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The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
MUulER-klRBY
Popular Young People Quietly Married
 in Brinkley Last Saturday,

On last Saturday morning, shortly before II o'clock, Rev Andrew Haerin- ger pronounced the solumn ritual of the Catholic Church uniting in holy wedlock MT Chris. F. Muller and Mss Fleetwood Kirby, both of Forrest City, the ceremony being performed at the priests residence in Brinkley, and be- ing witnessed by only few int mate friends of the contracting parties.
 While the wedding was not alto gether unexpected, it came as quite a surprise to the friends and acquaint- ances of the young couple. MT. Null Ter had made preparations for trip to DeSoto, Missouri, to visit for a sea son with his parents and other rela- tives and friends, and it was expected that lie would leave here Saturday night. in company with his younger brother, George, who has been spend ing the summer with him here. In stead, MT. Muller went to Brinkley Friday night, and Miss Kirby joined him there Saturday morning, the ceremony taking place shortly after her arrival in that city.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. NJ. E. Kirby, IS a charming young wo- man of naturally gracious and at tractiye disposition, who is widely known and generally loved and es. teemed by all of our people For a long time she was connected with the telephone exchange here, serving as long distance or toll operator, and her courteous manners and obliging dispo sition in discharging the duties of that position added legion of friends to those who already knew and loved her She is in every way fitted to make an altogether ideal helpmate and life com. panion for the fortunate young maa upon whom she has bestowed her heart and hand.
 MT. Muller is popular and prosper ous young business man, who has lived in this city for several years, being engaged in the bottling business and having built up for his firm, The For. rest City Bottling Works, large and prosperous business. He is widely known here and throughout the coun. ty, and is highly esteemed as a sober conscientious and industrious young business man.
 MT. and Mrs. Muller left Brinkley Saturday evening over the Cotton Belt, going to Wynne, where they took the Iron Mountain for DeSoto, where they will visit for awhile before re turning here to make this city theil home
 The Times wishes to join their friends here in extending sincere gooc wishes and congratulations, and hope that their fondest dreams of welded bliss may be realized to the fullest extent
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Memphis High School fl; Forrest
 City High school |.

In the game at=the Old Ball Park last Saturday Forrest City won the toss and elected to defend the north goal. Memphis kicked off and Buford ran the ball up to the ? yard line First down Remley failed to gain around left end. Buford advanced f va ds threw tackle and Forrest City punted down the field 25 yards. Alden fumbled and Ourler fell on the ball. Forrest City kicked on second down. Alden run the ball up 20 yards and in a few minutes went over for the first touchdown. Scruggs missed goal then F. C. kicked off to Memphis and after hard fight held on third down, ball went over and Remley punted out of danger. Lineup for first quar- ter, scote, Memphis ,, Forrest City 0.
 Second Quarter Memphis crossed Highs goal line twice tn this period after being held for downs twice, Zimmerman and E. Alden tallying for the BluH City boys. Scruggs missed both goals period ending M II S. l.. r. C. 0
 After l. minute rest the fray was on again Memphis scored times in 3 quarters. kicking goal once out of trials. Forrest City broke up d for ward pass, Webb and Hayens throw ing Memphis for losses. Webb, Ravens. Buford and others played brilliant game on defense. The High School boys played a splendid game, though outweighed and up against an experienced team. Referee Chandler said: Forrest City has team that lights all the time and with little practice will be hard to beat.
 Coach Miller says; II am more than pleased with the showing our boys made. They played fine fight ing game all the time and never quit, though Memphis Was pi'ing up score. Aehave jam up good team. fuIf of fight and dnota yellow streak in any of them. They C t set f dandy boys and l am proud of tlem.
 The local boys Will play Briukley High school oa Monday, November ' at o'clock at the 0ld Ball Park. Come cut and see them.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
1 HOnseh0id Medieinn

to be really valuable must show equally good results from each mem Der of the family using it. Foley's Honey Tar does just this. Whether for children or grown persons Foley Honey and Tar is best and safest for all coughs and colds. J. T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Foot Ball Game.

