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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

feFm that is being titled under n,
supervision Of the State exper,s
brought an incubator into rsauisitios
recently for the purpose q TESTING
ms seed corn. He tool a certain
number Of kernels from each ear
paced them in a shallow box Of
SOL and placed them IN the sDc,.
Da'or where the temperature was
Kept at 80 degrees for three davs
AT the end Of that time the 80
na' =. was good gave evidence of i,s
lie and the dead seed had fallsa -
sprout The suggestion tba, ne
Srsu De tested was made Farmers.
Week in Columbia. but using an l..
idea. "''s 8 own
X B.Wlkersoa tests an of ~
seed, as does Theo. seIb. T.bev
say that it always pays to do mis-
aiF' seib places II near the stove
IA the kitchen and It only takes
ie~ days. Mr.. Lock took three davs
TO make his test.
W. d. Norman, near santa r.
9ought sow and 9 pigs from r n
osse Tor S66; also 2 sows for sss
@oo IL shoats at 1Oc per m
j. Il l'FnWr-Fs.a
w our most progressive farmors
.af n invested s1OO in clover soaa
StiO In a manure spreader ana
tilizer. 'Ai'ioiI Ter
Don't forget the Farmers, ,r.t,,...
IA "a Mexico Monday, Feb 27 ., ~
,C,, e,cMiiian High School. A Faa,n o,'', ~
= Slup VIII be organized al the ta,S
Npeakers y on Horticulture and poui.s
."1s4ls .,' WIN be feature Of ~
n', meeting The ladies are lnyjtod ~ =,
wen MS the men. ''ou 'ls
,rdnap,. =, =, Clark |, win have public .o,o
s'Snday. Feb 27, 1911 at tho ','s o,oor,ie sa.e
M MANS Farm. three miles ncrtboes, ,ee
Rnss R,A.co, ,,,, and seven miles vest t''' ., q
tha d,i,,. i,.'l See bis advertisement n
''s sannl.. aally and weekly Ledger. ,r,'D'"' IN
tra,la gapO'nsle@ %s,, 6 Broclcman, Of Com
,I,a, so,a hold their first ann"a, NJ zen. ,
'"H' iast Friday dLsno., ' Jhfk
"''R and 20 lacks. Tho "e feat - Jon, n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Bezsie Mar consldine. Who IS al
ten1i1g school at Hardin College
spent from Saturday umll Tuesday
Tth home folks.
RoSt crezs Of Ranick who has
tsea working On the Wabash SEC
tioH at tEis pEsoe returned home
Monday.
Kelley weidon Of SgHrgeon. third
trip operator On the Wabash here,
went home Tuesday.
Frank Wales. the obligiug
clerk Al Ed. Pearls, spent Sunday
vIth home folks IN Mexico
Mss Edna Cant Who teaches =car
Benton City, spent Saturday and
Sunday rth hozus folks here.
Mr. c. W. Egber<. wife and dangh-
Ter. q DsTEi1gtoa. No. Is here yis-
itiag his son. Elmer Egbert and fam
AT. They VIII probably be bore two
or three weeks.
Il. 7. Cant a Son boaght 10 2O7-
b. hoes d I'd, wheeier this week at
$3.50.
P. Ruettes sold a nice yearling
better TO one BozsaH at $50.
Doan weaFe< bought fancy 3 yea
Old mare Of Joe considine al s2.2O.
Joe considina bought two 250lb.
hogs Il Tom Burton al 1910 and sey.
en- hogs. weighing 225 lbs- each. Of
Ben Robertson at sT.15.
Joe Conssdine sold s teams os
farm mules 10 Nonsgome-y City par
ties a. an average of $40 a pair.
These ranged IN age from 3 TO
years.
r. K. Thomas. who is in bad
health. IS contemplating going to
Colorado for his health.
Sumner Davis had a right sick ba.
by for several days las. week, but
We are glad 20 learn it IS doing all
right now.
The Thompson school visited Dan
iels schools last Friday. Daniels de-
feated Thompson a. spelling and
Thompson defeated Daniels in athIe4.
les. Al reported fine time. Dan.
ieS school win visit the Thomp-
son school Friday evening, March
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

