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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
WI, MY 1--we moMr.

Th, cleveland Loader recently print
81 m admirable cartoon vltn the
abov, title q was ON, OF the best
newspaper pictures printed in a long
time q, was both humorous and
tragic. aud as Food for Thought II
was IA class b., tsclt
u showed d section oi once happy
home an torn up. IT, contents piled IN
heap and the housewife standing
Triumphant over the wreck. with her
head tied up in % towel and q feather
buster ia her hand. II represented
the annual house cleaning, an event
That strikes terror to the heart OF
every married man
The women say that house cleaning
is necessary, pnd present some reason
able arguments tu that effect. but u
doesn't seem necessary that thcy
should los" an control of their facul-
ties when cleaning house ia woman
cnuld de- this work calmly and leisure.
N. II wouldn't be- $50 bad. but that
seems Impossible. when sh, begins
h"us, cleaning TIA, average housewife
becomes iunnci-suupcd cloud. an
angel ~ dcsolution. Everything has
To- u, carried out uu the lawn and
then carried into the bous, again
Tborr b. q sutuuultn of srrubhmg aud
sweeping and cold yicuu1is. aud when
20 man goes homr aud surveys tho
ruiua ot his homo no b"em- To nisn
DO, l,,d u % li,or barn.
The vacuum ,l'au'r aud other CON
triNanccs are hoIus sp Improved that
IL Be- poeiul' to ,l'ln % house without
taking tp t,, carpets cor muug 10,
iJrnitW, on TOP eft th, barn. but 10
Win talk, = long tim, Goo rducnt, woo
man To- the use uf such appliances \
house cl'uuius Won't seem Ike t
hour' rl'inine uul.-s ,vrr,thIns ie
carried pu door, uud huns ou the
trees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

usnt she was awakened nN hours
ht,r To have b. ,pnt.u.d upm u.r
Tuo d,spcfado,s Vho .DuIg vtu,ss
uuth.re eu,f such ns mat ono
COULD turn deaf ,urs Geo % mother
uI.ul.uss who could carr. uv0 rom
a u.fU,re arms sNr,t.M,.d. nuu.
.,ut .u, pab' r.bbing Be- H,..
ESQ. 100 tH, rud, uvakoniue tr. m,u
.Iu1.ut I,Jits liuW g,at mu, ut.r
H,.u I.T necessity ior mpu,.. uuN
I,.i tI.l u,yd OF csrapc from tu,
un bsu df, u,ir n,,ossu. ma
mtr b,.u Do udord tho, had tW
munt H,.uud that 81 outlaw breed
Oh, u.u ,.u ould Mduap o. .um boo
-u.N 3D. i.uNua va, ha,c h. heart.
uI voI,r auI .hpuld b, hunted durr
ut. u. Iu'.
Tur m.t .mul- 90, t,,rus, p.r.
sou .uu DO nu,s fD, Charts nud a
Christian compassion ln u b. Boo.
decd mrI BOO us yor, t. iprb.ar
avon tn Iu, .Nuuf of k',piur ,thm
tI. u.luF .. i.u r.ugiou. t.t,uns
Tn E,,mua llrrld hopes u1t lu
tu, event GLE. Ndmu,rs az, mk.u
ih,rr $500 Boz. uo .,uo sa,h as win o..
u,.' upon in. uf mann, of Nco M.A-
ico. uu' ut.u ruo-, mon must h,.
.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
ANNUAL CATAL0C Of
BUSINESS COLLEGE
JUST OFF PRESS
Handsome Volume Issued by
Albuquerque Institution
Should Be in Hands of Every
Person.

