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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
NORTH MISSOURI ELEC-
TRIO ROAO" PURCHASEsTIES
Columbia Trlbune)

+. T. Browning, of Kansas City,
of the firm of F.. T. Browning & Co.,
Wednesday leased from b. NJ. John
son an acre of ground where his
farm corners on Columbia at Clark
Lane and Paris Road to be used as
a depository for ties which he is
pure hasing for the North Missouri
Central Electric Railway Co. which Is
projected from jMexico to Jefferson
City Via Columbia and Ashland. e.
7. Browning & Co, compose one of
the best known tie contracting firms
in Missouri and they have the con-
tract for furnishing the ties which
will be used in the roadbed of the
projected North Missouri Central; al
so the poles that will be used in the
construction of the road.
Mr.. Drowning stated Wednesday
that his firm had already contracted
for zoe, 900 ties for the use of the
North Missouri Central. Forty thous-
and of these, he said, have already
been delivered at various points. and
1t is these that Mr.. Browning will
have shipped to Columbia and deposit
ed on the acre Of ground which he
has leased from F. M. Johnson. A
large number of these ties are arount
the vicinity of Sturgeon and other
points. Between Jefferson City and
Ashland r, 900 ties have already been
deposited along the r~ight-of-way thai
has been secured by the North Mis-
souri, Central. The largest part Of
the ties which firm has contracted
for, Mr.. Browning said, would be
placed in the suburbs of Columbia.
Asked as to what he thought were
the prospects for the construction Of
the North Missouri Central, Mr.
Browning said: II don't desire to
make any statement regarding this
but our firm would hardly be buying
thousands of ties for the road and
having them shipped to Columbia ant
distributed along the right-of-way be
tween here and Jefferson City were
we not reasonably sanguine that the
road will be built. Like all projects
of this kind there may be unfore
seen delays in the construction of 1t
but we are buying the ties for it jus
the same"
Mr.. Kertseg, the representative o
the North Missouri, is in London ne
gotiating for the sale of the bond
and Messrs. Holcomb and Pickett
who have charge of securing right
of-way, are engaged in securing thi
privilege from citizens along Thir'
and Fourth streets to North Boule
ward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh OF
the bladder, brick-dust or sediment IN
the urine, head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervous
ness, or the kidneys themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell. .
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the kidneys and
better health in that organ is obtained
quickest by a proper treatment of the kid
ieys. Swamp-Root corrects inability to
hold urine and scalding pain inpassing 1t,
and overcomes that unpleasant necessity
Of being compelled to go often through
the day, aid to get up many times during
the night. The mild and immediate effect
Of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest be.
cause Of its remarkable health restoring
properties. Atrial will convince anyone
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and |:
sold by all druggists in 6fty-cent and
one-dol1ar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle and a book thai tellseall
about it, both sent free by mail. Address,
Or. Kilmer s. Co., Binghamton, n. Y.
When writing mention reading this gen.
crous offer in this paper. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, ard don't let a dealer sell
you something in place of Swamp-Root-
IL you do you will be disappointed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
10 EAT AGO.

Thomas X. Howe, aged 80 years,
formerly OF Mexico, superintendent Oh
the Marshall Electric Light Plant,
fell from IN electric light pole in
that city and was instantly killed.
A marriage license was issued to
Claude V. Williams and Miss Klttle
X, Wisdom.
DR.. Stephen A. Northrop, OF Kan
sas City, preached the baccalaureate
sermon at Hardin College.
Announcement was made that Chas
Graham, Of this city, and Miss Mary
Northern, OF Marshall, would be mar
ried June 5.
Chas. Heckler, brother Of Frank
Heckler and alf-brother of John
Ewing, of Mexico, died in st. Louis.
VIM. P. Bradley, formerly of the
Ledger, Travelled for the e. e. South
erland Medicine Company, Of Padu.
cab, Ky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
SUNDAY CLOSED THE REV.
WHITES PASTORATE At
CHRISTIAN CHURCH HERE
HIS LAST SUNDAY IN MEXICO =
MADE MEMORABLE BY THE
GREAT RALLY-DAY SERVICES
MANY WERE IN ATTEND
ANcE.
Largest Collection In History Of Sun.
day School for Foreign Missions
Vote Of Thanks to Retiring Pas
tor.