1Eas Na@Is Pzz5s entersaiEed de
tszzazz sss saEors q he Pusiie
Schoa ssfzrdzF zkht A for es1-se
szzzA van aerTed-
Frsd sd wIlEe gacosi EiI estas-
tzla sss nsarksrs zzS sszixs Wee
sz1aV nshl
Nas Mzm1s HofEs-Es1 kss -
t1-ze1 from 3E0nsziy
Ths fE1eFz1 ssrvsces oEsr he -
zzzzs a Ms Ra6lnsoa e weiH-
vie. forn9ig q as plzas Ee1s
e1adsetad MszdzT b. Rev. sSht d
Cozszsa- Izfe-Es13 tosk Flaee e
tAs Essztoa cEy ca1etaET- Ma
Raosxzson uas a. Eoehsr q Mr.
Fred Watkins q tEa es1. ne sor-
rnwing snas have he sgEpzssE q
-se comzHnsy-
8iEs. Li-kiiSer e 81 Lnssis a1d
Ms DososhT Robaest q FahSa are
WISHING tAar pareaas ner.h q sONn-
Eiss Hazel Freshman sszte-taanes
c. L Iizcksea * Naa,sriT souday-
veo Dcrbis aEd Vie e6 *
Lozis visited - Lon Eurehzzds san-
day
ne faneEzl ssrTices ever the re-
zzins q Nrs. J. T Nelson were con
dsessd b. Rev. Keltner ae the n
ka+ ehurch Saturday a. fssz0 a II
Intex-1E tnok ylzes IL The Wells
vie seneszy Mrs Ssssa2 Eas the
aoeksr q Ma. c T. PeTtOE- The
herszxsd haze sAe syHipsxhy 81 he
eSzananity
Mrs.. Haasarosh. q 81 Lonla.
Mr. Wnters ara su q Lineoin
cosssy attaa6ed he fsnsrzl q The
sisssr. Nrs. Nsizon Saturday.
T1e marriage oS Miss Mzry Insse-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

and Bad Baser
LADDERS No u D 4 Em,is
Frank BnakaE. Mood Hoy
Froess. c. A. swlth and
Corner.
FarbeF No u. J. d suuon C. s
TanEer. W. o, lgassmAr
Lea, a = Caas and c X. ia
pin.
Friendship No a. John rT4hs,
z Burseg I4arl Crawfoei IA
S. Turser. VI Il NogaH u
Cos. .Fsckhu.
RoEeua Nc. l1 c 81. Berry IA,
Ta4hs J. W, Yaaxsr. c. c Sd.
Trbsle vi wager. &. G. n
ioVy. & G. Rose Asa h. o. Hn
Aolino No Is v. ". WISE II
csutharn. loha Barsess. j. Il 8,
bel, y r. carpazser apl
L0wery
Edwards No IL sso. Fenussas
Henry Tounebsood. John Scott
W. Gibbons. W. z. Thmpsoa. b
eoa MeBoaaa.
Thompson No rs Charla Hoas,l
der. doe Conslfins. ". 7. Kg
Robert Davis. sy Barnes AMI
CoEswell.
Mexico THIRD war9l No. lg. "A
Lnckie z Hughes. chas H
son Chas. Dean C. ". Peass
Z. G. Cant, sr.
Maxien ,ss Hd ward Ne 81
s. Gibbs. z. NJ. AEIison. J
Squires. s. II. GiIbart. wm "a
ier and Ed. Lse.
Mexico tto1rth wards No n. 81
Cunningham. John Kemp. c
Gieniy A. e Barnes. Rslsh Hl
aud 4 J. MeEihiney.
Union No 22 If. F. Hsrrisor
DAVIS. J. c. Brashaars. A. Pals
j. T Crews and L. r. Iarkn 7
Macedonia No. p. Frank C-s
white. Z. D. Alallory. s. Al "a
scott, Paul Hawkals, c. i. Barg
and s. E. Crank.
Burke No. "a. y. c. Da4s Geo
Nayes, wm. ALISON. L. r. Ridge
way. J. ". simms ard r g. Hem
derson.
barnham No. 25. J. c. Waegoae
J. c. Gengerich. E. ], stauuHusf
{. Il. kilbourH and ]. W. BrostI
maR and J. W. walker
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
NEW HOPE

