Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-09-14
COUNTY NEWS.

the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Rufus
Jackson, this week.
The exhibit continues all week on
The MaIIeabIe Range at Dry's. $3.50
worth OF cooking vessels free with
every range sold.
George Dearing and wife, Of Shell
byville, III. are guests of Mexico
friends and relatives.
Miss Susie Houston, of this city,
is teaching music in Marshall.
The Montgomery City Fair is in
progress this week, and VIII be at
tended by large number of Mexico
people.
The case of the Fruin- -Bambrick
Construction Company against the
Mexico. Santa Fe & Perry Trac-
Mesdarnes j. C. Buuekner and D. G.
Trimble of Kansas City, are visiting
friends in Mexico.
Herbert Norris departed for Boon
vile, Mo-, Tuesday. where he will
again attend the Military Academy
If you are in need Of rugs, small
or large sizes, we can save you
money.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G.. Co.
j. w. Lee, Jr., and wife are home
from an extended trip through the
states on the Pacific Slope. They
also paid visit to Mr.. Lees broth
er Claude Lee, in Colorado. The Wis
it to the West was pleasant from
start to finish, ad Mr.. Lee broke the
record on catching fish at Catalina
Island and is all sweIled up about
one fish he caught. which weighed
go or $40 pounds we have forgotten
just exactly which. We do know that
he Is wearing the clothes of his
brother-in-law, Warner Williams, and
they are not tight fit for him and
Warner Is not SO small when it
comes to size, and is somewheat of
q fisherman himself.
Don't wait to buy good range,
come in this week. The Malleable
man win show you the best range
built. Dry.
A telephone message from DIR. ].
+. Harrison, from st. Louis. at $3.50
Tuesday morning, stated that Geo.
N Johnson was operated on and
had stood the operation well. No
complications were discovered and
his recovery is expected. The trouble
was in the gall duct.
DR.. Frank Harrison, w. w. John
son, Clyde Johnson and Mrs. George
Johnson were in st, Louis ait the
time Of the operation.
American Lady Corsets, all the
newest shapes.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. @. Co.
HOME FOR SAVINGS
North Missouri Trust Co.
At the meeting of the Board of Di-
reetors OF the Mexico, Santa Fe G
Perry Traction Company Monday at
ternoon other propositions to aid the
local concern to get the road com
pleted were heard. Among them was
J. A. Tuthill, representing a Chica-
30 concern.
Hand Crochet Doilies.
Ricketts, G. Emmons D. G. Co.
The local company has had numer-
Jus propositions submitted to them
1y capitalists from New York City,
Chicago, st. Louis and other places.
Many Of these seeking after the eIec-
,ric line have gotten no farther than
merely corresponding with Board of
Directors.
There are four. however, who
lave submitted definite plans. The
'lans have to be thoroughly investi-
sated and 1t takes time to bring
my of the proposed arrangements,
aid one of the members OF the
Ioard, eve are still open for any
ne who wishes to investigate our
The Malleable Range with It's s.
vail construction, Malleable Iron
'op. extra heavy fire box, handriv
ted. makes It superior to all 9th.
RS. Buyit this week at Dry's
Mrs. Frank Stults, of Oakland, Cal
fornia. and Mrs. A. M. Rice, Of Los
California, are the guests Of
Irs. c. r. Toalson. Mrs. Stults was
Miss Myron Saunders, and
flss Rice was Miss Matte Saunders,
10Th having lived in this city several
ears ago, and sisters of L. NJ. Saun-
lers, of Mexico. AlFerdo. son Of Mr.
iice, made his relatives a short visit
while en- route to Chicago.
Every train into Mexico for the
,ast three days has brought delega-
ion of young ladies' who will enter
Hardin College. The school opened
Tuesday and from all indications the
ttendanee this year win be record
,reaker.
The Carpenter house just north of
Professor Millions residence will be
lsed for rooming place for the girls.
rhe attendance is so large that out
tide rooms We're necessary.
A big loaf OF bread 12x12x15 inches
t was baked in the Malleable at
Dry's.
Frank Eller, William and Doc
Pledge are spending two weeks
lunting in Usage county.
Centemeri Kid and Silk Gloves;
ct us fit you d2w1t
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
b. P. Mccormick, of Monroe, Ca,
IS the guest of his cousin, Albert
Burgess, of this county. Mr.. Nc
Tormlck is returning home from Colo
RADIO Springs where he made the trip
On q motor cycle. He will visit
here for some time.
The Auxvasse base ball team de-
reated the Mexico All Stars Satr-
day, 8 to 2. The Mexico All stars
will play the Toxic Japs ball team
here Sept 21,
We can save you money on table
linen and napkins; let US convince
you.
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