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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
NOT WORKED
DECLARES HEARST

FL Paso. Tex Deg %.
Il will not be a candidate fol
the presidency at the next elec.
ton. /" said william Randolph Hears
recently. Mrs. Hearst was en-
route from New York to Los An
seles aud San Francisco to spend
the holidays. with him were Mrs.
Hearst and his son. George
Former Gov. Folk Of efihsonri IS
apparently responsible tor The cir.
culation Of a plainly false and Sian.
derons report CONCERNING Champ
Clark said Mr. Hearst, discussing
the political situation.
sMr. Folk implies that the presi.
denaial delegates who are repre-
scented as being for Mr.. Clark are
in reality being obtained for GOV.
Harmon OF Ohio. AZ Gov. Harmon is
an misunderstanding and Mr..
Clark one OF The most obviously
genuine and sincese Of men. and
one OF the most frankly honest pro
gressiyes Ia the nation. the
statement Is clearly absurd. But
why it is made the former admirers
OF Mr. Folk. of whom | count my
self one, are at a loss to
know.
tMr Folk can hardly consider
himself the logical Democratic can
didate for the presidency at this
election. and even ii he were he
could hardly expect to advance his
interests by STOPPING 10 petty sian,
der Of a friend who happened also
to be a rival.
4 have never considered Folk
that kind Of a man. and if he is.
that view of his character is a
revelation not only to me but to
many
s'The statement or MIR. Folk will
not injure Mr.. Clark. There is
not another man in the United
States Of whom it could be made
with SO little truth and SO little eff
feet. But the statement. if persisted
in. may injnre Mr.. Folk 1T may in
deed remove him from consideration
for any office in which truthfulness
and honor are required
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
SANTA CLAUS
At MCMILLAN

Nc more enthusiastic crowd ever
greeted C. p. Rodgers, the cross
eontinet flyer, than welcomed San
ID Claus, at Mcmillan High School.
Friday afternoon, in the Gynnast-
ium, when he arrived in his aero
plane at the annual Christmas tree
Of the students. His entrance was
a great surprise, having been
kept secret.
The biplane partly a Curtis and
partly a Wright machine, was an
s-foot model complete i'm every de-
tail Two propellors, one on each
side, were whirling with the aid
of an electric motor and as Ben
Locke, ais Santa Claus. flew across
the room with the Junior banner
beneath him, the gathered stu
dents gave a great cheer.
In n corner OF the Gym was
an immense tree hung with tinsel
and candles and filled with gifts
for everyone, As the presents wef'
distributed many jokes were unpaek
ed that added much to the fun.
The biplane was designed b
Chas. Guthrie who was assisted Il
Its construction by Geo. Haskell
Howard Keith and Russell Moore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
..DEAT THIS.

Mrs. Mary Hildebrand, wife Of
Fred Hildebrand. living rear Fen
tom City. died suddenly "Wednesday.
Mrs. Hildebrand was rs years old.
The cause OF her death is said to
have been heart trouble.
The deceased is one OF that
community's pioneer citizens. She
and her husband have been residents
of that neighborhood fpr about 40
years. Besides her husband, Mrs.
Hildebrand is survived by five som
They are Rhelnhaat. Albert. WIN,
Joe and Henry.
The funeral Will be from the
home Friday morning at Il o'clock,
The Rev. A. A. wallace. Of the
Presbyterian Church Of this city
will conduct the services. The re-
mains will be inferred al Benton
City.
The Ledger JOINS other friends
in extending sincere sympathy to
the bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
GEORGE LEE
IS PRESIDENT

AT a meeting oil the Commission
ers Of the Mexico Eight Mile Road
District, Saturday afternoon, Geo
Lee was elected Chairman, J, IL.
Lame, treasurer and Ms. Myers,
clerk. The meeting, in the ft-
ture, win be held In the County
Clerks office In the Court House.
The work will be taken up
where vt was left off by tile form
er commissioners. Hands viii be
appointed TO complete work start
sever weeks ago. The commits
~sioners also will take up the propo-
sition Of getting the road straight
ened where 1t goes under the
Alton at East Lake.
The bond of the treasurer was
fIned att $1,000, and wil[ be en-
larged as the funds increase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
ROADS WILL
BRING MORE TRADE