=. W. Wisdom moved 10 Cen
traha last Friday. We hate 10 give
up Ar. Wisdom, but our loss is Cen.
traha's gain.
w. T. Chick and c. w. wilson.
Ehile rabbit hunting Fearsary rs.
killed four good-sizad snakes.
r. A. Wilson and NJ. z. Heiu3en
VIII have psblic sale March second.
Bert SsuerE had a sale yeste~dar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

sold 'o'aBea sl4.seo. W. R Prsa|
- oi Columbia, pad 81 oo0 for vi
hiyan. g fine Jack; King Jalnss ra;
sold to Lake Emerson a Eo#l1I
Green Tor $1,000 The sale was i
g. eat success.
among the sales made D Il
"eayer's sale last week wer
tht following Pair mules. s
Narter, $3.50; pair mules. Jno. Blun
ssse; pair all purpose mares, R.
Philips. sao5; pair 0t mares. judd
Squirting. sl77se. ani 4 sop wHUh
PIGS John Burgess. xss
Wallace Seymour o1 near ca,
sod 40 head Of cattle 70 Joe CO.'S ,,
ans of Thompson Monday. OF lAs
% head wege extra gooa. having b
purchased by Mr.. Seymour a. Afr
s'Fohs two months ago. The obs
ieur head consisted a yearlings ah,
'alses- The pTice paid was S2.6a
~. b. Wilkerson. enc cf AudEaini
n's' scientific ald adysnoed faH
efs for four years has been raisiEs
'haha successfully on his large bO'
,om land farm near Madison, Mel
he gets three cuttings a year froa
,ne crop. The first tosaIed aboa
= TONS ana was worth from S. to 81
ton. He has tried both fall and
spring sowing og Alfalfa and f0and
,na' The latter was the most sue
eessful.
Joe Wilson was In kansas GW
,scen'ly and bought 90 yearlips
$3.50.
B. Rutter bought q gray mule
AZ D. s, weayer's sale for s2l7.50.
X D, Wilkerson. who experiments
= farming as well as makes a sue.
seAS of i, has found that a.iaHa
pay makes a fine hcg feed, fact
ne has thoroughly established by e1
He feeds the hay 70
ism Ike he would cattle, lle
Neeps x dry and feds II On 10y
sronnd' giving only a moderaie
ir'nuly' about half what they would
~ They even take the tougho''
items " the Alfalfa.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS pAS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
MCMILLAN DEsATERs LEAVE
E01 col IfMpIA

Arthnr SBedekex ard Ralph
wayne lefz fW Columbia 10
day where they win debate the
Teachers High School team Of the
University toalgln on whether The
Initiative and referendum il a good
thing for Missouri Prof. Finley a.
coznpanied the team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
FELL AND BROKE
hls LEe.

