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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

The Committee appointed BY the
Whatsoever Circle to raise $4,000 of
The $4,000 pledge have raised In
cash and subscriptions $4,000. The
Committee thanks the citizens for
their response to the appeal and the
uniform kindness which greeted I'll
Committee
The members of the Circle VII
endeavor to raise their apportion-
ment OF the, $500 pledge, by person
.al subscription, orders for the work
and through the Home Clubs organic
ed by the members.
The Committee has received a
larger number Of subscriptions than
ever before and In many cases the
subscriptions have been increased
The Kings Daughters appreciate anG
are grateful for aid of press ano
the cooperation of the citizens e
help them at this critical time,
The Whatsoever Circle Of The
| Kings Daughters Will cooperate
with The Committee in the distribu
ton Of warm garments for worthy
and suffering poor. All members 9
the Circle who can make up bundles
Of clean, warm clothing are :
/ quested TO send same to the Commit
tee on Monday Mrs. Harper an'
mrs, w. ]. Rixey we're at rooms OF
Monday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

those times, and said that | ought 10
have an operation. would not listen to
that, and when a friend OF my husbands
told him about Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and what it had done
for his wife, | was willing TO take it,
Now / look the picture Of health and feel
like It, too. | can do all my W house,
work, work in the garden and entertain
company and enjoy them, and can walk
as far as any ordinary woman, any day
In tie week. Iwish | could talk to every
suffering and girl, and tell them
what Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for m Mrs.
DEMA BETHyiE, sikeston, No.
Remember, the remedy which did this
was Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
II has helped thousands Of women WIG
have feen troubled with displaeements.
Inflammation, liberation, tumors, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, that
bearing down feeling, indigestion, and
nervous prostrationsafte all other means
have failed. Why don't you try it?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
...DEA IEfS.. .

a
Elder G. A. Mitchell was called TO
New Bloomfield, Galloway county,
Wednesday, Feb. I. to- preach the
funeral OF Timothy Holt, rs years
old, a prominent citizen Of Gala.
way county
. D. A, Murphy left "Wednesday for
crAwfordsville, Ind, to attend the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Frank
i rewitt, who died Tuesday. Mrs
Ptewitt was known in Mexico, having
visited here d few times.
James Al. Craig, aged 70 years
who moved from Audrafn county 20
years ago. died at Childers, Texas,
Jan. rs. The deceased was q eous-
in Of Mrs. Belize Moore Of $. Jeffer'
! son street, and was d prominent Ma
son and a member q the baptist
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
COMING
TO MEXICO
United Doctors, Specialists
Will be at the
RINGO HOTEL
Friday, Feb. 23rd
and win remain
DAY ONLY
Remarkable Success Of these
Talented Physicians in
The Treatment Of
Chronic Diseases
Offer Their Services
Free of Charge

The United Doctors, licensed by
the State OF Missouri for the treat.
ment OF deformities and an nervous
and chronic diseases OF men, women
and children, offer to all who cali on
this trip, consultation, examination,
advice free, making no charge what
ever, except the actual cost Of medd-
cine. An that is asked in return FOR
these valuable services is that every
person treated Will state the result
obtained to their friends and thus
prove to the sick and afflicted in
every city and Locality. that at last
ii eatments havebeen discovered that
are reasonably sure and certain IN
their effect,
These doctors are ofsdered BY
many former patients among Amer
icass leading stomach and nerve spe.
eialists and are experts In the
treatment OF chronic diseases and SO
great and wonderful have been the
results that In many cases 1t rs hard
indeed to find the dividing line be-
tween skin and miracle.
Diseases Of the stomach, intes'
tines, liver. blood. skin, nerves hear
spleen, kidneys. or bladder, rheulna
tism, aciatica. diabet 3, bedswetting
leg ulcers, weak lungs and those At
flicted with long-standing deep-seatet
chronic diseases, that have bafflee
the skill OF the family physician
should not fam to call.
According to their system no more
operations for appendicitis, gai
stones, tumors golfer OIL certain
forms OF cancer. They are amoni
the first in America to arm thenam'
of theaBloodless Surgeons, by doini
'laway with knife. with blood and WIT
al pain in the successful treatmen
of these dangerous diseases.
IL you have kidney or biauae
troubles bring a two ounce bottl
Of your urine for chemical analyst
and microscopic examination.
Deafness OFTEN has been cured .
sixty days.
No matter what your allment ma
be, no matter what others may NAY
told you, no matter what experiedlc
YOU may have had with other pnyi
clans, 1t Will be to your advanoae
to see them at once. Have It for
| err settled in your mind II your ca
Is incurable they will give yo
such advice as may relieve and STA
the disease. DO not put off %
duty you owe yourself or friends
relatives who r suffering beeau'
& Of your sickness, as "a visit "
time may help you.
Remember. this free offer e =
or day only.
d Married ladies must coGne wa1
their husbands and minors wa
tfeir parents,
Office at Ringo Hotel
Hours 10 a.. m. to-s p NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

