Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-02-02
CULLEN BUYS FARM.
1. P. Munroe Comes to Audrain-
As TO Intensive Farming

weeks ago for 5000.
j. p. Powell has bought the r
Il. Rautenberg l6l acre farm, five
miles northeast of Mexico.
G. +. Keithley has traded his
store at Rowena for farm in
Lincoln county.
The Laddonia Herald says:
Will Lee. of Mexico, was here oil
Monday and bought II head OF
horses and mules. He inserted AZ
add in the Herald last week sta
ing that he would be here Monday
and the people were here. The
Lee Bros. are good buyers ana
know how to get the people to
bring in their stock. They bought
from the following parties: VIM
Pittman. black mare; j. n. An
derson, . black mares JAS. Lynch
| mule; Wilson Patter. black
horse; j. T. Walker, bay mare /;
j. II. Philips, 2 bay horses; A. Ii
Robertson. 2 mules; b. p. Levic6
, horses; S. u. Dubray, roam
mare; John Jesse, = horses G.. L.
Mechlin, ! bay mare. Prices
from $75 to $lS5 per head.
Joseph and Gray Wilson, out
Moline way, have 90 head of nice
cattle on feed.
j. A. Morrow, the real estate
man, traded a 100 acre Galloway
county farm, valued at $50 per
acre, for a nice piece of Mexico
property, valued at a. 900.
On Wednesday, Feb. %, Wash
ington S birthday, Judge Alex
Carter will have a big sale of good
stock, including so mules, some OF
them fine twO-year- oldS; also some
firSt-class saddle stock, including
Forest King, Gray King and other
good ones. Remember the date,
Wednesday, Feb. %.
The same speakers who were at
the Farmers Institute in Mexico
Monday held like gathering at
Laddonia the following day. We
understand there was good at.
tendance of those interested in
farming and fine interest.
That intensive farming pays is
shown by the results reached by
DIR. Klutz on a three-acre tract
near Clinton. His profits on this
small tract were $606.l3. This
came from two cows, one colt, six
hogs and l35 chickens with the
eggs and butter produced.
Charles Hoffman, a busy trader
northwest of Auxvasse, !et w. ID.
Mcdonald. who lives three miles
east of Mexico, have % head of
yearling heifers, to be weighed NJ
February 10, at 50 hundred
pounds.
Ira p. Munroe, of Piper, III.
some time ago bought the VIM.
Jenkins farm, six miles north of
WellSville, just over in Audrain
county, and few days ago he and
his family moved to said farm.
All our people are glad to welcome
them.
George Menefee bought res
idence and six acres of ground,
half mile north of Laddonia, for
1850.
VIM. Braden sold 80 acres, the
north part of the old Braden
homestead, three miles northwest
of LaddOnia, to his brother James
for So, $50. There are no improve
ments on the land, except a gran
airy stands thereon, and, by the
way, it contains 1910 bushels OF
threshed oats.
f. j. Hamilton sold his res
idence in LaddOnia last week to
Ote Freels for 81, 300 and in a few
weeks will move to the Ed Brecbt
place, formerly known as the John
ID. McCarty farm, four miles north
of Laddonia.
Our friend G. r. Mccall, form
crly of Rush Hill and later of Ok.
lahoma, has bought White Bros.
new grocery store, just across the
street south from the Shoe
Factory, and another one of our
good friends, j. A. Pierce, is his
head clerk. Here's wishing the
best of luck for Messrs. Mccall
and Pierce.
Man past 30 with horse and
buggy TO sell stock condition
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