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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
WHO IS DOCTOR HoLKE. r
Mexico, Mo.


WHO Is DOCTOR HoLKE, THE
GERMAN SPECIALIST?
sir. George Lest, a veteran q the
Civil War. and an old resident Of
yandalia. Is anxious to testify for
Dr. Heinrich Holke. He says: Il
came to the Doctor on the 18th day
Of June a total wreck with chronic
rheumatism ! had to support my
self on sticks; couldn't wear shoes
After one weeks treatment threw
away my stacks. ! have since pitched
hay for whole days. paid the Doc
tor $50 but / would not be back in
my old condition for $500. l advise
anyone afflicted with any kind OF
ehronic disease 10 go to DR.. Holke
for treatment. believe that he is
honest and upright. This testimony
Is Of my free will and without pay.
George Lest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Alex Garter. one q Che inost popular
sfaHelifg salnanen oh tbe road, vas
IN iHSseD q EhosS while Monday.
AleS ia a former Au0fain county boy,
and his sfleisds are giad 20 know that
he Il snesslng with splendid SUCCESS.
aila home is NOW at chillecoshe. BIO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

(Staff Correspondent
CentIalia, Mo-, Aug. so.
The Fair opened to-day with the
largest crowd in attendance that was
ever Present on the opening day in
recent Years. The estimated attend.
ance was placed at 1000 people.
Several Audrain county citizens
took premiums on their stock here to
Cay.
The swards were:
al mengiiis.
Bert draft brood mare. with 1910
colt
LIST. Porter Bruce, Audrain county;
2nd, Ritter Bros, Monroe county; Ord
W. r. Wisdom, Thompson.
Best saddle mare four years old
and over
LIST, B R. Middleton, Mexico; End,
N. ii. Turner. Boone county.
Best saddle stallion
lst, w. J. Coles, Ashland, H.; End
B. R. cauthorn, Mexico, with Rex E.,
and B. r. Middleton, rider.
Best mare with mule colt, ten en-.
tries
lst. Hamilton & Morrell, Mexico;
End. A. Collins, Mexico; 3rd. w. r.
Wisdom, Thompson.
Best pair of mules hitched to farm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
AuDRAlN GIRL ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT IN KAAIcAn CIT

Mrs. Edith Ward. OF Kansas City,
who was a Miss Tanner, of Farber
1his county, was accidentally shot
and killed in Kansas City, Tuesday
evening about $50 O'Clock by c. S.
L. Brown, who attempted to shoot
another woman and struck Mrs,
Ward, bystander.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
FOR EXCHANGE


az slne Hardware Stock, Of about 81
VVV'Vo' In good town; wants farm ar
CITY residence property.
STOCK Hardware and Furniture. Of
about si5,OOOOO; wants good farm
+, STOCK oa' General Merchandise. about
- 10000; wants city residence prom.
oitoom dwelling, good barn and
""lI Dioek ground; wants small farm.
Have extra nice lQO-acre pralrIs
farm for cash. :
several larger farms at bargain
prices. eain
'"l Real Estate Department.
North Missouri Trust %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mrs. Joel Gard and Mrs. Alice Ee-
ton are home from New Canton. Ill,
where they attended the funeral and
burial Of tnedF mother, Mrs, GlsaH
sigler, who died la that city last
Wednesday at the age Of S5 years,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
BRIDGE WORKMAN INJURED
NEAR THIS CITY.

e. X. Hickerson, Of Montgomery
City, member Of the Wabash bridge
gang, working on 'he Salt River tres
tie, was injured slightly Monday. One
OF his arms became caught between a
rail and tie and slightly crushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Probate Judge W. w. Bolts is
home from a short visit to Excelsior
Springs, No., much improved IN
health. sirs. Bolts and daughter, Miss
Marie Rose. win not be home for a
few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

A. S. johnson, who lives al
Rocky Ford. Colo, remembered Mes.
DANES Joe Moore and W. G. Burks.
this week, with crate Of the fam
ous cantelope u that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
srEn wHrAr Eoa sLl g

Choice RED May" and Democrat
varieties. Only one car o. each
Come qulck.
Wln. Pollock Mill. & EIey. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