TOUT or i've days at
time every month.
and 50 weak | could
hardly walk. l had
cramps, backache
and headache, and
was 80 v and
weak that / dreaded
to e anyone or
have anyone move in
the room. The doc
tors gave me medi-
cine to ease me AT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
Roach's Twelve Reasons

r,n. the aniire roof a. The hotel
rosting infer 1 nall Of heavy black
smoke nd the : al the building
n roar,ra furnaee the alarm OF
ff~a vas ,urn4d in from the Hoxsex|
Hotel Cd 1910 noon Thursday. After
an t,orr,s hara fgbr the debartment
assisted ~ many cis;zepa. succeeded
In sax,cy ne structure. The damage
tom me Flames was principallv IN
ehe uar though All bot the very
front tarf OF the building suffered
fvoh, water. Il estimated loss Is
$40. opo. fnllv covered hy insurance.
Tue a. Is Thought 10 have origi
nat.a e,om the pines in the rear
near "a, elevator and above the
kitchen being thawed II had gain
ca sath headwav when chas. Luckie,
the zeif rknown TRAVELLING salesman.
turned n. the alarm. thai The struc.
tire Was apparently doomed. A link
OF hose hursted when the water was
| first turned ON and this DELAY caus-
Ell rauch arpprehension for fear 1t
wosid allow too much headwnv to
I4at row rapidlv.spreadipe fire, How
ever. tn, Department took ONE line
lcf hose through the front second
story windows to the third floor and
anosher stream was brought into the
rear d The very heart Of Che blaze.
n Was one ofthe Largest fires that
Mexico las had in sometame.
Guest Escapes bv Rome.
A n pinsk4r n guest Of the Ho.
lei n Room Ga which is situate on
shs thira moor and IN the fire one.
naade a sensational escape from the
building with The aid Of a knotted
raue -fire-sscane. lie dropped a part
OF his yaluables tied in an ~oyercoat
AID hen climbed down. Al d
time be narrowly missed losing his
gaip mon the rome which might have
pr~ecipltated htn1 10 the ROOF below
| with serious results.
Hotel Employe Burned.
John Gooldy. a daning room en-.
pboye Of the Hotel. Who was assist
ing in the near with one line OF
hose was struck on the head by a
falling brand.
Fortunately the blow was a elanc-
ing one and he suffered a slight
confusion and the loss Of a little
hair. The baar was set on fire by
the blazing stick and the timely in
~terference oo 4 bystander only saved
MIR. Gouldy from losing his entire
head of hair az wen as a severely
burned scalp.
Volunteers Save Furniture.
Many volunteers rushed to the aid
EH L-hM -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
In. ~ aan III Nrara
...Agn Thig alIrfk..


