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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Cape Girardeau County has G
gagged a County Agricultural eypc
and is the firHt In the stajo
take advantage OF the States of
to pay one-fourlh OF tho cxpe7sc.
Miss Marx Montague sails with
party Of friends for Europe nc
week.
Harrison Brown rs hme from c
lsmhia.
velma johnson is home from 9
lumbia.
DIR w. L. Reed is home from NJ
con where he has been at the be
SIDE OF his mother who Is III.
The Trenton. Mo-, Comnerci
Club. with a membership Of 60
will build a railroad four miles lOi
to open the coal fields in that Wei
ity.
Mrs. w. ]. Rlxey and Miss PAUL.
Van Mesa visited relatives in
Louis this week.
D. NJ. Roberts is visiting roI
tlves and friends, Springfield, 0.
o. II. Brown knows a good thlI
when he secs Il and purchased
$, NJ. Gilbert resldenco on W jag
son street FOR $4,000.
John X. Brown logt a fine sq
BY lightning a few nights ago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mr Smith, Of Canton, Ohio, has
been in this city several days arrang
Ing for The location OF a moving pic.
turo theatre here. He has leased
the A. X. Luclhie building. al the
corner Of Washington and Liberty
streets and will occupy ii as soon as
remodeled.
Mr.. Luckie intends raising the
building ana making it an ideal pic
tufe theatre Mr.. Smith, who
with his family, viii move here
in few days, expects to conduct a
Ihigh-class house with The very latest
moving pictures as his attraction.
The building has frontage OF
about 60 feet. is of brick and viii
have numerous exits. Tho house viii
be made most attractive in every par
ticular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
DouaLy proven
Mexico readers can no longer doubt
the Evidence.

Mexico readers can no longer doubt
the Evidence.
This Mexico citizen testified long
ago
eflt
The facts are now confirmed.
such testimony is complete - the
evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof of merit.
9. L. Frazier. 1902 L. Liberty st..
Mexico, Mo-, says: Some years aao
! contracted a cold which finally set.
led in my kidneys causing me much
misery and distress. got so that
! could not bend and II attemptcd
% arse from a chair sharp Mains
would strike me in my kidneys. The
action Of my Kidneys was irregular
all the time. This condition caused
men TO feel bad constantly, Doan,s
Kidney Pills were finally recommend.
ed to me and | got a supply. They
brought relief and after had taken
The contents of two boxes my trouble
disappeared (statement given No.
yeInber 16, 1908.
Reinforcement.
When Mr.. Frazier was interviewed
on November II, 1911. he said: n
SUI continue to praise Doan's Kid
ney Pills as they always relieve me
"hen use them. This remedy fully
nFes up to the claims made for IT,
FOR sale By all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster-Milburn Co. New Yorl
'Os agents Tor the United States.
remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
..mrhniitga...

III ". Beek. oE s. Ioais and
Miss Edna n. H1tts Of Sturgeon.
were married MONDAY moraing b. he
Rer. W. A. .shrHenbezger al ths
home o. Carter Johnsoa n ths c'u-
The Ledger Joins friends IN exiead-
ing congratulations
T1sose Who attended the wedding
we're Ms. Ia Orchard and daughie'
81 ST Isoais; Nh. walter Hubbard
srs dushier .snd AiSs Ma-sArei
ou seBberry. o. this city.
Rafus A. stoa8ard. OF Rzmseg5 m
and Niss Sesl Gasos q Donaidsoa. y
.=-c eranted a masrisse per,ss
here MONDAY
They were lAler mzrriee ~ Or A
A. walaoe. TIE t,edEsr exteaeI
Ia oo1Fratrlations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

THE Auxrasse CMo.) Review, refer
ring 10 w. D. Lee Of Mexico, says:
William Lee. better known as "BiH-
for short, who halls from Mexico, the
bing Of horse buyers known from the
Atlantic 70 the Pacific and from
the Cult to the Lakes, bought /:
horses in Fulton Monday at pricei
ranging from $50 to s175, "BHl'
puts lots OF money in circulation Al
over Missouri and Is worth more t
The farmers than all the Cannegit
libraries in the country. He
known by every horseman of not,
m the whole country. "BiH's'' ;
busy man and knows where th'
good ones are located and goes AZ
ter them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

DR.. JOHN r. CoWAN who has
been member Of the Westminster
College faculty since 1855 as teacher
OF modern languages, has resigned
and win devote his entire time 10
t.hurch work as pastor OF the old
AuxVasse Church. Or. CoEnn has
been pastor of this church over fif-
ty years, and Is one Of the most faitl
full workers for the Lords cause In
She State OF Missouri. The Alumni
Of Westminster College join other
friends in wishing DR.. Cowan many
more years Of happiness and useful
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
TEXAS GOATS ALL RIGHT.

