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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-11-01

Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
BY Hon. w. w. Johnson, Judge of
Probate:
Whereas, E. A. Goodwin has made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration on the Estate and effects
of j. NJ Goodwin, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said ]. M. Good
win, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me in the Court of Pro-
bate to be held at Union c. H., South
Carolina, on the 7th day of Novem-
ber, next after publication hereof, at
IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
| Administration should not be granted.
| Given under my hand and seal this
22nd day of October, Ammo Domini,
1912.
| w. w. Johnson,
Probate Judge.
| Published on the 25th and 1st days
! of October and November, 1912, in
The Union Times.
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Advertised Letters.

For the week ending November 1st.
b. X. Davis, Fannie Broom, Clar-
ence Bailey, M. M. Duckett, Carrie
Faster, J. M. Garner, Marie Gregory,
Willie Griffin, Eunice Helms, Sarah
Heath, Dasie Hill, Roman Jackson,
Peter Jeter, Joe Lee J. M. Markin.
Esther Rogers, Ben Royster, John
Sea, Mary Stewart, David Scaling, A.
c: Thomas, Charner Thomas, Julia
Thompson, Wallace Williams, Curtis
Walker, Susie Walker, R. S. Wilson.
l.. G. Young Postmaster.
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WHY PAY RENT, when you can buy
land in Georgia paying one-third
each years crop as purchase mon
ey? ]. j. Littlejohn, Jonesville,
S. G.. tt.
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TABLETS for school use, thousands
of them. The Times. If.
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FOR SALE-Sumwel's Buggies, One
OF the best in the country. An in
spection of these buggies will con-
vince you of their excellence. The
- feSPlffs SSpafsasSsfgsp sSgpPly P5y ps@9 G9 D. Fant
M i;an; prea md Trdaas. 21-tf.
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FOR SALE on long time at 7 per cent
128-acres farm on Browns Creek.
1t will make bale to the acre if
properly cultivated. Titles guaran-
teed. | will be in Union on Sales
day. d. C. Flynn. 43-2t
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Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the kind friends who min
istered to our dear little girl during
her last illness and death. May Gods
richest blessing abide upon each one.
1t. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Coon.
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FOR RENT-A two-horse farm, 3h
miles north of Union. Apply to L.
P. Miller. 1t-pd.
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Special Advertisements

FOR SALE-Two lots on the Culp
lands, lots 5 and 6, fronting on Park
Ave, on the right of avenue going
out. Lots so feet by 200 deep, and
are adjoining. Apply to M. c.
Feaster, Union, r. F. D., No. 1.
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Mrs. H. L. Poole has returned to
Union from visit to her sister, Mrs.
l.. B. Blackwell at Laurens.
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WHILE VISITING the County Fair,
visit the Palmetto Drug Co., where
you get pure drugs.
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LOST-About two or three weeks
ago, a pig. Finder please notify
S. r. jolly.
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THE BEST LINIMENT is HuieSs
All-healing liniment, an internal
and external remedy, at The Pal
metto Drug Company.
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FOR SALE-Four lots on street lead
ing to standpipe. Desirable for
residence. Reasonable in price. OPP
posite Mr.. j. E. Kirby's residence.
Call on the Times or write me.
/, 27-tf. J. p. McKissick.
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CANDY that's always fresh,-Try
a box of Wiley's, at The Palmet-
to Drug Company.
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HUIET'S CHILL BUSTER Will stop
the chills. Then take bottle of
Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier to
build your system up, at The Pal
metto Drug Company.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
SANTA Ia.