Practical Education is the uuc
"i splondid annual catalogue issu,d
h' the Albuquerque liusiucss college.
occupying one ou,ir" floor m the l<ur-
Der building In this city The book
deals with "practirM Education a
subject at absorbing interest at th"
present time. and contains an accurate
description of the many excellent
COURSES offered %, the college. which
* the onl, business college IN either
Sow Mexico or Arizona which ISSUES
an annual catnlpgu,
The catalogue ju.t ISSUED is com-
plctc IN every detail ~, statements
Il contains are absolutely correct aud
the institution can pr relied anon To-
lultN ity 'N,iN promise. rto equip
mout of th, Ntbuuuoruu, business
toilcEp iy the best ubtainthl, aud ts
complete ns an Institution ui its rauk
demands Housed n the kurb,r
building, thu rouus lnd fixtures were
built especially fur tho schoul aud
aif"rd every tnrilii, obtaiuablc ~ acc
complsning Ga" best results Ina pre-
pairing Young mon ana women r"r
business lite
For IA" past t1rrr years the Aibu-
uurrpu, Business 'u'lcg" has been uu-
der thr personal .uprryisiou ur prot
j. T.. Goudcll who took over th. i'm
~titutun iu 1908 when II was strug-
CLING for existence WITH hs teach
ng experience. sound business iudg-
mont ana n persistent and aggr,ssiv"
nature. PROT. Goodrll has been Won-
d"yiullN successful in conducting the
college The growth at thr institution
during his management has been all
mos, phenomenal MIR. Good'll teach
49, shorthand during school hours
having direct charge ~ that yer, .m-
poftant department
The spring term of the Albuquerque
business college hO sins ON Moudat.
Npril p Local AMI out Of town prn-
pie who are standing where brook
ana water meet aud are debating
what lin, Of work Gao tako up Ia ifu
shuold obtain "u, o. the newly ISSUED
catalogues ana study II carefully. u
cannot but suggest way ont at thu
difficulty
Catalogues WIN hc mailed free of
charge tu any pant Of New MeNio".
Arizona, west rcNas or southern
Colorado. which Be- the Held already
well covered py tho college
The chirf thing to remember about
the Alhuquerqu' business College Is
that II socur,s lucrative positions for
i,s graduates something that cannot
H.. dam. fft1 -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

>eeeeeeee~e...s......
lltmrnrln l,nz,tl. !

Ia well known ana mighty RESPECT
able Kansas town two men are candi-
dates Tor the office ot mayor. They
are citizens oi high standing. and eth
az one viii make an excellent ,Xccu-
tive
When the campaign opened they
began puniishnr cards In ia, local
pnpris vNrlainlug WhN the voters
should rails round their respective
flngs At iiist thcs, cards mere scnsl-
hic aud dccuruus bat AFTER ~ lttlc
each candidate began springing 10 few
hints aud mucndne at the other. and
before tons 1t was th, old storS ot
abuse aud accumulation The cards
nH tines are puhiiSh'd nov. are mcrcll
a mild form uf bIlliussgatc
f. Il au, Wonder that many sane
Uiiil'n. ur, si.h ana tired ul politics To-
NhA cant men be- courteous aud pu-
iit when thrs "a, running ior office.
as We'll aa -. other Times II docsn't
h'cnt possible that caudidnt, can
win voters log abusing thr other lei
l0W. H. is more likrlN To- disgust and
illtuttr his friends tn, candidates
Boz uu' stion ar, diguilicd men. boa the
ordinary NJlks ot ME-. ana would
never THINK of standtug on IN, street
GUESSING each other. vet they ous~ each
other through TIA, newspapers which
rs a good deaf worst, AZ thcy hay, =
larger audience.
candidates should b, as polite as
the duclls,s ol ma, old times Whom q
pair ul gentlemen met tu lacctat, each
other with sword ur pistol thcN fol-
lowed every requirement nt etiquette.
rhrN were So courteous and agreeable
that "a stranger would think th,s u,rc
tn, best friends ia the world There
Is more sons, ia that plan than m tine
cN,hane, at sarcasm and abuse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
\ ,.pDD NrDiNINI\I.

