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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-17
BROWNS CROSSING.

Our farmers have quit growing about the weather and concluded to take 1t as 1t comes. Some of our citizens were notified to attend pro- bate court on the 18th of this month, which is next Sunday. Somebody got court and church mixed. .. The frost has not bee nout of the ground here since the January freeze and no plow- ing can be done for oats Will Burkhart was laid few days last week with la grippe, but is now able to be out. .. J. NJ. Jones carried his son, Lyman, to Conway last Thurs day to have him treated by Dr. Brown for chronic nervous disorder .. Our farmers are about up with their cut ting wood and fencing and are now only waiting to scar the birds sing to start their spring work. .. Mrs. Fran cis Jones had severe attack of mus cular rheumatism last week, but is now improving. Rev. A. E. At water and wife of Saltillo visited rel atives at the crossing last Sunday. Jones Hartley and Walker Jones were visitors here last Sunday. John Simmons has bought the McCaul place near New Liberty, and will soon move there. .. Frank Fruit and wife passed through here last Sunday morning on their way north. Health is good here at present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-17
CONWAY TEAM DEFEATED.

The Conway high school girls bask- etball team was defeated by the high school at Helena in a game yesterday afternoon, the score being Al to 10. The same teams play again this after noon,
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-17
LADIES OF CONWAY AND VI-
 CINITY.

Will be in Conway about 18th of February; will be pleased to take your measure and orders for the Spirella Corsets. Those wishing calls at their homes phone names to Mrs. Hines, at Hines hotel. Mrs. M. E. Stewart, Spirella Representative. d5t
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-17
A SUNKEN FACE.

Are half your teeth gone, and is your face sunken in? Do you look like a consumptive? Have those mis- sing teeth put in, either by a plate or bridge or crown. You will be sur prised at the difference they will make in your appearance. Examinations free.
 J. z. BAILEY, Dentist,
 Office over Norwood, Camp & Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-17
Log Cabin Democrat

Entered at the postoffice at Conway, Ark. as second-class mail matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
MISS CLARA JUR-
GENSON INJURED
IN PENN Wreck

Miss cara 1ursehsen. sister Of
Mrs Geo lee. was among the in.
jured IN thc. wreck on the Pennssl.
vanla Railroad at Huntington. Penn.
Thursday when three persons
were Killed and sIxty-seven n
jured Miss Jurganson suffered
several broken ribs and was hurt
on her chest and back. She was on
her way to New York City.
Miss Jurgenson Is at the head Of
the millinery department OF a
large department store IN Spring
field, H., and was going to New
York to buy for the store.
Mrs. Geo. Robertson. wife OF At
torney Geo. Robertson Of this city,
was on q traan ahead of The ill-fat-
ed one en- route to New York,
to visit her daughter, Miss Laura.
who is attending school there.
The train Of ten passenger cars
stssrsss rif5srai ssvntEa istt Atuoonas
thirty miles west OF the scene OF
the accident. more than an hour late.
1t Is enid tie limited was going 80
miles an hoar.
AS the heavy train, which was
drawn By two locomotives, near
ed wafrior's Ridge, the equaltzing
bar Of the second locomotive drop
ped to The rails. rms bar is over
the trailer wheel and holds up the
sprang Of the locomotive.
The first car passed over the
obstruction. but the nine succeeding
cars jumped the tracks and dropped
down the embanbment to the brink
OF the Juaniata.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
TAKE BATH ON STAGE.

Although the London censor raised
a protest against certain feature in
"Kismete when this play was pro
duced on the other side Of the Az
lantic, IT didn't raise as much as 9
ripple wlien it was disclosed TO New
York theatregoers, In discussing the
play, Matthew White, lr.. in his
Stage Comment iii The MunEey
for February Incidentally remarks
Very little need be said Of the
niuch-talked-of bathing scene III
Mansuf's mansion. A pool Of water Is
sunk In the stage, two women In
fleshings suddenly appear, threw
aside their rohess and spring into u
almost before one notices them,
Probably no attention would have
been directed 10 the episode had not
the London censor. AFTER the play
had been running there for mouths
suddenly Issued an edect calling for
more clothes on the two pIuflgeE.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

