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The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
AUCTIOlj.

will sell at public auction on my
farm, A miles north and % miles east
IF Wagner. on
MONDYA, FEBRUARY &c.
Commencing at ten o'clock, the follow
ing property
HORSES:-1 black horse. IL vs. old,
VT. / 400 black mare, Is yrs. old,
VT. 1900 ! bay colt, coming 2 yrs.
/ bay mare. 9 yrs. old, w.t. 400
2 black colts coming 2 yrs.
CATTLE 18 st ers coming two
yrs. old II le.fers, coming 2 yrs. old.
all bred 5 cows al fresh soon 3 heif
ers with calves by side II calves
a we'll bred bulls coming ] year old,
8 brood sows 3 dozen chickens
MACHINERY A new MoCor.
mick binder / flaming mill Set OF
work harness "
TERMS: All sums of SIS cash. Sum.
over $l5 8 months time will b.
given, purchaser givin & note Will
approved secutity. bearing 10 per cen
interest. per cent discount for cast
on all sums over Sis.
r. w. NIPPLE. Auctioneer
f. S. STROHBEHN, Clerk,
VIM. WICHMAN.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
PUBLIC SALE

As ] am going to move, will sell at
public auction on my farm, known as
the Fred Ritter place, ~ m les west
and 81 miles south of Wagner. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
beginning at tie o'clock the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
HORSES:-1 iron gray mare, 2 yrs
old VT. 1850 black mare, IL yrs.
old, VT. 1850 l back FLY, 2 yrs. old,
VT. 800 8 spring colts, two black and
n bay
CATTLE:-4 head mich cows. two
fresh in March, one fresh soon. one
giving milk now 2 heifers two yrs. old
2 spring calves
HOGS & CHICKENS:-7 sows, all
bred 4 fall pigs 6 dozen Plymouth
Rock chickens
MACHINERY:-1 Western Belle
riding combinded lister ! walking
cultivator / riding stirring pillow ]
walking pl~w Deering hinder, 8-ft.
/ 2-settion harr,w ! Mccormick
mo yer Is foot hay rake Johr
Deere disc ! hand corn shelter ]
good wagon ! low wagon and hay
rack / top buggy. near y new 2 sets
of work harness ! set buggy harness
! De Laval separator
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:-Cook stove
6 dining chairs 2 rocking chairs
Refrierator, holds SO pounds of ice il
as good as new China cupboard Wash'
ing machine Large iron caldron kettle
10 bushels of potatoes.
Many other articles too numerous t.
mention
BIG FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS: All sums of SIS cash. Sum-
over SIS time will be given until Oct
LIST, 1912, purchaser givi g note witt
approved security, bearing 10 per cen
interest. No discount for cash on sum
over $16. All property must be settles
FIR before removal from premises.
r. W. RIPPLE, S. L. Gable, Jr.,
Auctioneer Clerk
E. J. THOMAS, Owner.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
STANDING PIANO CONTEST
WEEK ENDING FEB. IA. 1912.

i8 first in votes
81 second in votes
l.. third in votes
rs fourth in votes
1919 fifth in votes
" sixth in votes
az seventh in votes
i53 eight in totes
"a ninth in votes
&c tenth in votes
80 eleventh in votes
81 twelfth in votes
80 thirteenth ir votes
25 fourtnteenth in votes
"a fifteenth in votes
So sixteenth in votes
l34 sew enteenth in votes
30 eighteenth in votes
Isl %ninteenth in votes
l02 twentieth in votes
90 twentyfrst in votes
35 twe]ntysecond in votes
AZ twenty third in votes
80 twentyfourth in votes
l04 twentyfifth in votes
SO tw%entysixth in votes
80 twentyseventh In votes
II twentyeigth in votes
20 twenryninth in votes
SO thirtieth in votes
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
COUNTY rR

COUNTY rR EASURER.
To the voters of Chrles Mix County
l hereby myself as candi-
date for Co unity Treas urer of Charles
Mix County, South Dakota, subject
to the will of the Republican vot-
ers, as expressed at the June pri-
maries. Tha king you in advance,
am Yours very truly,
e. f. Di nsmore.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Farm and Home Telepho n e
Co., will be held in Wagner on March
9th. at 200 o'clock p. m. All stock
holders are reqested to be present
J.. H. Crisman,
Secretary.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
Political
Announcements
FOR STATES