Tuesday morning, Thomas Isaocs.
q psinieF q this CITY, Zen n FROM
ci the Ringo Hceaa and broke both
bones In his left leg, just above the
ankle. Tom was promptly placed IN
charge Ct a physician and = doing
nicely, and his mang friends hope
that they viii see him out zga'n
shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
n C. KEITHLEy DIES

W STURGEON.
Joan G, Ksehley. q S,urgeaa. Is
years Cd eied Saturday q eezEFy
He was born In Kezsneky and moved
p calsaNag county, a9serWard llFing
aosh 70 Boeze anA Aadrain cassbtIe
Ihe funeral was held a. ~. Pssgah
ehsrch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Dr. A. A Wallace and X. u.
White yin attend meeting OF the
board % trustees Of Westminster
College at the Mercanfile Club n
81. LOu.s Friday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
AsouT oNE HUNDRED

INSANE MOVED.
AtcU- - iazse were. TO-DAY
aaaTes sg special t<&ln EruGa Hos9st-
.! No !. Fgiton. to the nav asy-
baa Ia g. Louis Tbey vzaSed
rlroagA Mexico ahoak 1928 To-Day
usFsr sbe Ajfoa r. z.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Wilkeraon Nursery & Orchard Co.
VIII have for sale Apple, Peach, Pear
Plum, Cherry, Ornamental and Shade
irees. Grape Vines, Blackberry, Rasp
berry, Gooseberry, Currants, Straw
berries, Asparagus. Rhubarb, Roses.
aiso California Prlwt for yards fn
town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
CONCRETE STADIUM FOR
STATE UNIVERSITY

Work on a so, 900 concrete stadium
WIKI a seating capac.ty Of between
four and five thousand persons win
start on Rollins fed, Columbia, as
soon as the weather permits CON
crete construction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

You can lure man to he'll By sugar
plums aef feather beds. but the only
way TO tempt soul 70 nobility Is to
appeal to the soldier instinct in him.
DR.. Frank Crane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Wiikenson Nursery & Orchard Co.
viii have many Thousand Peach Tree
for saIe this srIng, Just north Hotel
H0Ssey, Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

% .sB AeTeS &C Ezzs5 for s1se in
t1s caz1esss q crOF Wig. Cass.
Eza@zra. Etzsaa. AEEa and 81
L11s. Mznea0.z Prices from SEA
80 SI5.@s EssT acre, Easy seEM.
Write t9g eeserlpzsua. 5ook5ex and
Eap soan L. szEra Land Co
d allEEeszg.s.ls 1rrr- vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

We are having bazsy snos ss@fms
and eos5sr EszsheT- Thexe are asous
tao feet q su0w on the IaTel.
Charlie cannell has raaTsd G farm
hear Hatton IN Calswzy eonHsy for
ne year
Mes Adzh Wilsoa gave the young
peapie a party last Wednesday night.
All bad 2 very good tine.
J. Mndd of Mexico hzs ressted ne
Lyman farm FOR the year 1911.
On aecopnt q the uufaFxabIe
ssathsr there was no preaohin9 a.
New Hops church the thrd Sunday.
QuEs a number II ssts vioiahy At
tended tie party A. VIZ culhxris
lag Monday niehf All report a
good tseue.
Mks Maad Foster who has been III
gusst q Mr.. Roy Staples has re
turned home.
Russell WIalts q Galway cJausy
was the guest ot Jas. wilson laS
Sunday.
Mrs, MI Harrscn Who has been
critically III ar a St. Louis hosprai
has imDp1ed and returned home.
Octave Watts has been in WITH
Tery sore tERoaG for the past few
days
Dir. and Mrs. Geo. Byars Of Gala
way County were guess o6 yr. and
Mrs. " " Watts last Thursday.
Clifford Hodge Is working fer J.
Kettle.
J. oTBrien and c. Z. Harvey are
building fence al the present writ
ing.
J. Walker Is smiling about GONE.
thing. We wish him good lack
SOUTH BENTON.
Lee childers moved 20 the John
Armstrong place last week.
siF. and Mrs. Jackson Bane who
have been III for gone tine are re
ported better at this writing.
Guy Lavinder left last week for |
South Missouri.
Nsss Laura Clark sho has been
q. the McIAin orthopadc sauItar- /
ium since last May Is at home |
again.
Amos Harris who has had Ia !
grippe g able to be out again.
John Armstrong sold to A. c.
Pledge 20 acres Of land for t759.
Mrs. Susan Peyton OF Mexico Is
WIKI Geo. Peyton and wife.
Mrs. T. A. Owens and Miss slaude
Bane are numbered with the sick.
Adam Weimer sold to c. CIark 20
"-res Of tirnber land for 500.
PSNter Waters Is moving to the
Mrs. Sake Stump place this week.
On account Of bad roads and the
nov there was no preaching at
Jnky church Sunday.
Mrs- Ellen Mason and Mrs. ]. P1,
'owen are visiting Biesgrs. Frank ,
nd Robert Carter at AIya. Okla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
STURGEON YOUNG PEOPLE
WET tN CENTRAL