Frank Maydell's residence. SIX miles
northeast OF Mexico burned this
week. The family had a narrow Is
cape.
L. w. M~cSchooler and family,
Of H~ibernia. Mo, formerly Of Mex
leo, are III Of small pox.
Hay ds selling at $1,000 per ton.
a. 3. Clusters little boy is fecov-
ering from a wound by a toy pistol.
Or. Stoddard OF Virginia has been.
called to become pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church OF Mexico.
Mrs. G. q. Bridgeford, Of Virginia,
Is visiting W. H. woodward and
family.
Jno. Wilfiey and w. NJ. Sims are
summoned as jurors at the U. S..
District Court at Jefferson city Ia
March.
A calico bala is advertised to be
given at the Rdngo Hotel, Feb. IL.
w. II. II. Russell, Sc. Louis, is
III Mexico. Mr.. Lee will become a
member OF the Mexico Lawn TENNIS
Club.
Staunton 8. Minis has a position in
st. Louis.
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Clark CAV
their friends d pleasant party.
Gus Reusch Of Rush Hill sold bis
store.
Elder NARROW Is conducting a pro
tracted meeting at Martinaburg
20 YEARS AGO.
J.. G. Leak has bought the Null
House.
W.. II. Garrett and family Of Gem
ltralta have moved to Mexico to re-
side.
Hopkins & Ricketts, sold for Mrs.
D. Hurd a piece OF residence proper
ty In Southwest Mexico for $3.50.
Chas. Moser and Miss Myrtle
Melvis, OF Martinsburg, were mar
ried Monday by Squire Winscott.
Miss Alice Hewlett took an overdo
of laudanum, causing her death. She
was a student OF Hardin collegge
and her homa was in Charleston, Mo
q. g. Kennen sold his bank in Lad
donna to a stock company.
Mrs. G. A. Buckner died Sunday
morning after an illness Of long dura
ton.
Taz johnson is farming on the Bot
johnson place. north Of Mexico
a. ]. Winscott. +. S. Frost, ]. A
A Spence and ]. r. Field are dele
gahes from Mexico 10 the A. o. 2
w. Grand Lodge convention i'm st
Louis.
! A wreck occurred on the Alton
: near Larrahee, this morning, Feb
4. when three | ives were lest: 0. {
Kingston, engineer; Thos. Hindmaf
and Frank Keleher, fireman.
10 YEARS AGO.
The firm Of Brown and Smith ha
dissolved partnership,
3 w. d. Mason had moved g Ale
dale, Mo.
T. w. Carter of st. Louis, owner
!, the Ringo Hotel in Mexico, is ill.,
Miss Berta Bledsoe is attendlI
h. Wmliam Woods College IN Fulton.
! Claude and Fred Galloway left t
the Indian Territory to reside,
Tn 10 months old child Of Mr. 81
Mrs. Geo. Wlightsdale, west Of Me
4. leo, died Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
MANY FAILURES
Il Partisan Sage oyereame NJ
Kruuer's Hair Troubles

W. y n-a"
Kruuer's Hair Troubles
PARTISAN SAGE lis not suaran-
teed to grow hair on bald heads put
Il il guaranteed by the we'll known
druggist, Otis Purdy to stop railing
hair, eradicate dandruf and stop itch
ing scalp, or money back. Sold in
town in America by ieadins
druggists for 80 cents a bottle, READ
Miss Krugeris letter;
PARTISAN SAGE is the best haaf
grower and beautifier and daIldruti
cure. / lost all my hair through
|typhoid fever; / was almost baldheae
ed and my scalp was as sore u
cc,ld he. / tried everything, but IN
vain. Finally l tried PARTISAN
SAGE. and after using one boe1ie
INV hair started to grow, and ma
grown three or four inches in5see 9
two months. / advise every wonlal
who wants beautiful hair to use PAl
IsIAN SAGE" Miss Meta M kra
ger, Browntown. MINI,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15


Mrs. Maggie Henderson. wife OF J.
n. Henderson, died at her home on
East Liberty street at 8 o'clock ON
Monday morning Complication Of
diseases was given as the cause Of
her death,
Mrs. Henderson had been a resi-
dent Of Mexico a number Of years.
she had been In Ill health for some
|time and about two weeks ago sh
fell and fractured her hip.
Besides her husband, she IS SUR
yiyed by one brother, Austin Calhoun
% this city.
The funeral will be from the
home Wednesday.
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
s. P. HuIen, formerly Of this city,
died at his home In Moberly, Mo-,
on Saturday morning at 1916 O'CLOCK
The remains were brought to Mexico
Monday and inferred in Ehmwood
Cemetery. The funeral was held at
Moberly at s:45 o'clock Monday morn
ing, the Rev. Henson conducting the
services.
Ghaunoey G. Shaw died at his
home in East Holm Addition ct
1880 o'clock Saturday night Pneu'
monia Of which disease he had been
III only a few days. was the cause
OF his death.
The funeral was from the Episco-
pal Church to Elmwoud Cemetery o
1890 Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Shaw was headlbookkeeper AZ
poLlock's Mill and had been since
November, 1906. He moved e
Mexico from Palestine. Texas.
He was married to Miss Susar
Denae, daughter Of Mrs. X. N
Deane, Of this city, VINO Waeh NVs
children survive.
Mrs. Cynthia Bradley. wife q
the late Milton Bradley. died ae tn
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Fee
Try Marbin. west OF Auxvasse, Mo- 9
Sunday morning. February IL. 1912
Mrs. Bradley wlas 7s years old AM
had lived q half mile west Of Y
vase all her married life. T ue
ceased was a Miss Swan before mar
rage. a member Of one Of the oldes
and most highIy-respected families
Catlaway county. The deceased
survived by the following children;
Mrs. S p. Martini Mrs Gee
TURNER and Will Bradley Of nea
lAuxvasse, and s., ?. Bradley. Q
TROY. Mo. Col. james Swan an
Richard Swan. Of Galloway count
are brothers Of Mrs. Bradley
Mrs. Bradley vas a member Of tn
Baptist Church and much beloYeI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
FOLK W|THDRAWS