The Kansas City Droyers journal
says ~These Texas goats that hava
come into prominence in recent years
are useful as well as profitable, ''said
W. G. Sims OF Mexico, No. "It has
been but few years since they
we're unknown in this part OF the
country and when they
we're merely raised in their
native land for the mohair. Bat 10,
day thousands Of them find theft
way 10 marlsea for killing purposes
and help keep down the meat pric
es. suppose, with the meat consum
era, ANA especially those who cat mu
ton. Then there is stiil another use
for the little AngoTa goat. Thousand
o. them are shipped to Audrain com
" where ! live each year to be used
IN clearing up brush patches. come
to Kansas City frequently and take
a carload down there for that pur
pose"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The members OF the Mexico Eight
Mee Road District Commission held
their moathly meeting on Monday
morning. Ms. Myers and J. II. I-sae
were present. Geo. Lee being ahsent.
Bills in the amount Of S4iS.7s for
the past month were allowed. J. II,
lane reported balance of $2s95.59
in the treasury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The removal Of ihe Western Union
Telegraph poles from the business
streets was one OF the matters urged
al the Commercial Cub luncheon Fri
day Secretary Race was instructed
to take the matter up with the Com
pany. THE White Way" was dis
cassed and The matter continued un.
til the Committee could go before tho
Council and learn their position to
ward maintaining the proposed light
ing improvement.
The Wester avenue subway WIS
discussed but nothing definite done.
The Fourth of July celebration was
reiered TO tho Executive Committoo
to take up with the Eagle lodge. II
was also decided to pay 35 cents for
the Weekly luncheon in the future.
Mr.. Hoxsey. Of the Hotel, stated be
could lot afford 10 furnish 25-cent
meal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13


THERE is no reason why Mexico
shouis not have an old fashioned,
patriotic Fourth Of July celebration.
This year, especially, we ought TO
be able TO SECURE speakers Of natlona
reputation. We can have a Fourth
Of July celebration that Will be sat
lsfaetery TO our people and especial
iy satisfactory to guests from the
country without any side shows Of
propositions that will "sepsrate" peo.
pie from their money. With patriotic
music, patriotc speeches and plenty
Of Ice water we could have a sane
and glorious oid-tlme Fourth OF
July celebration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
LETTER From MARk uck,E

Mark Luckie, writing the Ledger
from the U. s. Steamship South Da-
kota at the Philippines, closes his
letter as follows: Il win be back 10
old Mexico in one year for a visit.
Wei. ] viii close, as have 10 go on
watch. Good luck 70 the Champ
Clark Democrats.
MARK G. IIJrKIE -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Notice Is hereby given thai a pri.
mary election VIII 10 he'd at the roc
niar polling placing in each precinct
Of said county OF Audrain On lbe
first Tuesday In August, 1912, being
the 9th day OF August, 1912, for The
purpo-e Of nominating candidates
for the Following offices 10 be yoed
fol at the General Election 10 Ia
held on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
November, 1912. Declaration Of conn.
~ and township candidate must bs
filed with the County Clerk on or In.
fore June 9. 1912
Governor.
LIeutenant-GovernoF,
Secretary OF Siaie,
state Auditor,
state Treasurer,
Attorney General,
Railroad and warohosa Commi,
sioners
Judges Supreme Court CThree ID
be elected).
judge st. Louis com Of ApI
peals.
Representative in Congress fot
Ninth District
State Senator for E'ovnh Ds|
trict.
Member Of the House Of Rouo|
senEatiyes.
Judge OF the County Court E,sl
ern District.
Judge Of the Coulty Court Wsl
ern district.
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Atiorney
Assessor.
Treasurer.
Coroner,
Public Admins ralor,
Surveyor.
Constable Salt Rlycr Township
Constable Curve Township
| Constable Pra'ro Township
Constable Linn Township,
Constable Loutro Townhip,
Constable wilson Township
Constable SAILING Township
Civ a undor my hand and olc
seal Of Tho County Court OF AndraI
County, Missouri. at Office IN nj
leo, Missouri, this gio IAN day
May. 1919.
12-ft ]. u. GRAHAM.
Clerk OF ihc County Cour
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
Divorce Granted

