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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-10
FreckIe-Face
New Remedy That Removes FreokIes
or Costs Nothing.

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to
try a new remedy for freckIes with the
guarantee of reliable dealer that it will
not cost you a penny unless it removes the
freckles. while If 1t does give you a clear
complexion, the expense is trifing.
Simply get an ounce of othine-double
strength. from Fout & Porterfeld, and one
nights treatment will show Won how easy
1t is to rid yourself forever OF the homelv
freckles and get a beautiful complexion.
Rarely Is more than one ounce needed for
the worst case.
Be sure to ask Fout & Porterfeld for
the double strength othine, as this ia fhe
only prescription sold under guarantee OF
money back Ii Ii fails to remove freckies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-10
A Year Of Great Improvement

This has been year Of unusual and heavy expense
with the UNION LIGHT, HEAT & POWER
Company
Wide extension Of electric distributing lines Increase
OF electric generating capacity Extension Of gas mains
and improvements at the gas works-A have made
combined attack
In addition gas and electric have been reduced
The money has been invested to properly serve first
class city with first class future
The facts stated however, make It particularly desr
able that bills for electric and gas service should be paid
on or before the 10th day Of the month
Prompt collections enable the prompt meeting Of our
own monthly obligations
We make prompt payment worth your while BY giving
discount Of 10 per cent if bills paid before
the 10th Of the month
Union Light, Heat & Power Co.
Do Not Be ! Delinquent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-10
MlscREANTs STEAL FLOWERS.
Several Boys Play Havoc With Mrs.
George n. HOLSTERS Garden.

George n. HOLSTERS Garden.
During Mrs George Fl. HOLSTERS
temporary absence from her home, on
Ninth street south, yesterday after
noon, between and o'clock several
boys, whose names are known and
have been supplied to the chief of
police, entered the gardens about the
Hollister home and wickedly played
havoc with a number OF the flower
beds and ornamental grounds. The
blossoms from large bed OF scarlet
geraniums were ruthlessly plucked
and then tossed away, and other beds
were similarly treated and maIiciousIy
tramped upon. The condition of the
garden as found by Mrs. HOLSTER
when she returned pointed to just one
conclusion, that the object of the sew
'eral boys who paid her a visit was
malicious mischief 1t is alleged that
at least two Of the trespassers were
10 years of age.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
POWELL FORD.

Several turkey dinners in this
neighborhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J. Powell spent
Sunday in Mexico with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Floyd.
Miss Ethel Dull commence
school last Monday, after y
week s vacation with her parents
in Paris.
Master Robert Powell Of Mex
leo spent Friday of last wee';
hunting in this vicinity.
Winter certainly has come
Sunday night several let theil
flowers freeze.
The Christmas tree at Garter
was well attended and enjoyed ~
all. Professor Shobe and wife o.
Mexico were present and all en-
joyed Mr.. ShObe's talk before
Old Santa arrived.
Wishing the editor and hi
realers happy New Year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
BEAN CREEK.

The new year came i'll cold. The
thermometer registered 6 below
zero Tuesday morning.
Miss Lillian Spotswood of Mex.
leo spent the holidays with her
grandfather, II. 4. Byars. and
family.
C. ii. Martien and wife of neal
Tulip spent few of the holiday
with hOmefOlks and friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Hubert of Dakota is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
William Mangler delivered hogs
at Mexico, Monday, at I IL cts. &
pound.
A few from this vicinity attend
ed the Christmas tree at Shady
Dell, reporting n nice time,
s. T. Davis took up his schoo
work Monday after II weeks va
cation for the holidays.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
CANT ITEMS.