Il have never seen anything to
equal this, and IL is worth coming
across the continent to see" This
statement of DR.. r. L. Rigdon, OF
California, who Is a guest of the
Rev. Walter NJ. White, and who at
tended the Bible School Rally at the
First Christian Church Sunday, very
we'll expresses the greatness of the
day and the splendid showing made
by the Christian Church Sunday
School, at the Rally, Sunday.
There were about 1000 present at
the Sunday School, and there was
much enthusiasm among the mem
bers Of both the Sunday School and
he Church. The largest offering ev'
err made to FOREIGN Missions by the
Bible School was given, when there
was $1O9.75 collected for carrying on
the work in the foreign fields.
The Rev. Walter NJ. White, the re-
tiring pastor of the church, spoke to
the School. He told them of his ap.
probation Of the support that the
school had given him during his pas
torate here, and at the close Of his
talk the members extended a vote o.
thanks to the Rev. White for the
help that he had accorded them In
their efforts TO make tho Christian
Church Bible School what ii rs to-
day. Since the Rev. Mr.. White came
to Mexico, the membership of the
school has increased from about SOC
TO over 1900.
The Rev. White Goes to Cedar Rap
Ids.
Sunday closed the work of the Rev
Walter Nj. Whites passionate here
He departs this week for his new
field of work at Cedar Rapids, la
He has made many friends i'm Mex.
leo, since coming here two years
ago, not only in his own Church, bu'
in all the churches of the city, and
his leaving is deeply regretted by
the community.
lie preached at both the morn
ing and evening hours Sunday to
filled house at both services. There
we're four additions to the Church
two by confession and two by let
ter.
In closing his sermon Sunday even
ing, the Rev. White babe the congre
CATION goodbye, and said he hat
spent a most delightful two years
in Me1ieo and that his work here
nad afforded him much pleasure. Hi
said every throb in his heart wal
against leaving Mexico, but he fel
there was a greater field of work fol
him at Cedar Rapids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
JERSEY BULL For SALE.
Yours truly.
VIM. p. Bradley,

Artea Boy, 76056. Dropped Dec.
26, '06. Sired by Artea's Venture
$685.. First dam, Prize Prue,
1S9999. Solid color, black tongue
and switch. The dam of this bull
is one of two or three of the best
Lows in the Kinlock herd of Kinks.
vile, Mo. He is straight of back,
deep of body, has short legs, fancy
head and has proven himself a goo
sire. Can't use him amy longer in
herd. Shook & SkeIly, r. F. d. No
4, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
20 YEARS AGO.

m
'eNnS Aeo'
were named eensu
u Auuram county;
= "elntyre
rfiar
noOei's
% NJ Uopeiaiu
80 "" oovey
Don" ropNAns
noO's
noeASh
=, onea.
AulAei
"" roA
nc ms ~. on1lp,
SUI ol James Eel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
WHAT A SUMMER COLD MAY BID

A summer cold if neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at amy other season.
Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Hor
ey and Tar promptly. 1t loosens
the cough, soothes and heals the in
tanned air passages, and expels the
cold from the system. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
GEORGE A. BROOKS
FATHER DEAD,

George A. Brock, of this city, is
home from Chamois, Mo-, where he
attended the funeral of his father,
Mr.. George A. Brock, ST., a highly
respected citizen of Usage County,
Mo.
Mr.. Brock was S4 years old and
was only i'll a few hours. He died
at his home in st. Aubert. Mo, and
the remains were inferred at Cham
OILS. Besides George A. Brock, OF
Mexico, Mr.. Brock is survived by the
following children: Matthew, John
Joseph, Lee, Mrs. Daniel Hunter
and Mrs. John II. Daniel. He also
leaves a wife, stepmother of Mr..
Brock, Of this city.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
W. p. BRADLEY CONTRIBUTES
TO MEMORIAL FUND.

