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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
CURTIS HILL SAYS ROADS
A MOST IMPORTANT
MATTER We ARE NEGLECTNG

How Good Roads Help the Farm
err was the subject OF an address by
Curtis Hill. State Highway Engineer
of Missouri, at the Conservation Con
gress in Kansas City. Mr., Hill said
in part;
From the firstload u mar carried
on his back or put upon the back of
a pack animal he has been endeavor-
ing to tighten his burden by over
coming the laws of gravitation The
good road is one line In the endeav
or to overcome gravitation and to
make easier n method Of transpor-
~tation.
Transportation charges have enter
ed more into the cost OF living than
any other one item. Food, clothing,
building material, all OF the staple n
eessities Of life, must pay the freight
The freight is deducted from or add
cd TO the price Of an article. The
question of good roads is. there
fore, at the present time, n OF the
most vital with which we have to
dealS There is no one Internal i'm
proyement so necessary and Essential
to a states progress and prosperity
as the betterment of the highways.
The wagon road is the peoples
own property, their own means for
local transportation. II Is the only
transportation system owned, operate
and controlled by the people them
selves. 1t is also the most neglect
ed system OF transportation in the
limited States and the most expen-
sive means of transporting produce,
owing largely to this neglect. Many
a pound Of freight originating upon
or destined to a farm moves over a
common" country road, at a cost
/, three times as high as j would be il
the roaA were first class. Often the
haul between the farm and railroad
station costs more than for all the
remainder of the journey.
Coed roads may not be the whole
solution for prosperity and happiness
of country life, but they are q part
of it-and a very necessary and i'm
portant part Of it. The relation o.
public roads to the social, intelleetua
and moral part of life has beer
largely overlooked. The home, th'
school and the church is the nucleus
around which our social life exists
This is especially true of farm lift
where the highway is the means o
| communication and transportation b
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12


One and oae-haY eHb yeEow corr
meal; X cup eHfite-whSaf -four. I tea
spoon salt; rs eKb Sueet milk: y eab
gioiasses;5 k5ek kaspooHJaks &c b.
king RoUdey.
Sift together, three times, meal. -four,
salt and baking powder. Mix moiasses
and sweet milk and stir into dry in
gradients to make smooth batter. Turf
into two empty K c Baking Powder
boxes, thoroughly buttered, and lei
steam three hours. This bread is par.
~ticularly good to serve with salads Of
raw oysters also at breakfast, as toast
Of all kinds.
Raisins or currants mas be added.
though some prefer it without.
Readers Of this paper may obtain The
Cooks Book containing this and 50
other delicious recipes free by sending
the colored certificate packed in eyery
ascent can of K c Baking Powder 10
the JAQUEs MFG. Co., Chicago, Send
tor The Cooks Book today. 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
20 YEARS AGO.

Mrs. Henrietta Mallory, mother OF
Mrs. Joe Weimer Of Mexico, died at
her homo on Long Branch.
Miss Kate Houston taught in the
Sturgeon public school.
A slight earthquake shock was ex'
perienced in Mexico. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Herring enter
tanned a large number Of friends by
a lawn fete. Those who assisted in
the entertaining were; Bazziy Price,
Emmery Miller, Andrew Hood, Henry
Larlmore and Arthur Dicus.
S. T. Brooks, express messenger
on the C. G. A. Branch, accidently
shot Himself while while on the
road between New Bloomfield. and
Guthrie.
A. w. Woolwine, of Colorado, was
in Audrain on business.
Samuel Howard and Miss Ida
Washer we're married at the Baptist
tChurch in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Chunks of DriftwOOd.
BY Uno.
Come on in