Hattie Dubke was granted a dl-
vorce Thnreday a. m. from hor hus-
band d. J. Inbke. Tho plaintiff was
formerly Miss Hattie Horton.
A motion for parole was flied b.
the defendant In the case OF State
vs.. Henry Shawnee. Shawnee is d
negro and was sentenced to two
years In the Denltentlary. Wednesday,
upon his plea of guilty to Che carry.
Ing Of concealed weapone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Each age Of our lives has It's joys.
Old people should be happy. and they
viii be IL Chamberlain's Tablets arc
taken 10 strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tai
lets are mild and gentle in their ac.
ton and especially suitable for peo-
pie OF middle age and older. For sal
by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
TRADES FOR STORE.

Dr. e. II. Tincher has traded a
mouse and five lots in the S. Jeffer
son Street Addition TO
F. +. Goolding and Tom Kunkel for
The latter's store at Anxyasse. The
trade was made through, Brown
n nor & Parker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

A sprained ankle may as "a rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each
bottle. For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Geo. Hollender, residing on
Buchanan sreet, attempted suicide
or Saturday about midnight. The
cause Of her act is said 10 have been
dae TO the late hours her husband Is
alleged to have been keeping ava,
from home III
She swallowed vile Of caTbolic
ao.d. but antldo.es were administered
before the poison had fuly taken ef
feet As it was. she is in a eritica
condition from tho burns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or RFAL ESTATE


Notice is hereby given thai I vi
offer for sale at public yendue d
following real estate: LOIS 5, 6. al
Y, block 10, Benton City. Mo, It B
ing the residence properly Of Eiz
beth F. Davis. deceased, at d
front door of the Citizeus Bank
Benton CITY. Mo, al oc'ocl
of the afternoon of saturday Jul
%, 1912. Terms OF sac, Cash.
The sale win have to be approved
by the Probate Court before the El
chaser can get deed.
15-2t Ida B. Lowder,
Admins ra'rx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

LAMoNI'E, MO, has voted an g.
mile road district That means tbe
beginning OF permanent good roads
n and around that progressive little
eiiy. a dispatch from sedaha refer
ring TO uhls matter says: THE Jobu
soR County good road builders pro
pose TO build Che lnissing links ln
that county this fall to complete a
c0alnuous rock road from Indepond
osce to the eastern border Of Pettis
County"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MARK c. LUcKIE

y. j. Aluadge OF Moscow, Idaho,
was In this city Thursday. Mr.. AK
ridge who formerly Aiyednear Laddo-
MIA, this county. Is visiting
his mother, who lives at I.addo-
MIA. lie has not been in Missouri
for several years and his many
friends are glad TO have him VISIT
them again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

SECRETARY y. il. GARTER Is
hard at work arranging details for
the big fair, which opens August G.
TheFair promises to be bigger and
better than ever this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

SQUIRE L. n. BASS, one Of Mex
iioo's old landmarks, who has been
seriously I'D for several months, died
at his residence on E. Promenade
street Friday morning. June z. SOUR
Bass made quite a record as Jns'
tioe OF the Peace in Mexico, and was
always proud of his decisions, which
as an ordinary proposition were ap
proved by the higher courts. The
Ledger joins other friends in extend
ing sincere sympathy TO the bereayet
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

: T. Johnson has purchased a
laSwe ] r Case touring car from his
brother W. W. Johnson who Is agent
for this Company Col. J. T. Is al.
WAYS up-lodate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
N. 8. LAMBERT HERE MONDAY

NJ. D. LAMBERT HERE MONDAY
NJ. d. Lambert, the efficient sales
man of the Worcester China Com
psny OF Sebring, o., with headquar
tels at Chicago. is in this city on
business, and while here visited his
brother, T. w. Lambert. and family
northwest of Mexico. Mr.. Iamber
formerly lived in Mexico. but had no
been in the city for about eighteen
years and was much pleased TO note
the many improvements which have
taben place since that time. Mr..
I.9mbert is accompanied by his wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