small sum Of 25 cents per head. and
also to lend your charming presence,
We will entertain YOU and give YOU
a hearty laugh, which aids digestion
you know. Don't stop to dress up.
Come one and all in your every
day clothes. Martha Washington
viii greet YOU Just as sweetly as
though you had put on your glad
raes. Remember the cause money
for the Library. The laht Library
report showed the big sum OF
five cents on hand. The ladies In
charge are delighted that 1t is five
cents to the good Help us swell
the sum. Little drops OF water, lIt-
tie grains of sand" etc. you know
the rest. Help boost Come out.
Good weather or bad, come on. 70
will sleep better, for you win see
such a bewildering array OF old
time finery. that your eyes will
ache one Of Mexico's sweetest
matronis win make a delightful pic
tIre at the spinning wheel Poca.
hontas' one sister WON'T recognize
her,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
COUNTY NEWS


w L. Davenport has gone TO
New York with a car Of poubfry for
the vandeventer Gem. Go.
G. T. IIaughman Is In Sewaill.
Iowa, attending the fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson I.augbman. d brother he
has not seen for IL years.
John Young. Of Independence. Ore.
In writing the Ledger says; sThc
weather Is warm here and has been
all winter The trees are budding.
flowers blooming, and the wheat
has been growing all winter
RAY Gregory Is to be baggage
man at the Wabash passenger sta
ton while Frank Hazard. who
has filled that position so aceepta-
bl, for long time. has been pro
moted to d position In the freight
office.
Miss Sappho Armtstead IS home
from an extended ana delightful Wis
1t in Oklahoma
The addustoEs have settled the
Icxsty Hotel loss from fire. Iihs
loss on the building amounted to
s4.750 and the loss on furniture was
$3.50. The workmen are hard ait ia
and Mr.. Hoxsey expects to have
the use Of all of HIS rooms in Q
fsw tavs.
r. Il. Dudley, formerly Of this
city, now assistant secretary OF the
new s274.e0o Gary. Ind, Y. N. o.
4. building, had charge OF the dedi-
cation ceremonies this week. Tho
building waa donated by Judge Ga
nv for tho Steel worlzmen.
The Grand Jury Room In the
ECeuFt Housets being divided so the
County Assessor will have part o.
lit for his use,
/ 7. II. Lawrence, OF Auxyaase, ret
ccutly went to Ell Reno. Texas. He
paid $s for an accident insurance
policy and before he arrived at his
destination suffered several severe
wounds On the head IN a wreck. Less
than sixty days after tho wreck To-
be more exact this week. he was
raid $500 for his injuries.
J.E. seitz and family have moved
TO Mexico from their faran. and
are residing on S, Western Avenue.
/ County Judge Gataon Of vandalia,
was in Mexico on business to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
deaths.

- -,
ce,,s. 49, Al.sn 80 = - ~,
-. =. -. - - s'pnolu
80. anu s,'7 c'I,s .1,@a'' W. 'aAslA
: "sep'',IH' ~, s..'s'1''@' iot pur
~ - ~ :. e' wss Y SOU y p'lsu
aa,',s. .,,.. p, .O,ll'ss's
Syunsy, !, aau i'sl1isw = @fs' ~
The Ledger joins other friends ia
extending sincere sympathy to the
bsTeaved relatives.
=, ss.s..1.ts.
ss, e X 80 's.es
n, ~ & 80 X '1s y ,.s,s,'s sss4 ''.'sas
s~s .'fo.''.p. { s, p.4ssSs'9'- s' = 1's
,.sss 800 = s'SSls ~ ~ s-u-g = Hs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
THE CARPENTER
MURDER TRIAL
TO Be UP soon
GREAT INTEREST IN BLYTHE
VILE, ARK, WHERE OUR
FORMER PROMINENT cIrl.
ZEN IS TO BE TRIED FOR
MURDER or WIFE AND MoTHE
5lytheviIie Courier will contain a
Graphic Account Of the Case
and will be Of interest TO Mex.
leo people.