Come on in
The water is superb
The spirit and the bride say, sCome
Look out for the Vim Fiz, Monday
What's the matter with a gin fz?
Bob Hooton has found his hogs that
he feared had made their getaway.
Frank Armistead, west Of town,
Thursday. was stricken with a stroke
OF nervous prostration. His physician
was called and Frank is some better.
George Laforce, Saturday, ''over
driv" his dairy wagon horse, George
the End, . and the horses life is now
hanging by a tender thread but Or,
jay Bennett thinks he can prolcng the
life Of the animal for many moons.
Col. and Mrs. W. @. Wallace are
having a nice granitoid walk put down
In froat of their beautiful West Lib
erty street hotel. Our good friend,
Captain Tazwell Smith, occupies a
suite of rooms on second floor OF this
popular boarding house and the
Ledger Owl is soon to dine with the
gallant Captain. Oh, joy
We see that Fritz Kemper and one
Tony Weinand have been entered ir
the great free-for-all contest for the
bomeliest man at the Street Carnival
We hear that Fritz is a desperate clos'
third with Tony close to his heels
81 Hubbard, Joe Norman and the res
OF the bunch or "homeIies' are nov
being re-shod by Joe Pratt. The,
fear l. NJ. Greer and Frank Squire
may first come in under the wire o.
the home-stretch. All "hosses'' en-
tered In the contest are swift ones an
can't disguise their faces. Get busy
oh, you Vim Fizl
See Leo the great.
It's the genuine artickle.
Take a shot at the midgets.
Hold on to your little soulmate.
Put me off at the Owl museum.
Take a shot at the Darktown Swell
Yes, l know, but oh, you Charf
Head Nuff sed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
10 AGO.

A barndoor blew shut on the arm OF
Dennie Sannebeck and broke his
arm.
j, ]. Dooling of Chicago and Miss
Mary Moore Of Mexico were granted
"a marriage license.
]. B. Owen was home from the
Indian Territory.
Luther d. Byrns Of Audrain coun-
ty was attending the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary at Louisville,
Ky,
VIM. Vaughn and Miss Mabel Rod
gers, both OF Mexico, were married
By Rev. ]. j. Griffin.
A thief entered the residence Of
willis Hulen and stole clothing, Jew
elry and money.
Fred Jacobson, formerly of Mex
leo. was conducting a hotel at san
Diego de Cuba.
Miss Anne Hinde was visiting il
Old Mexico.
Wallace Duncan, Of Orchard u
and Miss Lulu Robbins Of this CITY
were married by Father j. ]. Dil
lion. Mrs. Robbins was a niece o
Mrs. YIN. Dawson Of Mexico
Mrs. Harry Atchlson Of coffeyville
Kan, was recovering from in1urle
received in a runaway Mr., Atchi
son was a salesman for a clothing .
IAablishment at Coffeyville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
WHO IS rnE rRErrIEsr aItL {

- NJ 1881 Wy y
We hear that a committee Of five
through the kindness Of Co. Will
Morris, the g%entlemanly and p erless
Superintendent OF Mexlco's ms mmoth
Shoe Factory, will soop visit tAs fac
tory and view the workings II this
big manufacturing plant. Whale the
committee are rubber-neckiug they
will select and vote on as u Who is
the prettiest young lady emplc! I'd at
the factory. There are scores OF
pretty girls there and II the Ledger
Owl had his way, we could tie the
winning ribbon On a little blue eyed,
golden-haired peach" In just seven
seconds. But which one Of the fair
ones the committee selects, her name
and picture will appear in Ledger
with a beautiful write,np, Now, dear
girls, don't put 50 much ~''neauty
nourn on your pretty faces but make
goo-goo eyes at the COMMITTEES, W
want a fare-square deal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
New Brown Bread Recipe

ByAkys. JaHet MeRessie Hin, Editoy9
The BOsEoH Gookisg Shoot Maga-iR
Nearly everybody likes Boston brown
bread, hrt . many hare experienced
trouble with its being soggy, they have
become discouraged. Here Is a new
recipe that cannot fail II the few simple
directions are carefully followed. You
will be delighted with the results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Oh, for the wings Of an Owl!
Are you an Eagle How lovely
Has any one here saw Blue Mundy
Who is the homeliest Eagle here?