L.
The Mexico, Santa Fe & perry
Eseessc Line is one Of the best *
amples Of what not only interurban
lines. but good wagon roads, can do
for a town. II the people have a
way to get to their tradsss center,
they win take advantage Of 1t. 1t
is not 50 much the means Of con
yeyance, as It Is the conditions OF
this manner Of being conveyed.
Much has been said by the local
merchants of every community
where the people ~patronize the
mail order houses extensively, in re-
gard to what manner OF procedure
should be taken to convince the
people that better bargains can be
obtained at home. It may be said
here that next 10 a systematic, thor,
ough and iudicious advertising cara
paign, good roads will go further in
the direction OF convincing the peo
ole they should trade at home.
In this day Of the rural routes,
the farmer can send his order to
the mail order house and get what
he wants without b~othering himself
about bad roads. or course, this
same farmer could send his order
70 his local mer chant and SECURE
his wants in the same manner, yet
he sees only the big mud holes in.
highways and his thoughts turn to
this great bugaboo of bad roads.
Improved highways win do more
too help Mexico get her share of
the farmers trade than anything
else, unless It is an electric road.
This no doubt was shown by the
vote at the recent election when
the Mexico special road district was
formed II ds the crying need of
this community. Better roads is
one thing that the country people
want, and want badly. too.
During the past week the electric
car has hauled several hundred peo-
pie from Northern Audradn to Mex
leo. People have driven 10 miles
to get to car to come to Mexico.
People residing near Mexico to the
north ALSO come to town on the
car.
This Is an excellent lesson to
those who are opposed to inn
proving the highways or are
against ~interurban roads, Upon
the condition Of the former de
ponds to a great extent whether the
people living in close proximity to
town will spend their money here
when the roads are good more PEG
pie come to town than when the
roads are bad the latter shows
that with electric car running both
north and south, people for 20 or
rs miles and even farther would
came to Mexico to do their trading
on many occasions when they
either stay at home o. go some
where else.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

(By w. r. Thompson, Audrain Coz
Cowpeas are n of, II not the
most. difficult crops 10 cure, due to
large leaves and succuient stems
The crop when made into hay
should be cut asthe pods begin to
ripen.
Try to strike good weather as the
curing is slow, just as we'll have the
crop spoil out doors as in the
green
They cannot be cured in the swath
AIS the leaves dry off badly,
Sometimes i'm favorable weather
they may be curved In the windrow
and turnede occasionally with d side
delivery rake but as this extra handI-
Ing causes q loss Of leaves 1t Dc bet
ter to cure in tam. narrow shocks,
Where they are o too heavy The
mowers may be run until noon and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
THURSDAY SHORT
EST DAY IN YEAR

Thursday was the shortest day o
1911. the turn Of the solar year
The sun has been slipping ava,
from us at the rata Of about two
ininutes a day since June 81. re-
ducing is working day from near.
Ily fifteen hours TO nine and
one half honrs. But the sun Is
quite human in the way he be-
gins TO extend his day; he does
not do it by getting up any earHer,
but By going to bed later.
In fact. he docs not rise any ear
|lier than he did this morning until
January Fl. but BY that time he
win be about half an hour later.
The sun rose at 7:15 O'Clock on
Thursday morning. and viii lose 1
minute every three mornings until
the end of the month and win
iheep 70 the 7.f9 schedule fer the
First two weeks of JanuaTy. Aoout 1
minute a day is gained in the set.
fling hour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

w. G. BURKs VISITS COLUMBIA.
The Columbia Tribune, referring
to one OF Mexico's most popular trav-
cling salesman says:
w. @. Burks, Of Mexico, who
was here yesterday and to-day on
business. returned home to-day. He
was the guest OF the family Of w.
b. Kelliher while here. Mr.. Burks
was born and reared In Columbia,
but has been living IN Mexico for
several years where he enjoys
q lucrative business. He has many
friends here who are always glad
Ito zee him on his occasional visits,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