Miss Josie Thompson spent SaAar-
day night and sunday with Miss Ger
trade Davis.
Miss Mary Hendrix Of Hunneweil'
Nc. is the guest OF relatives and
I, ends OF This place.
Fred QulseRberry made a basi-
ness "trip to Perry last Monday
pr. WIN Bolts and wife enter
taiaed The young folks at a party
hast Wednesday night; dainty re
freshments were served and every
enc had a delightful time
II there Is any n that wants 70
know how to raise Indian Runner
DUCKS, ask Perry Davis
william Bishop entertained a nam
her q friends at a Valentine par
Its last Wednesday. The guests
we're yery highly entertained. the
home being beautifully decorated in
! red and white carnations. and a mum
Der OF small red hearts mixed with
the beautiful flowers. Miss Verna
Bates rendered several beautiful
piano sol5sl The game Of AZ was
me order Of the afternoon and AZ
aboa 10 O'Clock the guests we're
ashered to the dining room where
itxo-course lunch was served There
we're abous Is present and everyone
went home saying that Mr. BshoI
was 4 splendid entertainer
Rev. Rocker filled his regular ap-
pointmenf here Sunday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

At the special meeting Of the
city council last Friday evening,
one extension IRE ladder. two
pouapier ladders, 100 feet Of hemp
rope and q new axle and a pair Of
new wheels for the fire wagon were
oFderd. j. O. Tdnsley was appointed
al The regular meeting on Monday
night to 90 to 81 Louis and inFes.
TIC cost Of tie new equip
ment for the fire company and re-
port back at the special meeting on
Friday night
The local fire company Is one q
the best in this section Of the
Stale, and with the additional lay
out win be strongly reinforced for
lighting fires. The ladders have
been needed for sosne time and the
Boxsey Hotel IRE demonstrated to
those who witnessed It that the
fire boys were greatly haanpered In
lighting that stubborn blaze on &C.
count Of the lack Of ladders.
East Love Street to De Paved.
The remonstrance which was at
tempted here Saturday BY some Of
the property owners Of East Love
street TO prevent the paving Of that
thoroushfare and which was report.
ed filed lale Saturday afternoon
gas dropped. This street will
now be paved this summer, If no ur
~foreseen obstacles arise. 1t Is I'M
derstood that the street viii be inn
proved from Jefferson to the east
limits. When the work is oomplet-
.ed. this win be n OF the most
besutlfrl streets In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
DEATH or i. NJ. EcToN.

IVA AOAA[0A4 AARfN .
Francis ii. Ecton died Wednesday
morning, Jan 81. 1922 At his home
on North Folger street, aged II
years. 2 months and Is days
Ffancis Marion Ecton was born in
Winchester. Clark county, Ken
lucky. June 10. 1910. He was the
son Of John and Susan Ecton. wlien
a young mar q years q age be
came 10 Mexico. Mo, and located
and the following year-ApriI a.
1862, was united in marriage 20
Miss ca'he..ie Fox. They conun-
ued 10 make their home in Andrain
country until 81 years ago. when
they came to carroIlxon and have
since made their home here.
Mr.. Ecton WAS q buyer and ship
liner Of live stock. and followed
this vocation most OF the tlnne sanes
coming into our community Thbs
gawe him an extended acquaintance
In All parts Of che county, and h
made friends By the score. For l
brief time during these years h
was engaged In the butcher busi
ness here. Ills dealings with u
public and our citizens general
! we're such that ne established a
! envbable reputation In our commHE
ity.
n He and his wife weEe baptize
and taken into the Christian Churc
in Aiadrain county in 1862, and vine
) they came to Carrolltou they ass
s ciated themselves with the sam
E church. During recent years, Will
Z his sufferings were so acute, he frt
quently expressed his readiness an
Z Willingness that the Unequal strus
Z gle might end.
His illness is OF long duration
/ haying been a sufferer from canoe
Z for many years Every known rene
was tried but without relief. an
for several monihG he has been col
' fined 10 his bed. He suffered I
: teDsely. but without a murTnur. an
he anxiously awaited the end. whie
came al 1880 wednesday morning
II Besides a wife. he leaves fiv
cbiidren-L. G., +. D. and } w Z
/; ton. of Kansas City; Mrs. W. ]
Kelly. Of Rcsruth, and Miss IA
Ecton 81 this city. He also leav'
!. three brothers and two sisters
e cuspard Ecton. Of Winchester Ky
SIT. j. and p. II. Ecton Of Mexie'
Mrs jamie Fox. Mexico. and Mr
L Mamie Fry. Of Kansas CITY.
The funeral was held at the rel
: dence on North Folger street, I
a Thursday morning at 1879, co
r drcted By Rev. G. L. Bush.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