W.. P. Bradley, a former Mexico
Ledger employee contributes to the
Mcmillan Memorial fund and writes
to the Editor OF the Ledger as fol-
lows:
New Orleans, La, June 2, 1910.
My dear Mr.. White;
In reply to your kind favor, and
In behalf of my promise of recent
date, | am delighted to enclose P.
o. money order for IS, to apply to
Mcmillan tablet. To me III will be
the pleasure trip of my life, IL
can have the great satisfaction of
seeing dear old Mexico some time
the present year. With best wish
es,
Yours truly.
VIM. p. Bradley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
BOYS NERVE
REMARKABLE

New York, June 8.
Although suffering from a frac-
tured skull and his right leg off at
the knee and hts right arm severed
below the shoulder, John Wander
Scharle, ~ years old, refuses to be-
lleve he Will die. He is in the gem
eral hospital at Paterson and his won
derful courage has spurred the doc
tors to heroic efforts TO save his
life. He remained conscious all the
time after being caught between two
freight trains and run over. He ever
has endeavored to cheer the doctors
and nurses at their work.
Last night he was crossing the Erie
tracks at the eBrgen Short Cut
when he was caught between the
trains.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

TO- 20 and 30 Years
Ago This Week
80 YEARS AGO.

GEho AGOs
charlie Rodgers was studying sur.
veying at Columbia.
The Cromwell House was being ro-
paired. Mrs. Gordon was to be man.
ager Of the hotel when IT re-opened.
Mrs. John x. Brown was very hi
Of pneumonia.
J. +. Llewellyn was painting his
drug store.
j. G. v. Barker sold a black
mare to r. Hisey for 500.
DR.. De Haas lectured al the Lib.
erty street NJ. e. Church.
The following Mexico people were
visiting out Of town: Captain Cur.
ry. Chicago; Miss Lulu Hord. Full.
ton; Mrs. Daisy MATHS, st. Louis:
Mrs. Greenamyer and daughter
Miss Clare, L~eadville, Colo; Miss.
es Belle Morris, Ella Grasty and
Limie Allison, Columbia.
Martin Kunkel was arranging for a
trip to Germany.
Judge ]. II. Shell, John Daniel. A,
b. Daniel. R. S. Morris, Sam Gran.
than and Col. Hayden were fishing
in Illinois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

Col. Jim Daniel, a leading attorney
of Vandaila, was here Saturday, in
fact, Jim comes up every Saturday
in fact, Jim comes up every Satur'
day. His family resides in Mexico
Col. Daniel says Vandalia is prosper
ing as 1t never prospered before and
that everything has an upward ten
dency; that things down there are
as serene as a noon-day sun with a
cloudless sky-since the town "went
dry" o, glory. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

i. NJ. Proctor, aged 70 years, faith
er of Mrs. Alma Proctor Vaughn. who
is charged with numbering her hus-
band, Prof. Vaughn, died in Monroe
City this week from grief on &C.
count OF ohe trouble his daughter is
la
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
WEATHER FORECAST

FUR JUNE
Between May 81 and June Z there
will be 8 days or more Of fair and
warm weather. Between June Sth
and 18th there will be 3 days or
more of very rainy weather. Be
tween 15F and 22nd there will b.
8 days or more of fair, hot and
warm, sultry weather, with danger
Gus electrical storms, Between the
23rd and Both there will be 8 days
or more of rain, accompanied by
thunder, lightning and high winds.
Storm periods between Sth and 24t
need to be watched for disasters
caused by rain, winds, and lightning.
D. j. KANALY,
Weather Prophet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
MEXICO GREEK MOVES
TO COLUMBIA.
columbia Tribune)