the hay raked and shocked in the
hfternoon. however, where the peas
are heavy Il may BIO necessary to
Vet them lay in the swath until the
next afternoon, stirring or ~teddering
them between time.
The longer they stay I'D The
shock The better. however. after
they stand two or three days it IL
better to haul them in than risk the
weather
II rain falls on the vines before
they are IN the shock they should
not be- touched until surface 10 dry
then thoroughly stirred; those In the
shock should be handled enough to
allow i good airing.
II eowreas are to be stacked out
Side they should be topped out with
hay or straw or some special cover
ting Mifeouri Farmer and Breeder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
PITCHER LOUDELL
TO REMAIN HERE

NHTN
Arthur Loudell, a pitcher on the
American Association team Of Min.
neapolis, who lives here, has de-
clared that he is through with
baseball. He said he would not GO
to Sioux City next year. Loudell and
his brother, Otto, are candy-mak'
ers and have a confectionery and
candy factory. and he declares he
CANNOT afford to leave the bust,
ness.
He was secured last year by Mama
ger Cantialon from the American
League team Of Detroit and was
sold this winter to the Western
League.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
COUPLE PAST 10 MARRY.

w. j. Sewers, Of Marietta, Ohio
and Mrs. Melvina Newberry, Of
near Benton City, were married BY
Judge w. w. Bolts Saturday after
noon. Both the bride and groom
are past seventy years. Last sum
mer the groom's son and the brides
daughter were marnled, Thus the OK
neople became acquainted and fell
in love which resulted with tht
wedding Saturday. They will reside
ON the BRIDES farm near Benton
City.
Other Licenses isslled:
Carl G. Green and Miss Margaret
Green vandalia.
Vim. T. Hendrix and Miss Goiie
Robinson Boone county,
Everett NJ White, Montgomerl
county, and MISS Nellie Young, Pike
Herman Mlldd and Miss Ann'
Winn, Aitdrain.
Edwin Burdett, and Miss Myrtle
Hill, Monroe.
Selva L. Shoush, Moberly, ana
Miss Emma Roberts, Audrain-
G. 9. Ferguson and Mablt
Smith Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
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Atnine1 n 7',uS anu m1 AAe
h "eie
eernooH az s'sv sne Dap'lst paf
sonAee Dy me nss : = Asssae
Inc bride eonse irom q alsAls e
spec'eu iAnat's :" unis S1oA
Inc groom resides aoout 4
maies northwest o. mere. Mf- ana
Ars' sims departed WEDNESDAY eF-
enins on tnsls nonesmooh, Anes
VIII De az nome apom jan /.
islz'
Tue Ledger extends c~ongratula-
uols:
honnae T. Msnons tofMeriy Of
TINS city and Mss Mae Longsworea'
Oh 81 Louis VIA Dc marT1ed saeur-
day evening Dec ~, az the
nome or bride. only ammeaaate reta
uyes VIII attend
Foilo~1ng the ceremony the yorIfs
IcoHpte WIN spend seFrat weeks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
slnaular.

We noted yesterday HE drowning
Of q boy named Johnny Ward IN Aiilt
river. and stated his body had not
heen found. That night d nan whe
Is familiar with the circumstances Of
the aAe had a dream IN which no
saw the boy. 10 he states. eIlnging to
q post under q building Yesterday q
careful search for The body d maaer
and Il was found under Daniels mill.
OF Mill street. the arms OF the lad
firmly clasped about a pieca d timber
used for q support 10 The building
The finding Of the body IN the posi-
tion as seen I'll the dream is singular
Hartford Courant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
Han no GO BELOW,

An editor was asking for admis'
sion to heaven. Cant let you in
said st. Peter, .'the record q
your good deeds never came TO oui
exchange table, But said thS
editor, "the postal authorities are tt
blame il you did not receive any
paper. Then You'll have to g
to the other place and fight Il out
said st. Peter; ''the postal author
tiles are all down there's Lou
is Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
When you want letter heads FOR
5our farm see the Ledger Our
ok Is sine aud prices righi.


