Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-04-27
ROXENA.

Carl ochfauer on Monroe w., Wat
here Wednesday getting seed corr
Erom the Tribble boys,
| Mrs. J. NJ. Wager Of near Skin
ner was here and spent the day a
Arthur Yager's.
DR.. Collier, Cecil Mallory and F. v
brewer went to Mexico Wednesday
Cecil bought a nice team of draft
horses from Ed. Moore for $3.50.
H. T. Williams of near Tulip wa
here Wednesday and Tuesday,
J. e. MuTy delivered a load of
| good sound white corn to S. NJ
Yager at AZ 1-2c a bu.
Ben Cant and wife and Mrs. Ross
Vanlandingham and Flood Patrick
went to Centralia Thursday.
Claude and Roy TrtbbIe took 5
loads hogs to Centralia Thursday at
$5.75 per cwt
H. j. Bryson of near Clark was
here Thursday.
There was quite a crowd here at
the Odd Fellows Lodge Thursday
night.
Walter Holloway of Central Dis
trict was a customer CT s. NJ. va
ger Friday.
Bob Peck went to Centralia Fri
day. Il &
Pete Foreman, Jim and John Nc
Cam, of nhompsonvilae and Allen
Yager of near Hollensville, William
Kind, of near Paris. James Wager,
near Long Branch. Hugh Hollens-
head of Centraaia and C. e. Keith
ley, north Of Centr9lia, were among
those from a distance here Friday.
Cecil Mallory. our mill man, ground
225 bu. Of corn Friday and had some
grinding to do Saturday.
Rather suspicious character ap-
peared here on the streets in one
horse rig Friday evening and was ST.,
here close at IL o'clock that night.
After a S-4 mile race, the police
force took him. He would neither
tell his name or where he was
from. Some of the men sat up with
him all night and found out the
next morning that he was drunk and
had gotten lost. For particulars, see
Cecil Mallory. F. w. brewer, Arthur
Yager, Claud TriIbble and DIR. Collier.
o. F. Squires, south of Central,
was here trading Saturday.
Merwin Dawson of Centralia was
in this vicinity Saturday.
John brewer and wife and Miss
Laura and Annie brewer went to
Centralia Saturday.
G. H. Martien of near Tulip stop
ped here Saturday while ON his way
taking his mother in law home who
lived near Mexico.
Phil Roberts went to CentraIia Sat
urday after load of coal.
DR.. CoJlier reports the arrival OF
a daughter at the. home of Mr..
Brown, south of here Saturday.
Bud Mallory of the Hollensville
neighborhood was here Saturday.
F. W.. brewer started his huck-
ster wagon Monday and the farm
ers in general are very proud of 1t,
as 1t will save them many a "trip all
through the crop season.
Phil Roberts and family entertain
ed her brother in law and family of
near HallsvilEe Sunday.
o. F. SQuires and wife spent Sun
day with Jim Sagersar and wife.
Arthur wager and family and Miss
Leona Foreman spent Sunday with
John Carter and family.
Elder Greer of Mexico filled his
regular appointment at Antioch on
Sunday and Sunday night. Quite
large crowd were in attendance.
Fred Smell took Frank Hunt to
Centralia Saturday.
B. F. and Ed. Terrell and Frank
Towles of Monroe Co. were here Mo
day. 4 ~ 2
Jim Lewis hauled hay for F. w.
brewer Monday and Tuesday.
Omar Gray, the jolly, good-natured
editor of fhe Sturgeon Leader, was
here Monday on business and while
here took several of this place a
ride in his auto
f. w. brewer delivered S. M. va
ger a nice load of timothy hay at
IS ton.
Ad. .Buford of Paris was here Tues.
day.
Tom Walker, south of Central, was
here Tuesday.
DIR. Collier spent Tuesday morn
ing with Frank Towles.
Carl schrader of Monroe< county
was here Tuesday.