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 10.
Ex-oov. Folk vlrtuIly withdrew
from the presidential race this morn
Ing when he arnouneed he would d.
vide the Missouri delegation with
Champ CLARK and vote his own 1s
votes for Clark as long as Clark
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
..MHrnni1tgH..

John Showers, q prominent young
farmer. OF near Skinner. Mo. and
Miss Rose Scott yererarrled at the
home of the BRIDES mother. Mrs.
Wilmer Scott. four, miles west Of
Mexico. by Elder g. Al Mitchell
Wednesday evening. Feb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Showers are among
Audrainss most popular and highly
respected young people ard they
have the best wishes Of a large circle
OF friends for long IISeazld much pro
perity. They we're guests of Mrs.
Wakefield in this city Thursday en-
route TO Martansbnrg. where they
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Brown a few days, Mrs. Brown is
a sister of Mr.. showers.
Arch Keilerhals and Miss Nellie
Johnson. both Of Benton Ctey, were
married at the home Of the BRIDES
father. Robert johnson. in the pres
ence OF a few immediate relatives,
Wednesday. Feb. 7th. at high noon.
Rev. Guy B. Duff, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, officiated.
The groom is the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellerhals, one of
the pioneer families Of this eoun-
try. He is an industrious young
farmer, and very popular With all
his associates.
The bride is the oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt, johnson, and to
lake her acquaintance is to be-
come fer friend.
The happy couple left on The Chtca
go & Alton for Farmer City, Il., on
d week or ten days visit with
relatives.
After tlleir return they wild be &C
home on the Kellerhals farfir near
Benton City
"A host of friends join in Wishing
them a long, happy welded life.
Or "Wednesday, Feb IA, a double
Wedding viii be solemnized at Van
dalia, when Miss Ida Sidwell and
Carl Bertram Moore and Miss Garcia
Ssdwell and Dr.. Leland j. Moore will
be married.
The b~rides'elect are sisters. and
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
sidwell. Carl Moore and Dr.. Leland
Moore are brothers and sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. @. B. Moore, Of ear Van
Gala. The wedding will be at the
home OF the brides at high noon.
Dr. Leland Moore is a rising young
cbiropractor Of this city. who came
here with hts partner, DR.. Penndng.
ton, and opened an office Carl y
a well-known young farmer Of near
Wi dalia. The Ledger joins In ex.
Itei ding best wishes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

The above is a fair Itcare OF Secretary OF State Roacns Twelve
Reasons When sCon.s as he is Familiarity known to thousands Of
friends throughout the State. was a candidate for Secretary of
Stat four years agOs he only had Nine Reasorsas NhIch proved suf
honnt. In addition to his efficiency as a faithful public servant be has
added three more reasons" and his friends feel CONFIDENT not ony Of
his nomination BY reclamation. but by his election by a largely increas
ed majority. Roach not only believes that a pubic ofnce Is A pubic
trust. but stands square Q the platform OF anatace suicide
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

ron SALE-seed oats. Funks
Great American, twhite). Also fresh
milk Cow (shorthorn) Good mixer
fine calf, John G. Bartels, 3 miles
N. e. of Mexico, 8 mile north Of
Francis. d1.49-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

A piece OF flannel dampened Wiln
Chaanberlains Liniment and bound on
to the affected parts is superior %
any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side or
chest give it a trial and you are
certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which 1t a.
fords. Sold by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
MISS FRANCES GILL.
\ Phone al.