lee Miller is on the sick list.
j. f. Edwards SHIPPED 442 head
of 100 ID. sheep to the st. Louis
market last week, SOLD at ~. 90 per
cwt. lie bought load of cattle
to feed on the Same market.
Mr.. Zehr sold pair of horses
to Chas. Morrison for $275.OO. =
!. llulett is hauling his corn ia
f. j. Sims, at 35 cts per bu.
The NJ. w. A. elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing
year: .Ino. McCory, V. G.. L. Nc.
Carly, r. A.; f. j. Sims, Banker
j. L. Smith, Clerk; b. b. Daniel
Escort; DR.. Todd. Physician; X
+. Scholl, Sentry; w. NJ. Showers
Waterman, and V. V. Smith
Trustee.
Last Sunday while John Nc
Cannon and wife were awaN
from home their house caught fir,
and had gained such Roadway be
fore it was discovered that it wa.
impossible for the neighbors VIII,
hurried to the scene to save any
thing only one bed and some mea
AMI lard, The loss was abou
~, 200. Insurance. $4,000. Thi!
is a sad misfortune, more es
pecially in the dead of winter. II,
will rebuild as soon as the weather
will permit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

National Stock Yards, M, Jan
3, l9l1.-Cattle receipts 5000
Toiay's steer market steady. Good
heavy steers Toe to l5c higher
than a week ago; all other grades
steady. Butcher cattle loo to l5c
higher than yesterday and 15c to
Poe higher than last Tuesday
StockerS and feeders Zoe to 15c
higher than a week ago.
Hog receipts 1900. Today,
market Toe higher; top $S.27l-2;
bulk $50 to 1925.
Sheep receipts $500. Markc.
Zoe to Zoe higher than yesterday.
Top lambs $3.50; top Western
sheep $4.2j; top Natives 800;
yearlings $685..
National Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
VANDALIA ITEMS

We have been having some cold
weather the last two or three days
of tnis week.
j. I. Slavens of near Laddonia
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. $. Goran.
IA few days last week.
Misses Nellie Darnell, Ida
Butts, Villa McCune, who have
been attending the lIoward-Payne
College at Fayette, spent the holi-
days with their parents in this
icty.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Potter left
last week for Bayless, H., to visit
relatives.
David Ralston came home from
st. Louis to spend the holidays
He is attending the st. Louis col.
lege of pharmacy.
John Goran came home from 81
Louis to spend part of the holi.
days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. $. Gordan. He is employ.
ed with the Rice-Stix Wholesale
Co.
Misses Captola Neal, Susie
Hutchinson and Cora Lee Lake and
Lynn Webb came home from the
University to spend the holidays
with homcfolks.
Miss Ellie Stone who teacher,
near Slick spent Christmas with
homefolks.
jeff and Lucy Goran spent a
few days with relatives near Lad
dOnia last week.
John Nicholson and family Wis
tied Bart Griffith and other rela
tives at frankfort last week.
Miss DolIie Linley who is living
with her aunt, Mrs. Ferrel, spen'
the holidays with friends and rel
atives near McCune Station.
Miss Daisy Humphrey and Sal
lie Daniel were the guests las
week of Mrs. Walker in Louisiana
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
LIBERTY ITEMS.

Happy new years greetings to
the Message and all its readers.
A cold wave struck this section
Sunday night that took the temp.
err out of many of those poor little
house flowers. Mrs. Newman and
Mrs. Allen lost quite few.
j. 7. Allen gave the young
folks a corn shocking and party
last week. The result was 300
bushels shucked and cribbed and
quite an entertainment at night.
\ nice time reported
II. A. Whites family is on the
sick list with the grippe.
Earnest Newman had one of has
milk cows to fall in a ditch. She
is all right now. lie also lost a
fat hog the other day. Supposed
to have been hurt some way.
Edgar Allen ana wife of Halls
vile spent Christmas with his
parents, J. T. Allen and family
near Benton City. Miss Mary
Allen accompanied them home for
a few days.
Mrs. Lou Robinson of Bloom.
field, Mo-, was visiting friends in
this locality last week.
Hogs are selling out here for
IL cts. Corn going at 40 cts.
Will Woof gave the youngsters
quite nice dance Wednesday
evening.
The thermometer registered
10 below zero here Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
Franklin Alton Nuptials

The paragraph below is from
the Columbia (Mo.) Tribune of a
few days ago. Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin visited at Rus h
Hill last week, where Mr.. Frank.
lin formerly lived;
o. H. Franklin and Miss Pauline
Alton were married last night
Rev Madison A. Hart, performing
the ceremony. Both are estimable
young people Of Columbia with
many friends who wish them all
happiness. They win make Their
home here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
FARBER HAPPENINGS.

