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The Washington times., 1912-10-29
Gallagher runs well.

Johnny Gallagher, who is running for
Georgetown these days, and whose per-
formance at Hamilton yesterday was
noteworthy, Is going to be Q help to
Jimmy Mullgan this winter. With
Gallagher, Landon. and one OF two
other fast men in the half. Georgetown
should have a two-mile team capa Bile
of taking the measure Of any Of. the
other colleges In the spring games.
The Washington times., 1912-10-29
The Last Inn.

You have come to the end Of the highway, Traveller
Here where the Last Inn waits:
You have turned at last from the byway, Traveller,
In through the Twilight Gates;
And we who know where your way has led
Shall drink tonight while the wine Is red
To one who has only gone ahead
Through lines OF the phantom fates
You have to the end Of the long road Traveller
Here where the stars CLEAN pale
And there's chance it's the wrong road Traveller
Winding beyond the vale
SO shout to you where the many weep:
Good luck, old pal, where the shadows creep;
God speed your way where the dreams are deep,
Till we, too, come to the trail!"
Jimmy Hopper has story in a late magazne-or
current magazine--where the coach achieves winning
results by making his fullback repeat, 81 buck
brick WALL can buck brick WALL As result OF
which said fuback is unstoppable We unable to
whether there truth In the report that
of his squad around him and make them chant this for
mula in chorus: 81 can catch a fly BALL can catch
fly ball"
II intend to get fast who hit the ball next
season." comments Owner Murphy. What Mr.. Murphy
should get is can, personally applied, and there's
particular reason for waiting until next year. either
It will be West vs. East in a certain sense when
Michigan Pennsylvania clash but both teams have
been going South too swiftly OF late to have the inter-
sectional angle displayed in any garing type. Judging
from early scores, the result only show which
ton Is capable Of developing the weakest eleven.
The Washington times., 1912-10-29

We bumped into J. p. Morgan day or two ago with
kopeck in his jeans but the shock which jolted
was meet ball player five minutes later who didn't
own a touring
The Washington times., 1912-10-29
EnglehorD a star.

Engiehorn. Dartmouth's big tackle,
covered himself with glory against
Princeton, being the strongest man In
either line. Last season It will be re-
called. he played a strong game against
the Tigers and was widely praised. il
he continues his good work II will BE-
difficult to keep him of the aii-star
eleyens at the close OF the season.
The Washington times., 1912-10-29
Fultz attacked.

Harvard insinuates. that Dave Fultz
seldom gives the Crimson d square deal
when officiating at q football game In
the Stadium. Some baseball magnates
openly assert that the old Brown half
back is in this baseball players fra
ternity merely for what he can get out
OF 1t. In all his long career he has
never before been assailed thus. Isn't /.
about time some real facts were given
TO bolster the insinuations?
The Washington times., 1912-10-29
Fogel's bluff sticks,

Horace Fogel's blum is still good. lie
is still head OF the Philadelphia Ma
tional League club, though his head
was due to fall Saturday last at mid
night. II may be up TO the directors of
the league to put him upon the guiiio-
tine. At any rate. the action OF the di-
rectors Will be most interesting. not
only for Fogel. but for the fans.
The Washington times., 1912-10-29

81 intend to get fast men who hit the ball mex
season." comments Owner Murphy. What Mr.. Murph
should get is a can, personally applied, and there's
particular reason for waiting until next year, either.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08
ANSWERS

Give reliable white cake recipe.
Half cup butter, i-3
cup milk, l teaspoon any favored
flavoring, l cup sugar, IA cup
-four, teaspoon baking powder
and the whites of 4 eggs, we'll
beaten. This is especially good if
favored with almond and with
and chopped almonds
mixed with the frosting. Bake 40
minutes in steady oven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

the strike Of e." road employees
that is tying up traffic in the city
have settled down for a drawn
out battle. Over three thousand
men have quit work.
The strike has been sanctioned
by the executive committee of the
Amalgamated Association of
Street Railway Employees.
Frequent disturbances and dis
order occurred last night when
the company tried to move its
trains. This morning, however,
the situation quieted, and but few
arrests were made. Train SER
vice was resumed at daylight, but
the cars ran with no regard to
regular schedules.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

round the man he was to hunt
was his own brother.
I will find him. He had done
wrong. He must be punished"
said the detective, with tears in
his eyes and his voice trembling
for the brother he loved.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