~
Mrs. D P Moore a here from
ST Louis tlis week.
Miss Ethel Brown Of ceutrara Is
The guest Of friends.
mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Farrah win
be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. McGamble.
next week.
The cadets gave a pleasant dance
Friday evening to the faculty. Of The
Academy.
There wsgl be a Leap Year party q
the Hks' Club rooms NEXT Tuesday
@yenAne. The wives OF the EIlus Win.
entertain their husbands.
A aesghdng party was enjoyed BY
the Mcmillan Senior Glass Tuesday
eveuins, ~ehaSeronsd by Miss Lieu.
rance. The participants we've Miss
Is Maurine Heller. Alma williams,
Harriet Winans, Merriam wallace,
INelsia La. ana Ma Mia
Livingston, chas. Guthrie. Otto Wei.
mer and Gsandv Mo..,ss
Miss Della Torrey, the etehtysevenI
year old aunt OF President Taft. as
sisted the CHIEF Executive and his
mIfa a pgasb,ngtan ~. wo~s.
IA erana raaentsor - n,tsa.,
h.rs u az 49,, ho,,sa~ r.n~na.
wa,,a nrasa,t NJ i go
a. ana ostv Marda a. .ss,s~
sns,zer ~ ~ rha- css-s
x1era ia s,,,.s 1890 Il 1888
fse po.stdant whas e 49,, q. 49,
d .ha -Facantson ma
Miss Minerva Pearson entertain
ed a few couples Thursday. Rock
WAS played. Refreshments were serv.
eG.An had a most enjoyable evening
Ar and MRS. inc. Gamble delight
1uaiy entertained Mr.. and Mrs. chasI
tarrah. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Faerah,
an. and MIS-. MO Gamble. son. Mr..
and MIS-, Geo. Blowers and SON an
MT, and Mrs. Ed. Gamble, with an
elegant ~ ocaock dinner Friday.
c,os.A - y.usa.. .ra.sm.n
-
ing rink last Wednesday evening
Those present were: Misses Dorothy
Blanks. Frances johnson. Lucille
hunkei, Mary billiard, Beuaah Greer,
Mabel Threakeld, Jennie Hansdaie,
6eEtna McCreary, Frances Pearl
HAYS. Ben Locke. Raw Mflper. Fred
lnoss. Russell Moore. Hollev Brad.
lford. Gaendy Norris. Chaa Guthrie.
IMlntar Bragg and VIM. yandaventer.
Misses wa1aace and ON -chaperomed
the crowd.
Mrs. W. L. Reed was hostess for
the Wednesday Clnb this week.
lThe lesson was aed BY Mrs. H. p.
Warden, a paper on Prosper Meri.
moo val read br Mrs. d. s.. wilson,
one on DE Busy BY Mn. snoddy,
and psapers on De Mnsset and DEN
az ~ Mis-. Beal. Mrs. Chas. Rodg.
ers viii haye tha next meeting.
Tho Guantanamo Circle met. Wed.
nesday afternoon With Mrs. !. d.
Moore ON d. Love street. Miss Nc.
ph4etera ned tho Lesson. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. II. l.
ETursey.
iinc I~welse'oisus vup was WY
p~ieaaanaly e'eer'aanea py MasA
Martha Mason On Inulsu4y, Mrs.
ossa'o 4Au' u,a nsan s.a
Ida Randle were the extra guests
49, n,or,as,at i
: 49, T-~rsm ..tar,
-~an m avtra s.,eests were MINES,
4, praun ~
Asos Z uah.r ma parl
: ss. u { uo,,tar 4 q
un1a.s p,,na Markwam a n. Bar.
Iteis, *. a. Mackenzie, Robt. Randle
and Misses Mabel and Ida Randlel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Mrs. d. p. Emmons entertained at
noon day dinner Saturday. Inc
guests included members q com ~.
tees from the Home and Foreign Mls
asonarv Societies of the Methodiae
church AThe guests were Mesoa.ies
Handy. Reed, Geo. Kemp. jeff Allen
John Beal, Gather, w. ". IVY, ~. !.
Rodgers and Frank Sanford. There !
! n,ovemeu on foot to corsoiiaa0e
the 3 aocietIes. II goes wirnouq 80
iaa they were royalty entertaiaea'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

irwin r, Harrison and Miss Mary
Allison, Audrain.
JOS, Kerstlng, Montgomery Miss
Jennie Meyerpeter. Audrain.
Leland ]. Moore and Miss Garcia
sidwells Audraln.
Carl n. Moore and Miss Ida Sid
we'll, Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan, Of this CITY,
who Is spending the winter in Full
ton. departed this week for chafta.
nooga, Tenn, where she will attend
a missionary convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