The NJ. p. Carpenter raurder trial
wilt soon assume the center OF the
stage In Blytheville. Ark. The case
VIII come up before the grand jury,
and great tntenest centers as to
whether M r. Carpeapr, husband oil
Mrs. Carpenter and sonan-law Of
Mra. Davis. who were so fouly MUIR
dered wfale in their beds, will be
held for the crime.
III P. Carpenter was a former we'll
known citizen Of Mexico. NO., and
the interest m alis guilt or tnno.
cence u tremendous.
Jiles end Hamilton, whom Carpen-
ter described as tine murderers, and
whom be grappled with on that
eventful moIning. we're admitted to
baal BY the habeus corpus trial
Judge. They gave bond, estimated
al 100000. and She court officer
was forced TO stop others from
signins, so eager were they to ex.
emplify their belief dn the inno-
cence of the two men These men
are now at liberty.
Carpenter Is In Jail. Great inter
est is manifest in his behalf.
Many think he Is on the verge Of
confesssng There are many who
believe he win prove his innocence
and that the real murderer has not
been aprrehended MANY think Jiles
and Hamilton win easily prove am
alibi, few connect them with the
case. Carpenter is strong in his
denial and equally positive in his
charges toward lilies and Hamilton,
/ The cise VIII be full Of interest
from the moment the grand Jury
meets. It win be the first case
called, If Carpenter Is held respon-
s.ble for the murders 1t is believed
hN win demand an immediate trial.
Court Will be in session at that
time. The state has an array of
the best lawyers, and it is be-
lieyed by many that they win secure
confession from him, If he 10
guilty, before the case comes to
trial Carpenter has as fine a set
OF -four lawyers as money would re-
4
tain.
The fayetteville Courier win con
kan a fun account Of the case. A
special subscription rate OF 30
cents for a six months subscription
has been made 10 order that the
former friends OF Mr.. Carpenter
may get the fun details of the trial
fret handed. If you desire to keep
posted on the great trial, send 5e
cents to the old reliable newspaper
| Of his home town. No yellow re
ports, but the unNarnlshed facts wal
| be given. We cannot supply back is
sues after the case starts, SO 4
vou would keep posted enclose th'
amount IN coin. securely wrapped
or send money order. Acknowl
edsernent Of your subscription wal
appear in the issue Of the papea
following its receipt Address
/ Awi THE COURIER,
/ BIytheville, Ark
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

The Republican Congressional Com
nittee Of the Ninth District met at
Bowling Green Friday and set April
10 at Mexico for the time and place
of the Congressional Convention.
G. A. Barnes and John X. Brown
attended from thds city and extend.
co the invitation for the Conyen-
tion to meet at Mexico About 15o
people are expected to be here on
thai day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
THE SOUND SLEEP

OF GOOD HEAL II.
l. ilot for those suffering from kid
ney ailments and Irregularities. The
prompt nse of Foley Kidney Pills
VIII dispel backache and rheumatism
heal and strengthen sore, weak and
ailing kidneys, restore normal ac'
tion, and with it health and STRENGTH
Mrs. NJ. +. Spalsbury, Sterling. Ill.l
says Il suffered great pain IN my
back and Kidneys, could not sleep q
might, and could not raise my hands
over my head. But two bottles q
Foley Kidney Pills cured me" Otis
Purdy, Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Postmaster Geo H. Kunkel has
,heen advised that the civil ser
vice rules in regard to examinations
Tor rural and city mail carriers have
been changed SO that rural car
gier who has been In the service
two years by taking the proper test
can be transferred to the city ser
vice Heretofore. this has not been
Permissible under any circunstanc
es-
The examinations now for both
rural carriers and city carriers are
practically the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
4 WARNING AGAINST