NUDE KIDS TO PROTEST
HIGH COST OF KOSHER.
If the high price of kosher meat
in the West Side Ghetto is not
materially reduced in the next
few days there will be a parade Of
children through the district
wearing even fewer clothes than
usual. In fact, they will wear
nothing bat a smile and their reg,
ular hair.
This drastic action has been
practically decided upon as pro-
test by mothers to show to what
straits they are reduced. Mrs.
Clara Freedman, 1910 S. Paulina
street, is the leader of the move
ment. She agitated the plan by
speaking at the Scent theaters
last night.
Women claim that the demand
for kosher is being used as an ex-
cuse to boost prices to a point
where the poor cannot purchase.
The anger of the women is di-
rected against the butchers as
much as thepackers. They say
the retailers are making a profit
of 9 cents a pound on most of the
meat.
Definite plans of action are
being formulated this afternoon
at a mass meeting at 81 Max
we'll street.
BOSTON CARS TIED UP
Boston, June s.-Both sides in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

How should a girl treat a boy
who persists in winking at her?
He is not ill-mannered, but seems
to have this habit.-Grace.-It
may be an unfortunate habit. In
any case, ignore it-that is the
best way to deal with it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-08

What can l put in starch to
keep it from stieking?-Farmer's
Wife.-Melt a bit Of wax or tai
low from candle with the starch
when making.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
LIST or GUESTS
Partial List Of Those IN Attsndsncs
at the meeting.

The following is a partial list OF
those attending the Commercial Club
luncheon Saturday:
J. c. Diggs, Laddonia; ]. r. Hodge
Rush HilI:J. A.. Edwards, Cerstralia;J.
NJ. Sims. Mexico; John +. Brundaee.
CLARK; J. R. Shook, Mexico; Geo. KeI
lerhais. Benton City w. w. Beamer,
Moline; G. L. Williams. Baddouia;
+. NJ, Owiugs. Stargeons r. Ii. stu-
art, Mexico; Frank James. Mexico:
]. ]. Wakefield. Mexico; C. L.
Blum. Moiino; d. NJ. S.onaker, Mo-
limo; w. A. McMurtry. Mexico; o.
L. Woods. Mexico; J. W.. HoIlo-
way. Thompson; C. d. Lfttrell. Cen.
traIia; Geo. W. Green. Rush HHI;
Milf Householder. Mexico; ]. Frey.
er. Laddonia; H. C. Berrey. MoIino:
D. w. Carper. Thompson; ]. G. wag-
goner. Centralia; Chester G. Starr,
Centralia; F. H, Naysmith. vandalia;
!. c. Lower. Rush Hill; Charles NJ.
Shut; Geo. D. Wanton; L. B. Deaton
vandalia: David Akers, Laddona:
Charles Householder, Thompson; W.
H.. Morgan. Mexico; Elmer Cunning.
ham. Mexico: J. B. Weaver, Mexico;
A. D, Weidler. Mexico; W.. w. Mum
dy, Mexico; G. F. Barney, Vandalla:
U. q. Maskey, vandalia; r. e. Whit
ley. Hall District; R. l.. Barnes, Of
Clark; J. w. Beagles, Laddonia; L.
A. Harris. Martinsburg; NJ. M. Civ
ems. Benton City: o. f. Hafner. Of
Benton City; d. f. Pierce, Mexico;
r.. w. Crawford, Mexico: ]. 7.
Miller. Mexico; A. J.. Hall. Thomp-
son; Henry Weber. Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
WOODROW WILSON,
Democratic Non inee for
President.
BaMinfre. Nd, July 2.