II. n. Buckner topped the mule
market In st. Louis with q a load
Of mules. which sold for s245s This !
tn highest price paid for q car q
mules In st. Louis during the last
year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

. Nelson is liomue from Jack
| Florida. where lie visited
hts, Mr.. and Mrs Mat Mel
Is. Nelson will remain in the
. few weeks longer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

H., and after using four bot
ssy ! was entirely cured"
Unable 60 Work.
G,,.tav Himznelreieh, Hochheim.
rites:
number OF years I suffered
q, I took cold with severe at
asthma. which usually yielded
Bmmon home rpmedies.
wear foweveT. / suffered for
'ouths without Interruption no
.ould not DO any work al all.
lous medicines that were pre-
brought mo no relief.
taking six BOTTLES Of peruna.
[acupia ana two OF Manaiin, I
II my trouble so that ! can DO
arm work again. / can heart
,umend this medicine 70 any
, suffers with this annoying
1 and believe chat they will
GOD results"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

EGGS, EUUo, EuuDs
From Famous Tawn and Waite ~
dia Runner Ducks, They lay wfil0s
eggs and lots Of them Am booking
orders for hundreds Of eggs for
spring delivery.
Perry Poultry & SQUAD Co,
Soft j. A. Williams
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
pErir JURORS FOR

PETIT JURORS FOR
MARCH TERM.
Tie petit jury for the March term
Of tbs circuit court was appointed
b. tho. county court Thursday and y
competed Of the following:
sailing township, ]. w. Walker ana
VI. j. Liewellyn: Salt River Gown
shin. q. r. Massey. A. X. Luckte, ]
=. nupkin. John Wakefield, w. A.
shrout; cuivre township. w. ,. Lang
ford. b. II. Athey. ]. ]. Freels, Y. )
Barbee. Ralph House, ]. B. Hamlees'
Wilson township, ]. NJ. Sims, Y =
|E,tis. Albert SNOW. Thomas stoWsFs
Prairie township, Lester Mecormach
and j. e. Moonlaw; Linn township
A. d. billiard and Joe Adrain; Lou
tra township, NJ. ]. scannell and y
II Pike.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Iany friends Of Geo. Harvey
glad to learn be q able to.
btter his recent aecddent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Mrs. W. II. Burns and MISS As'l wv
lMyers. Of Sioux CITY, Iowa, are ule
guests Of Miss Laura ""'Nea, = 4
western asonue, whaAe en- rou'e Y
New Orleans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

MAN INJURED
| Phillips, living pear Hatton
i severely Injured about the
ID Internally while loading
euday. Il was ftFst Thought
was broken MI. Phiilipni
EIends trust that ha viii soon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
pLows AND PLANTERS.

John Deere Plows. Planters ana
Farming Machinery now sod by Les
lse FERRIS. on Monroe ST., Mexico
Mo. SOFT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

BRtle son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Is Of West Love street p
child Is suffering Of acute
hon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

ROY Barkley has bought from 2, =
Glbbg i lot on y. Jackson 81. 'us' =
Ihina ne Gibbs home. This IS an g
rslIent piece Of property,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
COURT
PROCEEDINGS

Tn County Court met in regular
session Monday FEB. 6, continued /
session for four days.
INDECENT warrants amount to $254.5C
were allowed.
7. j. Kelso's account with State
and County were allowed and order
certified.
Bills we're allowed as follows:
Otis Purdy. acct Supt- Board
Of Health 500
Geo Bernard & Co, acct
Circuit Clerk 1926
Standard Prirting Co, acct
Recorder 5,S5
Dr. II, w. McCaIleum acct
County I.50
DR.. VIM. May, acct
County 1.60
DR.. j. d. Hallingsworth acct
ounty 1.50
DR.. w. ". Bland, acct county 1850
Dr., r. 7. Gibbs. acct county $50
DR.. w. r. Rodes, acct county $50
s. 9. Groves, acct county 1905
STANDARD Printing Co. acct
County Clerk 100
DIR. r. w. Berrey, acct
ra.EHt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
BRICK FoR SALE.

| BRICK FOR SALE
plenty 81 good building
i fire brick for sale e prIees
H.5o per Thousand uP. Meme
or cheaper. Mexico Fire
h Clay Company. s4-sf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Frances Cunningham Is vis
/ sister, Mrs. Nesbitt Duffy Of
bee, Wis.