Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15


arm's pockchoek about s7se worth.
J. W. Brepar SHIPS a ~ Of hors-
q te CAlcseo tbs week
C. L Chrk, TIE wenknown Nerd
ian, Conn. horsa buyer. has been
hero q week buying from Lee
Bros
Godfrey Preece the p~romaaent New
York horseman. has been buying
hocses from Lee Bros this week.
AmouS hs purchases was a mare by
Nah. the great champion aaraess
mare.
S. D. Yager. Rowena Mo, sod
TO Flowers Nelson. Talsa, Ok.
she saddle stallion col. Royal Nc
Donald 1905 for $500. Good price
for a ak weeks old colt but uas Is
a nce one and bred rlghl-Farmers
Home journal
T. d Anderson, Of jefferson
City. who Is connected wah Col.
Houchin. was IN this cky this week.
J. +. vigal bought 1000 lambs
Nov. 4. ct SO lbs. whach now weigh
~ lbs.
W. o. Smith sold S, P. Loren. Of
Cant, a good boar for $50.
y. d. Moore sold "a head horses
at Center this week that brought fair
prices.
John Rediger sold Mrs. Fannie
Smith. Of near CANT. HOO bu. Of
corn at 40 cents this week.
Alex Bruce is feeding &c head of
cattle. He vial market them in Feb.
Col. Jim Fond dehorned rs head Of
cattle this week. Among them
were cattle belonging to Horace
Mundy. w. E. Sims, T. C. Harris
and Henry Boeger.
]. B. Rutter sold G. II. Dean 800
bu. Of corn this year for so cents.
Mr.. Rutter has 200 A. Of corn that
will make SO bu.
W. d. Mason shipped two cars Of
steeps to Chicago Sunday. One be
bought from Pa6s Cautli1rn and
weighed 100. They were yearlings.
a. J. S. Harrison, a prominent
stock feeder Of Audrain county, Mo,
obtained the top Of the market for
his cattle in st. Louis last week. He
sold Al steers, 1873 Tos.; Z steers,
1900 lbs. and IS steers. 146s lbs, all
at $6.10.
The Farmers Institute met in
WellsyiIle this week for a two days
session. with a large attendance.
Much interest was manifested in the
good roads address Of Curtis Hin
of Columbia. An address on crops
was delivered by s. NJ. Jordan Of Co.
lumbia. The speakers were from
the experimenting station OF the
State U~niversityis School OF Agricul.
ture ID, Columbia
William H.. Palmer OF EkDerry, No
sold his 1S4acre farm, Z miles west
OF there this week, to Fred M. Cox
for $12.60O. Mr.. Palmer bought the
farm about thirty years ago fors1100.
c. NJ. Robinson, near Tulip, Is
feeding % 2year-oid steers, 100
hogs and 500 sheep. He has Q mules
ready for a buyer.
john Burgess lost 25 or 30 chick.
ems from Ids hen house one night OF
this week c. G. Bybee. OF near Mo
limo. Is another chicken loser, IS
chickens being taken from his hen.
merry a few nights ago.
Epperson Bros, Of Auxvasse, Mon
day. sold TO Lee Bros, Of this city,
a combined gelding for $3.50 and a
span Of mules to Chas. Arnold for
s400. Epperson Bros. handle all kinds
of fine stock.
Judge J. Z. Sims. a prominent
farmer and cattle man Of Audrain
county, Mo-, was in st. Louis this
week with a car of fat steers of his
own feeding. The sale embraced rs
head, weighing 1880 lbs. that sold
at s6.25.
E. P. johnson, the popular stock
Imam from the east end. viii put rs
head Of good cattle on feed the first
of the year. He is buying his corn,
paying from 3S to 40 {.
Levi VIM has a few stock hogs
on feed.
Joe Gray, of Cant ne'ghborhooi,
IS feeding Is hogs.
R. Brown, a prominent farmer and
cattle feeder Of Audrain county, Mo,
put the top on the cattle market in
st. Louis this week with assignment
OF 10 1916 lb. steers TIT funded
at $3.50,