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for re election to the off ce
of States Attorney of Charles Mix
County. South: Dakota, subject to the
will of the Republican voters of said
County as expressed at the June pri.
maries.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
The First State Bank has plenty of
money and best rates for farm
oans. No delay.
F. S. Strohbehn,
Cashier.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23

STRAYED. From my place 2 miles
north of Greenwood, January 81, l
Buckskin horse. W.T.. 100, / baldface
bay colt. a years old, VT. about 900
l black mare colt, three years old. VT.
800. Finder notify w. w. Clute,
Greenwood. 2-9t-pd.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23

We are now doing busin ess on q
cash basis and our customers will find
that they can purchase more, dollar for
dollar, by paying cash than under the
old credit system.
-Stedronsky Bros. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
HARRY WICK GETS
YALE SCHOLARSHIP

Major Harry Wick. formerly of the
Missouri Military Academy. has been
awarded a scholarship 10 Yale. Ma
jor Wick taught in the Baptist Uni.
versity, Shawnee. Okla. the past
winter. He is we'll known in this
city, and his many friends will join
the Ledger in congratulating him up
on his good fortune.
Major Wick is a rising young edu-
icator of ability and that he is be-
ing recognized in the educational
field as a man of merit is attested
by the scholarship recently awarded
him.
In addition to his having been a
member Of the teaching corps Of the
Mo. M. A.. he will be remembered by
Mexico citizens as having married
Mexico girl. Miss Ruth Bragg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
CROSBY SHOOTS
IN THE LEAD
TUESDAY AFT.

The first day Of the fifth annual
Missouri State Gun Shoot closed with
W. R. Crosby. Of oEallon, H., hlp
professional. having broken 149 pig.
cons In 15O shots.
FNd Gilbert of Spirit Lake. In
was second. with 14S birds. Geo. W.
Maxwell of Hastings, Neb., the fam
GUS onearmed shot. and Homer clars
OF East Alton, H.. tied for third
title with 147.
c.ahe Eaton Of Fayette. Mo-. and
Harry Snyder Of Kansas CITY tied for
inst place in the amateur event
with LAT.
N tho 90 bird shoot, Jas. Day and
iWm. Heer tied with a clean score
Tor professionals with W. L. Mulford
second with 40. In the amateur so
oird event Cyrus Floyd was first wit
4S birds.
Perhaps the most interesting en-
try Is Geo. w. Maxwell, of Hastings.
NeD., who through misfortune ear
" IN life lost his left arm, but is
now one of the best shots in the
world. At Cape Girardeau, last
year, he broke 26S out of as many
shots and everywhere he appears he
Is among the leading entries in the
events. He is with the Remington
U. Nj. c. Co.
Jas. Day Of Cincinnati, Ohio who
holds the record for brealdIng s93
pigeons out OF 1000 with other fine
records is here. In the 1000 bird
shoot he broke 1873. He holds many
other high scores that mark him
among the leaders of this country.
W. E. Grubb of Laddonia, Audrain
who is second to no shot in
tne world, will be one of the Bic
shots in the events and will be
watched with much interest by all |
from this section. Mr.. Grubb holds a
number of high records.
The Farber Gun Club, under whose
auspices the shoot Is being held, is
represented By its best shots and
they arc all good ones. 1t is expect.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

According to the Missouri Red
Book. just published. the manufac-
turing products Of Audrain County in
1910 totalled $1,160O97. The amount
Of capital invested was given as
81. .O7S,996.
The largest output was for boots
and shoes totaling $43s,226. Flour
came next with total output Of
$191 .46t; brick, s1sO.OO0; printing,
$44, AGA; light, heat and power, $44,.
ass; baeksmithlng. $39.625; stone
and marble, $4,000: bakeries, $780,.
400.
OF the 6S establishments eonsid-
cred they were owned by 81 proprie-
tors and employed 7o2 laborers, Of
which number we're 105 females. tn,
value Of the machinery used totalled
s505, 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