Bahimre, Md, July 2.
When Speaker Champ Clark arrive
in this city Sunday morning, his de-
fly to William Jennings Bryan con-
corning the latter's attack on him
was ''Prove or retract."
The Speaker thus answered the
charge made by Bryan on the floor o
tie Democ attic National Convent on
that C'ark's eandi dacy for presidency
Is corruply allied with Tammany
and with observation-disclosures f
nalcial combination.
IN a statement prepared by Speak
or Cla.k, the Mlssourian thus phrase
his challenge:
To-day in the National Com
yeution an outrageous asperson was
cast upon me and through me upon
| tic Democratic party, by one who
Ian men who ought to be the last to
lbesmircll or betray his party. So ia
las | am personally concerned, 1t Is
enough 10 say that the charge which
reflects IRON my personal or party IN
Itegrlly is utterly and absolu'elV
faIco J..
81 might afford to forget myself
limit am by the choice Of the Demo
Icrat!c matr'ty of the House OF rep
lrcsenIai'yes the ranking official Dem
Iocrat in national public life, | can
mot be false or corrupt without re-
lftecting in the most serious way
| anv man who would enter into an al
lronca win any selfish interest Oh
nrivllcred class Of this country L
sn,n the nomination for the presl
dency is unworthy of the presidency
and az the leadership Of the House
aIf have not entered into such al
alliance, then the Democrat, however
distinguished, who wan'on'y eharse
mo with this act, plays traitor Il
tbe Democratic parry and to his pro
fessed friendship for me- am no
here 10 plead for nomination OF u
attampt to influence any mans pol''
fai actions lie. every man proceed
Il this convention according to nj
..t. ,nd tho EXPRESSED will o
his constituents, ,
Il ask no undue consideration ' iIo'
| auy man, be he friend or foe oul
demand exact justice fromeVe.y ooil
! ocrat, either in this CONVENTION ~ .
throughout the nation. with !"
| liam = Bryan and his charge mM
N the convention to-day tho y
sne q proof or retraction. sba
expect him to meet that Issue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
Bulletins

Twenty-sevcnth Ballo.-Clark 461
Wilson 407; Underwood 112; Harmoa
30; arshall go; Foss 3S.
Twenty eighth Ballot Clark 46S
IL; Wilson 4S7 10; Underwood 112;
Harmon 20; Marshall 80; Floss Ss.
Tweaty-m'n h Dallot-Clark 1853;
Wilson 1876; Underwood 112; Harmon
20; Foss 3S.
Thirieth Ballot - Clark 455; VIII
son 400; Underwood i2l; Harmon 10
Foss 80,
Thirtyfirst RalIo.-Clark 446 IL;
Wilson AS IL; Underwood ia IL;
Harmon II; Floss 80.
Thir iy-secold Bal'o,-C ark 445 IL;
Wilson AIS 1-2; Underwood 119 t-2;
Harmon IA; Foss 2S; Kerl 2,
ulFt Ttutlu Dt IVV--AltlA PIT Ira5
Wilson AT IL; Underwood 103 10;
Harmon 20; Foss 2S; Kerns q
Thirty-fourth Taro., 4:2O- Clark
4l7 IL; Wilson 479 t.; Underwood,
9s; Harnson 20; Kern /; Foss 28.
Forty-third Bal,ot--Wisoa COZ;
Clark 329; Underwood 9S 10; Harr
mon 2S; Foss 2S.
Fory-fourth balo wi son 629;
Clark SO6; Underwood 97; Harmon
27; Foss 2S.
Forty-fifth Ballo.--Wi'so4 633;
Clark SO6; Underwood 95; Harmon
q; Foss 2S.
]. T. Johnson, E. J. shobe ard W.
W. Johnson and wife are home
from the Baltimore Convent on and
report a peasant trip except that
Clark was not elec ed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
WILSON AND MARSHALL
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES


baltimore, July ..
The ticket Is Wilson and Mar
shall. ( MI
On Senator Stones motion, the
nomination OF Gov. Wilson of New
Jersey was made unanimous at
3;32 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The nomination OF Gov. Marshall
for Vice President, by asclamaton,
was made at 1855 this morning. Two
ballots had previously been iaken.
The call for candida es was inter
rupted for an hour by the reading or
the platform, which was smuggled IN
to give Wi'son managers another
chance to get Champ Clark's con-
sent TO accept the fail of the ticket
Bryan was named, but wi hsrew in
favor of Burke and Chamberlain.
STATEMENT FROM THE PRESI-
DENT AND SECRETARY OF THE
cLARK-FoR-PREslDENT CLUB.
Our Champ says: 81 am too good
soldier not to accept the fortunes
of war" He then adds 81 am for
Wilson," OF courSe, Champ Clark is
for Wilson. Champ Clark was the fay.
Grite of the Ninth District of Mis-
souri, Why not? Clark Clubs eg cry
where Ours in Mexico was the first
Clark-for. President Club IN he Unit
ed States. We sat up nights wait
ing for more favorable news, Our
eyes looked longingy for baFo in
which Clarks vo'e would pass his
vote of the eleventh ballot. That our
waiting was not rewarded as we
hoped for was due to one Of those
turns called happily by Clark him
self"the fortunes of war;"
But the "war" We have Just had is
only sl1irmish upon the field Of pra'
tice. 1t it only a maneuyer in the
greet campaign which will end only
when the votes are counted in> No
vember.
Clark's supporters hero in Mexico
have already become almost to man
the supporters Of woodrow Wilson.
There will be no split in the Demo
cratic ranks in the faithful Ninth.
Our rallying cry is Champ Clark
back to Congress and to the Speak
er's chair" Our C,ark,for- President
Club will soon be changed TO a VIII
son for President Club, Our united
strength will be for Wilson for Pres-
dent and Clark for Congress.
Very respectfully,
John W. Million, President,
s. D. Byrns, Secretary.
Tb Io,lowing telegram was sent to
Baltimore from Mexico TUESDAY af-
ternoon;
Mexico, Mo, July 2,
TO Senators one james, Baukheai
Gad Stone,
Baltimore, Md.
We suggest the nomination oil
!. Gov. Francis Of NJ ssouri would give
er at strength TO ticket made at
Baltimore, especially in Missouri
r (Signed)
Green Cay
, r. NJ. White
Geo. Robertson,
C. +. Clark,
w. J. Bots,
w. r. Roles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
DORA CLARK DEAD.

Dora Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. f. Clark, died at O'Clock, on
Wednesday morning, after being
seriously i'll several days. The fun
eral win be Friday at 2 o'clock from
the home by the Rev. j. =. Ayscue.
Mr.. Clark, besides leaving his fa-
ther and mother and a brother and
sister, Charles and Toy. is survived
by a wife and three children. He was
a fine young man, Ss years old. and
will be missed by hts many friends.
The Ledger joins friends in extend
ing sympathy.
The pail bearers will be Steve
Reightey, Tom Wright B. r. Middle
ton, E. L. Johnson, Frank Eller
and Joe Houdeshell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. WI N. Boatman, of
this city, entertalned at 6 o'clock
dinner, Wednesday evening, in honor
Of their son. j. D. Boatman and his
bride, OF Dallas, Tex. The other
guests from out.of-town were: MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Mrs.
M. S. Carter. of Centralia; Mrs. W.
W. Boatman, of Dallas. Tex; II. b..
sproul and wife OF Paris; Ora Boat
man, OF this city. i
J. d, Boatman was married Sum
day to Miss Catherine Poage, a
charming resident Of Dallas. The
Ledger extends congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
Will Withdraw For Clark

champ Clark, Speaker of tho uo,,a
' ,aa Congressman on from the Ninth. MI
sOuri District. Will hlve no otbor
candidate against him IN ne oa,a
= par'y All of those who had previous
y announced under the improssion
= ne were the Democratic nominee for
'...ea lle'.ael'' stated 10 a Ledger ropre.
sentative over the Long nfs,ono.
telephone. Wednesday morning tseS
would !, withdraw In his favor elylns
him a clear field.
4 0. II. Avery. OF Troy ti0oa,,
county, stated he would withdraw e.
Clark wanted 10 run.
has Pearson, OF Louisiana. pike
ooun'y' said he had had no other
'dea but withdrew il Clark failed to
set the presidential nomination
s. Z. Bcvans, OF Fulton, cara.
way county. said: .'csriaInly i M
tend withdrawing il Mr.. c,ark will
run" '"''
Claude Ball. OF Montgomery CITY
Montgomery County: "Yes, / have
SAID from the very first | wouId
not be acandidate against Mr.. Clark
= e. Hulz, Of New London, Rails
county; Il viii, of course. with.
draw In favor of Speaker Clark, If
ne will make the race"
To Ny F-iends Of the Ninth Con.
gressicnal District:
As one who is beaten before he |
starts. there is only left me the graf |
flcasioa of heartily thanking my |
friends for the unanimity of support
n my own County and the flatter-
ng reception given by others
throughout the District of my condi.
ional candidacy.
And now, in withdrawing from the
ace in accordance with my original
announcement wish TO congratulate
he Democrats Of the Ninth Congres-
ional District upon the retention Of
ramp Clark as their Representative,
those experienced services in Con-
ress and as the second Officer in i'm
orlance Of the Government will con
nue to be of the greatest benefit to
ur party and largely contribute 10
icsoFy in November.
Gratefully,
@. CLAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
INTERESTING w. c. T.u.
MEETING SATURDAY.

