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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
H~oLLENsvlLLE.

] W. Peck sold a good two-year
old coach gelding to Mr.. Outright
OF Paris.
Miss MillIgan and sisterln-law
Mrs. MIllIgan Of Slater are guests o.
their aunt, Mrs. Mike Peck.
There viii be an oyster and ics
a supper at Frank McGee's Sat
urday night. Nov. %. Everybody Il
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Blum were
called to Kansas City last week OF
account OF injuries received by Mrs
Lizzie Clark, Mrs. Blum's sister il
STEPPING from q street car.
Mrs. Mary Bybee was guest Of o
T. cawthorn's last week.
Mrs. r. T. Baker and son, w
+. are guests Of W. F. wilfley's.
". F. Whitley lost a $3.50 mare
from eating wormy corn.
G. G. MCGEE and wife were tbs
guests Of H. II. Hollenshead at Cen
tralia Saturday and Sunday.
Sunday being Harper Rudasil's
birthday he entertained a number
Of boy friends.
Charles 7. Berrey got a fingel
pretty badly mashed Friday at Far
ley campbelrs while helping sav
wood.
0. T. Cawthorn spent Sunday
at Santa Fe.
All ladies' are invited to attend 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

little else.
RESOLUTIONS asking pure seed. pure
bred slres disposition Of animal car
casses, for the prevention Of conta-
sious diseases and general asricul
turai legislation. were passed
Resolution for the Immediate ap-
polntment Of a state leader Of coun-
" advisors, who shah be in charge,
and at once call a general meeting
to which representatives Of all OF
the commercial and agricultural clubs
railroads, banks. agricultural, nipple
ment and fertilizer manufacturers, pr
duce dealers. agricultural bureaus,
farmers and others. wiz be in attend
ance.
W. W. Pollock. Q. 9. Bledsoe and
R. &. Race represented the Mexico
Commercial Club.
! The display OF farm products AZ
the headquarters has probably not
been surpassed in the State o.
Missouri. or possibly any other state
The offices are in connection with
the Commercial Club and are nlcelJ
furnished and centrally located. Re
greet was expressed by the Commit
tee that every man. woman and chile
Of Audrain County, could not b.
present SO that they might b
shown" and get the inspiration OF all
Of these leaders and people. SO tina
the movement might be fully under
stood.
Mexico Commercial Club is lead
ing in this matter and it should b
warmly supported BY the progressiy
farmers throughout the County, a
the movement is countrywide and vii
benefit all.
John and William Gisel Of north
!. east Of Rush Hill had four horses =
become i'll by eating fodder in tn
. C rnfield. The four horses were worl
ed in the cornfield Monday when Me
Sis. Gisei were gathering corn. Th
!, animals became Ill Monday night an
one is especially in a dangerous con
n dition.
DR.. W. H. Cowherd. the veterinaI
a iandhere. says there has been consi'
cradle trouble with the fodder NAL
\ ing horses III, that are worked In
gathering cornDr. Cowherd recon-
mends that the farmers use muzzlt
i on their horses while In the corn
! field. The wormy conditions of Il
q fodder is attributed to making q
i. horses sick.
1 The public sale Of w. w. John
son and Geo. Gardner held at the
y farm near Moline last Friday WI
well attended, The sale totaled IS,
!. 222.35, Cattle sold from $15 to s
\. a head; sheep from $2,15 to $50
pigs from s2.S5 to $3.50 a hea'
sows from si4.OO to s22 per head.
u gifts from $3.50 to $3.50 a hea
One pair of 2-year-old mules sold
he W. d. Mason for $3.50 Horses 80
Al for from 500 d $l70, A gray ct
n. lion sold for s41oi Black Jack. J..
N B~assford, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