seen in the Cross Plains exhibit. Thal
town on Jan. 12. 1911. was bar
rem plot of ground, while to-day they
have 10 brick store buildings and
over 200 modern homes and a popula.
ton of over 1000, and the good work
still gong on.
Stanford is the best example OF
the work Of a Commercial Secretary,
backed up by the progressive elemen
Ten years old, 1t has 5000 popula-
ton; palatial residences, modern
brick and stone business houses; 20
blocks Of vitr.fled brick paved streets
an $4,000 NJ. E. Church; a College
as good as any in the Southwest; a
Carnegie Library; splendid school
buildings; 5 outlets by rail and a
sixth now building; a citizenship not
surpassed In any community, hap
py and contented people. God-fearihe
and nelghbor-loving.
Stanford is fast becoming a rail-
road center.
Homer D. Wade, an cd newspaper
man, is the Commercial Secretary an
is a hale fellow, well-met.
The counties represented in the car
are McLennan, Posque, Hamilton,
Erath, Eastland Comanche, Callahan,
Shaokelford, Jones and Fisher.
The Commercial Clubs are those Of
Waco, Walnut Springs, Hico, Dublin,
DeLeon, German, Carbon, Albany
Stamford, Hamlin, Rotan, Sipe
Springs, Rising Star, Pioneer and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
REAL ESTATE
I'RAAEEERS

Nancy L. J. Smith and husband, G.
A. Stewart and wife, John Morgan,
Stewart, Nora NJ Glbblns and hus-
band, Cora E Henry and hus., and
William Stewart and wife to L. A.
and Frances A. Ross. lands IN Sec
IA and 1-0-9. $24O.
e. H. T5incher to Charles and
Laura Bybee, lot Z, blk 2, Harrlson's
Addition, Mexico. s15OO
| Chas. T. Weinand to Frank j.
Weinand. und. 1-2 int. in N. IL s,
wv. Ia Sec. 1862 9 and und. 1-3 In
$50 A. in Secs. z. II and 1889.
Frank J. Weinand TO Chas 7.
eWeinand, und. 13 int, In parts Of
lots 6 and Z. Blk s, Orig. Mexico
81.
Stella and Berenlce Welnand t
Frank j. Welnand. Und. 1-9 int eacl
in 450 acres in Secs. Z II and is
52.9, S51SS.SS.
Margaret B. Heading to Albert
Shivers, lot &c, City Survey No, 4S,
Mexico $500.
Stella and Berenice Weinand t
Chas. T. Weinand, und. 10 int eacl
din parts lots and z, blk s, Orig,
Mexico, $S555.55.
Tillman Weinand by Grdn TO Chas
IT, Weinand, all int in parts of lots
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
NoRrHEAsr BENTON.

Mrs. Hattie Stuart started for
her new home in Texas Tuesday. Her
husband went two weeks ago with
their car. We hope they will be sue
eessful in their now location.
A good many of the farmers arc
having to plant their corn over. Tais
seems too bad as the season Is so
late.
It would be well for US to pick our
seed corn early this fall and if we
haven't any other place for 1t In tho
house. 1t would pay to keep Il in
ths parlor.
There will be Children's Day ex-
ercises held at the Christian Church
in Benton City Sunday night, June
..
People out this way appreciate
the good roads and new culyerts
which have been put in on the way
to Mexico. May the good work go
on. We can got to town now.
Roy Waddington and Leo Hines
went over to Mt. Carmel on their
wheels Saturday and visited with
Mr.. Hoffmyer's family over Sunday.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give strawberry and leo
cream supper IN the church yard on
Saturday evening. June 8.
Emmett Hall was thrown from a
horse which became frightened at a1
auto Sunday. Emmet escaped with
" few slight bruises and a good
shaking up. &gIAH IE 4 NNEIElA
Tie Benton City switchboard CO.
bsiG their annual meeting Saturday
p. %. and elected new officers as
Sec'y: John Stumpf, Treas.
Buck Lavender, Pres: Robt.
An assessment OF s1.O0 was made for
present Indebtedness of s129.52. AS
sessment to be paid on or before the
the present quarter to pay off the
first OF July 1912.
Robert Tratchel sold his wool 10
). ?. Emmona Thursday at "a cents
q lb. Mr.. TTatchel has one at the
finest flocks Of sheep III this neigh
borhcod and Bert Waddington the
finest mule colt. sTis said that Bert
thinks more Of that mule colt than
anything on the farm except his
wife. M Efgtlat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
COUNTY NEWS