The foot ball team of the Brinkley High School will meet the Blue and White of the local high school on Monday, November at D m. MT Schultz, of Ouachita, will referee, Rev. C. II. kirker will otliciate as um- pire, while Charlie Mcdaniel and kirke Becker willhod down the posi- uons of timekeeper and field judge
 The Forrest City boys will lineup as in last Saturday S game This will be the first game Brinkley has played and No.2 for the Ridge boys. and we expect a fine game. and invite every ole t5 come out. Game will be called promptly at o'clock taaltaw the brinke} boys to catch tle train at 4t3u home.
 Forrest Gity hes TWO more game, scheduled, at Helena an Noyem6er H.. and Little Rees High Seta9. at Fof- rest Gi45 oH 4arkey bay, &ey. T.
 Stop coughing y1l rack the auae and WQrr tl4e body EALlNkIl.> HoREil0l Nb >4lt r checks lrri tatIuu. bea5s fhe tugs and restore. comfortable hle thing. Price 25.. 5ot and slo0 Der bottle. Sod by ]. T. Sanders. A..-..
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Good Results Always Follow

the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They are upbuilding, strengthening and soothing, Tonic iii action, quick in results. J T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The City Council met in regular ses- sion Tuesday evening at the City Hall. Mayor A. D. Boyle presiding, and the following members being present: Al dermen Barnes, Britain and Conrad Absent: Aldermen Merritt. P'Pool and Mcdaniel and Recorder Brown. Reading of minutes of previous meeting was dispensed with.
 The following officers reports were presented md read:
 RECORDERS REPORT.
 Forrest City, A k., Nov. l, 1910. To the Hon. Mayor and Common
 Council, Forrest City, Ark. Gentlemen: l beg leave to submit the following as my report for month of October, 1910:
 Amt scrip outstanding last re- port, Oct. l, S5636 8 Amt scrip issued since last re-
 port. ......,............. 1I9 - Amt scrip outstanding Octo-
 Der 3l, 19l0 .s57s6 oG Licenses issued in October:
 Berstein < Rogers, to sell razors $ ? Uncle Zeke Theatre Co.,. =.... 10 Respectfully submitted.
 ]. NJ. BROWN, JR.
 City Recorder.
 MAYORS REPORT
 The Mayor reported II arrests for the month of October with fines amounting to S54.00, less $l0.00-ap- pealed to circuit court. Also 10 cases discharged
 MARSHAL'S REPORT. IA arrest, fines amounting to . s54 co Less case appealed, 5000,
 and fine worked on street. ,s5 l5 0o
 Total fines. ................S3 S39 00 Licenses collected. d............... l2 00 Total fines and licenses ... .S5l OO STREET COMMISSIONER, REPORT. Due me from last report. S2 75 Paid Will Johnson ............. g 00
 Jim Gross. ...#.#.#....#.. IS 50 Walter Wilt ............ : 90 " Luther Harris. .......... , 00 $. A. Rolfe. fe............... 90 00 For est City Grocer Co -. r S5 " Grobmyer Lumber & k Co S5 !" A, N. Brantlev D 5a Walter Batts. ts........... , 00 My salary ................. 90 00
 Total s..=..= =...#............S27 @ Street tax collected for Oct. -. 285 00
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04

For pains in tae side or clest damn eu piece of Hann=. with Chamber ans Liniment and bind il on over the seat of pain. There k nothing better. For safe by al dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Balance on hand

The following claims against the city were presented, and after being audited and found correct. were or. dered maid
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
MAYOR $ REPORT.