Who is the homeliest Eagle here?
Who'll get the piano /? W. dunno.
Put me off at Doc Tincher's Auction
emporium.
Have you saw the handwriting on
the wall? II not, yet busy.
Mrs. Tina Tillman, OF this city, is
visiting relatives in st Louis.
We are sorry to hear that our old
friend, Harvey Stuart, is critically III.
Charlie Brown is representing Cot
tonwood Springs at the Illinois State
Fair. Oh, you Charlie
Dr.. aud Mrs. Frank Peck are now
guests Of their relative, Mrs. James
Humphrey, OF Jacksonville, Mo.
We hear that Roger Hunt Of south
Mexico, was quite severely injured, a
few days ago, by some heavy lumber
falling on him.
VIM. C0nger and wife OF Seatlle
Wash, are guests Of Major and Mrs
Godfrey Zaugg, Of this city and othel
relatives Of this county
Lawrence Fecht, Philly Shire, VIM
Klusner, VIM Iron and many othe.
young men OF east Of town, are lakini
4. 49, ItlEnofo ckata fair
Dan Ryan has resigned his position
with tho Model Bakery. Dan will
visit friends In Illinois and the
return to Mexico and boom our city
Tuesday, Bill Ragsdale sold tw
dozen horse blankets to Col. w, Z
Yeager, OF Glasgow, at 81 50a blanke
Bill ships goods most every day
various points,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

The best plaster. A piece Of flan-
mel dampened with Chamberlain's Ii
iment and bound on over the affecte
parts is superior to a plaster and
costs only one tenth as much. Fol
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Fulton, Mo. Oct. 6.
James Leslie Joy Cole, aged II years
and Miss Myrtle s. Reynolds, aged.
10, both OF New Bloomfield, were
granted a marriage license wednes
day, being the youngest couple on
record to receive such a permit here.
Richard Reynolds, father of the girl
and stepfather of the young man, &c
ed in the dual role when he gave
his consent to the issuance Of the
license for both principals.
Walter Carson was married 10
Miss Lizzie Waters OF near Benton
City, Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Porter Waters. The Rev. r..
w. Leonard performed the ceremony.
Following the ceremony Mr., and Mrs.
Carson came to Mexico and were the
guests OF Mrs. John r. Davis. They
departed Thursday on a bridal "trip
to points in Illinois.
The Ledger extends ccngratula'
tions.
Lannie Gamble and Miss Elizabeth
Bishop of ST, Louis we're married
in that city Sunday afternoon &C 2
O'Clock
The bride is a young lady of re-
finement and popular among her
friends.
The groom 10 d former Mexico boy
and is the eldest son OF Mrs. Mollie
Gamble Of this city. He is a limo.
type operator for Zimmerman &
Packard, st. Louis. and is an efficlel
and trustworthy young man.
Alex Gamble, brother Of the sroom,
and Russo creasey, OF this city,
attended the wedding.
The Ledger Joins the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble IN
extending congratulations and best
wishes for a long and happy married
life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

In a Hne little town that is not ia
away
Lives a jolly good fellow, Docto
d. J. X.
He's seen tfty-six winters Of ice ant
OF snow
And has heard many fierce blizzardi
around him blow.
In disposition he's cheerful, friendly
and kind
To the faults OF bis people he's al
ways blind.
When once he forms an opinion he'll
never bulge,
For he is sure a sensible, righteous
Judge
Ofall manner Of things-but par.
ticularly-weather
Indeed It's a fact this man can tel.
whether
The cloud In the heavens will bring
rain or sleet,
Or a blizzard, or a wave of intense
heat.
Dead sure be knows and that full
we'll,
II no rain falls-therell be a long
dry spell!
ORR a person in the night 90 on
lark,
II no moon or stars shine--it will b
quite dark.
Such predictions from him have wor
him great fame
And added much glory to bis Illus
trious name.
Now this old prophet is generous
thoughtful and kind
For be gladly instructS the lame
halt and blind.
And to the sick and the weary h
readily brings
The elixir Of life from Cottonwoo
Springs,
Saying "It's SO healthful and cool
ing and always good
This fine free water OF old CottoI
wood
And when he, too, is weary an
wants a good rest
He goes to the fountain which
always the best
And Joins his good friend one Reube
o. Dill,
who believes every one should drin
his fill,
And as Reuben doth pump the waite
comes up
And hastily fills to the brlm the oil
tin cup.
Oh, long may he prosper and Ion
may be live
And years Of predictions to tt
public give,
And when he lies down to his rest
his grave
May the bonghs Of a Cottonwood OF
himpeacefully wave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