At d meeting ef 4 saianlihc society
at The Hague Prnfessor Weichert as
serted that his studies. IL the varying
velocity Of earthquake tremors, pass
ing through the interior Of the globe,
lead to the conclusion that the earth
consists OF a central core OF iron OF
steel. about $3.50 miles In. diameter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
THE GRAHAMs VISIT

JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA.
Ex,Sherlff Mat Nelson, who lives
at 324 w. Beaver street, Jackson
vile, Florida, in remitting for the
Evening Ledger. says that u. D.
Graham and wife and Mrs. Mary
Graham visited In Jacksonville a cou
pie OF days last week en- route to
Cuba and were very much pleased
with the South. Mat. sends his
regards to ali his Audrain county
and Mexico friends,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
battle your feet In hot water be-
fore going to bed, and you are al
most certain to ward off d severe
cold. For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
An PROPOSITION pEFEATE

ROAD PROPOSITION DEFEATED
The special election held Friday
for the purpose Of voting on the
proposition of extending the stlir'
geon Special Road district cast was
defeated.
Taking the proposition In Boone
ii was carried by a vote OF sspo
40, but over in Audrain It was de'
feated by a vote Of 40 to 3. Tht
citizens Of Western Audrain say
they do not want to connect on
with Sturgeon until they see ths
district now organized is a sue
cess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
HAS READ THE LEDGER

TWENTY=SEVEN YEARS.
Mrs. o. A. Walker, Of Galveston,
Texas, who was formerly Miss
Schiable, of this city, in remittirg
for the Ledger, writes as follows:
Enclosed you will find money
order for $l00 in payment for the
Ledger for the year 1912. We al
mays look forward for the coming
of the Mexico Ledger. 1t is like
getting a letter from home. Have
been q result Of the same for tweur
ty-seyen years"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Every family has need Of a good.
reliable liniment. For sprains, bruis-
cs soreness Of the muscles and rhep
matte pains there Is non better thai
Chamberlain's. Sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
EVERYBODY ENJOYS

THE LEDUER
Mrs. NJ. Mayfield, formerly Of
Mexico, now residing at Columbia
Mo-, in reminding for the Evening
Ledger for q year says: Please
continue same. ais we enjoy read
ing The Ledger. Fred will arrive
the last Of the week from Texas
on a short visit. Wishing you a mer
ry Christmas and happy New Year.
With kindest regards,
Mrs. M. Mayfield,
i115 University Ave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Without opiates or harmful drugs
OF amy kind Fotey's Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. DO not accept any substitutes
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Tourists tickets on sale TO points
tn Texas, New Mexico. Arizona Cali
fornia and other points at greatly re-
duced rates via Chicago and Alton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
Lodge Directory

-~---
MEXICO COUNCIL, sst KNIGHTS
and Ladies Of Security. Men and
women received into Us membership.
Eighteen to fifty-fiye years, AIDE
iquate Reserve fund, which acts as
barrier to double headers. Meets
LIST and srd Tuesday nights in /. o,
%. F. Hall.
John Howard, Pres.
Margaret Adams. Sec'y.
.FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES
No. 955. Mexico, Mo. Regular meet
lngs every Tuesday night in their
Hall over Postogflce, Visiting Ea-
giles always welcome.
c. 7. johnson, w. r.
l.. N. Saunders. Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Miss Grace Wheeler, Of Mont
gomery city, is the guest Of Mrs. i
G. Cove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

AupRAIN LODGE. No. %, a. Q. Y
w. meets the fourth Friday nights
at 7:30 O'Clock, hall over the Smith
Bros. grocery store; visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend meet
ing. A hearty welcome extended,
s. L. Austin. NJ. w.
r H. Keenan, Rec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

NJ. L. Sits says that If Levi
Winn don't shoot some Of the prai-
rie chickens IN his farm they
will get his corn next year sure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