L. L. Richie and Miss BeuIah
Long boeh of Sturgeon. were married
IL Csatralia Sunday. Feb. u. by
the Rev. r. b. HeIseF. Both are
well known ia this city and their
many friends join The Ledger in ex--
tending congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
SELLS STOCK IN Ms

SOURI, PRINTING co.
" q FO-Eths tszs @o5d MS seoek
l- the N1zseg-i ETEggiEG Co to DF.
9 A1zrs. e this ely 1EE. FsxxYtks
4 ss1Elzg ozs * he bast Eeakly ps-
Eszs e Eo-1hazas Mizs1xL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

eoTeozs CFgw and ssser. Miss gen-
0is croF. a. CHrFyvslie. are guests
"a 1sr. and Ms. w. u. I.se.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
BUFF oRPlneron EGGS

FOR SALE.
Buff orpinsteh Eggs for setting.
Best pen headed by prize winning
eockefel; good eggs guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. Roy Bryarly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Tried HERE.

Mrs. Anna Boyd, Of Galloway
county, has sued Doctor Ellis.
Of Concord. for $4,000. She claims,
that Doctor Ellis slandered her. The
case win be tried in Mexico on a
change Of venue by the plaintiff
from Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Tha pkSee a Coffee has a.
y1aced. but We are ssin selling that
highgrads Coffee a. re q ID. Try
a. a2x1
cra5sk Etrrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

y. A Kendall a.rd wife cf Durand.
Okla. win arrive tonight to be the
g1aS1 * -cszssseN in 15exiao.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Judge J. W Smith and family are
here from NIsskogee. Okla, and
viii "a the future make their home
IN Aiidrain- The Ledger joins their
friends in welcoming them. They
al come back
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

lzG=E4 RlEEsr DUeE ex.ss f1< sale
frcE bwsza N11iag GzsSk. taz5 Per
49, Nrs- 2. 2. 9EeCorE VI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Hin- II. Westrope Befs Tuesday for
DsFslls Bluff. Ark. where he viz
szssss relzflyes for several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Dir zzS 8f-K ~ 4 EEzrp are sEz
fr1zu 3 g5ez.szzz sA Il Ezs1u-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

n. a.. M1sr4s zsfaaa6sas es@ EM
e9azse opera r. NGSs~ly slozsag e.
srtne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Hare Prasrrtgz.aua fzss a. Ruek-
era
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

CHsai7 Giezk J. r. Graham is zble
10 b@ ogt zgaia astew a seseve spell
~ saszess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

1srs 7. D. MaEsr IN eaaf@ea 70
her basse hg zl1aaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

J. d. Miller. jan5tor Of the Clspt
Boass, was among the finst to
Clean of The wasks after she biz
anow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

&rE E1ar-, x 9a1esswEg. E1H ar
IRE TazEs1ag 70 he fas a7zss gpess
e RrH. 1. q MrRlae
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Ssaa A Br0aa. Il vaaza1a. rzs
Go fhH cry. Teaasszg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

stspbea OwSzzz. q Ctzrk. wzs "a
@egseg om ssss4nesa thts week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Aiiss sallis Hsey viii leaye shorty
for San Antonio. Te1as, TO make a
visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Mrs. Ollie Davidson has returned
to heS hone near New Florence r.
Montgomery county. after a ten
dsyH yisf TO relatives in this
city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

sfz- L II Eaz.as Is baze rm
EEsxziazE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

o. .. Cray, y tks Enresoz
Lea&sr. waa r. eAA cstT TzamssF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