tween the home, school and church.
Neglect the public roads and you not
only neglect your own transportation
facilities, but your social and educa
tional environments
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Chunks Of ,Htwood
Boom the QuIlI Of Reuben o. pnl.
we Hays wIth Us Thls Erenlnr-

We Have With Us This Evening
And it is sad to note that even the
clergy have not been spared.
The little baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Shearman, west Of town, is quite IN.
See Churchill KEENAN, when ,you
want fancy sign painting executed.
Churchill is an ideal artist.
Take a shot at a &c sack OF KilIc.
siFic smoking tobacco, to be found at
Col S~annebeck's store. 1t makes a
scrumpiious smoke.
The weather was quite chilly this
morning and many pedestrians took
advantage OF what is known as the
Harry Turner Hump"
oh, yearn ye not, fair Eucie;
She's gone into the West,
She'll settle down in Reno town;
The courts will do the rest.n
.."| HM"| f."
II would seem to the Ledger Owl
from the large acreage Of dltchine,
no" on here, and The large amount Of
steam heat TO be turned on, Mexico
will be a hot old town this winter.
DR.. Tincher tells US bis big auction
store Is open every evening az I n and
all day OF Saturdays Take a shot at
those goods at way down prices In
show windows next to Ledger Office.
We hear that the beautiful little
city OF Keytesville has been touched
with a mysterious lady in black and
that Detective Roy Key is endeayor-
ing TO learn whether she balls from
Mexico or not, She is said to b a
sweet-feced girl Of mystery.
Speaking OF the homliest man CON
test now on, In Mexico, Tom Cropper
tells US II Squire Clip Mildred was a
resident Of our city now, 81 Hubbard
or Joe Norman or the rest OF the bunch
would be beaten with hands down.
Clip easily wins in all the contests he
enters. Col. Mildred is now a gallant
justice Of the peace Of Loyeland, Col.
The Mokane, Mo-, Herald, in pub.
fishing the happenings OF II years
ago, says "Bop White, editor OF the
Mexico Ledger, was awarded the $500
offered for the best editorial on the
st, Louis Fair Yes, that's 50, an
be got the cataroon. Col. White is
on the works and invites all
competitors to come on In ; the water
is fine. Oh, you Col. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Foley KidneY Pills

TONIC IN ACTION . QUICK IN RESULTS
Give prompt relic! from BAcKACHE,
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of the
KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of the
BLADDER and all annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon to
MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
lave HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
q, A, Davis, 67 WASHINGTON St, Connersyille,
| ind, Is In his S5th year. lie wrltes rsi u have
lsteiy suffered much from my kidneys and blad.
| aer 1 had severe baekaches ard nv kidney ACTON
vas too frequent, ceusiug NE % inso much sleep
a niaht, and in my bladder there was constant
pain. I tool. Foley kidney. Fills for some TING
| Ind am now free OF all trouble and again able "a
s. no and around. Foley kidney fills have mi
Nghast recommendation,
OTIS PuRDf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
|th and Energy Eat
am of Rye
.ast. Reduces Cost Of LiN,
4 Silver Spoon In Every
Ask your Grocer for a
3t-et

b B. Walton, whe is visit
y city from Fort Worth,
delegate TO the Ladies'
b the Brotherhood Of
ainmen and will attend
hi Convention of the Or
sas City the latter part of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Lame back is one Of the most com
mon forms OF muscular rheumatism.
A few applications of Chamberlain's
Liniment will give relief. For sale
by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

n. Q~nisenberry and her
hss Annie, have returned
\ City where they visited
Of Pallas week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

c. IL. Culbertson and wife, olin
Culbertson and wife and Miss Della
Liter, Of Montgomery City, motored
to Mexico Sunday and returned late
in the afternoon,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Ledger viii be
dyertIsement of NJ. L. Ar
bile sale, TO take place
farm. 3 10 miles
Mexico, near the
! house. Wednesday, oeto.
b There Will be some
bred at this sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

