Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

r~laving ON the Ice and little Elton
Faster was being carried by one o.
tbe larger boys when several Of the
bovs a together causing Che
little fellow to be thrown on the See'
badly fmcturmg his skull and other
wise badly bruising him.
There is little hope for his recoN'
cry. This is a very sad accident
and the family have the sympathy on
the community.
L.. r. Whitley, formerly OF Mexico
now connected with the law firm Oh
Whitley y-McIntyre & Nardin'
of st. Louis, also has an office with
lMr. Bassett, Of Paris. Mo, i'm the
lefty of Mexico, Old Mexico. Mr..
lMilfley has extensive mining inter
ested in Old Mexico which promise
to be proving most profitable.
G. p. ROMANS cELE-
eRATEs BIRTHDAY.
G. p. Romans, one of Audram's
well known farmers residing near
Martinsburg, celebrated his II birth
day last Sunday when all of his
children came to take dinner with
aim. The Ledger joins friends in
wishing him many happy returns OF
the day.
WELCOME TO AUDRAIN,
MR.. MUNDY.
DanBel Mundy will move from the
farm he recently sold TO M. on.
Brown, two and one-half miles south
west of Auxvasse, TO the farm he re-
Gently purchased of R. r. Buckn@,
near New Hope Church, in Audrai
county, just as soon as the roads are
in pass ble condition.
Ethan Howell departed for his
home at Hardin, Mont, Friday, al.
ternoon. after a visit to relatives in
this city,
Geo. w. Martin and family. Of
this city, have moved TO the Wm.
Gilbert farm near AuxvUsse.
! One merchant shipped 800 rabbits
out Of Auxyaase last week,
Mrs. Ella Biedsoe has been
visiting In Auxyasse.
Robt. Ferris and Shcp 0inninsham
Of Laddonka, attended the johnson
sale Friday.
The Auxvasse Review says: Mrs.
DR.. ]. w. Berry, was operated on
Wednesday morning for obstruction Q
the gall bladder. Dr. j. G. Mooro an
DIR. Rbdes, Of MeNioo, assisted by
DR.. ". W. M~acfarlane performed The
operation and the patient is now get
ting along nicely, and we hope for
her speedy recovery"
G. d. Lee and wife will depart
Sunday FOR LaSalle, Colo, where
they will make their future home. MIR
Lee is a progressive, young bus'-
ness man. and for several years has
been connected with the ]. w. Lee
Dairy Company, of this city, but re-
Gently sold his interest 20 Mr.. Van
Note. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee have many
friends in Mexico who wish them
much success in their new home.
A. E. HoYT MOVES TO
HIS OLD NEIGHBoRHooD.
A Il. Hoyt, n of Audrain's best
known farmers, who has been re.
siding on the Dahlem farm, just
west of Judge Carter's place, north
Of Mexico. has sold his farm to G.
r Gibson fer 800 an acre and has
bought Ed. Precht's farm north of
Laddcnla for $40 am acre. The Dab
lem farm contained $50 acres and Oh
Brecht 160 acres. Mr.. Hoyt is
moving to his new place this week.
~ is adjoining the farm of his broth.
er c. w. Hoyt, and on it once
rested the school house where he
first attended school. ut is like 60.
Ing back home" said Mr.. Hoyt. Il
like Audrain and will never leave, es.
peciahy since ! am in my old neign.
borhood." The Ledger wishes him
success.
Mrs j, ID. Miller expects to leave
next week for Excelsior Springs.
where she will visit her son, Nelson
Miller, and wife, and partake Of Elk.
eelsbcr Springs water.
}. c. Hit, Of Dongmont, Colo. rs
IN Mexico. Mr.. HINT came to at. |
tend the funeral of his father, the
late Abnam Hit.
MRS. GEORGE HARVEY
IMPROVING SLOWLY.
Mrs Geo. Harvey, who has been
quite sick, Is improving slowly. This
VIII be good news to her friends.
Her daughter, Mrs. All, Rupelmann of
Louis, arrived at her mothers
bedside Saturday.
Bennett Clark who Is a student AZ
the State University was in Mexico
saturday en- route to Bowling Green.
here he wal he guest Of ].
c. Bassford.
Ut. w. l.. Reed and DIR. Carl
rasqueth both made speeches at che
mSsour Dental Association meeting
at Bowling Green this week.