@V WET FEE y
Wet and chilled feet usually aiIect
tile mucous membrane OF the nose,
throat and lungs. and Ia grippe, bron
chitis or pneumonia may result,
Watch carefully, particularly,
the children, and for the hack
ing stubborn coughs give Foley
Honey and Tar Compound. Il
soothes the inflaned membranes
and heals The cough quickly. Take b
substitutes. Otis Purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Stomach Dosing, Sprays and nouch
les have all failed.
There is only one way TO cure ca
Etamih.
Reach the raw. tender, inflamed
membrane that is infested with ca
taaTh germs. and destroy the germs.
You can't reach the noolzs and
crevices with liquid preparations :
there Is only one way breathe the
anitiseptic germmllini air of Hy.
omel pronounce 1t High-ome) di-
rectly over the infested parts.
HYoMEI contains no opium. co
caine or other harmful drugs; 1T Is
made Of Australian eucalyptus, thy
mol and other LAsterian artlseptics-
n is guaranteed to end the misery
Of catarrh, asthma, Group and bron-
chitis, or money back
Ask Otis Purdy about the Hyomei
OUTFIT to-day; he sells It for
only $1.o0 and guarantees It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
..llHrAntttlta.

Mrs. Jennie Il. Stevenson OF Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, announces the EN-
gagement OF her daughter. Elizabeth
Jean, to the Rev. Grover Alser, asso.
ciate pastor Of the Central Method.
ist Church Of Kansas City.
Tho bride-elect is one og Council
B'tffs' most accomplished glrls
aid an ardent church worker.
The Rev Al0er is q brother Of
the Rev. G, NJ. Ainer esmerly pastor
Of the Methodist Church IN Mexico,
now pastor Of the Methodist Church
in Columbia. The Rev. Grover Ak
-eF ds quite well-known in Mexico,
having visited his brother here on
several occasions.
Che Ledger joins host 81
warm friends in extending congrat-
uIations
Stewart Garret- and Miss CIelia
Meeks were married ait the home Of
ner prother. Az Meeks, ON West
i1lOerty street. Wednesday even
ing az = O'Clock ilie Rev ]. p,
Aysclie, q the Baptist
Church performed the ceremony.
Tne bride y 2 daughter Of Mr. and
MRS Meeka OF West Monroe street
ana Is q chaf1nang young lady-
The groom Is a son OF Mrs. FL
70 aarfeH, OF West JACKSON
Ssiee1 anu W an ahuus'Flous Young
man
Mr.; Haiaeel and nus bride VIII re-
sue ~ 'lhls cSty. me Leaeef JOINS
o'her friends ~ eSlendlng best
ried life.
Inc Weadlng OF Joseph hefsung
q AuaIaln county ana Mass 1ennDe
AleyerF*'er q MafllpsOufg was
sotemnized Wednesday morning aN
~ 1osephs Catholac church :"
Maftinsphrg bepore large con
course q iilehds ana relaayes,
me bride y the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Meyerpeter ana e
one o. the most charming ana caaene-
ed young women q thar community.
Mr. hersling ds the son OF Mr,
ana MIs' ueofse hsas'lhs aaia
ana ability
4 reception was given Wednesday,
evening for the voung couple at the
town ham an aliartinsburg Mr and
Mrs Kersttng viii reside on lis
farm near Martinsburg.
Price Gore and MISS Aialah wa
ters were married here lhursoas
afternoon by the Rev. w 4, snul'
lenberger. Both young people
are prominent citizens of ene
east end Of the county ana VIII
reside on farm north q Sahdaiaa'
The bride ds q daughter of sYeFe
Wapefs ana y = youns lsiuy pos
sessed Of rlale Nfalts ana - ~
eonplished The groom is q son OF
J. II. Gore and is an Industrious
ana prosperous youus iAiaiieiS
The Ledger extends congFatula-
tions
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
MEw bay aoons sroRE.

Andrews & Bruton, OF Fayette,
No. have rented the room in tle
Ringo House, formerly occupied by
TIL Ladies' Toggery, and will open
a dry goods store sometime within
the next week. This firm is now in
st. Louis buying goods,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
! rsLlE FeRRls HAppv

boy as a lane Bug back to
ID trade selling John Deere
! ana Farming Machinery. Hunt
iU, boys. | am on Monroe
. with the goods. 50 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
EGGS. EGGS. EGGS.