4 L LEer Gz9 SzzzEer- Mzss
Ls2s. are visiting G. r. C2zNzrsoz
and fanzA1T a Nazsg0EerT cKT-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Iery Fo9les. u As&lsae- Ns has
been here q = vi9G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

5srz. Frank Eztaoz is hoEs fraas
a Vasst 70 Ie1ss-z0n CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

J.. H. HarEzh Ks ezpslsad Gozze
tonleist from Sorzh Car0Ena-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

J. o. Barrow. q vza1zla- auenrs
Cd ao1<z here TgsadaY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Tas Ezks b&zcses UiE take p5scs
a. tAs CaxHzss1 czzrsz we6zasszy
essaze. FeS. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

J dns. =. r. Sanford 3 the guest
Of Mrs. Percy Hord, 6f st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

SPECIAL.
30 Para EoZsais zE1 b0gz' SsOz,
rslze1 - 70 tl-3s rzir 70 eio@e tksss
Shoes ost az oz1s. pzr. Sc
.1w1 Rzgs1z1s's Cask Srors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
SPECIAL PRICES.

SPECIAL PRICES.
MEAS guu Booca, FT, sz-4s and
sE.g9 Duck Boots. Hood brand
$3.50 value, 90 palrs 20 sell a. spec
Ia price q pair. 1888
Rassdale'a Cash Stnra.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23
BENTON CITY.

cIsFe Carr left here Monday night
Tor NOS.
Mrs. DR.. Douglass who has been
sick - able to be out again.
asrs- AbBey and her trother, Nr.
HsekersOn. visited relatives n Mex.
leo last week.
VIII stinson is back here from
IIiin06s.
4 large croEd uf S. persons
surprised Si-. and Mrs. a. ". Pear
son last Friday night, Feb. I7th. It
being their 18th anniversary.
Fred Squirez Esas moved In John
Reefs house.
sfrs. Robertson Of WeiIzviIle was
shipped here Sunday night and was
buried Monday.
T. C. HICKS ard Alfred HEks
went to Kansas City Monday to at
tend the funeral of their amt.
Oscar Breeds0Es and wife will
move 10 Bud Bakers this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

school work and get a degree. She
is 20 years odd.
A plush covered box, neatly tied
Ekh ribbons and delicately per-
fumed. was handed to George A.
blanchard of the limo Hotel, East
81. Louis. formerly of Mexico, Mo,
when asked by the clerk for his mail
Tuesday. Curious friends gathered
to see what 81. Valentine had brough
blanchard, as he was thought to be
paHt the age limit for receiving such
attentions.
When the outer wTappings had
been taken off and the box lid
raised they beheld an officialIook-
ing document imbedded in viobets.
blanchard after the pleadipgs Of his
friends. gently unrolled it. 1t was
his own marriage certificate, show
ing that he was married Oct. 22 last
to Mrs. Ella Van Houten, cashier
IN the cTedA department az Nugent S
store, st. Louis.
blanchard, who is 80 years old and
has two sens by his first marriage,
admitted that the document told a
true story, but said he could not i'm
agine who sent 4 to him, unless it
was the new Mrs. Blanchard.
Bride Still Employed.
He said that they were married at
Decatur, H., last fan. hut that he
at fbo,r So -, - 80 Asiis
had not expected to reveal The e.
eFet until they were ready to go to
mouse keeping at 556 North Twenty
y, seie'' Z. o. Lous.
-. - 4n'e. ms van houten' who
-, Noi'n h-'sllth street,
-, - = Lou"s' = sun holding her
- s9-'o'i a. -'"ss1iN = Where she has
o.. go, so.,.s ,'i''ea 'he name OF her
i'ist huspaiSi- she sad she did not
- - ' o 'a.e'ieine' ana could
80, e - "''o u'u 1ohe mas ss'V-'
n,N-, n, s.'-,u' en-
-. - A, u VINO Is iamliarly known
= inns as Dad' IS not sure
y y NF' uate on MS birth He
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-23