The railroads Of the country are
preparing fer a monster coal strike
and to this end the Chicago & Al
ton read IL storing vast quantities q
fue al Francis and Farber IS weil q
many ether points along its system,
The 2-year contract made In 1910
VIII expsre March 81. Manufacturers
and big industries that use g large
tonnage Of steam coal are making
the same preparations fop a possible
suspension. Mexico manufacturing
plants are also preparing for the
strike.
The operators and The miners IN
the coaa fields east Of The MISSISSIPPI
nj River. embracing Indiana, Illinois,
ohio, pennsylvania and West Viz
ginla. began negotiations Tor a new
contract at a meeting In Inaianapo-
lie a week ago. They adjourned VII
out reading an agreement
III miners demand an increase OF
ten cents a toh and an increase Of
70 per cent on day and dead work
aipo an shour day en- a new basis
The demand means the miner shan
start from lss home when the WINS
tle blows and leave the mine IN Tins
to return to Iha home within ) hours
The operators say X means onAy
about seven hours Of actual work q
the nine ia q day. The miners alae
demanded a 5ahour day for Saturday
The operators conntered With Z
deuaad for a decrease They offer
"a 10 sign tue contract Of 1894 and
1906 2hichwouid mean a decrease IL
about the proportion If the an
crease demanded By the miners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
sgNToN CRY.

The school closed here wedues-
day with a little entertainment in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Fred precht is visiting her
son. George Precht, la M%iddletown
this week.
Mrs. chas. Cox visited her sis
Ter. Mrs. John Reeds. a few days
last week
John Baker shipped q load OF hog'
to st. Louis Monday night.
Mss Jessie Allison visited hei
frlends in Martinsburg Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hudson and chill
dren moved on her fathers
Herman Trasehel, farm last week
Bern, to AugGss Dnffen and wife
Feb. 13 a son.
John HamDton's family moved (
the Hart farm Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Floyd Rleman and Miss Nell Cor.
der we're married at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary Cor
der in South Mexico at 7 O'Clock
Monday evening. Father j. J. Dill
lon OBLIGATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rieman departed on
Monday night for a bridal trip.
Ehey viii visit his resahiyes4 iinl
Louisiana for several days. The
Ledger extends congratulations.
Herbert EllingtoE Of Audrain
County and Miss Alice waggoneI
Of this city we're married at 0 o.
clock Monday evening at the home
Of the officiating minister, the Rev
"A 4. Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
NoaTH EAGLE.

We are having very pretty wealth
or now, except The roads are very
muddy.
John Hagan's sale was well at
tended stock sold well One span
Of mules sold for $40. Snapped
corn sold for so cents: shucked corn
sold Tor 6 cents. There we're &.
Geo bu. sold.
Mrs. ]. Ware 10 soiue better at
this writing.
L W. McFaein and family spent
sunday win NJ NJ. Brown and fam
~.
There WAL be preaching At Littleby
church Sunday morning aud might
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