4SNT--Pleee od a gcsd medal
e Fair cEoands Thursday, aug Is,
ihe dafe sngravsd june 2S-09. Finder
ssNse ak this ottaoe ard receive re-
ward w1t-alk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Levi Winn, Of Cant neighborhood,
whose popularity Is general through
out his section, was in Mexico Mon.
day. Mr.. Winn always bring mes,
sage about the crops in his section,
and, as a student of Agriculture. his
point Of view and discoveries are al
ways worthy Of consideration.
Mr.. Winh says his oats averaged
about n bu. and he had about 30
acres in. One OF the best yields In
his section, he says, was that of VII.
liam Showers, who had Is acres whic
averaged 30 bu.
Jas. Beasley, so Mr.. winn says.
had 20 acres Of wheat this year av.
eraging s bu. He fertilized IL with
bone meal William McKenzie's wheat
averaged about 4 bu. over his 80
acre crop. Mr. Winn says Mr.. Nc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
HAYs-suLLIvAN WEDDING
TUESDAY, Mn1h,,.,c

robert Hays and Miss Kate sullI.
'"'' Do'h OF this county. and mem.
Dsrs Of prominent families were mar.
lea tuesday morning at 5 O'Clock
~ ar s'' Brendan's church by the Rev.
Father ]. J. Dillon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

4. W. MaYne purchased a lot In
sAe soEsh Jefferson strset aa6Eion
saa week from biias Eeal Corder for
se AsaE Corder bought & last
Spring tor $50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
AupRAIN couNrY coR.


dhe nsa#n ia iht pHbllc-seggife cor.
pofaiien aaseasmEnts thia yoas n
faR State IS ssf2i.7e5. The asaess-
mtgii a Andnain county "a a.
ai7 sss7Q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Eswl M0Trn, the young son Of San
ssexrS. Eaa pperatad on Sunday in
81 Losaa sox 1zaal tTuuble. sfr. Nor
rs aoo9usauiad hizn 10 sslig oay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

The finest iue 0f Surveys to Sc
bet from. ANY style, any grade. and
70 suit any pocket-book-
d2-Wlt Ferris & Cauthern.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

ROUND OAK lioaters and Ranges
iho stoves od GOOD CHARACTER.
4 costs but littie. II any. more 70
set tae genuinely GOOD Madison.
agnAor RoaDa Oaks at Robertsoiie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Centnalia, Aug. 81.
The crowd at the Fair to-day is es
tinated at 1000. All Of the rings
were well flied and the results are
as follows:
Most stylish rig driven by owner
LIST. B. r. Middleton, Mexico.
Best harness horse, mare or geld.
ing, over two years and under three
1st. B. r. Cauthorn, Mexico.
Best mare three years and over
ten entries
LIST, Hamilton & Morrell, Mexico.
Best pair Of mules any age, 1s en-
tries fl.
LIST W. L. Green, Centralia; End,
Carson Ratikin. Galloway county;
3rd, Price Bros, Mexico.
This Is considered the best ring
ever shown at any fair. $4,000 was
offered for the mules shown in this
ring.
Best harness horse. mare or geld.
ing
LIST. W. J. Coles, Of Illinois; 2nd, ).
T. Harrison, Columbia; ard, r.. H.
Cauthorn; 4th, G. II. Dicus, 4th.
Joe Considine was busy as ring
marshal and kept things moving with
ou' a hitch. X. A. Fountain, as
field marshal, was in the saddle
throughout the day and kept the en-.
tries on time in all events.
President Brown and Secretary
Pool were two of the busiest men on
the grounds and, with their assist
ants, did much toward making the fai
a success and the program move
off smoothly.
All Of the rings had many entries,
especially the best model horse or
mare, which had 12 entries; best pair
Of mules hitched to a wagon had o
teams entered and in the ring for
" 9 best mare mule With colt there
were 10 entries and Audrain county
won all three places; Hamilton &
Morrell, 1st; A. Collins, End; W. R.
Wisdom, 3rd.
I. j. Rowe has eight head Of his
fine shorthons at the Fair dn charge
of 7. ]. Rowe, Jr. Dr. LeGear, with
his Largest Horse in the World" is
one Of the feature attractions.
Boone Hassler and Poole Harrison,
two Mexico boys, have lemonade
stand here. Patronize home anstitu-
Tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

s. ~ Locke and z. D. Morris sold
she Or. Lee property On z. Promen-
ade street 20 Chas. johnson for $1,000
thiB week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