] OF II. f. d.. Thompson,
s~udrain's most prosperous
! has lived there since
Hall in all OF his travels
b a place he aked as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

renee and wife of Aux
hast week in St Louis.
|bit Lake Geneva near st.
they return home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Ven and wife. of Niagara
b Friday night in this
bnd Mrs. Owen were IN
bobile and were en- route
the West where they have
seral weeks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

/ received a very compli-
|ter from Mrs. Harvey
|ause Of painting Of her
made. It was Of Frank,
ordered in Clay City. H.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

. of Bowling Green, visit
|erin-law, Il. r. Buckner,
! says that he Is still con
! house with a severe at
aimatism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Apples
Sale

Pbout 1900 bushels OF win
lor sale in orchard. Price
per bushel orchard run,
ents per bushel. These ap-
much better than my
We're in 1909. they are
Poth and sound. Begin pick.
u 1911. Come and get a
DR JOHN BLEDsoE.
II Perry, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
To pr D. J. Kanaly;
A Nifty Poem.

NoTE.-The beautiful poem below
was composed and written by Mrs. A.
HP. B., a Saline county poetess, formerly
OF Mexico. The lady sure YIELDS an
exceedingly, warm trenchant pencil
and is now way yonder ahead Of all
her competitors for the $500 cash prize
to be given by the Ledger Owl for the
niftiest and far fetched poem printed
In the Ledger within The year 1911,
Come on in the water is fine. The
poem follows;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

who has been with
m of Wilkins & Brown
yeans, has resigned his
III. McGee is undecided
te will locate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

tewart departs about
the year to spend the
the winter in Florida.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
Mn. ANp Mns. pEoK ENrERrAIN.

NIB. AND MRS PECk ENTERTAIN.
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peck,
at their beautiful suburban home,
west OF Mexico, entertained at a one
O'Clock superb dinner, the following
good people Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Ttenor and son, Leonard, Of Ottawa,
H.; DR.. and Mrs. Frank Peck, OF
Nursery, Texas, and Majer and Mrs.
Chas. Cunningham, OF near Benton
City. The dinner is said to have been
great. The rooms we're prettily dec.
Grated with fall flowers, cosmos and
asters prevailing. In the dining room
a charming color scheme Of yellow aud
white was carried cut, the table heing
adorned with golden red sne bows OF
yellow satin ribbon. The scene was
a pretty one During the afternoon
an informal program Of music was
rendered by Mrs Frank Peck, which
was much appreciated by the assem-
bltd guests and the day was spent like
the passing away OF a sweet dream.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

lard Turner, of Aux
home after a
with her parents, Mr..
w. Baldridge. of this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

b has opened a feed lot.
the hbtching rack lot. in
barn. An enterprise of
|as long been needed in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

|pn and wife were in.
hort time "Wednesday
|their home at Curryville
MIS-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

. Lakenan Finley. ar
Oct, 9, to be the perma-
pr Mr.. and Mrs. R, B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Bybee and
daughter, Miss Lynne, are attending
the State Fair at Springfeld, Illinois.
Curtis Bybee, the peerless one, is in
town shaking hands with friends. He
says be has been travelling extensively
and is at home anywhere bis hat is OF.
And that's no lie. But oh, you Curtis.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Bradford and
son, Floyd, are home from st. Louis.
Col. Bradford bought a large stock Of
Christmas goods, soon TO be Installed
in bis popular Enterprise Store here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
NJ MAN coNrEsr.