the SchOo term theTt HdS Oh Hh"f
age III enrolled pupils who were not
in school. At ten cents per day This
would amount to 1910 per day o
$IoSS7.10. THUS we see that $l0SS7.1o
or over 30 per cent OF the culture
amount failed 10 accomplish the
purpose Tor which it was expended.
This great loss could almost entirely
be avoided by parents keeping theiF
children In school. Is u any on
der thai our legislators should deem.
Il necessary that the SKATE funds
should be apportioned according to
the actual attendance.
Another great loss Is caused by
small districts. The greatest weak
ness and the most difficult PROPOSE
tion for solution in our schools to.
day In the small weak districts.
Last year there were In the county
Ia districts with an average daily
Attendance Of lcss than ten pupils,
These schools, fairly equipped, were
running one.third their capacity,
There we're seventeen districts with
an average attendance Of less than
fifteen. These schools we're run.
ming at about one.balf their capacity.
There were thiryseven districts
with an average of less than TWEEN
ty-flve. These schools could also ac.
commodate some moro pupils, From
the above We sec that many OF oul
schools are running at a high rate
pSr pupil. In some Of these dis
tricks the rate per pupil per year il
over $50, based on the average at
teadance.
But the financial question how.
ever important, is NOT the most i'm
portant consideration Cash shoul<
neye be placed above character
One deserving boy or girl alone II
any Of the above districts should b,
worthy Of the anonns spent b
the district. But it is impossible 70
schools SO small as many. that WI
have, TO do the best work. Pupil
do not get the incentive and ever
teachers and patrons lose interest
The oidtIme country school viii
its large attendance. the pupils rang
ing in age from six 70 twenty-one
The male teacher is passing away
perhaps never to return. With #
passing. a new condition arises On
school system must be adjusted &
meet this condition To do so vii
require time and thought. In N.
opinion the only solution 10 ths
combining or consolidating 81 man.
OF The small, weak dlstrict8.
There Is q other source q vast,
in our achool system 10 which j "a
sire 10 call attention. That ls I'll
short tenure or frequent change 0
teachers Only twenty-five o. les
than II per cent OF our raral teach
ers are teaching in the school til
year that they taught last. More tina
one,half OF tlte Districts have chant
ed teachers every term for the pas
thne years Can anyone ooneeiy'
OF a greater waste than this. no
only III money, but to pupils a
well? a business Institution woal,
no long continue to do business
that changed rs employees ever,
year or about as soon as they be
came acquainted with the work
Yet this Is exactly what over 80 PEI
cent Of our district schools have
been doing May our school authori
ties soon realize Il they have not al
ready done SO, thAt for a teacher
to do the best work, la or she must
remain in tie district longer
than one term.
auopr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
NEW HOPE.

A fair gzod audience attended
church at New Hope Saturday and
Sunday. Rev. Preaser occupied ffe
pulpit
Frank Clark sold 10 Virgil BOVINE
a wagon and harness; price $50.
Archa johnson and family Waited
w. r. Chick and family the firsi
Of the week
J. W. Rntter andwife, of centra-
Tia. were guests Of Walker Squires
Saturday.
Our efficient Sunday School super
intendent and bride attended church
at New Hope Sunday.
w. n. Chick and wife visited a.
the W. T. Chick home Monday
Edgar Berrey has lumber on the
ground for a new residence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
raror R. 81. whs.s and eon

a. - Vs.
Dear sirs:-
Al The first thought 4 misn.
ont q place for Jon to Request me %
dIseuss matters pertaining 70 coen'
~ schools n connection wlih w
ser,es Of ar,ioles appearing In tn-
column Of your paper. HUI when We
consider that Mezico Is only q p
a. Audrasn County and can ne'e.
reach her highest goal indepenoen'
Of the country around her, ana Ans
future Of ans country depe7da upon
education Of It's youth We can reao.
ny see that the country schools az
Of yta1 importance 10 all o. U.s.
The rural schools have accomplish
"a much in the past. AID much pros.
rsss has been made IN the last rev
wears Is to The organization course
Of study. teaching force, eouipmen'
and 80 forth. But while much nes
been accomplished there are mAns
new problems confronting Us whlel
must be solved 4 our copn'r'
schools serve uss IN the future =
they should.
The Tweusieth Century Idea OF y
business propositions i 70, as Nr y
possible. remove all waste, thai Y
10 run the machinery with a. az
tIe loss Of motion as eossioSe. Le'
US look ~ some ngores eonceuau'
our school system, Last year lier
was expended op the rural schools 9
,lAuarain ~ssa.esi.4o There was a 2
tai easoIiment OF 1853 pupils or an !
emgo Of Is IL to each district IN
average cost per pupil per day was
fnacsien over 10 CENTS The ave
!, aee daily attendance however y"
I, snlg 1888 or 72l less than the e
|, roliment. That is On every day {
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
SKINNER.