AAss Elvadene DeTmody, who has
been Wishing her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Moore, a st. Louis, 6 home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Harr Eau Brown VII attend The
School & uunallsm at the state
University Lis winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Miss Easie Niece, the daughter
Of Judge McGee, Of Paris, Mo, has
returned home after pleasant visit
with Dir. and Mrs. ". A. Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

e. B. Snyder, a former Mexico boy
now residing IN St. Louis. was In
E1lis city on shoTz visit Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Misses Grace and Mary Mcintyre
ana mother. Mrs. ~. D Mcintyre.
have returned to 81. Louz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

lrgin Franklin of ST Louis, spent
Saturday aud Sunday WITH his par
euts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mrs Annie Squlres and granddauFh
ior, Miss ArleeR squares. are home
nfter pleasant yisit ia Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mias Eliza GIBBS has returned home
after pleasant ylslE with friends
IN Kansas Cay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. A. yeeTlalmp, Of st.
Louis, are guests of Mrs. II. L.
steppleman and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

J. j. Orear atte1ded a meeting Of
the new Democratic State Coum5 ee
IN 81. I.ouls thia week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

ne Rss. Hook Is horae from
TiEltan. zio.. uhsne be praacAed
Euuday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

STllAYED-TwO black ahuats.
Bckhing about 25 lbs. each Please
notlfy / T. McCue. dwH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ThreIkeld are
home froan Johnson, Eeb.. where
they spent the summer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Art. ~ Y. McIntoah has rekurned
frcl q vzat q 1szas end Wschsa.
Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

A marriage license vas issued Tues
day to Ruby p. Pratt and Miss Ruth
Straubu. bSsth al VandaIia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Nate PhilllD t0ok a party q friends
for a trip 70 Vsndalia iu his nsoaoT
car Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

zir. l.. y. Bishop Is attending she
Neshodkf coafc1unoe AZ Pia.ts5urg
fit& vaak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

J. w. Beagles, of near Laddonia,
who farms and studies his crops SO
as to get the best results, says his
timothy, Of which he had 20 acres,
threshed only two and half bu. TO
the acre. 1t usually yielded about
four bu. Mr.. Beagles fertilized his
timothy with bone dust this time be-
cause phosphorous dissolyes too
fast. He says timothy leaves the land
In fine condition, though not as good
as clover for fertilization. AS feed
for mules, MIR. Beagles says timothy
Is hard to beat.
The early corn In Audrain county
promises much better than that which
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mrs. C. s. Glsaon .of Hantiag-
ton, Ina. is the guest Of Kiss Ylr-
gina Gibson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mrs Laura H0ushhnd and Has
Lucy Jesse are h1Ena from NiAgarz
Fails.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

CraddOek's Book Store VII buy
GOOD. CLEAN Second hand schoo.
Books eaa&w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

jay GIL of St. Louis, spent Sun.
day in this city the guest OF his par
efEts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Mias Vallie I3ush IS the guess q
her sister. Mrs. John Ricketts,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

James Armstrong IS in Kansas city
on a Ylaaf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

Buclzeye Grain Dgills-58 years the
Se2dez-ses Eohertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
SALE!
Tuesday, Sept. 13

Having leased my farm. mile
north Of Rowena and 12 miles south
west Of Paris, desire to sell the fol
lowing described property to the
highest bidder:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

nuelnsx = sguas fer Dr.. LeGsz-s
ftock Rausdiot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

O. =. stna ana wtfe nasc returned
hoas q gtszessliit. Tex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
a9assaaa gsaaNaGaela e1gEsgaag9g

Kenzie planted it about inches in
the ground which he believes was
the cause of the light yield.
L. NJ. Sitz, a neighbor of Mr..
Winn's, did not have as good sue
cess with his drilled oats this season
as last. Mr., Sitz had 40 acres of
wheat that yielded 800 bu.
Mr. Winn says he is thinking Sc
riously (0 of suing Gene Jones. For
some time Mr.. Winn has been known
as the champion cake auctioneer of
Southeast Audrain, but at Groves
Chapel, Friday night, Mr.. Jones beat
him to the job.
Mr.. Winn says there is little fruit
in his section and what little there
is, he has some Of it on his place.
The apple trees that promise to bear
about a bushel each are the Wheat.
ley, old-time Jonathan and the Rhode
Island Green.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
.15OHead Live Stock
~ Head Horse and Mules

/ span of five-year-old mare mules,
extra good; ! span OF fiYe-year-old
mare mules; extra good two-year
Old mare mule; mule colts; 1 four
year-old draft mare: l three-year. old
draft mare; two-year-old mare; /
mare colt, brood mares, l five.
year-old sorrel horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
PERCY w. TRELoAR
LEAVES FOR CHICAGO.