's'H'' hl'' W w "
rn, appointment of Iude, DJeud
- Nuu a.u.r ufeIa,. mr uu
a.u..l which au. maa, n, Governor
Nue p.m ur.uuu- o.. .p-
no,W OBJ, tu. n.ua.1un. u un
count. and OBJ. .. mpu. seu,mul
Jua Nm .ap,pl. uptuH
au0 uuua. u 500. always been 81
Republican,
o.. selection 500. .H tu. uUur. of o
p.rsonaI appointment 1u 900, govern
ur could not ba,, s,l,.t.d nofo
r.uuar msu fur tu, po-Iuan u tuI.
um ~, ha- man, u,uds boo Nco
M,N.o. Ii. appointment ua. nrru ,u.
d.t.'d a. ur R,rubu,m ratt. uu
lls counts H iuD Republican parts
ul OBJ, t,ruiu ana ull m.r with
-.p,ml approval ut Republicans in
aU sections or Sew McXlo.
Mr. Klo.k and Mr Mann btr both
,auabi, attorneys Th, uN, both
demonstrated na, thc, mr, in uo dom.
a,r 90 p,uur without tuo position CO..
district nuorurt That Governor Mills
preferred Co place judge Mauu r the
position was purely "a matter ot per
.onaI Selection. Personally aud point
loall, JudE' Mann and Nj klock are
friends and Republicans They have
hoth c,tu,rd dosir, "a SETH, what
differences thcy ma, have with re-
sp,,t Go th, uffiD, of district attoruol
lea th, courts aud in q diguifird aud
gcutcmanl, manner n there ~ any
doubt AS t. tho construction of the
statehood enabling law ut at tho ter
Iitorial statutos. the courts 50 tho
countr, ar, the proper places to carr,
The matter
So fat rs Governor Mile Is concern
'd. lac ma, res, assured that hr VIII
be- supported ia any consistent posi-
non nl th. Republicans ct Sew Mex
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
NW,p' ENQt'r BUSINESS COT.
IiEt't,--"N pn NTIGAi. SCHOOL
ron PRACTICE NOlNG
PEOPLE,"

My httIc ho, can give perfect i'm.
itaiion OF phonogaph
why dont Won send him Out ON
IN, vaudeville clrcuit?"
DO YOU think he would make a
hit?"
No; but anything T. better than
having him aroUnd The house 49,
Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
ROSES AND THORNS
LITTLE t.tlii..

lIobbio, hohblo. little girl.
with eyes of blue ana teeth ut pearl
Wear your pufis. your curls aud rat.
Wear your coal-hod Easter hat.
Though spring Winds may blow ana
whirl
ilubuic hubblo little girl.
HobDlc hobblc. little girl
Though at yOu rude Jokes thcN hurt
Though IN, crowds may follow you,
What care you ~ hat crowds may do,
Though The throngs may surge aud
swirl,
Hobblc. hobblp. little girl,
You can't tell by the loot ot the
horn how big the auto is.
How would YOU Ike To have mo-
NOR, chance than "A peach bloom
without smudsins
II having been Al week since the
1ularosa band played that tune the
jackrahbits are probably wandrring
back to their old familiar hdunts ia
the spring gardens.
az course the children Just have to
go To the circus aud sou llh, Go be- a
good fellow.
This Is the dav when van watch
y"ur friends who Indulge IN practical
Jokes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Despite the fact that We have the
finest mountains. finest trout streams
and greatest climate In the world right
tt our door. q few New Mcxicans VIII
10 spend the summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Tennessee. paper SAWS that IS pet
cent Of that states population can
vote Nothing 90 boast about. how
ever. Ia some counties IN ohio a5
per cent of thu voters could vote soy.
orai times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

II Is noticeable that right aJtcr that
story leaked out that HopscN,u in
tended L. organize e brigade OF Rough
Riders iu The event of war with ia
pan. Baron r,hidu hastoued tu assure
Mr Taft that Japan would not hurt
Is ipr anything ia IN, world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

When rrovidcuc, decides to hclp
out thu dry farmers ia tho Estanc,a
Nuuc, IL doesn't de- il b, halves Not
uuN did tho Vnli,, SGT heavy SHOWS
last winter bat just as the farmer got
his land ploWcd 1t began t. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Tie popular culot THIS season bon
washington s"'i'iN Dr. th, "H'l,u
IhnN. -" named M honor ur NJ
IHfis daughter Ia New YORK. th,
Y'"i remains th, rum, U,tt, Green
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Tho Las Vegas Fostotfico h going
To- close on Sunday to- give the cm-
ployos rest, The Amarillo. Texas
postoflic, IL going to close on SUNDAY
Co give the employees rest The Al
huqucrqu. postoffiCc Is .-----'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

whiskcrs ~ all the women voted for
NM This is another Argument
against woman aud ia, ballot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
\,i,lrc>> AT High school.