The Woman Christian Temper
ance Union met last Saturday with
Mrs. G. M. Null. and was most enthu-
siastic and pleasant One new mem
Der was secured. After adjournment
Mrs, Null served ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Jewell Null has invited the
Union ID maet with her Saturday.
July 6. and the program arranged is
es follows:
Song "The Morniug Light Is
Pieaking."
Scripture ReadlugMrs. Peterson
Prayer-Mrs, Sallie Rowland.
Lesson Subject, Mercy Leader.
Mrs. McWilaams.
Current EVENTS Mrs ]. III. Lane.
song--"WorlS for the Night Isl
ccmng.'
Benediction-iMrs. Mamie Pearson.
All of the members and friends Of
the Union are cordially invited TO
be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
cAMPRELL.-EsvEtL.

Willie D. Campbell Of Audrain coun
ty and Miss Edna E!steli were united
in marriage at the home OF the Of
floating minister, Eld. j. D. Greer.
Of this city, Tuesday evening. July
2. at O'Clock. Mr.. Campbell is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Campbell,
south Of Benton City and is a sttr-
dy farmer and slockman, while the
bride Is the accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Estell. who live Just
over the line OF Galloway and Is one
Of the most popular young women Of
that section.
They will reside on HIS fathers
farm. south Of Benton, where he Is
successfully farming They have
a host of friends who join wishing
them bon voyage through life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THE GIN on, Mo. Weekly Demo-
~ This week, editorlally says: "Be-
pue he body deciare his position
opposition to the single tax
laandmaRt, Hon. w. s Cowherd was
D Gallatin single tax adherent
Iasatened with d loss Of support.
Y. cowhend ONCE before lost the Go
Ror'hip because he insisted on
fald'ug out in the open and telling
8epe where he siood on important
sstions. He is that kind of a
VI He is no dodger or two-faced
fit'ean He is against the single.
y Gmerdmeut and wants everyone
"a know It."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

pgMAeFATs should not rock tn.
seaf.r Missouri Democrats all wan
IIon Champ Clark reelected sBeaker
!, eydcr to have a Democratic Con,
,,,,s we must elect Woodrow WiIso7
1. pr,s dsnt. IN order TO carry Mis-
,ourl fof the Democrats we must Civ
soOd majority from the Ninth Con-
rssonal District. We are all in tn
'.me boat 1t 1t turns over we will
I, be drowned. Every Democra.
,Iould be on the firing line. and
sork for the ticket from Top to bot
Nm. This is not the year 10 "pun-
she your enemies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

A. NJ. Mason. farming near Canaan,
Me-, was badly crippled with sciatic
rheumatism due he says to uric acid
in his blood "Fo,ey Kidney Pills ell
tirely cured me and also removed
numerous back specks that were
con inualy before my eyes" Foley
Kidney Pills are uric acid solvent
ard are effective for the various
forms Of rheumatism. Otis Purdy,
druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04


@nea 'hs peos 4 MEXICO - se1I
the moEey lof me shoe fae.ofs nh
June leoo' they eol'rac ea VAN
tlle TOUT Morr's plo heHs, " - ! =
haWaia y aea y III 70 give tnenl
= ueea 70 she p.oserly Whsh they
i.aa Fl q ouS sSuo'voe ~ sa " r.
ihae tine mas prac sealiy air'Neu az
Ihe payroll lip 70 aa'e reg slefs Saeo,-
WV ahu a. SA.uVV y Meeh tnes VIA
nave the iiai lliilDop uccouh ea log
IN Ten Weeks'
me Fac.ory' wh cn me MOTHS
p[o'aers sold 70 lhe rr'eainAh'Snelpy
snue . 20 O y. lou y = NoVelnpef'
lsVt' y eFlne ne fa7os week lay'
gu 'his Week' fne lae'osy IS crowi'
eu, Wo KING anou e y peop e ava u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THE Mexico Commercial Club has
...avod rs syilatlon 70 Hoti. Champ
..,r ~, 10 deliver IN address IN Mex
i ~ auring Home Coming Week next
n. N Homecoming Week should
Z. M to Mexico the largegt gather
,ss We have had for years. People
\, ,rsa ali parts Of tho country VIII
s.one baclt' to Mexico. same OF
,ss,u probably win stay.sMr. Clark
m take great pleasure DIN coming
1 McUioo on this occasion as the
40 will be made after the close OF
fnnrress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ARE YOU lNTEREsTER