The Mayor reported II arrests for the month of October. with fines amounting to s54.00, less sl000-ap- peaed to circuit court. Also l0 cases discharged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Grace B. Cole VS.. Sarah Berry
Lowry ct al.
Jacob Freyer VS.. Unk. heirs Nc
Cormick ct al.
w. E. Cornett VS.. (No. q Chi.
cage & Alton R. II. Co.
Thursday, June 23rd
Clarence A. Barnes VS.. Phoenix Ins
Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
j.. j. Terrell VS.. Wabash r. r. Co.
BENZ. crump VS.. i'll GosIin.
Anna Adams VS.. (2) N. Y. Life
lns Co ct al
Anna Adams VS.. 90 Nut. Benefit
Life ms. Co.
Isaac N. Hamlin VS.. VIM. II. Demp.
sey.
Geo. W. Green VS.. Geo. Duncan.
Friday, June oath
Ella Geary VS.. Crown Laundry Co.
p. H. Ecton VS.. Chicago & Alton
R. r. Co.
w. ID. Cummins VS.. W. l.. Craddoc'
Clarence B. Ecton VS.. Lorine &c.
ton.
City of Mexico VS.. a. E. Sweet
App1.
Mary S. Long vs.. Wabash r. n. Co
Wilfred w. Brown VS.. La. G Mo
Riy. r. r.. Co. ct al.
Clyde Harrison VS.. United State
Express Co.
VIM. Cunningham ct al VS.. wa
bash II. r. Co.
Saturday, June 25th.
w. N. Smith vs.. Annie Lee Smith
Alb. Romans ct al VS.. Wabash r. r
Co.
G. W. Hutchins VS.. Wabash r.
II. Co.
J. c. Beasley VS.. Wabash r.. r. Co.
S. D. Byrns VS.. Chicago & Alton
r. Il. Co.
NJ. G. Owen vs.. J. Il. settz
City Of Mexico vs.. J. Botkin ct al.
Kate Barnes VS., G.. A. Barnes.
Lola Gillaspie VS.. Ollie GilIaspie,
w. r. White VS.. (Attaohment) S
NJ. Rhoadman.
w. F. White vs. (coran Nobls) i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Fire Clay Co.
Corn Belt Nursery C Forestry AS
sociation VS.. f. J. Moydell,
James H. Ware Us. Chicago & Al
ton R. X. Co
Geo. NJ. stonemetz ct al vs.. A. N.
Head.
E. W. Drake, Admr. VS.. Mary B.
Harvey. ~
In the matter Of Opening e. Jack.
son st.
NJ. L. Jones ct al VS.. Chicago &
Alton r. r. Co.
Rachael Prince VS.. S. B. Green.
Ora A. Edison ya. G. +. Clark ct al.
c. w. Pease VS.. Joseph Lafon e
al. a
Xenia p. Sturgeon ct al VS.. ]. B
Woolery ct al.
Sheridan Ferguson vs.. Lizzie Fer
guson.
Tuesday, June 2tst
George Robertson VS., Elizabeth Ma
thews ct al.
Charles Hardin MePike VS.. Sarah A
Chamberlain et al.
State Of Missouri vs.. Roland Bry
an.
Frank Jennings VS.. b. j. Appleman
State Of Missouri VS.. Dick Wood
son.
Minerva L. Martin VS.. J. W. Bar
nett.
T. B. Duncan VS.. A. T. smock.
A. R. mckinney VS.. Friedman
Shelby Shoe Co.
Lille Walker ct al VS.. Dora saun
ders ct al
Wednesday, June 22nd,
chas. Dean vs.. Frank i. Wentz.
j. p. Crockett VS.. St. Louis &
Han. Ry &C ct al.
John 7. Mason Appl vs. c. A
Bast.
l. J. N. Smith ct al VS.. Robert L
Thomas ct al.
Gertrude Biggs VS.. William R
Biggs,
c. B. Lyman vs.. Frances a. E
cardweIl ct al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

leila Dudley by next friend VS..
Wabasn R. r. Co.
C. E. Neal VS.. Isaac Neal ct al.
Jennie Giltrap VS.. Estate of Geo,
Giltrap, App'l.
First Natl Bank Prairie City la. VS.
d. H. Boatright.
John E. Rupp VS.. Charlotte NJ,
Rupp.
Thursday, June 18th
Maggie White VS.. James White.
Ben Steele VS.. Ada Steele.
Jho. A. Abbay ct al VS.. c. b. & Q,
Ry. Co., App1.
Lula Price vs. Myrtle L. b. Car
roll.
Lula Price VS.. c. b. Carroll
Ora Belle Jones VS.. Arbie c. Jones.
Ira Mhligan VS.. J. H. Frlbts.
Friday, June 18th
Lacrosse Lum. Co. VS.. J. S
Chaudoln ct al.
G. l.. Ferris VS.. j. S. Chaudoin.
Gather Berry VS.. Hattie Biggers e
al.
w. II. Redmond VS.. John Jamison 8
al.
J. G. Lakenan VS.. North Mo. Trus
Co, ct al.
Jessie E. Richard VS.. Homer B
Richard.
Home Insurance Co. VS.. F. H. Can
ada ct al.
W. W. Walker VS.. W. A. Edmon-
ston ct al.
J. A. Reighley VS.. Unknown heir
Of Bradley ct al
Jesse j. Turner VS.. unknown
heirs Jas. Turner ct al.
George B. RAIDER, sF. W.. Chicago
Portrait Co, ct al.
John r. Scott VS.. George Evans e
al.
Ida Vance VS.. VIM. Vance.
Monday, June goth
Mexico Music Co., ct al VS.. j.. 7
Baker et al.
L. D. Vomund VS.. Wabash R. R
Co.
Susie Biggers VS.. Mexico Brick 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
n