Percy w. Treloar, who has been
connected with the Mexico Post Of
flee for a number Of years, departed
Wednesday for Chicago where be
will reside in the future. The best
wishes Of his friends follow Mr. Tire
loar 10 his new home and they join
the Ledger in wishing him the great
est success.
Frank G. Flumni, who has been
transferred from the Chicago pOstof'
flee TO take the place OF Percy Ire
loar, who was transferred to the Chr
cago office, arrived IN Mexico Tues
day afternoon. He enters upon his
duties here Thursday. The Ledger
joins the citizens in welcoming Mt
Flumnl TO Mexico.
William Kemper, Jr., accompanied
by his father and sister, Mrs. VIM
Porawskl, left Sunday for Ash'INe'
n G.. where William Kemper, Jri
VIII remain until bis health improves
Ills many friends trust he will I'M
prove in health rapidly
MARRIED MAN WANTED - A
Young married man to work in DAIRY
Good wages. and nice furnished
home. J. w. Lee g. Sons, Mexico
Mo. d2-w1t
Ledger Want Ads. pay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01

FOR RENT-From Sept. ! to
March /, 1911, fiTe-room dwelling
stable and pasture, a quarter Of mile
south Of Hardin College. or will sell
house with only part of 25 acres.
w. S. Hathaway. dot WIT
sgDGER ADVERTISEMENT ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
FAR INC IMPLEMENTS

Consisting Of disc haraw. / disc
cultigator, ! threeRection harrow. 2
hay rakes, hay derrick, Mecor-
mick mower, corn planter. / walk
ing cultiYator, some harness and 9TH
er things too numerous to mention.
200 Bushels Of old corn, 1000 bush
els of new Corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
The Weekly Ledger

sra. i. Mslngira : hoas lroa 81.
isot-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-01
IS HEAD OF CATTLE IS

20 reg. Herefords as follows: /
Aged bull; 5 bull calves, yearllng
heifers; 10 head Of cows, some good
mich cows; steer calves. helfer
calves and 1 yearling steer
HOGS AND sHEEP--Go head Of
stock hogs. 4 brood sows with pigs
at side. or viii farrow socn 30 head
Of good ewes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
JUDGE MARSHALL HOLDS
SESSION OF DISTRICT COURT

OGDEN. March l5-The first session
of rsa United States federal court 60
De- beIT BOD the new federal building was
commenced Monday afternoon at
O'clock with the following federal If
f..r. n attendance. United states
frl-e John A. Marshall United states
D.f ATTY ~ h. Booth. United states
Nl.hlI James o. Anderson. clerk
J. r.. Le,eler BaIn Golding and Court
praortrr Christv The case of Julia @
Blair charged with contempt for fail-
re t0 ODE schedules in bankruptcy pro-
cealnes at the proper time was called.
INIT n the absence of Mrs Blair. her
attorney. Gcrrlce H8lVorson. asked the
indulgence of the court for "a few min
utas until She could be summoned. The
request was granted and several other
matters were taken up. After "a wait
81 rs minutes the court again called the
case NJ Mrs Blair and upon being in
formed that She was still absent, "a
warrant f0r her arrest was issued ana
United sutcs Marshall Anderson arose
Co leave the courtroom At that mo-
ment Mrs Blair pale and excited en-
tered tha courtroom thus avoiding ar
rest and her Cas. was NO once taken up
Nr Blair until recently conducted
millinery establishment in ogden. An
order from The court was issued some
time ago directing her 90 file certain
schedules with the court at stated
tme This she failed 90 DO. and the
court held her to De in contempt and
imposed a fine of $780,
other matters OF routine nature were
passed upon hy Judge Marshall before
bis return 90 salt Lake ion the after
noon
Judge Marshall was highly plea sed
with th0 new courtroom ana the offices
i1r the attaches 0f the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
COURT BUSINESS.

PROVO. March l5.-Judge A. n.
Christensen of the Seventh district, is
presiding Boo the Fourth district court.
Go hear cases iu which Judge Booth is
disqualified. The cases set Tor ycster-
day were continued
The following additional jurors were
sworn in B. A Jolly. George steven
son. Lafayette Parker Jacob Robin
son and john Firth
Jessie Wall Sabcy has been granted
divorce by default from Joseph W.
Sabey ON the grounds OF desertion and
failure to provide. The parties were
hurried August 90 1907 Defendant is
now in Idaho.
Suit has been started by John =
Greer against Ernest r. Woouey to
collect $1,000 alleged 90 have been
loaned 20 the Montana Mining COM
pany by plaintiff at the request OF
defendant Jan. 81. 1910 on the promise
By defendant Co repay plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
BRIGHAM CITY.
DISTRICT SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