HoMELY MAN CONTEST.
In the most homely man contest,
now on. to be reeled of next Wednes-
=. naEies osinisa' mere y
80 Auaiu 10 IN tne ieau
s 'oe Nomal = desperate close
aeoonu hnen isl'o"s husSell En-
mOus' onas' Ols's' gu houston, J, M
1ieei' riauA squire q 10 hlao.
soe Noiuiah Veiis 10 ne 10 uolhg all In
n's powe' anu -mo,Aine nara 10 1ne
ulsos = = 'oe says 81
ousns " oeao Wnoie ounch WIN
nuu' uo"n 'Se says ne lsconnoent
farsi will wear the beautiful medal
Of which be SO richly deserves. But
all the bunch entered In this contest
~ opieuuiu nen.
1919. ine
each contes,ant arc wo,rina herd ~
rho in,erest NJ his mr. har man votes
ono cant each Rows n,cL von, NOR
and came on in. the wa.er e. Hne Sae
the n,ftv nrize N Ruckat,s drug store
-
~ Noman asu NV
~ rnt,anmana $500
- near ,som M aen.aas ~
unana,v haItn % w.S,no .ns
the boy scout soldiers may have 10 be
called out to keep the peace and count
the votes next Wednesday, Boys,
tote fair and look pleasant. There are
other homely "hosses" in this race
snae arg nov W pe sneeAeu az
Blessed sunshine!
Have YOU turniped vet
eooyoo..,ho c,raa, c.,,,r.,
.,c,, bpt % row ho,,or
mis' aunt mai'in 10 uome y .
ueileneiui WISH " Dels'h o''y ieia'
'ites anu iiienus'
-
Sar,ana S"s .ioSoa ~ ,h,s sosson
Aeliey Wiikefson D ianny' Vi
tnis Guy aetenueu tpe iuuelai anu
~ nv 49, sunsaa aaas s.nta Ea
The bee through many a garden roves
And sings the lay Of courtship Ger;
But when he finds the flower he loves,
lie seteles mere ana NUNS no more
by heuoen ono'
Robert B. Hooton and wife attended
the funeral and burial OF Mr.. Wiley
Wnkerson, Tuesday, near Santa Fe.
Mrs, Hooton is a relative OF Mr..
Wilkerson.
Prof. Geo Lafo1ce and Col. Charles
Holt. the peerless ones, will not take
vacations this year. Business matters
are too pressing for Laforce and
Holt to make their getaway.
roors nora ana moro lipo New yorL
ovorv a,v9 What does9 wbv. Max.
so,' ia s,nnor Come nm IN. the
n,stor 10 sno and n would seem tht
49,. x.axsn hos hoon nossod
|
-x.a.raI SaI,ver, u,ndow at h most
Office. Charlie Head is now on thu
gorks and wears a nifty smile thaI
, won't come off. Sure he'll make good
~. wos,o, pnOb i. now a salesman
=. ,ho Enteynrise store, Miss Glen
=, ao,rn pInnIn having resigned he
: aos,tion a. this tire and will attent
pnao - vorS,iIles Mo this winter
nnah % i've wire and has
anaiia that tadetb not away,
maJor IoanaS 200,
saunders iul wy 10Y n,ah,
ouo o. liiohen ooCp ,m',t annnah ,
= Lutes uosS vs. - .asoaI coou
capture D oiu lips..all iao0aI e o
ana poSsums arc o@iu " op',a uao
tnlS year. Oan sns =
frlenuS teil us wneie VIC o'a "
expert coon duu poSsum uok F"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Father Dillon is home from st.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

h Walton, OF ut. Worth,
Visiting friends and rela-
lexico and Audrain coup-
Falton was formerly Miss
h. who was reared In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Is. Cortez Edmonston.
ng a fine boy that ar
Ionday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

John T. Ricketts,, President Of the
State Abstractors Association, is
home from the Kansas City annual
meeting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Woodlawn Farm owned by A. n.
Day, Is among the farms published
In the Ledger this week as being
properly named, but the ~postoifice adj
dress should be Mexico, Mo, instead
of vandalia, Mo