Rev. Kirtley of Vandalia fillci
his appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Mr.. Scobee and family, of near
Perry, visited Charles Tanner and
family Sunday.
Miss Jessie Boulden, of Chica-
go, arrived Saturday to visit her
mother. Mrs. w. NJ Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kennen cf
Mexico visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Davault Thursday.
Miss Nina Amidon of Illinois
spent the Holidays with home,
folks at Farber.
Mrs. B. j. Reighley arrived
from Erskin, Canada, to visit her
mother, Mrs. lizzie Bowen.
Miss Neva Ball returned ia
Vandalia Monday after spending
the week with homefolks here.
W. J. Dougherty returned to
st. Louis Saturday after a week :,
visit with his brother, y, s. Dough
crty, here.
James Newland and family Oi
near Harmony, visited c. \. Da
vault and family first of the week
Gus Depping of st. Louis Spenr
Christmas week with his sister
here, Mrs. II. F. Tuepker.
Charles GilIiland of Wellsvlll,
is visiting relatives at Farber hi.
week.
Geo. Pearce visited his mothc'
and brother at Mexico first Of ihc
week.
Miss Ella CriSwelI visited {
friend at Martinsburg during thu
holidays.
Miss Mary Mcleod of st. Loui'
is visiting her friend, Mrs. w. +
Trabue.
Joe Gray, who has been quit
sick. is able TO be up.
Miss Florence Kirkpatric re
sumed her school duties Monda!
after spending the holidays wit!
relatives at Mexico.
Jessie King who was quite bad
ly bruised by IA fall at the Goa
bank, we are glad TO report i
able to be at work again.
Miss Maymie Bufford of Bow
ing Green visited her sister, Mrs
Charles Tucker, Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
SOME CASH; SOME NEWS.
MRS. Emma Byrns renews.

MRS. Emma Byrns renews.
w. Q. Maxwell, at Greenburg,
Kansas renews for the Message
Says he a ppreciates the paper
very much.
7. F. Dews, one of the substan-
tial farmers down Benton City
way, calls and subscribes for the
Message.
The following renew for the
Message this week; Frank Coats.
worth, j. K. Hodge, T. j. Wilson,
j. G.. King and Il. II. Lewis.
o. Il. Franklin aud young bride
Of Columbia, called and sub
Scribed for the Message n few days
ago. Mr.. Franklin formerly
lived at Rush Hill.
Mrs. w. l.. Corner, who moved
from Mexico some months ago to
Spokane, Wash, subscribed for
the Message. They like the West
but find high living ont there.
Our excellent young friend
Everett Mcdonald calls and sub
scribes for the Message to go to
his uncle, Il. z. Newkirk, Wynne-
wood, Okla. Mr.. Newkirk was n
resident of Audrain county IL
years ago.
w. h. Sallee renews for the
Message and likewise renews for
his mother, Mrs. N. j. Sallee, Of
St Louis.
John +. Davis calls and sub
Scribes for the Message and also
sends it to his good old father, w
A. Davis, at Caney, Okla, who is
past 80 years of age. Many Of the
early settlers around Mexico will
remember w. \. Davis.
The following good friends, all
in one day last week, renewed for
the Message: II. T.. Davis, Mrs
ii. f. Blume, Henderson Johnson
+. |. Ilagan, G.. NJ. 1Iundley, WIN
T. Pierce, l.. c. Henry, +. c.. S
Miller, l.. r. Larkin, w. NJ. Hester
burg, Mrs. Harry Hawley, L. II.
Biggers and Mrs. Laura a. Gibbs
John Stotler, one of our very
staunch friends at Laddonia called
and renewed for the Message Mon
day. John is one of the faithful
rural mail carriers down that
way. He was accompanied by p.
y. Hodge who is attending college
at Fayette. Mr.. Hodge belongs
tothe foot ball team over there
which won great record last
season, but he says the students
do more than play ball. lie
thinks the Fayette school n great
school
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
RUSH HILL.