Gus Psinakos, formerly Of Mexico
now a Columbian, to-day purchased
a half-interest IN the Olympian and
the Athenian Candy Kitchens from
James Magas and will in the future
be a partner in the business. Mr.
Psinakos also owns the Palace o.
| Sweets in Mexico. He is n OF the
finest candy makers in the country
and also an ice cream maker par ex
cellence, having been in the business
ever since a boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
CARD FROM |. p. cRIeLEF

CARD FROM l. p. cRiGLER.
To the Democratic Voters OF Au-
drain County
Gentlemen
l have always been ambitious
enough to desire to be q member OF
the Legislature from Audrain County,
but until now, l have never had the
courage to announce myself as a
candidate for that high office.
If l am elected TO that position I
will fully appreciate the honor, and
will give my best service for the
welfare Of the people Of my county.
whom it win be my great privilege
to represent.
Yours sincerely,
L. P. CrTsler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
KILLED BY A -.
WhEAT sTUBBLE

Sedalla, Mo-, June 3.
Earl White, 81 years old, died yes
.erday as the result of Injuries re
ceiyed the day before when he Iel
mn n wheat stubble. near Upon. fht
stubble penetrated MS head and en-
tered his brain. White was operat
ed upop last night and never regaine
consciousness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re-
suits. 1t does away with bed wettine
and is also recommended for use af-
ter measles and scarlet fever. Otis
PurdY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
LEE-BARKLEY
WEDDING THURSDAY.

Prof. Edgar d. Lee and Miss Ben
META Barley were married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Barley, ON
Thursday morning. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Walter M
White, of the First Christian Church
Only the immediate relatives of the
couple were present. They departed
after the ceremony for a short visit
to st. Louis.
The Ledger joins the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee i'm extending heart
lest congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
BITTEN BY A
POISONOUS SNAKE

Galena, Kan, June 3.
Ethel Inman, Is years old, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. M. NJ. mman'
of Tennessee avenue, is in a critical
condition as the result of the bite
of d copperhead snake. The glrl
was playing zeal a rose bush in her
fathers yard, when the snake was
seen by playmates to strike her. She
did not know she was bitten unit
her leg began TO swell,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
MERCURY REACHES
1909 AT HOBART, OK

Hobart, Okla, June 3.
At 8 O'Clock the mer-
curry reached 100 degrees here, max
ing the hottest day experienced in
the last seven years. Hot winds
swept over the country. Because of
the heavy rainfall in May, crops were
but slightly injured by the heat. A
thunder storm brought relief to
might.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
MERCHANTS STOCK AND
cRAIN co. TO Nc.

The Merchants Stock u tram w.
which has had an office in the Law
der building, has closed up IT'S pusl
M. bere and moved to st. Louis, o.
NJ. Stone. who was in charge of'hHS
branch has gone into business IN
Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
Reuben Dimes By One Dill
Pomona, YOU shan be free.
Billie Kemper, Jr., Is ID.