FROM Famous Fawn and White II
dIa Runner Ducks. They lay wha0e
eggs and lots OF them Am booking
orders for hundreds of eggs for
spring delivery.
Perry Poultry & SQUAD Co..
Soft i. A. Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
10 YEARS AGO.

y
The residence OF H. L. Steppple-
man was quarantaned on account Of
his little daughter having a mild
csse Of smallpox.
r. p. Woltz formerly on Mexico,
was proprietor Of d big shoe store
In Ft, Worth, Texas.
John Dalton and Miss Emma
Brown, prominent Young people Of
Worcester, were married
Miss Bessie Hopkins OF Mex,
leo completed a successful tersn
Of school at Hickory Grove, in the
northern part Of Galloway couals
ty.
Mrs. r. P.Hopkins entertained a
party of friends at dinner
Mesdames Abrams and Moore Of
East Liverpol, Ohio, We're guests
Of Roht, Stevenson and A. G. Az
dell.
ALFRED Buff was on trial in Mex
leo for the murder of his wife. The
jurors were. H. NJ. Long, l.. T,
Paisley. Ed, Tuggle, w G Sims, 0.
+. House. E A Lewton. R. H
Beam, W Baker, Emer Cunning
ham, j. P. Powell, Ira Miller, VIM.
Kendall.
G. A. Hereford, district deputy
for the Knights & Ladies' of Secnr.
ity had headquarters in this city
Austin Smith was in Arkansas
City on business
Clair Harding was i'll at the home
Of his Gather, P. w. Harding.
Mrs. Belle Sparks, aged n years
died al her home in this city af
ter an illness OF about weeks,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
Ia FE & PERRY TRAc-
TioN co. ELEcT.o.

annual Stockholders maeting
Il election Of directors Of the
b, Santa Fe d Perry Traction
|a be held in the coinpany's of
|ih Mexico, Mo-. on
March f2, 1912.
NJ. orurn, Pres. di-So-4t
c. W. Gadther, Sec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
BRICK FoK SALE

We have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
form $3.50 per thousand up. None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
etck and clay Company. S4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Mrs 4. S. Reilly entertained Mrs.
Harriet Turner and Mrs Mexican
and daughter, Miss Jessie. for din
ner Saturday. Mrs G. n. Wales,
who is the guest Of Mrs. Reilly dur;
ing the absence Of Mr.. Reilly in the
South, was also present
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
BLOWS ANp PLANTERS.

John Deere Plows, Planters and
Farming Machinery now sold by Les
lie Ferris, on Monroe ST., Mexico
Mo. SOFT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Mesda1nes d. F. and w 7. Can
terbury, of near Rush Hill, have re-
turned honie after a pleasant visis
with relatives in this city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Foley Kidney Pills VITA cure amy
case Of kidney or bladder troalble not
beyond the reach Of medicine. NO
medicine can do more. Otis Purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
FIRST Ia GRIPPE,

THEN BRONCHITIS.
That was the case with Mrs. W. 3
Bailey, McCreary, KY my wife
was taken down with severe attach
Of Ia grippe which ran into bronchitis
She coughed as though SIZE had
consumption and could not sieep q
night. The first bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound gave hei
much relief and she continued using
il until she was permanently cured" /"
Otis Purdy, Druggist,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs, Tom swinney have
pturGed to Mexico to reside. iie
ii driving a Buick 81 and will sell
The machine in this section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

b Winscott, d prominent busi-
man Of Sturgeon. Mo- Is ar
Dc to open i iag $, 10 and 20
Iiore there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

The vacant room on the north
side Of The Ringo House will be oc-
cnpied shortly by a live. up-to.date
firm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
TESTIMONY
OF FIVE WOMEN
Proves That Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound Is Reliable.

Reedyille, Ore. -''I can truly recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
compound to all women who are PASSING
through the Change Of life A. Il rnado
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Mrs. Rosa Genriciz, Of this city.
district deputy for the knights
and Ladies OF Security Order. will
install lodge at Wellsyille to-
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Jameson, son.in-law CT 'rhos.
". who lives northwest Of
son died last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

John 6. Techt is confined TO his
home, west of town. He Is suffer
inc from an aggravated attack Of
lumbago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

A marriage license has been IS
sued to Jas. p Henaessey and Miss
Cora b. Elliott, both Of Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

!. h. I, Ketthley Of vandalsa re-
d home Saturday from a visit
h sister, Mrs r. 1, stafford. :.
A city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
THE LEDGER A

HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.
Ed Grigler, Of Culver, Indiana, IN
remitting for the Ledger, for an
other year. says: Enclosed find
one dollar for which please contin'
ue the Ledger. think tha Led.
ger a household necessity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
FARM MACHINERY.