There were two distinct AMI
heavy strokes of lightning Sunday
evening, southeast Of r. H., about
I O'Clock.
Ed. Crooks shipped three ear
loads of fine fat cattle TO st. liouis
Sunday evening. They averaged
! 400 lbs. at home. Ed. is a splen
did feeder and Il fine judge of
cattle.
c. f. Casper shipped two ears
of fat hogs from here last week.
Our school resumed business
Monday morning. Teachers and
children rested, so they come
again with renewed vigor and en-.
thnsiasm, and no doubt will make
this one Of the most successful
and profitable term of school ouI
and profitable terms of school our
Miss Maggie Maxwell of Kan
Sas is spending the holidays and
enjoying good visit with her
many friends here. She is 4.
daughter of Pete Maxwell an
wife, former residents OF ON
town.
Miss Alva Roberts who is at
tending school at Kirksville spent
the holidays with her parents, l.
w. Roberts and wife.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
The Weather.

Sunday was a continuation o.
,be mild weather we had been
having for weeks, but late Sunday
evening a cold wind started in
from the west and northwest AMI
bv next morning the nnercury naC
trmbled down to zero. A bin
GARD ragged thruout the day ami
Tuesday morning Llewellyn's
Government thermometer regis.
tered seven below-coldest of tn"
season We are afraid for those
tom cats and fishworms.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
Florida Lands.

Capt. +. Scott Waters, who rep
resents n company which own;
large tracts of land on the easi
coast of Florida, has just return.
ed from a very successful trip to
the sem-tropics of the United
States and will go again with sev.
eral prospective buyers on Tues
day, Jan. 18th.
lie will be at my Office until tina,
date and would be pleased to SEE
any person. who is interested il
Florida lands.
Ms. Meyers, south side of square
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Ewing
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Grace Allene, to Mr..
Luther ii. Jones, Saturday,
Dee. 81, 1910. At home after
January IL, 4345 Harrison St.
The young lady formerly resid-
ed in this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
SANTA FEE NOTES.
Mrs. Simpsons Turkeys-Brow1
Campbcll's Illness--Person
al Matters.

Here are our best wishes to the
good old Message and its many
readers for a prosperous, joyous
and happy new year.
Roy Wright of Mexico was in
this vicinity during the holidays.
Luther Davidson and family of
near Centralia were the guests Of
relatives near here recently.
Mrs. II. IT, Youell entertained
the Junior Endcavor at n doll
party one afternoon last week.
A happier bunch of little girls
with their dollies would have been
hard to find.
Newt. Bishop and son, Dick,
spent the last of the week in
Hannibal.
Brown Campbell has been very
low with pneumonia at the home
of Luke Wilkerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ball Of near
Paris visited their daughter here,
Mrs. Ward Tawney, last week.
The north 800 acres of the
John ID. Power farm, in South
Fork. was sold to the Azdc|l
Bros. last week at $500 per acre
The land is unimproved.
Mrs. F. A. Lcwton of near Lad.
donia visited her children. south
Of town, last week, Ralph Lewton
and Mrs. T. G.. Campbell.
Mrs. d. NJ. Simpson sold the
largest bunch of turkeys to our
buyers here; 63 turkeys brought
$l2S.54.
Will Sauers Of near Perry was
in this vicinity Sunday.
Miss Bessie futile spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Lewton, south of town.
John Sherman and wife enter.
tanned the League Friday night
1t was a jolly time.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore and son, T.
T.. spent the holidays with friends
at Paris.
Mrs. Harry Story has been
seriously afflicted with two ris.
ings in her head.
Miss BeSs DaShner gave Il
watch party Saturday night, to
see the old year out and welcome
1911.
Marvin Key and sister, Jewell
visited friends near Moline dur
ing the holidays.
Earl Brown entertained his
schoolmates one night last week
lOldfashioncd games, ice cream
cake and candy were greatly en-
ioyed by the young folks.
Mrs. VIM. Dull and daughters
and Mrs. Newt Bishop, south OF
town, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Bess Heller.
Homer Bridgford and family
spent Friday with Robt. Kerr and
family. near Moline.
Ernest Kerr ami family talk oi
seeking a new home in Oklahoma.
Neighhors here will he sorry tn
lose them.
Robert Youcll is having one o.
his tenant houses remodeled
! lIcckard & Snyder are doing the
" ork.
Mrs. Della Lewton and littlo
babe are visiting her parents
south of Perry.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
Slaughter Shoe Sale.