Oh, you sweet girl graduate.
The Lord ioveth a cheerful River.
Did Won ever encounter finer fall
weather IN .Iuue9
ruatn. u,,r. ,p,.~,n waIk
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r,.s 60 81 1890 nc A..
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60 80.
wo,.-. po.b rho I'm r,,,rn a war.
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wo vTI c,t bs acn,aIntanca
"th,oo 49, uoro. t,,,,oo N,f, soad
tn o,,l 4 aooen doirv m,assorarv
wo,t ana a. sbA wr,ttng e keen-
a. a. 800 toab p,,t uo ve,rn
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ua.o Ma ahsorca moho. ,be haart
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a. ht,r di,,ro.. r,,,.tc mfrth
snS ,onnh+or ,rov.Wo., ,bro,,oho,,t n
aov.~ora .uaat droom
M poo,or c,,,h and tho pmi hin.
nor Club o,a ~ have a hig
,,ir,o r,lu a With ! ~ rarodo and !
,,idrioh+ carnival R,,t bow about
M an,orriry aftarep p,,+ W. a wav
thosa two nroorossiva climbs have
ANA viii Ia. N On an tbat
~ ~ : houaoto.bo,,sa cam.
ro5r, ana n,o,oiso. - 10 a u,ar-m
cno from, sto,,t 40 a hoautff,l ItaI.
iar s,n,sh Toae taIUr anna mav the
no.. n,o,, min Moy tho oood rord
III. ar ro,,ut, cardidose
wbor a co,,ss H. r-rc5y The
-lorvost ors ,nu,1ost st,,arho,rsos Tom
nonna,,v No. uoh uootor ond T.o0an
pvhao srerrod sevorof naraau Tom
ha. no+ 81 lav,ve am acraage as has
nt,. uoot,,, ord NJ. p,,t,ao h,,t "a
thar u,,,h +ho oo.s1a ,,,vt tbs aan,a
r., rohrson nov,s ,f tb,a ro,,ydv
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a. c,o,,s r1ousda Ear hno honafsn ~
NJ hoauh -ur,to. ne he - feeling
sno ona rrohaht,, Win h,v aevaral
oorno. ~. a, .ho4 INV tosc,,,. ~.
rot,,,..s ho,na O. ryso,,d vu a mon4be
a. 49, - . 400 ,n,,.h,to,,t.
n. IorL,, Kino,,,ou ~ nui,,tb
MI ~ w. $500 80 .ha IaIco
0a,, e., hours sundav wh,Io an
ra".a ~. hon,o tror, . v,s,t 4,
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49, a1aa. M "antonas an tha
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sr,~-a.s ..aa.a~~ 4. ~. hon,a c,t,,
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nah,aair~, o.oSnnto~t a. st,ff
.s.4 Inn
~, H. norn, - so.,t,wast
Ard,.tn aas 4, go, .bots,g hands
u,,th tr,o.,dr satrrdov roI nur,rodv
saua n,onm 20 IA, 49, hove srover
- d.o.h o,d u,or,, ho,a dsod erom
|tha uonA 80 wotor. du,,I,,,y +be recent
oo1a snan Manv ~ .ba 700 neo.
~ ,,,ro,r n tho proi,,a Iaa MS
trio+ orc cornn,a,p,ny ~ pbEui4
sbiro,s f,,oD.. oravinp ON their mas
turos and daatroy,ln1 tba,. prass II
pbmltn does not Keen hin frogs on
his own frog flelda- the cold hand
~ tba Iau, Will see the reason whv.
pbiuin sho,,,d muzzla bis frogs.
n low Sam Malone ia home from
the hie ON fields near Oakland. In.
diana We had hean warming for
sa,n Wa feare5 he had Skinned
awov and wo,,,d mot ret,,rn In helm
make Mexico a catv Burt he's
hack "rbev All come back" even II
pbary come baclr dead Sam always
h.Mu- no attaa III, NAM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

Miss Lillian Woolery, who sustain
ed a sprained arm this week, is con-
fined to her room with the injury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
Foleys
Pills

What They VIII Do for You
They will cure your backache.
'trengthen your kidneys, cor
'eet urinary Irregularities. build
" the worn out tissues, and
Eliminate the excess uric acid
'nat causes rheumatism. Pre-
'ent Bright's Disease and Dia.
'ates. and restore health and
Refuse substitutes.
orls puRpv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09

C. c. Underwood, of Martinsburg,
was in Mexico to-day on business;
while here he made the Ledger a
pleasant call. Mr.. Underwood Is
an old-time printer and was much in
terested in the Ledger's linotype ma
| chine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
S 0 GET Y
BY Miss EsrHEE Housros Phone "