Eiz-sT Eeatksr has fzznT zrr.p.
I'd AMI VA r trozsAt ts.e ~ suar
q the se@saE.
Je~Tg I1Ee4 Es5zsht Il ]. ". Taee.
= weEsrz ewes AZ ssszg gs- kszd
T1ls Ezkes 1e-ry A. eEss 20 Iz=k
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moLIao COUPLE KEEP
MARRIAGE
SECRET

AlA-4Au, aD4 hiss Mafg NaNthoFbt VI
the sanie neighborhood. we're mar
risd secretly at the home Of Mr.
ard Mrs. J. W. Dry. in this city,
las. Wednesday evening. After keep
ing heir marriage a secret for a
wesk ~ and Mrs. sappington de-
ctded 20 announce II, to the sur
prise Of their many friends hee and
a Molino.
Mrs. Lewis J. somers. until We'd
Eesday known to her friends in Co
lsnbA as Miss Esther Brockman. Ieft
Columbia Thursday afternoon TO
ioiD her husband at Madison, Wis,
ssys the University Missourian. Mrs.
s lmmers is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Brockman of West Ash
street. She was a junior in the Col
lsge Of Arts and Science Of the Uni
Fersity OF Missouri until the Sec
end semester Of this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Somers were married
a. Msxsco Mo, March 16, 1910,
Tsey had Succeeded in keeping their
E-sri iage a secret until Wednesday
Ehen Mrs. Somers told her friends.
They even managed to keep the
marriage a secret from us until two
months afterwards said j. w.
Brockman, father of Mrs, somers,
this morning.
Mrs. somers win enter the Uni.
versi.y Of Wisconsin the second
semester It begins February 20.
1t Is her intention to finish her
school work and get a degree. She
is 20 years odd.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-05
Rational Diversification.

No new crop should be planted on
large scale, until few acres have
been grown for year or two, and
the culture of the crop learned.
It is safe to stick pretty closely to
the we'll known crops, corn, oats,
hay, sweet potatoes, and such other
crops as there is ready market for
and those we know how to grow and
for the production of which expert
ence has proved the country is adapt
ed.
New CROPS should be sought and
thoroughly tried, but only small
areas sho"ld be planted until their
culture has been learned and it has
been demonstrated that they can be
profitably produced. This can be
done before the arrival of the boil
weevil so that when it becomes neces-
sary to largely discontinue the grow
ing of cotton, which should always
be done for two or three years after
the appearance of the weevils, other
tried crops, with the culture of which
we are familiar, may be substituted.
Raleigh On. c. Progressive Farm
er and Gazette.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-05
PROBABLY TO SUPREME COURT.
Highest Tribunal May Finally Decide
Cheraw Crossing Case.

Columbia, Dec. 29.-The war be-
tween the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way and the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way will very probably end in the
Supreme court Tomorrow Judge
Watts, at Cheraw, will hear injunc-
ton proceedings in the matter Of the
much talked Of crossing at Cheraw.
The Seaboard Air Line is trying to
enjoin the Coast Line from crossing
it's main line with a spur track and
the Atlantic Coast Line is trying to
enjoin the Seaboard so as to cross
the track. No matter which way the
question is decided by Judge Watts, it
is generally believed that an appeal
will be taken to the Supreme court
for a final settlement of the matter.
The railroad commission has is
sued an order permitting the Coast
Line to cross the Seaboard at Che
raw and only asks that should the
crossing be put in that it be provided
with an interlocking switch, as re-
quired by law. There was dissent
ing opinion, or order, by Commission
er Caughman, who is of the opinion
that the Coast Line should not be
permitted to cross the tracks of the
Seaboard at the place in question.