Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-08

shousa OF Kansley. Kan. Aus > I'll
lovely dasghter chrsstened Ehzaoen
Armstrong shouse IL
otto Weamer VIII attend the
versity Of Colorado at Boulder enS
winter.
Mns. 81 sanford and children aase
departed for a visit with friends M
thesr old home. 1t. Collins. Colo
Mrs. X. R. Brasg and daanshher'
Miss May, are Visiting reiatiFes
81. Louis and Troy this week.
The weather was fine,
Col. J. C. Jones, OF HalisAlle 5 a.
tending the Fair and Is acting as
Judge for the mule rings.
Miss Ruth Morris and Lawrence DO
Mrth have charge OF the AGRICULTURAL
HAN and already have many fine OK
limits. A large nuriber Of canneu
fruits ana preserves have been en-
tered ana this feature promises 10
Ia one Of the finest shown here
farm products are excellent and VIVA
exceed M exhibition of this knp
shown hero IN a Aumber OF years.
Mrs, Emma DeMuth IS again -
charue Of the Art Hals and mary
beautiful entries have boen made. Art
HAN is always beautiful and ms
vear Viii exceed all former exhibits
"A II. whitney Is selling dckets
! at the main entrance. with H. $. WIZ
son Al the automobile c~utxance.
John Marshall is selltag quarter
stretch badges again this year.
Col. Jack Harrison and RoDert
Blges. two leading stockmen from
; Auxyasse, Will be here throughout tn
Fair and wln assist In Judging.
Omar King. Of Sturgeon, Is at
tending the Fair.
Earl Morris OF Centralia Is here. NJ
Morris is a regular attendant Of th'
Mexico Fair.
Miss Helen Smith has for he
guests this week Miss Estelle chrh
tian Of Ashland and Miss Fannl'
Brown OF Cant.
Lawrence Johnson Of Pomona, Cal
Il visiting his parents in thi
city. Mr.. johnson says he IKE
the West, but ne has found nothin
like Mexico and good old Audrad
county.
Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan of Fulton wa
Tas in Mexico on a short visit. MO
Cd. day. while en- route to Nashville.
at c., to spend several weeks.
ne. S. NJ. Wager of Rowenas has
~ number Of fine saddle horses q
a colts at the Fair.
vas Suit for s14e9 damages has be'
tie. filed with Circuit Clerk y f. I
a.. lot against the Chicago & Att
be Railroad Company by s. P. Dubr'
EN-. Of Prairie Township. The plaintiff
leges IA head of his mules str
on ed on the tracks Of the Company
nly the 25th OF last January in Prair
ion. township and were struck by an
Of CINE Of the defendant. The plant
for further alleges the defendant fail
to have good and lawful fences ale
ing the rightof,way at the point whe
feli. the mules entered upon !
NC; tracks.
r.. Two mules we're killed outright Z
and were injured so severely they We
sce. killed, and the other ten received
90 ser injuries. the petition cites.
NJ. L. Jones, too has filed {
against the Chicago & Alton for :
at damages alleged TO have been d
tho to cattle In shipping them.
ey. Mrs. A. e. Marshall and daughl
ayor Miss Kathryn. are visiting friends
the relatives In Nevada, Mo.
,leas J. NJ. Canterbury. of Kansas 9
use attended the funeral Of his sis
7ouldl Mrs. Mary McCord Tuesday.
David Hatton and daughter, a
reg Lydia, OF Laddonia, attended the !
: ;s eral Of their relative. Mrs. Mary
the Cord Tuesday.
ma. Misses Carrie and Berthe Spl
crate are home from a Zip
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Eugene NJ. Bosley, of NJ
phis. Tenn, is spending a couple
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Brl
1aaj Garrett, ON North Washington str
Miss Edith Brewer is home {
chine a visit in Michigan.
to G. W. Morgan OF near Molino, {
: the the wheat is light in his section.
an had As acres of oats that averages
bu. A high yield. His hay will n
honld a ton and a half an acre. He
rnips he never saw a better harvest tin
Victor Wayne and Wife are d
from Moberly attending the Fair.
o,n,a If Andrain County had an ex
ana farm advisor, the drouth would
10 It's serious aspect. He might no
vi able to make it rain but he @
dc much toward improving condit
this Mrs. Nelson Miller of Exec
ait Springs, Is here.
Judge Batterton, Of Sturgeon,
tended the Fair Wednesday.
Arthur Snedeker of Laddonia
NZ - = 90. - VNTIaAnanev