Miss Retta Gartrell Is the guest Of
Miss Mildred whitney.
Crandal King of Hannibal. who wa
drowned recently with Prof. Kirtleyi
wife and daughter, was a cousin Of
Frank and Geo Kellerhals, of this
County. His body was found near
Hannibal Monday.
The Wabash has stationed Jas
A. Smith OF Brunswick at the Jeffer-
son street crossing In place of VIM.
Canterbury Mt. Smith is an old
railroad man and comes to Mexico
highly recommended.
R. v. Montague ds in British Co
lambia on businessJ
Percy Hord, Of st. Louis, visited
in Mexico this week.
Ira Shepherd and wife, of San
Angelo. Texas, will spend the sum
mer here.
Mrs. t. H. Winans and daughter,
Miss Harr!et, are visiting relatives
In ManguIn. Okla.
Miss Mary Montague of Texas
is the guest Of Miss Kota Luckie.
Miss Nell Robinson is visiting in
the East.
There were 80 Scouts that accom-
panied scoutmaster Roy Ferris to
tho Cabin Tuesday. After working
on the new building they passed
resolutions thanking the following
farmers for allowing them the use of
their land: Frank Harris. Mr.. ouin-
Ian, ]. D. Greer, Geo. Lewis, Dan
billiard. 9. A. Bast accompanied
the boys.
Marquess Wallace is home from
Va, where he taught in
the Fishburn Institute the past win
ter. During his vacation he will be
connected with the Mexico Brick &
Fire Clay Company.
Harrison Brown, of this city, has
been elected President of tho Univers
lty Missourian Board at Columbia. !
Mrs. s. M. Edwards and sister, /
Miss sallie Lakenan, will derart about
July ! for trip through the West
md to the Coast, They expect to be
absent about three months. Their
many friends wish them a pleasant
trip.
II. H. Marshall went to Santa Fe
Wednesday afternoon to act as cash
Ter Of the bank at that place. Mr..
Shearman, the cashier. is i'll and not
able to attend to work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Cross Plains. They will be en- route
for four months. covering the states
of Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Wscon-
sin Minnesota and Illinois. There
Is with the Lone Star Party the TO-.
lowing:
Col. Rufus J. Lakeland, Genl Mgr.
Sidney G. Lakeland, Asst. Mgr,
w. q. Spencer. Atty. in fact for
t1wnsite Cos.
Frank NJ. White. Press Agent.
D. M. Jacobs. Special Agent.
Louis P. Cohen. Special Agent.
Jas. B. Day. Special Agent.
]. w. Pembertton. stenographer.
Lon Edmunds, Chef.
Ed. Lawrence, Porter.
Col. Rufus J. lakeland is one of
The best-xnown Town Lot saesmen
In the Southwest. He Is man of
great personality and fine address.
He will address our citizens each
day of his stay on the subject of
Texas AS She Is To-day"
The car will be located near the
Wabash depot Wednesday and Thurs
day. They will leave Friday morn.
Ing for Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
6 and Z, blk s. Orig. Mexico.

6 and Z, blk s. Orig. Mexico. ST.,
777.77.
Tillman Weinand by Grdn to F. j
Weinand all int in 45O acres in
Secs, Z. II and 1S-52-9. s2594.44.
e. s, and John H Thole to Chas
q. Smith, South 100 feet of lot s
blk IA, Orig. Vandalla. $1,000.
Robert Turley to ]. W. Smith, 67 G
acres in Sec. $685.. $270O.
Charles A. Shotwell to James l.
shotwell, 4sx70 1T. being pts lots Z
and 5, Blk II Farber. $125.
Ira +. Hendricks, decd by Execu.
FOR to Albert e. Watts. 100 acres
in Sec. 1921 and und. 1.2 95 acres
in Secs. 1852 IL and 13.52h1 and
13-52-12. $4,000.
Ella Smith Hendricks and Perry
Bowman Hendricks to Albert e.
Watts, 100 acres in Sec. 1921 and
Und 10 of 95 acres In Sec. 1921
and 1S.52-12. $19.50O.
w H Salyers to Albert L. Watts
uhd 1-2 of 90 acres In Secs. 1921
and 1922, $10O and other,
William Kemper ct al TO FRITZ
Kemper, lot 4. blk 2, donated Add to
Mexico $500.
| William Kemper ct al to Mary q.
PorawshI lot blk 2, donated Add
Mexico. s11O0.
William Kemper ct al to Annie L
Brown, lot II, blk 2, Donated Add
Mexico, $1,700.
0. +. Clark and wife by Trustee to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
TEXAS EXHIBIT CAR HERE