Leslie Ferris is back In the Farm
Machinery business with a full line
Of John Deere goods. Leslie is on
Monroe street 50-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

ident and Mrs. TAFT gave a
for Speaker Clark and
he al the White Horse this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

H. A. Campbell. Of Jerseyville, Ill..
was the guest Of Nc. and Mrs.
Geo i. Clark this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

The 10. d. Grahams will return
from Florida some time before the
middle OF March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

John Fecht, living west Of Mex,
ico, ID suffering of lumbago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

Corrected.
over Mexico you hear
Kidney Pills are keeping up
'Od work, curing weak lridne :.
: away backaclle. correcting
i Ills. Mexico people are tell.
bout telling Of bad backs
sound again You can be-
Ihe testimony df your own
people. They tell II for iille
Of YOU who are suffering. II
back aches, II you feel saane.
lnd miserable. If the kisi-
|lei too frequenky. on pass
lre painful. scanty and OF
use Doan's Kidney PilIs. the
i that has helped so many Of
Eriends and aseighbofs. Follow
Mexico mans advice and
pans a chance 10 DO the same
|am Hanley, 64s u. Clark Az
Mexico, Mo. Says: About
Rars ago, | used Iloans Kid
Ills for severe pains IN my
snd in the regions Of dny kid
This remedy, procured sit
|yn & SONS Drug slsase cur
aches and pains, and eonse-
! ! am pleased to recommend
#sale by al dealers. Price 80
Foster-Milburn., Co.. New
Hols agents for the United STAB
Rmber the name noan ) aud
otber
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Tralle en-
eerained the faculty of Hardhn Col
sge Monday evening.
Misses Margaret Trulle and Mil
1red Johnson entertained Thurs
day with a party in honor Of Miss
Martha Rider of Independence.
yoting contest was held at
Hardin this week to ascertain the
opinion Of the school on some points
Ct interest which will appear in
the Annual tEds year. The re-
Fnf was as follows. Miss Helen
Palmer. the prettiest girl In
school; Miss Eva Hogue, the most
popular; Miss Hattie Palmer, the
most mischevious; Miss Martha Tins
ley, the best taiker; Miss Alva SEN
sFy the biggest eater, Miss Arolin
Mitchell, the best dancer. and
Miss Alma Merchell, the biggest
giggler
Monday evening the Hardin Col
|icee Faculty was given hearty
welcome TO the home Of Dr. and
Mrs. H. e. 'Tralle Hearts predotnin-
gted--big hearts, little hearts, red
hearts, hollow hearts. candy hearts,
an kinds Of hearts. The halls and
stairway were tastefully decorated
with red hearts and a pretty por-
tieIe Of hearts draped the door
Nay Games and songs appropriate
to the occasion We're heartily en-
gagged in the game Of Hearts ereats
ing much merriment and excitement.
Mrs Taale and daughters served APP
fesizing refreshments in which the
color and heart scheme were clever
" carried out.
Don't forget she b. A. R. Kaffee
Klatgeh at the Ringo next Thurs
| day afternoon. -Four pretty In
dian girls will be there. also q
ludy With a spinning wheel. Every
I BIZ Of gessip concerning this party
adds interest enough to make It
worth ytu while to attend. Every
body Is txI Ieeted-
MI end Mrs VIII Daniel and
children visited Mr., and Mrs. Lou
ITS MeISee last Sunday Mr. and
Mis J. A. Brooks and Dorothy al
70 visited Mrs Kate Spence at
tha same place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
George washinston's

bITtFfuay FNVs
Everybody Is invited most every
body is going to abtendtthds d.
A. r. party for the benefit of the
Free Public Library at 8 p. m. on
next Thursday at the Ringo Hotel,
MIR. Ashworth has given us the Ho.
tel Just consider for a moment
what that means no rent. He
and his good wife wish to aid this
Library cause all they can. Now we
are asking the other citizens for the