NJ Tine llgh School. colonel I'D
ward johnson pat lotto instructor of
the GRAND Army. delivered an excel.
i,ut address on Flowers. Those
N hu have heard Ia, culpu,l speak on
the things duc m country. ou pat
il0t.sm. ur the duties oi citizen.
know his clouu,uD.. but hr -huuc in
Il nov role yesterday with touching
appeal for beauty u 90, ordinary
Wng. Va life Th. colonel be- ID lover
rI IN, beautiful himself. and %. not
"nI> made an eloquent boat stirring
appeal 10 thr aesthetic eid. of his
auditors H. spok, hr,n, aud in
nrcstusy "t C1,il Nar r,mu.srouce-
ti th rlu.' of his tddr.-.. und inter-
'-tcd dll wa" huurd ham throughout
the 'utl time hc held 90, floor
Flowers. shrubs ana vines were
planted 10, th, students
\, tl,r Ward ~chuois
Attorney E " u. BRYAN delivered
"a int,i"~tlg address ou Nrbu. day
90 th' Fourth ward hpll. telling
"l IA origin aul meaning ui th, day.
10 dudlilon tp being uf general inter.
'si TN address vas OF such ,nnrar-
ter 49, :" appeal to chtldr,n In H.
simplicity. and tho llttr ones sat
-prllhuuId during ,hp rutIr. talk.
Th' exercises took plde, iu tine new
assembly room 900 Oh, second floor of
the building After "a, address. an,
ounds ut ma, ,obpul N,ge aprnr.
TONED among squad- ui the ,lndrcn.
'nd il"wcrs VINES and shrubs infant.
'd Special attention vls given
yure
short programs we're carried In each
room oi ,hr second ward school. each
teacher explaining To- her clnes lust
NhHI N1"r dHA was aud what ID
meant Nn effort to fnstill 4 low, OF
mature in each child WAS made
'.'ds we're planted ami shrubo,ry
seq out
similar exercises N,r. held al the
lhird and Fourth Ward .chnoI. vtn,s
'''''N'u special attention At these and
'N'Il 'h"fl {" give q proper 'd,a of
'n' nay an" l's significance made
" the tni,cr-i,,.
~" thSrnrc of President of f. Al
Gray from ~" University ,.stsrt,,,
caused several changes in the intend.
"a "hstrNdtlro ut Arbor day but
under the guidance OF the Older
students the cntir, undergraduate.
hodN took part IN the usual time-hon.
orrd stunts. First ana chief of these
rs the annual visit To- every room IA
The dormitorics aud TIA, fraternity
houses All morning was spent by tho
"ccupants OF these in preparing for
ms, ana some of The floors were So
'l'an that they almost sh ne, Tho
afternoon was supposedly 10 have
h"'n the Time of FaCulty.SpnioI.
Ndsrhtll game, but as the Instructors
l"il'd to appear OF the diamond. the
game was forfeited To- the seniors.
TIM iS an annual custom, and the
disappointment Of the students at not
seeing the Faculty disport rs collec.
i've self over the diamond. caused
great disgust amung ihc students
IN the evening, parties OF students.
r"-"ds'. and men as well as separate
parti"s of visitors. made q general in i.
Fp"cti"n "i the dormiot.N rooms and
IN" fraternity .ouses. The annual
sing which has occurred ON This
lnto for several v'grs past wal ON
miticd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

tn" mayor of Topeka. Kan wenrs
a genuine pair Of old Kansas Populis'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

The next thing We may expect To-
hear OF is an acroplau. trust High
financ, must keep up Vitb the times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Ecnna mas case of TN, Man. III,
Fcud aud IN, SiN-shootcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Just To- get even. let We mere men
hope that II viii rain an da, Easter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

~" Freddie II b. hardl, sar just
you haN, spring ono
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
SPRING TERM OPENS Mo>n>Y

day. Aprll 3 This will he the best
time 90 begin course in strnographN
or hookkeepinR school In session the
entire wear Graduates assisted Ia sr-
curing positions send for new cata-
lnvl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

ia" liarr,s pr, PLAYING tudH, The
Juveniles are th. uul, u,, wire. 200 tN.
.uA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

