Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-07

rhe Ledsg Is IN reoeps Of a tele-
gram from C. A DsFault q Ghe
Farbar Fouam y which be states he
B authorised to announce the with
dawal q c. v. Isanr as eandl-
date for oornsy collector.
/. be Hardin College Aiqmnae AS
~soekstion hold 3 pknie on The Col
.lese campus THURSDAY evening. ard
.each member brought bet family or
a friend vim her The occasion was
such a success x vas decided TO
hoA Rpocher pcnic In The fail New
oe<Acexs were eleeted for the year be
@=e sAey ad5oazned a short business
session
The new officers are:
Presdsent-Mrs. J. W. MiHbou.
Xxx P-eslaen-Niiss Abbie Level
.En-
Recording seere,ag-MAs Frances
H. Guthrse.
Corresponding Secretary = M@
Edkh Ehertage.
Treasureg-Mss EdHh Gary.
Uhs sJlegatioz that be stoke chick-
ems IN the neighborhood and sold
them in his pOakry store Is the
ground given IN the ISLANDER suk OF
5000 brought by +. W. Keith. Of
Sturgeon. Mo-. against syble Cross
white. and filed with the Boone
county oircak clerk wednesday for
trial at the October term Of circuit
coUE
Both parties i've In Sturgeon in
the same nsighborhood, and the pc
t5ion states that on two occasions
the defendant said N the hearing Of
her neighbors rbat II was no use 10
try TO raise chickens in that part Of
town because Keith would catch
them and take them to his poultry
house and sen them.
A longdistance telephone message
from jefferson Cry TO the Ledger
from Mr.. Monnig, of the vaughn
Monuig Shoe Company, Of that city.
says there Is no foundation for the re
part that they win their shoe
factory to this city or have they
made anyone in Mexico any propose
ton.
Mr.. Monnig stated he had g CONVEX
sation with some gentleman from
this cny regarding his factory and
that he stated X was 70 be moved,
but at preseF the company was unds
cided where. He further stated The
company was no ready 70 make a
proposition and when he did, n woalt
be formal.
"we discussed che matter general
~" said Mr.. Monnig, "But nothing
Ike a proposition was
made" Mr.. Cs. Rohbins, q
former enploye Of the Friedman-she
by factory. Of this CITY. was sent tS
interview Mr.. Monig by the optimis
tic Club and he reported the PROPOSE
ton. Evidently there Is a mssunder
standing somewhere.
James Armstrong. Of this city, hai
just completed a fourteen day fast
and say he never felt better IN hi.
life. Mr.. Armstrong has been
sufferer from stomach trouble 70
sometime and took this means O
bettering his condition.
"Tbe first three days Of the fae
were the worst, said Mr.. Armstrong
My appetite bothered me quite
good deal then, but after that tim
did not crave food. All ha
was water. and. although | lost !
pounds, / believe / am greatly bent
fitted.
. q started IN this morning on mil
and the juice Of an orange and /
viii be a week, at least before l vii
touch solid food. / don't knot
whether It has cured the stomac.
trouble, but it has made me feel 5
much better / feel repaid.
Il took little exercise during tn
fast. The first few days I did som
walking but as the time grow longe
! became weaker and could not wal
SO far"
Il intend to make the Missouri
military Academy an ideal milftar
school, said W. R. Kohr, of S.
Charles, who purchased this popula
educational institution from Col. W
d. FonynIe. late Thursday Afternoon
for $4,000. That the deal was pen
ing was exclusively announced 4
yesterdays Ledger.
Il shall bring my faculty with m
from the ST. Charles Military Coz
lege and all of the students, almos
100, that have sugnified their inten