Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

8oniphan. 80 Capt Denn.ark. .
fne sszXson this week for ssssa.
HaTT HsadeTs0n bousbt a psir of
mules from Chzs Dezn Tor 81 this
xesk-
Jas. Ruttes sod chaS. Dean pair
q mules for s42s this week.
(. n. Hamilton sod Judge William
EmlEh par q Eaales for 500.
Tom HAmlton sod Chas. Dean .
good mule Eow $3.50 this week.
Z. n. Hznflton sold Nr. Dawes, q
Tenn, : yearling mules for $3.50 81
bead this p7eek
J. ". Woodbridge sold Ton Ham
lion a pair q mules for 1855 this
veek.
chas- Dunn. goe wellknown Cal
lzEay mule buyer. Who bougEE 60
head lass week. has purchased s1e
fine show mules OF Lishs Reed Cor
ssz5,
Samuel B. Coleman. OF Texas. has
returned home aaer pleasant ykit
with biz sister. Mrs. G. F.l
Clark. ~tnm he had not seen for S5
years.
c. 7. Jesse seld chzs. Household
er, reeently. three head Of mules for
$50.
J. 3. Rusters one q cur wellknoEn
mule buyers. has Just come home
from a business "trip nsar Blooming
ton. Ill he went to buy mules but |
found them selling higher there than I
IN this section. They wanted $500 4
for 1909 pm I,,ssIs.ss1s s siaas ~slsi bring /
about $3.50 here.
chas. Dean recently bought . head |
d good mules ~ Monroe county. ay--
eraging S2l2.50 bead. 4
sdlt Householder sold Chas. Dean (
two mules shS week for s4s7.50
Fred Norris sold chas. Dean
pair Of good horsas this week.
r. L. Phillips sod W. J. Bolts, a
good milk COW this week for $50.
chas. Dean sold Mix Householder a
mule for $3.50 shIs week.
John Wayne sold caas Dean par
81 mules for s475 this week
-Iappington 4 Brocknan- og Cen
tFAlia. sold thesr fine jack Tom 1ic-
Gee. 20 Wilbur Stockton and Nj
Eastbarn. 81 Lafayette. Indiana, on
Tuesday. for 81 800. This jack was
purchased from parties near Paris
when a colt Tor $500. He won the
blue ribbon al both the Illinois and
Missouri State fairs. winning over /
some 3ztra fine competitors.
The biggest shsep deal in the
history Of Monroe county was con
gamated last week when Col c. D. /
Crow sold to David Arnold 1885 head
Of Q and year old Montana weth-.
ers al s. head. Col. Crow says
this is the best bunch of sheep he
ever handled and competent judges
pronounce them the best bunch Of |
Western zheeD ever shipped into Mon
roe.
Littrell Brothers. Of near Clark,
have sold thirty-two head OF
Berkshire hogs, which will be ship |
ped the last Of January to the fol-
lowing parties: Seven head to Sid
ney Smith, of Springfield, III, and |
twenty five head to C. A. Robinson.
at Kirksgiile. No.
w. c. Th7alkilL a prosperous far
mer Of near Clark, sold from octo--
Der "a. 1910. to the present time,
s93s.S9 worth cE hogs Of his own
raising. The number OF hogs sold
since eecS-1ss,e= 81 1910. is S. pcSd,
which Is positive PROOF that farmer
can make money and 1ots Of il. "
he wiH stick to sbe hog industry.
C. Z. Keithely yesterday traded
his store at ROwena for farm in
Lincoln county This morning he
purchased ano6her farm IL miles
southwest Of Rowena. This makes
three nice farms SIR. KeRhley
now owns. 1,
J. W. Trimble and Wall Bybee
shipped a mixed car Of stock cat
tie and hogs-to St. Louis last week
Sam Hoar, a near Santa Re. put
a load of 2-year old steers on feed
about two weeks ago. He has 50
hogs In the feed lot with them.
G. w. COVERT and C. Carroll sod
Il head Of yearlipg steers to Robt,
Page Of FarDer last week for s1O5O. J
u. ]. Shobe, one Of our best
known stockmen In the east end. has :
u head OF cattle on feed.
Or. Ferris. Of Laddonia. who Is B
1ne-of our most progressive farmers,
s draining his 100 acre farm near B
LaddonIa, and getting results. q
Robt Ferris, well-lnown stock
nan Of Laddonla, recently bought I
IS head Of mules from Dave Leon
Ird, Of WelIsylile b
W. e. Cunningham, of the east 2
md, Is in Iowa buying two cor $
Dads of draft horses. !
Bob Ferris recently bought mules
rom Jack Brown and VIM Biggs. I
Col Henry YoungbloOd. the al 3
Ways josiaI, who rides around in ]
] fine motor car and buys cattle, q
las on feed two loads Of owO-year- n
ID heifers and load Of calves e
nd load Of hogs. p
Frank Eckler, cf LAddonia. Is b