t0pttlM iuIFeNr uuuHugo.
BRIGHAM CITY. March IA dis
trict convention of an the Sunday school
workers OF the Bear River Malad and
BnNelder stakes was held In the High
School building in Brigham city sun
day March l3. preceded by a social
ana dance Saturday night Fifteen
members pf the general Sunday school
board including Asst Supt. David Nc
Kay were in attendance, also u sun
day syhol officers from the Weber
county stakes. The three stake presl-
dents of the district and over COO
teachers responded to roll call at IN,
morning session. The published pro-
gram was carried out i'm FUN aud was
a marked success The convention
closed with "a public meeting at the
Tabernacle Sunday evening. when
members Of the general board ad-
dressed the congregation. Solos were
rendered by n. S. Ensign, Geo. ID. Py-
per and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
GITY COUNCIL ISSUES
PEREMPTORY ORDERS


-,rN March IA resolution IN
o'i-' 1 ny councilman Peery was
t''ol '.,opsly adopted by the city eoun-
ul' ,.., night instructng the Guy re-
'l Z. r., notify the telephone ana teie-
oo'',' ,.-,,sries and the ogden RAPID
s.-r'' company to remove all poles
~. center of the streets IN the
l' 5,strict OF ogden within 90 DAYS.
palel I-..,,rs companies ana stIttl
Ine l,,,rarv were given the Same
rhlNn, rs several weeks ago, but
lnslIu -. ,rss taken Of 10. TINS time
DO 49, b. neremut0ry. and unless liie
a. - obav the order legal pro
e'l me- Uiu b. started BY the Guy
attorney, 10 is slil. go ~,,eiysd from
q -.,,r surrsstiug that the CITY pc
one iS' 10, srrioklInE districts and
uI'i- .isqrine districts. with the rec
s...,lati,n that bids for sprinkihs
,.'.....I,e5 was referred 10 the street
"a vatar supply committee.
tba recummeudatiun or th-
'f,rte committee the plans Tor
Ng.--stipg Tho new city reservoir We're
49, srf the city engineer was m
tl.---ii.,..i to uroeecd with the work An
ssls..'.,gsl number of street MIGRANTS
li s+rgiiss for the waterworks de-
ol..-..-sri were approved on the recon-
.rIst.or of the same committee
n bradley applied for the posi-
- F,r TAX collector The appli-
'st.,7 was referred 90 the mayor.
rs. ordinance creating sewer district
a. bod or ChUds avenue. south 10
--.s,t,. ninth street. and providing for
sIati3I tax on abutting property,
.,..s4 i,s second reading tonight ard
81. -efa-red t0 the laws committee
and he city attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
LEHI.
STRENUOUS FIGHT
AGAINST LIQUOR INTERESTS
Especial Correspondence

Lchi Utah Co., March 1.-THE lum-
Der building put up outside Of the city
limits by an eN-saloonman has large
tent thrown over IL, and inside OF Il is a
pool table also cigars and tobacco are
sold The trade so far seems 10 be
very light. The city fathers and the
citizens in general consider Il poor
blur on the part Of the saloon inter
csts 90 work this way 10 get pool d.
ccnscs in the city as, unless there is
great change OF sentiment. none
win be granted Whether any liquor
will be sold remains 10 be proven. city
Marshal East states that should any
one come into town under the influence
of liquor into Jail they viii 60 The
closing OF the saloons the first of the
year has worked wonders for the bet
tcrmcnt OF the town, oven In the short
space OF two months, and old condi-
lions win not be tolerated. while the
city has no jurisdiction over the pool
hall tent just outside of the city. nuis-
ances can be got rid OF by petition Tho
good fight is ON and this latest move
ON the part OF the liquor interests has
not helped them by any means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-15
WELLSVILLE.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
THOMAS MURRAY

WELLSNILLE Utah. March TO-
The funeral OF Mrs Agnes Murray.
wife of Thomas Murray who died
March % 1910. was held iu the taber-
u1cio March o. presided over bv Rish-
OPP Gunneu Appropriate selections
were given hy the choir Tho follow
Ing speakers bore record OF the beautl-
ful life of the deceased. who had been
extremely kind tn the poor and needy
and was devoted wife and loving
mother. T.. r.. Merrill John Archibald.
William Murray Thomas A. Kerr ID.
*. Hendry Bishop David MURRAY w
II Vaughan and Bishop Guuncll Dur
ing the services John BreuDhlev and
Mamie Guuneu sang Unanswered
YETI very fee'ing'y Mrs Murray was
a. years DID, was the mother OF sIv
children five girls and one boy She is
survived bv a sorr0wing husband r1
four girls. luterwcut was made boz The
UIft cemetery.