81 has traded his fine
! south Of Farber to
zer for the little farm,
. Mexico. Both OF
did farms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Mrs. r.. e. See. Miss Lulu See
and Elliott See, of Columbia. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Il NJ. White
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

ave a cold get d bottle
ms Cough Remedy. It
] you up all right and
any tendency toward
his remedy contains n
i narcotic and may be
GENTLY to q baby as to
i BY all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

/ a cola is gotten rid Of
from pneumonia
Aous diseases MI. B. w
Eayerly, Va, says Z
C~hamberlain's Cough
/ absolutely the best
h the market for colds.
amended It to my
lev all agree with me =
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
MODERN BROTHERHOOD

MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF
America, Mexico Lodge No. 1872. NJ
b. A. meet in their Hall in postoffIc
building LIST and 3rd Friday nights
of each month. Visiting brothers
and sisters welcome.
B. A. Powell, President.
Mrs. Mamie Pearson, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

eThe above Figures include tne
live stock shipped by freight and ex'
press from the various RAILROAD sta
lions. no occ0unt being taken Of the
thousands Of head Of cattle, hogs
and sheep which were driven ON foot
to the several large packing cen
tiers, the shipments made by boat or
the local consumption Of these and
mails.
"This is a decided gain W. amy
previous year in the history OF the
state and shows that the prosperity
Of the farmers of Missouri has kept
pace with that of the manufacturers
and other large business interests Of
the state.
Despite the often repeated ascer-
| ton that the increase in the ntm-
Der Of automobiles in the state would
have 4 tendency TO cause a decrease
lin the PRICE Of horses and mules, 5usi
the contrary Is true. IN 1909 there
we're approximately 775o automobiles
In use iii Missouri, AMID the average
value Of horses and mules per head
was s1lo. In 1910 the number Of
automobiles had increased to 10000
while the average value OF horses
and mules pr head had increased ts
il St16 0A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

only one remedy for
/ says the Vandalia
at is good roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
sT ON EARTHy

EH
verdict Of r. y, How.
who bought Foley's
Compound for his
] was the worst have
looked like a sure
.hption. Her lungs were
coughed almost inees-
i voice was hoarse and
honey and tar Com
relief at once aud les
effected a com
Dtis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

father OF President
hardin College, IL In
bpend 4he iloaidaya.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

does all kinds Of
n work. See him IL you
d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
AMONG
STATE LEADERS
Jefferson city. Dec. 20.

Jefferson City. Dec. %.
A bulletin ISSUED to-day BY Com
missioner Austin w, Biggs, Of the
State Bureau of Labor Statistics. on
the surplus Shipments of live
stock from the various counties Of
Missouri in 1910. indicates that
this state holds high rank among the
states which annually produce and
ship large numbers Of cattle, hogs
horses. mules. sheep and goats.
In 1916. says the bulletin, the
farmers OF Missouri shipped from
the several counties 4s773.07I head
of live stock. valued at 800. al, 1852,
There we're divided as follows
ri l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

iris, ex Circuit Clerk OF
H., writing from Stock
n, says: @May Mexico
or get everything good
} had for Christmas, ey-
.adasR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

EcLEADEAN LODGE NO. 1875, x,
OF r. meets every LIST and srd Mon
day at 1880 p. M. at NJ. d. A. Hall
over the Post Office. A knightly
welcome for visiting Brothers is ex-
tended.
s. N. Evans. G. G.
T. J. Kelso. M. Of F. & X. r. & s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Ms Is home from Chi
4 fine and dandy. Mi.
Zine job with good PEG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

n store Of II. W. Cold
sralia has gone into the
receiver
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
IN. IN ann 3n vrara
-Agu Jbts 1lHrrk...
. YEARS AGO.