UitCCOOu tuutStStu
THE BIG Shoot
Tho lArse days' shool os the Ma
souri, s,.se TrapsAoo;ors' Ass&aAs,Oa
clOsea Inursszy wish Ira caihFastA.
Thozpscnrzss. II ~iAner q tAs
aEissonri czanf HAa1kAa. hveskins
IS oas Of a poxEh,a tas hlraS.
Razs Louk. Aaanru. H. and CaSae
Eztoa. fssesto. sio, vese eecsaa
wf-A ss e,aa& Il. 4. Sayaer Naa,
sas csy ". Il alalaort. ksrSsxiae
aad Z. e cozez. SAeavvEe. No.
tied fo- thira VIA 80 JOS Apasszzan
Gasar1e. OK sd 7 u Ehaer. Mar
SHAH, alb- sed so- soarSA wssA s7
ana cyras Fsovs. NaTnger. Me- Sas
IRA. via 81.
N Ne rerzls.r esoass II, T. SlydSS.
& Kausas cEy. poa tke tseSrd
shoo. To- anasrzrs via - BIRDS
Bszs Lewis q Azss-a. IL soccal
tss: ". 4. Musfora. - ksrssxale,
Ne, ara 81.
Il ne sse tsuA ovea& fsr prOsesssOS
tlz. Y. + Crosby. q oFSlioa- M
~1S farst wsh a..
The Fzrasr GzH Cab Is - te A'Sh-
> cann'iznensea tcr sae ssscccss >.
he shoog. Tsoss wao we're eeesss
/ coaM nos say ezo1sA IA praise sc'
ne egxts * TIE Gray eoss and
their fr.enas.
Some 81 the seorss solloEs
c. b Eaton. Faye.te. tse
Barl Lewis, Auburn. H. 80
HIP. Potisnge-. cAarlssaoa sls.
HE. s1yde-. Kszsas CITY. tSs.
j. ~ Appleman. Enld. OK, 4Is.
T. N. Ehser. NOvnser. 40.
Pee BSggerman. st. Lodis. 4ss.
E Marioa ScAoop, Novinger, cor.
w. L. MuEor5. KisksyiEe. 4sl
r Cyrus Floyd. NoTingcr. SIS
Riley Thompson. Gainesville. 4l4.
. Joe Gray. Farber. 42e.
Ed. Gray. Farber, 4oS.
Dan Gray, Farber. 37s
c T. b. Hicklin. Farber, Sss.
W. Gray, Farber. sSs.
d +. c. Kelierhals Audrain county
b 1863.
F. l.. Crosby, Mexico. 322.
Ira Ga-braith, Thompson, IL, 42s
Professionals.
a ]. S. Day, Midland, Tex. 431
r w. II. Heer, Guthrie. Ok, ASS. ;,
o Ale: Mermod. St. Louis, 412.
n c. G. Spencer. ST. Louis, 4ss
G Ar: lillian, St. Louis. 43l-
!. w. H. Grubh. Laddonia. a23
Homer Clark, Alton, H., 43e.
Fred Gilbert. Spirit lake, Ia. 437
Geo. Maxwell, Hastings. Neb 1856
Al Dan Rovie. s.. Loais 42s.
"a W. II. Crosby. O'Faloa. m, 4i5
rs Att meeting Ia the Ringo parlOr
a Wednesday evening the name OF th
S Missouri state Trapshooiers Assoei
y tion was changed 70 the Missoui
e State sportsmen's Association. L.
y Gray, Of Farber, president Of The Al
ir drain County Gun Club OF Fasber, a
o. president Of the State Association
lr presided Officers were elected 1
5, follows;
cl President, 7. NJ Eh!er, Marshal
n. secretary, a. J. Brown, Marshall; VI
Ut president, II. Il. Snyder. Kansas CT
se w. r. Jordan, Windsor, and MARK
d aoh sehoop. Novlnser. 10.
n. During the three days OF the M
d soirl State Trap Shooters meet he
ne over $4,000 shells were shot and
Ee many pigeons used. The value OF u
II material Is IN the nelghborhood
sl'SVO. There arc twelve profession
bhots here, many OF them the be
p IN the country. TIER salaries Al
no expense accounts, each year, tot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
The Weekly Ledger
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We sresssharlssa % announce
rof stsss senator EIsvensh District
RD. RODGERS
For asprssentativs
II. p WARDEN
L. A SHANNON
s. D. STOCKS
JB. HAWKINS, n d.
JOSEPH A. ADRIAN
For sheriff
FRANK JA,fEs
@. ". PECK
J. ". BARNETT
JOHN s. ATKINS.
OF cuisrs Township
Fof County Treasurer
J. C. EnGo
I'D. C. oFFUTT
~ n. CRAWFORD
EDGAR gRREIzs4D
NOBLE BARssEs
F0r Assesses
". b GRAVES
r. J. KEI4sO
HBaraia county coars susgs Eszs
err District
JOHN ". BEAGLEs
G. B. MOORE
AU5rsin couufy Court 5ucss West
ern District.
s. J. BOVINE. u
ROBERT BARNES
cHAs, c. BLEDsoE
FOR Prosecuting Attorney
" ". FRY, JR
A. c. wEITSoN
Constable Salt River Twp.
JOHN H. WAYNE
CHURCHILL 3. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Or j. II. HARRISON. Mrs. D. w
May. Of Porto Rico. Misses Minnie
and ped Harrison, we're guests Of
caliaway county relatives Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MISS RUTH HoxsEY
GRADUATES.