]. d. Bates, OF Santa Fe, VIII have
A sale Of shorthorn Bulls, pure bred,
Saturday, June II. Some bargains
Will be offered.
w. d. Mason says the corn needs
dry weather badly in his section rs
the weeds are taking everything. II
1t continues to rain he predicts a
heavy loss to the crop.
E. E. Shay has been employed TO
teach Prairie Lea school next year
A new school building is beng
erected which will be n Of the most
modern in the county.
Dan billiard has 104 Angora goats
on his farm cleaning it up. They
are eating poison oak and everything
in sight. Mr.. billiard, so 1t is said,
told some one the goats had eaten
the limbs from trees as high as >
feet from the ground. 1t is feared
the goats Will get C. NJ. Baskets cab
in. located on Mr.. billiards. farm, and
Billy" Mason says Basket has lock
up his gasoline stove so they
can't eat that.
A valuable draft mare belonging tt
S. Davis died last week,
Two jennetts bought eight years
ago by A. H. Meyer, a prominent
stockman of this county, have pro
duced IL colts and ten OF them wer'
jacks.
B. Morrell, north of this city, hal
sold to Ed. Hamilton, a sucking mar
mule colt for October delivery TO
$3.50. The colt is out of the goot
draft mare bought by Mr.. Morrel
from Judge Carter last winter TO
1850. This is the best price paid fo
a mule colt this a
Sam Rowe has IS lambs sold t
VIM. Mundy for July / at &c.
l.. E. Rudasil delivered 66 2S4
Id. hogs, contracted at Sc, to Powel
& Mundy last Thursday.
Hugh Hoar, east Of Santa Fe, sol
a load of short fed yearling he'll
ers at st. Louis last week at 6C
and a load Of hogs at Q 1-2c.
Bella Hughes, near Santa Fe, de-
livered 40 fleeces of wool, ~contracte
at 30, to Wallace Bybee. recen'
ly. Wallace has several other crop
contracted at the same figure.
On the 2sth day Of May, 1854, Mi
souri, and Illinois were visited by
frost and freeze that killed all tn
fruit and green vegetation, so W
learn from an old newspaper a s
Louis paper tells us was found |
the corner stone of a building ben
torn down at Belleville, III. Frol
this it win be seen that this is nj
the coolest May ON record. But tn.
May has beer u~nually cold an
wet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
FORMER CONCORD
CITIZENS, ATTENTION

The people who formerly lived in
tho neighborhood Of Concord, Gala.
way county, viii call at Fredendall &
Wilkins store and give me their
name, IL you wish TO Join the Con
cord Club, with a view OF having a
picnic latter part Of June. Reunion
Of old-time friends.
I w phlukat9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Special Report.

DpNSAdl AhtpOAt-
Natl Stock Yards, ILL.,, May 81.
Cattle receipts $500, including a
fair proportion of good steers which
sold largely at $7.75 to ss.15. All
kinds about steady; prices generally
averaging same az last weeks close.
Outlook steady this week.
Hog receipts 1900. Values ruled
5 TO 10c lower. Top 1857 IL; bulk
of the good hogs $3.50 to $3.50. Good
pigs $40 to $3.50; light pigs $s.75
to 1925. Clearance good. Outlook
fair late this week.
Sheep receipts $500. Market val.
aes unchanged. Choice Tennessee
spring lambs $500 to $685.; natives
ss.25 to $3.50. Choice clipped lambs
$500 to $40. Good % choice NUT
ton sheep s4.75 to $500. Outlook
fair.
Natl Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
". P. SMITH TO V

TO OKLAHOMA.
w. p. Smith, who lives on Wade
Street. VIII shortly move to Shaw.
nee. Okla, TO reside. Mr.. Smith
Will go into the grocery and cotton
business at thai place, and his
friends wish him much success in
his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
J. w. Punkett.