IN SEsEafF IfkftFFFK
Parties who arc Interested In Cali
fornia should write to e. B. Williams
formerly of Mexico, move OF % law.
yers Block. San n,ego, California.
See his advertisement in the Weekly
ledger and write him. He Is reliable
On every sense OF the word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Geo. L. Highb'e, Manton, M'cha
used Fo'ey Kidney pills for kidney
ard bladder trouble He says :"
find for my case no other med
cine elra's Fo'ey Pits fo- be7efi
clal effect" They are safe and re
abe med cine for kidney trouble
and rheumatism Contain no harr
ful drugs. o'is Purdy. druggist.
full drugs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ALTON CONDUCTOR

Chas. Howard. one OF the Al
toms most efficient conductors, who
has charge OF the plug" operating
between Mexico and Roodhouse, was
beaten UP about the face Sunday
evening ut Laddonia. Just before
reaching Laddonia Howard stopped
his train and elected two men. who
refused to pay their fares. from tho
car. A friend OF the men took up
the affair and undertook to whip
Howard. Doc Edwards went out In
Howard's place Monday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THE Democratic ticket with VIII
n, Of New Jersey, for President.
ID Marshall, Of Indinan, for Vice
fHiiient, will DO the strongest pres
Astial ticket In the field and win
Hssp tho country from Maine to cat
Ams, Every faction OF the Dem.
isstic party can unIio on this iiek-
4 snd thousands and thousands OF
Fmressye Republicarsn should
III 10 i's supprot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
JVVTFNE- NJ N
NEAR SKINNER.

The Wdlling Workers of the Labs
erty Christian Church will give an
ice cream social at the residence Of
10. II. Squirting. one-half mile north Of
Skinner. Mo-, Saturday afternoon and
evening, July 10. Everybody Is cor.
dially invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

John Gordon Hutton, son of MIR
and Mrs. w. G. Hutton of ST. Louis,
is spending the summer in this city
and is assisting his uncle. Walter
Fiitts, in his furniture repair and pis
ture framing establishment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Charley Williams and wife. OF MT.
Pleasant. Tenn. are visiting ]. r..
Williams and Mrs. Luclrie. in this
city Charley has a responsible po-
sition with the Charleston. South
Carolina. Mining and Mig. Co.. at
Mt, Pleasant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Mrs. l.. 0, Rodets and daughter,
Miss Mary, and s's'er, Miss wilson,
OF Boulder are guests of DIR. and
Mrs. w. r. Rodes, in this CITY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

william Wright Is row with The
Flower of the Ranch Company OF
Chicago, ard Ara Johgso1 now mas
his place with Wiram ri S Oaroer
shop,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

he Presby erlan sunday s-hoo'
picnic took place Tuesday at sun
Rise park and WIS a mos 10 gh iu
affair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

/. SAM BYRNS. secretary of the
lDamp Clark Club, whaIe very much
ssaupolnted at Mr. clark's defeat, is
enthusiastically for the Democratic
,.adidaie for President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

THE City Council is going to rear
,suge the whole lighting system Of
MEXICO, so that the Lights can be bet
II ds'rbu ed Mexiro cannot real.
h be well lighted until the trees in
mrlaln parts Of the city are either
at down or trimmed up. It Is al.
most vase Of money to ray for
sshis on the stree's that have
hRe trees untr'mmed on both
sdes of them,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

X, L. Gillette OF Pike County
and Miss Malinda II. Boyd Of Hanni-
bal Mo-, were married here Monday
by Judge W. w. Rotts, The core
nony was performed in the ofsce
Of tie Probate Judge
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

eUsslNG' Bryan viii not elect
e'oae Let's all keep in q good
linOr tin after the November c'ec-
" Then we will have sorethlng
we really happy about.