Tuesday, June is. Miss Ruth Hox.
Soy, Of Mexico. graduates from the
st. Elizabeth Iustiiu'e, under the
management OF the Sisters of the
Precious Blood, IN 81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

!. FrolesSor roles Arthur Lee, Of clinton.
y visiting his mother. Mrs, Mamie
Lee. who Is III,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
See CRADnocV

See CRADD0CK q al,
Saturday morning for ba,ny
tiful new Wall Paper at
bargain prices viii .la' a.
give a special 10 per cent cent
reduction On all bills bought bt
before ! o'clock. e"'
We do this to get Won .
buy early in the day SO wo ~
can get your paper trimmed
and ready early and not Do
lay you.
To make papering easv 7
will lend my customers >
pair Of 50 90 paper hango,
brushes free Of charge. We
require cash deposit for
brushes loaned.
Will show you the newest
lprettiest and lowest priced
stock of Wall panor,
| Mexico.
3 first class Wall Paper
men to wait on you. 2 first
class Picture Framers
BRING US YOUR WORK.
]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

THE Ledger is glad 70 know that
T. ]. Roberts, OF Rush Hin is ar
ranging TO move 10 Mexico to help
make 1t city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

NOW is THE TIME
C set your cobs while they arc nice
aad dry. Big load 800 delivered
aay place in town. Phone 81.
wm Pollock Min & Eiev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. D. NJ. Roberts is visiting in
81. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
ID. al ann su ilrara
Am Thir AIrrk...
40 YEARS AGO.

