Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
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SKINNER.

The threshAng machines are On ey-
cry cornaz Of the compass Oats are
turning out fncsA 3 10 - bushels
per acre Wheat perlars an average
Of 10 bushels Tinoshy no doabs viii
make a aocai yAetd rs favorable cozdi
tons bare been IS to enjoy mozA d,
the season
Our farmers are through. or rather.
quit p'owins con They have their
meadows taken care Of and are nov
following the thresher.
cha& Tanners family. Chas. weaY-
er and Esfe. Resin Rhigway and wife
1ndea she oirthsay easebEniton o.
'chss ranasr o. IA on Jrfy 81.
IN Boy}e was III RI here re-
o1sy bayaag colts He pnr-
chased n q II T. Squirting at $40.
Mrs Johnson ard son. Sacramento
.CaE- Mrs J w Adams and Mrs
Orzrio and children Il Parsons. Kan
sas. Mrs. CampRn Of Moberay. Thurs
ion Holloway and wife Of Columbia
were gBes.s Of the Holloway families
Of cur vicinity the past fortnight.
They are sishers and brothers and 81
was TIE first time some OF them
had seen each other for e years. A
great ard happy REUNION was had.
The prntrzcted maeking at Liberty
e~ontkn1es Under the leadership OF pas
for The Rev. Eazan Herndon,
and the Rev. Shusienberger OF Mexico.
Both are good. forcesnl men 81 she
Masters kinsdon. Considering such 8
busy seasoa. good. big crowds are at.
tending the meetings he'd Only at
night end considerable insere9 $ be-
ing manifested
Miss sudie VIM Is home from Co
lumha where she has been attending
summer school. she was employed RI
Gently to teach Gatewood school IN
place Of Miss Katie sieyers, resigned.
An e'ghs months term Of school at
$50 per month. A s~aocessfui term
is predicted
The angel Of death GAME creeping
into our midst last Friday morning
piuekng from us a fair. young dam
eel, ia the person or Rachel W4an
She was in her 18th year and at this
time was a summer student OF the
Normal School at Kdrksygle. She
took sick Just two weeks before her
demise from earthly friends. She
Just graduated in two years course
and obtained her certificate. Her
school girl friends, numbering 300
formed line and marched by two 10
station and saw train bear away body
of their friend and felowstudent
IA scene very touching IN rs effect
The old adage Is verified AGAIN that
the young may die and certainly does
behoove us TO always stand upon the
side Of right and honor, and be ready
at fhe bidding of the King TO make
our home with him. This Is Who'll
~ within the grasp OF every soul by
just abiding with His wishes. She
leaves a father. shep-mother, three
brothers, two sisters and a host Of
relatives and friends to mourn the
separation. Rachel ~professed reli-
gion mine years ago at Liberty where
her body with appropriate ceremonies
were laid to rest. The Rev. Herndoa
made 9, very touching DISCOURSE,
Typhoid fever was the ravager that
tore soul and body asunder. SINGER.
est sympathy extended to the be-
reaged.
The chautauqua is only five
weeks away. Friends and neighbors
should avail themselves Of this
splendid opportunity of nun, edifica.
ton. social and enlightenment en-
Yironments
The ~protracted meeting at Bethle-
hem Will begin the second Sunday in
August with the pastor. Rev. Presser,
at the helm. Perhaps we may have
a choir leader. Efforts wn be made
to locate Rev. c. A. westbrook, a
former pastor and chordster 10 as.
siet. His many friends her
would be more than pleased 10
hear the tender strains OF music
peal forth from his natural and train
ed voice. Perhaps no other man
ever ON the Acid so universally loved
and admired as was he. Everybody,
saint, sinner, Christian, friend and
neighbor very cordially invited 70 at