We had the pleasure this morning
of visiting the Agricultural Exhibit
Car, in charge of Col. Rutus ]. Lack.
land, and found a very complete ar
ray of the products OF Farm, Orch.
ard, Field and Home-GardenI mos
beautifully arranged in decorative eff.
fects by Sidney c. Lakeland. The OBJ
ject of the car is to give one a
true idea of the practical side OF
life in Central-West Texas-as the
territory between Waco and Rotau
ia familiarly known. There are
many things of interest 10 be
seen.
In the Rising Star exhibit is to be
seen samples OF Chinese Cling Peach
es that grew two crops in o4e year
lrhe Rising Star showing 1 truly
'speaks for ITSELF"
Waco now boasts of 22-story
modern office building and the prog
ress manifested by her exhibit proves
the claim that it is coming city
and offers many advantages 10
Northern investor.
Walnut Springs and Hico are two
progressive towns that are making 4
most creditable display.
The most wonderful example OF that
Western push and energy is to be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

WEDDING

The wedding of Miss Kathryn
Moore and B. J. Bertals was solemn
zed at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
Ing at st. Brendan's Catholic Church,
Father J. j. Dillon Officiating.
The bride Is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Moore OF North JEFF
ferson street. For the past two years
he has been teaching In the rural
districts OF Audrasn and is recognized
rs one or our best teachers.
The groom Is a prominent farmer
stockman of near Martlnsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertals will reside on
hisfarm near Martinsburg and will be
at home after june 30.
Shortly after the wedding they de-
parted for Washington. D. c., to be
present at the unvelling OF Columbus
Monument.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

TIE Warrensburg (Mol Journal
3nocrai editorially says: wv. r..
|alicr, of caruollton, is again a
aididale for lieutenant governor. 1t
~ be remembered that Mr.. Painter
n ,he democratic nominee along
Mr.. cowherd. and that he
used election by just a few dis
|ad vo'e9. Few, II any, Missouri
Naofrats are going to dispute Mr..
eR'ei's right 10 ronomInation for
Y office, because he was defeated
~ years ago through no fault Of
own. Johnson county voted for
fonlnation OF Painter strong. ant
.'l'd do 50 again. He is a good,
q gentleman. Tho same reason
asl Opp'es for the denomination
faln'er, Is good In the case OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

The Epworth Leaguers of the Meth
odist Church will give musical, Fri
day evening, June Z. at 8 O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. s. M. Richards. on
East Jackson street. The program Is
as follows;
Piano Solo--Mrs. Brisco
Male Quartette-- -Messrs. 81. vrain,
Miller, Rice, Harmon.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Hisey
Reading Mrs. Norton Nelson
Piano Solo-Miss Florence Crosby
Vocal Duet--Mlss zola Beal and
Lewis Rice.
Violin Solo-Mlss Edith Crosby.
Vocal Solo--Mr. Melville Paul.
Reading Virginia Handy.
Vocal Solo-Miss West.
Male Quartette.
Piano solo--Jane Rogers.
There will be social hour after
program. Everybody come and bring
a silver offering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

Mrs. VIII Pryor and her eight
year old daughter. Opal. were thrown
from a buggy. "Wednesday morn
ing. near Hardin College, when mo-
tor car, driven by Gene Tomlinson
struck them. The child was badly
bruised but fortunately they both
escaped serious injury. That they
were not worse hurt is a wonder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
POLITICS IN CALIFORNIA,

Stockton, CAL. May 2S, 1912.
Mexico Ledger,
Mexico, Mo.
Dear sirs:
Enclosed find check for $500 for
Daily to Jan. 1, 1918. believe
The paper is coming in fathers name
Need not be changed. as | get II. AL
are well as usual with US, and we art
enjoying the scrap" in politics just
now. There Is considerable bitter
feeling among Republicans in Cali
fornia and a great many predict the
election of Democrat. Clark car
ried with ease. My next-door neigh.
ber. H. R. McNoble, is Clark dele
gate to Baltimore.
Best regards to the Ledger force
and all the Mexico friends.
Yours,
W. H. MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