After selling my Dry Goods
have decided to close out my en-
tire shoe stock. also, AMI this must
be done by February LIST, as thai
is the expiration of my leas.
Don't fail to take advantage Of
this great opportunity.
Yours for business.
THE BARGAIN PLACE.
B. II. Smith, Prop.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
MIR. REIcHER s PROFITS.
Some Land Deals-Dr. Cornett Z
Mule Sale.

Col. j. T. johnson, the auc-
tioneer, gives the Message the fol.
lowing facts: John Reicher, a
hustling German farmer, rents
the John Armistead 90 acre farm
four miles north of Mexico. Mr.
Reicher is hustler. During 1910
from 100 hens he sold $l35. -
worth of eggs and set 600 eggs
i'll an incubator, besides he hal
all the eggs he wanted for his
table. About half his Matching he
sold for $29.l5. lie also sold $50
worth Of chickens and 81. so
worth Of ducks. His expenditure
during the year for groceries
chicken feed, etc, was $l07.l0
Reicher is a bachelor but-no
other girl need apply-he is soon
To wed winsOme Boone county
girl. Then lookout for prosperity
for Mr.. Reichter.
Chas. wilkins sold four yea,
old driving horse to Virgil Nor
rison for 1925.
Ed. FRAZIER and S. =. Dubray,
north of Rush Hill, were over in
Galloway last week and bought
fine Jack of Tom Bratton nj n
fancy price.
Chas. Wilkins bought a good
four year old driving horse from
Mr.. Underwood of Galloway
county for 800.
G. w. Green of Rush Hill spent
several days this week with his
brother, south of Mexico, and
with other relatives at AuXvasSe
also.
q. w. Green. north of RnSh
Hill sold l3 head of dandy feed
ing steers TO +. j. Shobe of Lad
donia that weighed 1,l36 lbs. a,
5 cts per lb.
w. u. Beckley will occupy the
c. Il. Bowman farm. northwest of
Laddonia, for the coming year
The place was formerly known rs
the w. III. Beal farm.
Jack Brown, Of the West Lick
neighborhood has 1913 head of
steers on feed. Mr.. Brown is one
of the largest feeders in the
county.
DIR. w. f. Cornett. of Rush Hill.
desires that the readers of the
Message watch out for date of his
mule sale. Bills for said sale will
be posted in few days.
The Live Stock Reporter says I:
Ed. Mitchell, a well-to-do colored
farmer and cattle feeder of Mon
roe county, Mo-, was here We'd
nesday with two ears of steers of
his own feeding, one selling at III
and light load bringing 1866.
w. C. IIidy, north of Rush Hill
sold 100 acres of land to his neigh
Dor, II. p. Brown, a few days ago.
at 900 per acre. Mr.. Brown now
owns near 1000 acres in a b0dy
in that neighbOrhood. He believes
in Audrain county real estate, all
right.
G. Il. Staples has traded his
stock of merchandise at Jones
burg to T. j. Beshears for 100
acre farm, north of Curryvil'e
the consideration for the farm be-
ing $4,000. Mr.. Staples gets pos.
session March LIST, but he may
continue to make Mexico his
home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Perry Enterprise: Little SAME
"Toots" Jackson, Of Mexico is
spending the holidays with his
grandfather, S. NJ. Jackson, o.
near town. After his visit he will
return to Mexico TO go to school
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
Poultry, Eggs and Butter