The long frozen spen IS bursting
uu a little. The cold spell has been
a joy 10 all Of Us as it Is a
pcrtender OF a good CROP.
Chas Tanner and vic visited
Meiino friends and relatives sainr'
day and sunday.
Alex hudson Clay. agricultural
student Of NJ. s.. u, visited rela-
tFres here recently.
Gatewood school closes Marrh 4
A nice little program wsil be rem
dered. This is Miss Katie SEWERS
second term there aud win likely be
our teacher again.
Mrs. O. r Ellis returned home
from Muskogee. Okla, receatiy.
Had a fine time visiting but oc-
Itave was very iabilant when she re-
turned.
y. L. Carpenter shipped two loads
OF good cattle. 1900 lbs. average.
bringing $500 per cwL- 10 Chicago
market last Wednesday.
]. L. Carpenter had a load Of
hogs on s.. Louis market Wednes-
day last week good enough to
bring se.2z liz per hundred. They
averagcd zeo IL
ii. u Berrey recently purchased
1900 BIZ, corn Of Harry Households
at So cents per bn-
Walter Holloway purchased 5os
bu. Of corn from Harry Household.
e. recently AZ gs cents.
4 neIghbofhooa AZ. somerset ane
card parties aie pulled off nov ans
then, They are reIished b. ON
wisest men.
The Misses Murphy ensertainc'
"a few friends one night last weel
al AZ.
Roy Bruce entertained q fs'
stags az AZ one night recently.
The oyster supper At VIM. Jesse
Wednesday might was we'll attend
"a. Proceeds 10 for bercfit Of skull
lLAck Church
. wm. Cline viii operate his og.
farm this year. He has been tn
good tenant or farmer Of col. ]. 7
~Johnsonis 3ooaore brush farm nea
8 here
) Walter Holloway has beeR suite
e ing Of rheumatism the past f.
E weeks.
claud Thomas has rented a farl
e east Of Mexico for the ensuing yea
/ Sorry 10 lose him and excellent fan
ig from our midst.
3 ]. W. Yeager moved TO Mexico 81
n urday. He viii continue 10 give .
n his time 10 sale o. Economy sso'
food.
ID Hugh Elsie moved 10 farm saca''
h b. Yeager Monday.
ID j. L. Carpenter lett Tuesday {
O. Tennessee in quest Of land, Herr
ae hoping he'll invest at honae,
lie John w Blum purchased 800 3
e. corn Of VIM. Elsie lately.
Id n. 7. Squirting and sen sold
horse mule 10 W. L Green receni
for sl7, and one 10 Joe considl
for $500.
sr AT the Meyer executors sale
-
sdy Monday, things brought fair prize
"a considering day and small crowd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

w.
Mrs. Laura E. Houghland has
sold her nice residence property on
breckenridge to DR.. Howard i. Da,
.vls, presiding elder Of this district
Of the Methodist Church. The con.
~sideration Was not learned This ii
well-located and lie Rev, Davis Win
remodel the house.
7, Tnsley sold several days
ago his i2S-acre farm located near
Thompson to Joe comsidine for
$3.50 an acre. This Ii q fine
piece Of land and Is we'll situated.
Both deals we're consuinated BY ).
Q. Tinsley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
Yours truly.
ROY = CABLE
Notice Of