II may comfort senator D.pcW to
see. that M som, respects at least IL
was hard 10 fill his place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

whiskcrs ~ ali the women voted fnt
him rhis 10 an"thcr ateumcu,
agnlnst woman aud IA, ballot
-------..-. ..--...,-
The popular culot THIS season BOD
Washington s",i,N Is CD, "H,l,u
rink. so named ~ honor ct Mr
i"iis daughter Ia New Yufk th,
'."i remains The rum, nets GI,cu
Iu. Did fashioned Amyrlan who
u..H Zoo come down like a wolf un CO.,
loid HaN hos descendant WHO .our
uf. 100 tnr st,crarr make. mon,
and goes na,k To- hcrd sheep.
N,r N'Nru has one thing a. Dol,
ihuElH .pr tnat stands uut even rruu
H.i In.r n.~suet Thcrc Be- no hirud
sil urHbi,m Co 10, eui,cd. Dear oI,l
uotJ,r BE- u-uul raht on tn, iob
o. tm uo,. department dcuro,
wau mo., mlt.suu u TARGET pr,,
u. 49,, Won't n.,, 1u, ships ~ ,as,
uf aar
Nu Nuuuu,rw p.,mou har maic
his rpur,u., rr n,o straw hat
Npuw,rpu, is mvws uIus to get
Cher, ur.t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

This Is the daN when van wstch
N"ur friends who ndulso IN practical
jokes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

az course the children Just have Ia
good fellow,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12

plaintiff. Mr.. Shearman said: Il
did business with this firm for sew
eral years, but of late have been
doing business with another firm.
] was not aware that | owed them
anything and do not know anything
about a balance being due to the
plaintiff from me-"
Ny Shearman, wife and baby are
visiting her father, Capt. Smith re-
siding west of town. Mr.. and Mrs,
Shearmans baby is quite i'll. How
ever, it was thought to be some bet
ter Friday. The infant is cutting
teeth.
G. N. Dean and wife, of Sailing
Township. were in Mexico shopping
this week.
A jury in the Probate Court Mon
day morning decided that doctor
who is also a preacher has no right
to charge extra for preaching the
funeral over the remains of his pa
tient.
The case OF DR.. #. M. Shoush
against the estate OF Susan Parks
S. A. Pulls, administrator, ON a bill
for $780, was tried before Judge w
w. Bolts. DR.. Shoush's bill for ser
vice he had rendered Mrs. Parks as
her health advisor. contained an iten
ten dollars for preaching the FIJI
eral."
Mrs. Parks died several months age
DR.. Shoush waited on her during hel
illness. Dr. Shoush's bill was claim
ed to be exorbitant by the Estate
Ten dollars was deducted from th'
bill and $3.50 allowed him.
Miss Edna Bunton, of Macon, Mo.
daughter of James I. Bunton, form
erly of Mexico. is very low of con
sumption. Her many friends in Me-
leo will be sorry to learn or hel
illness.
i Miss Lily Hendrix is home after
, pleasant visit with the Misses Goo
dard at their pleasant country home
) Mrs. George Bremer has retur
3 ed from delightful visit with rel;
tives and friends at Springfield an
, other points in Illinois,
!, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Barker an
S small son, of Banning, Californi'
4 have returned to their home after
visit with C. f. Clark and wife. Mr.
:. Barker is a sister of Mrs, Clark. NJ
h and Mrs Barker also had deligh
Q ful stay at Bay View, Mich.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12
STANDING OF LEDGER-RURALIST
CONTESTANTS OCTOBER II

Below we give the standing of
the contestants in the Ledger-Rural-
list Contest. This was at the close
of business Oct. 11th:
Miss Cessie Campbell, Auxvasse
Miss orene Fagg. Centralia,
Miss Minerva Pearson, Mexico.
Miss Eva Greed, Molino.
Miss Bette Youngblood, Martins
burg.
Miss Mabel Grafford, Vandalia.
Miss Mary Alice Dempsey, Thomp
son.
Miss Ethel showers. R. F. D. 2
Mexico.
Miss Grace Morris, Laddonia,
Miss Mae Coleman, Rush HILL
Miss Ruby Stewart, Cant.
Several Of the leading girls ar
very close-infact, a few votes woul
tchange the standing, but next weel
will develop the real leader. VIII,
will itl be?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12
BACK TO THE FARM
CITY MAN MAKING
GOOD IN AUDRAIN