st. Louis, Jan. 3.-Live Poul-
try Turkeys Choice dressing
l8c; thin, poor, small, IA C0 l5r
Chickens Fowls, 70 1-2c; cocks
Sc; spring chickens, round, he
spring chickens, brOilcrS, he; cap.
Ons, lG "a lSc. Ducks, l4c. Geese
lie. Guinea chickens, per dOz
~ "a $50. Dressed POultry-DulI
and weak; turkeys, l9c; turkeys
inferior, II "a Ice; spring chick
ems, BE; brOilers, BE; caponS {
pounds AMI under, lie; s pounds
or over; zoe; fowls, | 1-2c; cocks
De; ducks, lJc; geese. he. Eggs =
Current receipts at BE in new
cases, 20 3-4c in secondhand eases
and PC lie cases returned. But,
ter Creamery extra, Doe; first
2Sc; second, Doe; ladle-packed
23c; country make in pals or rolls
(packing stock at lSc.
w. II. Norris is home from An.
dersOn, Mo, where he has been fo'
some months looking after his
farm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgess re
Gently enjoyed a visit from NJ.
and Mrs. Jefferson Day of Bush
ton, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05
Depot Robbed.

The depot at AuXyasse was
robbed last Sunday, about $3.50
taken from the money drawer
Two tramps did the work in the
absence of the ticket agent from
the building. The tramps were ar
rested before they got out Of town
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mr.. Heba Kelmm, aged II
years, of Barry, H., died a few
days ago lie was the father os
Mrs. Wood IIoyt. Mr.. and Mrs
Wood IIoyt are soon to occupy a
farm they purchased some months
ago north of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Prof. and Mrs Edgar Lee, OF
New London, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Lees parents of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barkley, spent
the latter part of last week with
Mr.. Lees parents at Rush Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Master George Spottswood OF
st. Louis spent the holidays last
week with his grandparents near
Mexico, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w
Powell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

J. w. Douglass and j. II
Stumpf, OF Benton City, visited
Clarence Douglass and family last
week, at Winfield, Kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Judge j. j. Alexander of Lad
donia is in Artesia. n. NJ, where
he has land interests. lie will
conduct lot sale in that city he,
fore he returns.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Miss Anna Miller, after visit
to her parents at Rush Hill. has
returned TO Randolph county
where she is teaching school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

ID. T.. Weidler, of Anderson,
Ind, has been visiting his uncle, \.
Is. Weidlcr, six miles southwest
OF Mexico. lie is the teacher OF
Mathematics in the High School
at Anderson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

The Rev. Grover Aker of Kan
sas City, j. l.. Edwards of St
Louis and Mrs. c. NJ. Aker of Col.
umoia attended the Finley-Ha'l
wedding in this city last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mrs. Gus billiard and daughter
Miss Mary, visited Mrs. billiard &
brother, Rev. John Sneed, pastor
OF the Methodist church at Paris
last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Julius Schleeter and sister, Miss
Lulu, south of Mexico. visited
their sister, Mrs. ii. Il. Davis. last
week, northeast of Martinsburg
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

The New Florence Leader says:
VIM. A. Mcclure and wife were
down from Mexico for the lIoh-
days. Willie has been laid up
with a broken arm but is getting
along nicely and will go to work
at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mrs. Laura IIolbrook and Miss
Daisy Hazard Of Kansas City, and
G. B. Hazard of Fulton, and Or
Vile and Walker Flora of Slater
attended the funeral of Harry
Flora in this city last Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mayo Alexander and family of
This city are visiting Mr.. AleXan-
der's father, Judge J. J. AleXan-
der, of Laddonia. Mayo and his
two children, Dorothy and Thel-
ma, have been quite sick for sew
eral days past.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Misses Ada Schneider of this
city and Grace Schneider Of Lad
donna visited Mrs. Herman Roppel
in Wellsville last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mrs. Fred Roberts of this city
visiting at Wheeling, w. Va.
underwent an operation there last
week. She is reported as getting
along all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

The Laddonia Herald reports a
l5-pound daughter born to the
wife of Mr.. Henry Davidson, near
Laddonia, on the 9th inst.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnside
of Muscatine, Iowa, spent the hoii.
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Day
near Mexico.