led that this club win win the club
events.
J, L. Head, of Moberly. once a not
ed shot. now representing the
Bennington U. NJ. g. Co.. Is in charge
He is related to number in this
city and is recognized as one OF the
leading spirits in this form of sport
in Missouri.
; W. R.Crosby, of o'Fallon, ILL.,,
a member of the winning Amerl.
can team that attended the Interna-
tional shoot in London In 1901, is
present as is also G. G. Spencer, Of
s.. Louis, the worlds high average
man. He has a record Of 565 targets
without miss.
Those present the first day were:
J. S. Day, Midland, Tex.
W. H. Heer, Guthrie, Okla.
w I Jordon. Windsor Mo.
o B Eaton, Fayette, Mo,
Alex Mermod. st. Louis.
D. G. Spencer. st. Louis.
Bart Lewis, Auburn, Ill.
A. Killiam. ST. Louis.
II B Pottinger. Charleston, Mo.
W q Grubb, Laddonda.
Homer Clark, Alton, III.
F. Gilbert Spirit Lake, Ia.
II e Snyder, Kansas City.
Geo. Maxwell, Hastings, Neb.
Joe Appleman, Enid, Okla.
Dan Bower. st. Louis.
w r Crosby, o'Fallon, III.
I M Ehler, Slater, No.
A 9 connor. Springfield. Ill.
?. Haggerman, st. Louis.
NJ. Schoop. Novinger, Mo.
W L Mulford, Kirksville, Mo.
NJ Boucher, Moberly, Mo.
G. Floyd, Novinger, Mo.
R. Thompson, Gainesville, Mo.
- NidJJ drD
3. Gray, Farber.
D. Gray. Farber.
7. B. Hiclrlin. Fariber.
W.. G.. Gray. Farber.
Ira Galbraith. ThompsonyIlle, Ill.
Guy Cooper, Kansas City.
H q Sherman, Kansas City.
NJ F Bingham, st. Louis.
J. Victor, st. Louis.
0 Wilson, Marthasville, Mo.
Q H Kite. Marthasville, Mo.
John Matert, Marthasville, Mo.
W. H. Hows. Scotland. III.
w e Hulett. Armstrong, Mo.
q. q. Collier. shelbyvllle. Mo.
H w DeJarnett, Centralia, Mo.
J. A. Hewlett. Charleston, Mo.
F.A. Warren. Hot Springs, Ark.
F. G. kellogg. Rush Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
BENTON CITY.

The Presbyteriana will hayo an
leo cream and strawberry supper on
Saturday evening, June 8. hore in
tbs churchyard.
Mrs. Jane Barnes has been very
poorly for the last few days.
There will be Children'a Day exer.
clscs at the Christian Church here
Sunday night. Juna o. They viii have
about two hours program.
/; Mrs. Grover Stewart LETT Tues
day FOR Texas.
Albert Williams and his father went
70 Columbia Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

THE vandalia Mail editorial.
ly says: "Col. Green Clay has an
nouneed himself as candidate for
Congress II Champ Clark receives
the nomination for President. Col.
Clay is one of the leaders in the
lDemooratic party in this district
and is one of the best men that could
be found to fill Champ Clark's place
to the credit OF this district"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

ers in Mexico is attracting a great
deal Of attention the way he turns
corners and pulls his machine wide
open as he goes through the business
part of the city. This young man I'M
less he is careful win get something
besides calling down by the Off
GERS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

MRS. Z. S. WILSON, one OF Mex
Kos most worthy women, has been
ssstsd matron Of William Woods Co:
lse at Fulton, Mo. Mrs. Wilson is
we'll equipped for this most impor-
ant position and her many friends in
MEXICO congratulate the Board OF
Trustees Of the College that they
were abe to secure her sery.ces for
hs plase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
MUST PAY YOUR ACCOUNTS

AT ONCE.
Parties who owe us accounts must
give the same their prompt attention.
or they win be placed In the hands
of a collector. Please look after this
matter at once.
MCINTYRE & PICKETT,
1925 WI Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06

GOV. II. S. HADIiEY has appoint
dR. N. White Of Mexico one OF
As delegates from Missouri to the
aiiOnal Conference OF Charities
% Corrections at Cleveland, Ohio,
gHe 1919
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
TILE Visitors in Mexico

week are much pleased with the bar.
nlns offered by our merchants gel.
eully. OF course the farmers are
very busy planting corn and cannot
Al avail themselves Of the opportun-
iy to buy goods cheaper than they
we're ever offered before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-06
LEDGER WANT ADS PAY.

]. D. Miller advertised for a lost
bunch of keys Tuesday and an hour
after the paper was on the street
the keys were returned. This is a
story all Ledger want ad users know
is true. They get results.