- YEARS AGO.
Mre J. w. Town died in mi.
city. The remains were inferred
in the Mexico cemetery.
J. q. Lakenan and A c. Barne.
formed a co-partnsrshlp in the rea1
estate business IN Mexico.
Wallace W. Hawkins. formerly Of
Mexico was travelling for a 81
lLca.s firm in Texas.
Miss Minnie Frost clerked In Mix.
er's Notion store.
Invitations were issued 10 ahe
msrraage OF George Lewis. Of A,,.
drain county, and Miss Frona
Graves Of Monroe county.
Prof. Geo. Bowman vas married
10 Miss Martin OF Salisbury. Mo.
Cay q Nesbit opened a grocery
store In the Bates budding in Lad
dcnia. Mo.
Geo. F. Berry, formerly OF Mexico,
conducted a book store in Newton.
Kansas.
The following Installed telephones
IN their placeos Of business: J. G.
|iBassford VIM. Kemper. Geo. Ka-
brich. Phones were also establish
ed In the following RESIDENCES:
r. Is. Hooton, Dr.. j. r McNil.
~liaans.
Mrs. r. Brown. living IL miles
west of Mexico died after an Illness
Of : years.
Chris Darbg, Of Laddonia, died,
after a lingering Illness.
20 YEARS AGO.
Llewellyn 4 Coontz were grain
dealers at yandaiia, Mo.
Reuben Daniel, son of John NJ.
was recovering from illness.
Announcement was made Of the
marriage OF Miss Annie Patterson
Of Mexico to G. A. Grasseil, OF AL
ieghany City, Pa, the wedding to
take place january 14th.
The two years old son OF Dick
"0lu 'H0 uis1's y W
mas s.anesu y
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rssa ,sa.sas,n c,.a
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r,.~ ans,sr~A
as1m
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= w. 60 ~.
10 YEARS AGO.
Miss Maude Maxwell, OF Rush
HILL, Mo, and Oscar skelly were
married In Pueblo, Colo.
Rev. j. A HeadiEs4on was re-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

b does ell kinds of
b work see him Il
boxes. dwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28
KNIGHTS Of THE MAccAREEs

KNIGHTS or THE MAccAREEs
n. w. Washington Tent, No. .,
meets at their Tent Hall at 1880 on
the 2nd and 4th Friday evenings Of
each month. corner Promenade st
and Washington street. A. o. Y. w.
Hall. Visiting Maccabees invited.
F. M. Towson, Com.
j. d. Mckee, r. X.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

hth annual Boone County
6w win take place at
Snuary 5 to IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Ard departed Friday
where he will spend
holidays with his son,
billy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Dobyuss OF Hardin Col
bend the holidays in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Townsend, Of Fulton
leo this week en-
#om Southwest Mis-
to death.
#as just presented
boy for q Xmas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

III is opcning an In
j staaio~ IN Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

O.. ELKs NO. sfs,
rs Regular meetings every
second and fourth Friday night at
Club Rooms ;ssssss side side Square Visit
ing Elks viii always be welcome.
Fred W. Llewellyn, 2. r
j.. B. Graham. Sec'y.
IcRusADE coMMANDERy, x. r.
No. 90. meets In regular conclaye the
srd. Tuesday evening Of each month.
John T. Mason, Commander.
Jno. J.. Steele, Recorder.
tAERRoN LODGE, NO. s54, A. r, &
A. NJ. Regular Communication the
first Tuesday evening OF each month
Visiting brethren always welcome.
John T. Mason. w. M.
John j. Steele, sec'y.
MEXICO LODGE /. o. Q. T. NO 81
meets every Thursday at |. D. O. r.
Hall. Visiting brothers welcome
Leo Hanley. N. G. I
L. sfcF. Gamble, sec'y.
MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA
Mexico Camp NJ. w. A. 2050 meets
End and 4th Tuesday evenings OF
I7.So p. IN. at Fraternai Hall. Visit
ing neighbors always welcome.
D. A. Murphy. v. c.
j. W. Plunkett, Clerk.
MEXICO RYLAo ARCH cHAPTE
No. "a Regular co~nvocation the sec
ond Tuesday evening OF each month
Visiting companions always welcome
John r. Mason. H. P.
John j. Steele. Sec'y.
MEXICO ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
IA M. Regular communications the
fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
month. Visiting brethren always vel
come to attend.
Arthur Holmes, w. NJ.
j. b. Graham, Sec'y.
Il M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Ralph Galloway Is visiting
friends and relatives in this clty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-28

Earl and Lloyd Anthony are home
from Omaha ON a visit.