sas City, is the guest Of friends and
relatives IN this city.
Miss Lily Frost. of vandalia, wa.
m Mexico Tuesday to attend tn,
Hardin College Aiumnae banquet.
Mrs. |. silverstein is tho guest o.
relatives in st. Joseph.
Ralph Galloway is here for a few
days visiting friends.
Miss Helen Howell is the guest q
friends In Troy.
Mrs. RolIa Mcintyre and son
Landon, have returned from a yist
with relatives in Jerseyvine. Ill.
MB. l. NJ. Greer and son, Byron
are guests of friends at Rush Hill.
Miss Frances Frost, of Vandalia
was the guest of relatives here thi.
week.
Mrs. Robdell, of Larned, Kan. Wis
lied Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Pearson thi,
week. Judge Robdell is nominee TO
Governor of Kansas.
Mrs. Gatewood, Mrs. Crigler ant
Miss Edna Duncan left Wednesda,
for Evans, Colo, to stay the summer
Miss Chandler, Of ~Lutesville, is tn,
guest of Miss Martha Tnsiey.
Miss Beth Patterson win go TO Der
lin this summer to remain a year
She will pursue while there tn,
study of Greek, Latin and German
Miss Patterson has been teaching II
Hardin College for two years ant
is a most accomplished young lady.
Miss Hattie Hay has returned t
her home in Fredericksburg, Va, af
ter a visit with Mrs. w. G. WI
kins.
mrs. fioushiahd Is nome IRON
nalsas Cly Where she attended tn
wedding of her daughter, Miss Veri
f.oushIaId' 10 ME-. Donald Marson, o
Milton, la.
Mrs. o. y. Back, OF fuioon, wa
Brown this week while en- route I,
California.
Miss Louise Hancock. Of Rusten
Louisiana, is the guest of Miss Eliz,
Gibbs.
MISSES ruin Masoh ana Mary Gar
YER nave re.uriled 0 Coiun
oia where lney Vhe uhlVeI
sity this winter.
Mrs 6 p pnmor. ,ast wodnosdo.
for Artesia N NJ who,.e She wil
vapit bar dauch,ar Mrs ,a,,in voto
Misses Rllla Ricketts, and Rutl
dn st. Louis. Before their returr
they will be the guests Of Miss Beth
Ell Lawrence in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey ar
visiting relatives In Kansas City.
day TO visit relatives in Virginia.
"r. "i" MIS- Donalu Marson oi NJ
day arrived in this city Thursday I
visit Mrs. Laura Houghland. Mr.
Marson was Miss Vera Houghlan
nu III 800 ,,,r,or o. ~. Luz,
- Ma.taa,u 49, awn,s
e,r,- ~ oonnrotu,.taan1 roaS
fron : 49, - sr,onds Aeo
hg,s,t 80 eon, davs No. NJ. - NJ
Mor.on ,,,au ,.o.rrn - ,t;Nan :,
reside.
"Mu "'S y ". "o" "oi
Fritts.
j.
roleoi iNor lnoAhdS anu lam
lei' "eunesuay ior eheir sunin'
noine IN oi%dfio'
Miss Martba Sbea who taacbes
Cana G~irardeau WAS visiting Mexi
friends the early mart o. the week
Mrs. Wallace Rogers has returnt
to Columbia after a visit with rel
tives here.
:,
N~sN 80 y.
Edinburgh, Scotland, this summer a
will make a shor tour of Europe, +
will be away from Mexico abol
two months.
~
~
me "eSt a"i " ~
Mrs n T. Robertson rave a d
NobtfuJ afternoon Thursday. for o
vor carrhson TIT NJ 81 Iolis "a
/, Mizabetb Wilson. Several juveni
~e,,esas were present to ioln in ii
|, games ARRANGED ON the lawn by Il
/ h-ost toss h h,ncb served at Fl
/ O'Clock was most palatable an
/, t~borouablv ~anpreciated by i
~guests rho little folks who enjoy.
tho oft were Willie Norris. n
Jam Arnold Frances Williams. Cal
: c1V1e anu hfflly bdoh0LNt M0i6S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-09
NEW SUITS FILED FOR
SEPTEMBEI

Sadie Brown has filed suit against
her husband, Joshua Brown for d.
yorce. The plaintiff alleges her hus
band deserted her.