NOTICE OF
sAssIFf's SALE IN PARTITION.
Ina De Maude Rhoadman Plaintiff.
Ppcnlz Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Il al Defendant
ID the circuit court Of Audrain
cuunty. Missouri.
Rs Virtue and authority Of a de
cree and order u sale made by the
saia Court, in nc ahogr entitled
eause. and q q certified copy there
Of, dated OCT. 2Srd, 1911, ! viii
On Friday, the 18th day Of march,
1919,
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock II
the forenoon, and Five O'Clock n
tho Afternoon % that day. AZ The
East front door Of The Court House,
in the City Of Mexico. IN Audraln
County, Missouri. sell. at public ven.
due, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described Real Estate. VIZ:
The North Half t1.2) OF ale South
west Quarter 40 and the South
east Quarter u-4j of the Southwest
west Quarter (l-4) Of Section 26,
Township 81. Range 8. west Of the
9Th P. M, containing 100 acres more
or less.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
]. B. WooLERY,
Sheriff OF Audrain County. 5istd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

STATE Superintendent Of Insur.
ance Blake has ruled that automo-
lille owners who drink to excess
VIII be denied automobile insur.
aate Blake says tlat automobiles
Given by reckless chauffuers or
owners can not be insured and des-
ignates excessive drinking as one
kind Of recklessness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

The Democrat Tribune OF Jeffer-
son City says: Mrs. cassips Clay
returned on Tuesday 70 her home
In Mexico after spending several
days IN the city with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam D, Cook. Miss
Frances has many friends here who
are always glad TO wee her
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22


Sheriff j .. Woole1
ouisiaDa. Mo-, Tuesda'
back to Mexico WIN =
Lrdsey Lindsey Is p0'
Z awaiting trial.
Lindsey was arrested
ana Monday night By
dies there on Informs
I cd b. the Audrain ofi'''1'
raat tor his arrest WSs
4 week ago. M
Prosecuting attorney
ed the warrant to be Ss0''
Vaarancy IS the charse'
Lindsey Is the balloons 10y, !,
during the summer d w, Z
Ell flights in Mexico
flew very far.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

I'm tire proper column Of ae Dan
ana weekly Ledger Will be
found ths announcement Of H. 7. MAJ
den. candidate for RsTresentatfve Of
Audrasn county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
RELIGIOUS pARERa WANTED

Persons having religious papers
when they are through reading win
|t'ese take them to Dewellyn q
Sens drug store for Mrs. Mary
Parsons, who Is arranging 10 ship
'a bcx Q such papers to The
Stale Penllentiary for tie con.
sicts 70 read Mrs Parsons desires
70 make a shipment 0 n March i.
and Will thank any one who
viii take IN interest in this mat.
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
UNION.

Rev. J. D. Greer filled his ap.
pointment at New Hope Church las
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Donnelly gave
the young folks a dance last Fri
day night. All report a fine time.
Miss I,izsle and Ray Martin a
Beaver Dam were guests Of rela-
tires Of this vicinity last Sunday.
Russell Watts was the guest OF
home folks last Sunday.
a number of this locality at.
tended the dance at Mr.. Estell'a
last Friday night.
John McAninch of Galloway coun.
" ws he guest Of Stanford Watts
last Saturday.
Those on the sick list are con,
ys,escent.
Crockett Harrison has rented 4
farm car MoHno for the year 1919.
We are sorry 10 see Mr.. Harrl.
stn leage ii9s neIshborhood
Er~rrn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Our prices are reasonable, quail
ity the best. Service prompt and
satisfactory. SO let us have your Or
ders.
Wm Pollock Mil & Elev, Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

SOME Of the best Judges Of poll.
ties Of both parties are OF tho opin-
I'm that ex.Presfdent Roosevelt
Il arrpnei1g TO deliver The insur.
gents vi ID 4 bunch % President
TAFT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. n g.
snoddy al 4 O'Clock. Feb. -. a
son Mr.. j. F. Llewellyn rs wear
Tx the usual grandfatheremiae that
went come off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

ar ara Mrs. Geo Brennan De-
psrisd Wednesday Tor their home
nsacidsre. III. after Waking irienos
and relatives Ia this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Mrs. Mary Acton u wishing her
aistor. Mrs, Paris. Ruah Hni, and
-w7 D visit her son, Jas. Acton,
w1o 10 farming near Rush nm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Al Romans Is beng prominently
nentioned for sheriff OF Audrain
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