Miss Ethel Wallace is home from
Phelps, Kentucky. Miss Wallace is
doing mission work in Kentucky and
viii return TO her station during Au-
gust She is delighted with the
work and d doing splendIdly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
WESTERN LAMBS
BRING ss.1o.

HANF 49,
(St. Louis Live Stock Reporter)
Col. ]. T. Johnson, the welLknown
saOckman Of Andrain county, Mo.
was ON the market to-day with two
loads Of his clipped western lambs
averaging 75 lbs. and brought $50
Col. johnson was weE pleased with
the sale and said he had a few more
that he would ship in the near flu
ture. His son, Cave johnson, was
with him and while he was much
pleased with the stock yards he
said that his real intentions in com
ing to the city was to visit the bah
game this afternoon. but expressed
no ho-Nes that he expected to see
The loc9l team win.
aEDCEn AnvEpTtaEMEnrc pAx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Wallace Bybee, of near Santa Fe,
shipped a load of hogs to st. LOU
is last week. He bought 80 from
Del Calhoon, Henry LoweTy 16, Der,
ry Bledsoe IA, Horace Bybee 5, at Q
cents per ID. He had II of his own
feeding in the load.
George Meyerpeter, M of Martins
burg's well known business men,
has invested in two pieces of Mexico
property. They are both good resi-
dences, located in the southwest part
of the city. Mr.. Meyerpeter realizes
Mexico real estate values.
Ben Forsyth, near Strother, has a
load of fat ewes sold to Charles Ar
mold for June delivery at &c and a
load of lambs at &c. He sold 30
230-lb. hogs at Paris Monday at &c.
Paris Appeal.
Harry Brooks, two miles west of
Hatton, sold a four-year-old walking
mare recently to c. II. Dean, . that
brought him 1925.
W. II. Swift, of Monroe county
will plant two acres of sunflower seed
He says his father raised It in Kan.
sas and even then at $3.50 a bushel
Z paid. Sunflower seed is now
quoted at $3.50.
Some of the farmers report more
cheat than usual in the wheat this
year, due to the fact that many of
'he pastures were damaged by the
hard winter and from being pastured
too closely.
j. X. Dorgan, a prominent farmer
near Benton City, says that there is
a lot of replanting In his section that
has net been accomplished yet. He
mas 40 acres of corn in that is not in
very good condition. His oats prom.
ise well, and wheat looks all right
Where the insects have not been busy.
Here is a new me-. Dr.. S. Maddox's
farm runs up to the south line Of the
city and a few days age he was in tbe
Held watching the boys pillow. He
saw something white In a furrow and
going to 1t he found to his surnrise
mat 1t was a white rattlesnake. Its
sanKeshlp had seven r%attlers on his
tail'-Monroe City Democrat.
k. n pEn ~
mas so acres of corn in. He saws 4
Is not doing much good and that re-.
planting has been impeded BY the
bad weather.
me corn crop of Audraln COUNTY
may come near its yearly ayerago
ms season provided the sun pots
ousy and stays on duty regularly The
rest OF the season. Several farmers
near Mexico say that becauso 80 49,
cold weather and the packed conai.
non OF the soil, due to hard rains
the seed corn had failed to germirata
properly making 1t necessary to 10,
pant IN some cases as often as thr:o
ZINES. The condition Of the wboat {.
my tair, and there will not be a Inn
yleld. The prospect for the oats cran
= iair' The farmers Expect M vio1S
Of fruit whatever. Nl
Because of the rains and ~
conditions those who have ;ntoasoa
.epiantfng their corn have nv
.ofced to wait until the soil boa
gotten in better condition thar "a a.
present, Chas. Clark, a well kror'n
young farmer, says it win ba,a
seay dry for some time 10 ALLOW 70
farmers to catch up in their worn 70
! stays dry now ii will be al a.,
anu inc coFn crop should be large.
NJ. Rhoadman,
chas. Hays vs.. Annie Hoya
In the matter of Annie G nor,o,
frank II. Canada, Trustee. ~
Aluminium Cooking Uten. Co a, !,
vs. City Of Mexico ct al. II
window Shades, all sizes.
Greer,e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Don't miss the sale Of pattern
bats. Big hats, little hats, all
kinds of hats. At your own prices, at
Mrs. Pasqueth's sale, now on. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