A. &. Poteet vas arranging TO open
= luach counter near the depot
wilbur r. Nichols and Mss Mosl'e
Zones Of Mexico were married AZ me
residence Of Ad. Smith. Mr.. Nlche's
~, assistant manager OF The Mexico
wooden Mills, and Miss Jones was
teacher IN the Mexico Public School.
Clarence vivlon vas admitted 10
the bar. He had been reading law
with W. II. Kennan.
Miss saIile Lansier. Of th's ci'y'
and a graduate Of Hardin eoEeEe,
was teaching Kindergarten School
al Hastings Neb.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hodge, Of Illinois. was
visiting her brother judge John =
Clark
Misses Nellie aud Annse Patterson
accounted by their brother Willie
departed for an extended vssh q
Grandy, No.
DIR. j. w. Reed attended the ssale
Dental Association mcting at sweeo'
Springs. Mo.
d. D. Tureman. J. q. Trsmble, Char
loy Malone and s.hers nttended 'he
commencement exercises 9 Ful'
ton.
H. M. Brown was Attorney-Generai
Mcrntyre's priva;e secretary.
Kleh Mourning and Lowry Smith
went TO Texas with a tine drove q
sheep. ~
Jouem Tomllnson. Ben Johnson
and Wick Mason. Of Mexico, were
committeeman for tho trummers' PFC
| mic at CaFro,lton. Mo.
a new Baptist Church was being
erected az Auxyasse
i Prof. Mailer gave his dancing class
party a. the Central Hotel. the
following gave fancy dances: Misses
ethel Galloway. Bdna Rines. May
:, Rines. Bessie Lack'and. Lena WI
Hams. Julia Ricketts,. Lena Ricketts,
Mabel Herd, Minn,e Frost. Alice Nor
ris. Nellie Patterson. Annie Patser
son. Carte Woodward, Susie and
Olivia Hord, Lily Hisey, lSaiie Law
der. Bob Lawder. Percy Hord.
q r. r. Arnold, c. 0, Morris, Z. q
! Jones and Robt. Baker we're In Tex
as looking for place to ESTABLISH
a cattle ranch.
; 20 YEARS AGO.
! Thomas Mcdonald and Miss Ad
L oyerbagh OF Marinsbrg were mar
n rIed byi Elder W. B. Taylor of Mex
leo. i
August Meyer and Miss Annie We
e sr, Of Mexico, we're married by Rev
I Mr.. Kraft.
ar Thos. Patton and Miss Alice Woo
N wine, both OF Andrain, were wed b
r Rev. j. A. Mumpower.
leI Bob Ford, slayer of Jesse jaime
"a was killed at South Creede, Colo
% by Edward o. Kelley.
" Joe weimer, Walter l.. Sly an
Philip Shire of Mexico. assisted I
= instItuting Knights Of Pythias lods
IN in Farber.
q The graduates Of The Missouri Nil
~ iary Academy we're:
u Cadet w. II. Dulaney. OF Hannibal
= Cadet n. Keith Jacks, Montgomcl
City. 7
Al Cadet A. Boocklor, st.. Louis
or Cadet A, n. Hammctt, El PasS
"a Texas.
Is Cadet, T. S. Basket, Mexico.
MI Cadet d. II, Nayaor. Clinton.
Cadet r. G Proctor, Monroe CITY.
7. II. Cullen and family moved
II Mexico to reside.
Vi Miss Jessie Wells won the thou
h. and dollar piano In contest at Ila
N. Jf College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
10 YEARS AGO.

Mrs. Lon Ware, formerly Of Au-
drain county, died at her home IN Sc
dalia.
Fred Glenn, aged GA years, died at
Farber. Mr.. Glenn was Mason and
an Odd Fellow.
Geo. Eller was nj of appendicitis.
S. NJ. Malone and wife OF Oak
land City, Indiana, located in Mex
leo. f ~
Mrs. John Duty, aged 30 years, die
at her home in this city.
The engagement OF Miss Gala Pen.
berton of Auxvasse and Mr.. Moore
of Columbia was announced.
Mr. Boiler of Audrain was home
from a visit in Idaho.
Mrs. Jas. Tanner of Rush Hill.
who was very i'll. was improving.
Miss Mosley closed a successful
term of school at Santa Fe.
Geo. Eller Of Audrain was III at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Calhoun in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
coss ARE CHEAPEST

NO5o AhE C7EhFEoi
fGe. you can buy. Order a load from
Pollock. PhoDo 81 dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
Slate Of Missouri) &c
County Of Audaain)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The wedding OF Miss Erma Barlh OF
this city, and MIR. Edgar NJ. Hartzell,
OF Youngstown, o.. win be celebra..
ed June 10. at the home OF the bride
in this city, by Rabbi Sale Of st..
Louis. Only Immediate members OF
both families will be present. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hartzell
VIII depart for tour OF the Northern
Lakes before returning 10 their
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The outof-town guests for the
S.ueck- Whitney wedding who ar
rived Saturday and included the
bridegroom. j. William Stueck. Jr,
Of st. Louis. are Misses Marguerite
Warner, Jonesboro. Mo; E'eauor
Johns and Stella Murphy. ST. Louis;
Messrs. Phil stueclS. Mihd'etown
Conn; +. 0. Grayson, Washington, D.
G., and DR. G W. Diges. Columbia
The wedding promises to be one OF
the prettiest home affairs Of the
season. It Will be held at Z o'clock
Monday evening and anbout 100 guests
are expected
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mns. r. 4. Gibbs was the hostess
Tuesday for the Good Time Cub.
There was the us1al form Of enter
tainment and guessing contest i'm
dulged in, Mrs. Paul St. Vraih
winning the prize