Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
General News.

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made.
(Siguedl Henry Cay Bezzrie. IT..
After beng outQzyed for three
quarters Of the Missouri Kansas foot
ball game II Columbia SATURDAY, and
having the Jayhsvkers score 3 o.
them in the third quarter. Missouri
came back n the final period and
with tie assistance Of Captain
Shack's toe tied the score
Ia report Of the births and
deaths for Audrain county as given
out by Fraak B. Killer. State Regis
trzr, shows 1s deaths and q births
for The moneh OF September.
There viz be a big Sunday School
rally Sunday, Dec szd. at sun Rise
Church. north Of Mexico az 10 o.
clock a n Rev. 2. 6. Rears. OF
Es@ry, No, Etn deliver an sd
dress and there shosiia be a large at
'tendA7cs.
TandaEa. No, Nov. =
The biggest revival known ia ae
History Of the town has closed here
al the Baptist Church with seventy
three additions to ne membership.
The meetings were conducted by
Reg. J. II, Derr Of Liberty, Mo.
John c. Richie. aged 90. a pros
porous merchant Of Sturgeon. Mo.
Moaday was welded 20 Miss Minnse
l. Broaa0gh. aged -, daughter os a
prominent Southern family of Har-
rodsbuTg. KY. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Or. W. j. WIZ
hanson, pastor Ok the Third Bsp-
tist Church. At Hotel jefferson Mon
day afternoon. II was witnessed by
Miss Mary stasg "a pretty young
NIECE OF the bride
Ritchie and his bride met at the
home Of Mrs, Jas. McChesney, her
cousin. at Louisville, and came Dr.
rect 10 St. Louis, accompanied by
Miss stagg. They procured a mar
rage license al the City Hail and
called for a notary to witness 9
~prenuptlsi contract, the nature o.
which both declined 20 reveal They
left Tuesday for Sturgeon. whers
Richie. VINO has retired from Eht
banking business. conducts a hard
ware and implement store. and
where they win make their home.
Professor Jordan, the corn exper
Of the Missouri College Of Agricul
ture. tellg a story illustrative Of tn.
suspicion with which people otter
view new ideas and Inventions. II
pioneer days a settler near the pres
er. town Of Albany, No, bought fol
his wife the first cook stove evei
seen in that part Of the State
II was an object OF great curiosity
and the Eoman's next door neigh
boT-who lived ten miles away
came 10 see hos Il would work
without comment she saw the din
er cooked; she ate the meal viii
judgment held in reserve, and ther
remarked. with a shake Of the head.
Well Sarah, II cooks all right, ank
the yictuals taste good. but l dom
believe 1t wiz be a success"