William Bryarly, James o'Brien
and Charles Head, Mexico mail car
riers. attended the Mail Carriers
Convention at Columbia this week
and report a delightful meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

!. Il. sBeTaher. of Independence
80, Who isS candidate for The Unit
I'd States Senate, VIII speak in Mex
leo June aac1nd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Attend the szle q pattern hats
az Mrs. PasQueth's. An kinds and
sizes Of hats at your own prices. Sale
now on. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Lille Hats and Biz hats. al kinds
* bats at your WI prizes al Mu.
rasquch'g. BE cure and attend the
sale. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

W.. J.. Buchanan. az Eolla, Pike
sounfg. No, candidate for The State
senate, was IA Mexico this week
shaking hands with friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

E51ar Victor. formerly q Mexico
has movA from Jefferson City to
Colambia, where he viii go INTO bus
Aea vAaTs mary friends wish
h&n m7ueh Enccess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Mss Hattie Hay dspa5ad for her
he1a IN Frede-Nk2urs, Va Tues
oar after 5 Yislf 70 Mrs ~ Il, WI
EEz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02
AUDRAIN COUNT CIRCUIT
COURT DOCKET JUNE TERM
Monday, June 9Th.

wonaAys June eNns /
State d Missouri vs.. Chas. Jenk
ms.
State OF Missouri vsCNos. 4, 5 g.
81 Ike Elgth
State Of Missouri vs.. Nos S To-
lsl Jas Davis & Marion Murray.
STATE OF Missouri vs.. Bud Monroe
State Of Missouri vs.. Eliahj Asbury
State Of Missouri VS.. c. Thomp-
son & Pollard.
State Of Missouri vs. C. ThOmp
son
State q Missouri vs. o. Pollard.
State OF Missouri VS.. CNos. 6 20
40 Edward Neal
state Of Missouri vs.. mos. 5, G &
- VIM Cooper.
State Of Missouri VS.. Nos 5 g.
81 Royal Lyons.
State Of Missouri VS.. Nos. 4 g.
81 Henry Brockman.
State of Missouri vs.. (Nos. ? TO
81 jackson Bennett
State Of Missouri vs.. mos. ? to-
q James Hendrix
State of Missouri VS.. Nos l to
y George Nickenk
State Of Missouri VS.. mos. 1 &
q James Allen.
State Of Missouri VS.. James Nil
a.
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w. A. Edmonstou VS.. ]. ]. Beq
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Mrs. Polly Moore Is very ii ID
droasy at tic home q John Wilson
On \. Washington street Her ua=y
friends hope she VII soon recover
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Col Green Clay has gone to Sal
ing township TO visit Charley Ander
son. Who Is 81. Charisys many
irhzldE trust bis fIlneas win be
bn4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

NgFs. Rolla MCintire and son Lang
son. have returned from q three
weeks visit TO relatives IA Jersey
vHi1. III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Mhs Bozsas Hopkins Is home from
Ukkhama in which State she Taught
au-lar DE past vlater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Dr. s Ns5drx q Moance County.
rep vss having found 3 whSe rattle
suEhe win seVen rauiss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

A marriage 6su was Es1e1 O.
Saturday Il E5Viz 3 Tuner and
Oba5ance / BaErtaEe bo1h q Hex
4er
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Mrs. Wallace Rogers has returne
90 Columbia, after a short visit 10
r~olaasves 81 this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Miss Tine Houston q Merico leads
tho ST. Louis Times contest in the
Eighteenth District
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Nrs Mary Ac.m Is hone from Ben
sea CET. where sic spent SUNDAY
van hex sex James Acton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Mrs. - r WatezuG IS able 70
be ogt sEz zhs E ssTsrs spell &
illness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

ASK for a spacllez AUTO policy
1854 1s LAkezzz & Barnes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

Carpets. Rags Matings and LAno
leufnz.
G7ers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

We make loans O. farms q cry
properly SHe u.s.
Ru7t Nuvh No Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-02

d.. Z. 8. Cave Is Visiting his SIS
Ter. Mrz. Cole, m sedalia-