0. A. Lindenmeyer, who lives just
southwest of this city, Is one of the
shining examples of the Back to
the Farm" movement from the cities
He did not know thing about farm.
ing until few years ago, but now
he Is making a great success as a
soil tllIer in following scientific farm
Ing methods Ho believes In con.
serving the soil properties and in ov
erything else that will make the
farms better
He had 40 A. of corn tbis year
that made 80 bu. to the acre and wa
raised according to the latest dry
farming methods In fact, his crop
this year was better than last. He
had cowpeas In all his corn and in
his cowpeaseed patch he raised 10
bu, to the acre, It taking a bu. to
SOW the patch.
He Is feeding Il head Of pigs on
the cowpeas.
He rotates mis- crops and says the
most important item the farmer has
to realize is the conservation of his
soil fertility.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12

The one -day-old son OF ]. +. league
and wife died Thursday night and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Friday morning The Ledger extends
sympathy.
George b. Harrison, a, prominent
citizen of Glasgow. Mo. well known
in Mexico, died this week.
Iona. the Ii years old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Johnson, residing
south OF this city, died Saturday
night of typhoid fever at the home of
R. E. Flemig. Iona was a student az
Sproul Academy in this city, and
was boarding at the Fleming home
The funeral was held from the home
of Mr.. Fleming at O'clock Monday
afternoon, the Rev. A, A. Wallace
conducting the services The stud
ents Of the sproul Academy attended
the funeral in a body Besides her
parents. Iona is survived by four
years old brother. The Ledger ex-
tends sympathy to the bereayed ones.
Thomas Willingham, formerly OF
Mexico, died at his home in Macon,
Mo. Saturday, October Z, at 10 o.
clock, of pneumonia. The remains
were inferred at Macon Monday, w.
A. Willineham, OF Mexico, attended
the funeral.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved.
Miss Ella Threlkeld is home af-
ter an extended visit in Colorado.
B. H. Fennewald was here from
st. Louis on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12

|Iigginsville Jeffersonian edi-
|says; "All over Missouri,
road districts are voting
|br permanent roads. Higgins
ecial road district should
behind the procession. A
sue in such a district as ours
/ be a hardship to anyone, or
i noticeably increase taxes. a
srth $4,000 would have to pay
or SO a year more taxes.
hd issues are economical in
Fays. 1t is always cheap
by wholesale than by retail.
knt, we improve roads a little
be, and pay high prices for
'work done. But IL our dis
h $4,000 or $4,000 or Sl0O,
kpend for road improvements
ould be competition among
Tors, and we would get much
b our money than We dc
.pok at 1t this way. Is Il bet
pend money by piecemea
pity years, and have nothing
hnt value to show for Il a
of that time. or to borrow
money now to give as
system Of roads now, an'
them a little at a time
h are usin them?"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12


The protracted meeting conducsed by
Rev. Greer Us progressing nicely.
Ian isicAilap oeieSr~ueu MS run
DlI'unuay SUNDAY.
WI anu NAi . oiAi eiANo iiuusoil "ei
WI auu N~,s. Nlaieiloe iiuusul
meio v,' saSpol"s w,n mr' anu MRS
mas Ah1il ouipuay'
N.AseS tNe'Ae dllu ~" pAitcn ~
lu-'aioia' a. "le 'asl.in q lol'ilisns
"iul Nr' anu Mrs. W. D. harvey Vi
AnoAa' Minn
nussen "au.S was FiSl'sis WIFI
= 2 harvey Saiusay'
mi 'erone .sulsneu nauhns LUIS
soi nuiii e''ue Nl'iAuaF
ma,n, 1IsT,.r,aor - ,.,.,,t,nn r,it,,
Mi.s Ellg Crur,
rroor rra,r,son ,,bo 10. hoan v,s-
,tinc ,,,t,, NJ, h,,.bor - Vansos ctt
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-10-12
Apples Wanted

We will pay the highest market
price for Number One Fall and Win.
ter Apples handled carefully foi
packing.
The Hathaway Seed & Produce Co.
266-12t S1-2t