we're very
badly hurt
There was quite a crowd at the box
supper at Fuller school house Satur-
day night.
As John Fechter's folks were com
ing home from box supper at Full
Ter their surrey struck a ditch In
the road and broke the axle and both
single trees. They were thrown out
but none were seriously hurt.
Ben Turner and family went to Cen
tTalia Sunday to see his father who
Is suffering with the creeping paral
ysis.
Rev. J. @. BEN give us a couple Of
dry leetres Sunday andSunday night
w. s. Dinwiddie, Miss Lula Dlmwid.
die and Kirk Smith came down from
Sturgeon in an auto Sunday. They
spent the afternoon with G. e.
Keithley and family. Mrs. Keithley
went home with them and viii prob.
ably make a week or two visit before
returning.
S. M. wager spent Sunday a~fternoo
at the home of his father, James A.
wager, near Long Branch.
Charley Tanzy and family, south
of Paris, spent Sunday afternoon at
Arthur wager.
Mrs. Foreman and Miss Mary we're
here Sunday to see their daughter
and sister, Miss Leona, who has the
typhoid fever. She is much better.
Jim Sagasse and Tom Tribble are
ON the sick hist this week.
Ezra Ward is grading the roads
here this week.
Oscar Hanley has purchased a lot
Of old corn from Harry Householder
at 40c a bu.
Dick Porter, Fred Davis, DIR. DO.
dine and DIR. Cooper, of Paris, were
In this neighborhood hunting quail on
Monday. They had hard luck as they
broke up two rigs before they got out
here.