i. O. TinEley to o. c. and Emma
Dix. lots 10. II aud u. bIk i. Lake
nan 4 Barnes South Side Add, MEX.
leo. t22bo.
william NJ Wilson TO r. s. vii,
son. ~ acres III sec. SfBos and N.
Il. ~ S, =. IA OF Sec. se-5O.lO.
s2s50.
Central West Realty Co. to Fran.
Hes Kemp. lots 10 and le, blk 6. Troll.
ley Heights Add. Mexico. 1929.
Jesse L. and Mamie sopher to +.
A. sannebeck. 100 acres in N. IL
Of Sec. s4-53-s. $500 aud other.
s~ophronia L. Sutton 70 ,. M. Webb.
lots 5 and 8, blk 5, Ely and Daniels
Add. vandatia- 1880.
Ida l. Gray to Jessie l.. and Ma
ME sopher. Quit-claim. N W Ia
OF N u Ia Of Sec. 1865.
Thos. 70. Maxwell to John c. Max.
well. und. Is int in y 10 s W IA
OF Sec. 7-51-7. $50.
Thos e Maxwell to John c. Max
well. $50 and Reusches =. ssss. Rssh
Hill and strip I'D.
Joseph b. Botkin to B. A. Powell.
lot ii in sub-diy. lot S, City Survey
No. So, Mexico. $500.
w. e. Mcdonald 10 Moliie Locke,
Hot 1. bllIk !. Old Fair Ground Add
Mexico. SITS.
T.. r. Moss ct al to J.. G. Nc
Cune, lots S and s. blk Is. McPike's
md Add, vandalia. s2700.
Gladys Branstetter by Grdn. to
Claude o. Ryan, lot l. blk. So. Orig.
Vandalia. $500.
= A. Gcnrich to Frank Allen
lot 10 blk 5. Fair View Place. Mex
leo, $40.
=. NJ. Locke ct al trustees to Fried.
man- shelby Shoe Co. Quit-claim. lots
Ia. u. z. D. 8 and part 8. part 2. oil
morris Add, Mexico. 81.
. O. 4. Clark and wife by Trustee q
Jamer C. Mundy. Trustees Deed un
der sane. lots 1. 2. 8. 4 and s
blk 2. College Park Add. Mexico
$500.
o. Il. Buchanan TO r. A. Winter
/, and .. c. owings. 1926 acres ii
Sec. SGB1.s and 50.71 acres In Mont
: golr cry county. Mo-. $500.
centraLwest Realty Co., to ed
a. yerhoff. lot IL. blk s. Trolle.
I Heights Add. Mexico. SLOT 80.
Richard Nuckels to Robt. II. an
4. Geo. Z. Nuckles. N. u. IA Of Sec
olIs.-5.
Edna Ely weatherford to Mar
oE bly,. und. 10 int. In lot /. bl
II. lily and Daniels Add, vandalia.
D. Turner Williams to Nora
Crawford. lot Is. blk 2. South JcffeI
son Add. Mexico. 81.
DERRY and Mary Raiordan b.
! Trastee to Albert v. Trott. Trustee
peed under Sale. lots 3 and 4. bill
III, Muidrow's sub div. Mexico. 1858.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
RowENA.

Arthur wager carried the mail on
his route on loot in three hours Fri
day.
Ed. Scott and wife and Mira, Arth
ur wager and Miss Leona Foreman
went to Paris Friday.
A ]. Tribble shipped out a load
Of hogs the past week all his own
raising.
The single tax proposition was de-
feated as we predicted but II sure
ly brought the people TO the polls to
vote.
F. W. brewer, wife and son.. Ed
die. Of Mexico were here Thursday
and Friday.
Lem Bagley delivered some good
shucked corn to DR.. Collier at 40t
a bu., also a lot to Ed. Scott at the
same price.
Cecil Mallory went to Mexico Sun
day.
Vest Baker and wife OF Galloway
county is visiting Herbert Baker and
family.
A great many in this community
have commenced gathering their corr
j. H. Neil and son bought a load
OF 2 year old steers from Bud Mallor.
which they will put on feed for
couple Of months. They also bough
5 yeariings Of c. D. KeIthiey a
s5.75 per cwt.
Arthur wager sold three Wagon
loads OF hogs to Tom Hodge at Cen
traiia at 2 lie Monday.
Tom Rowe. Jr., spent Sunday il
Mexico.
James Walker has a car load o.
hogs he intends to slip loon. The,
are a fine bunch all bis own raising.
SIN. wager spent Tuesday night
with homefoiks near Long Branch.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the Masonic Lodge Saturday af
ternoon at Central School houge.
A. J. Tribbie is losing his hogs
With cholera.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
SOUTH sALT RIVER.

Yes. II rained. but Jim and Giles
crum are gathering corn, even II II
does take 40 horses 70 drag a wagon
through the field.
II il had rained two more days,
Teddy and TAFT probably would not
have carried a single state. Good
enough, though as 1t Is, isn't It?
Jake and John T. Buckner. the
husthng farmers, stoekmen and trad
ers, shipped 2 cars Of mules and two
OF cattle and a lot OF hogs to market
Tuesday. There is no panic for Jake
and John. They know when tbs
signs poftend q good thing.
The Misses Bomars. Miss MauC
Pierce we're shopping in Mexico Fri
day.
Now for a Democrat Postmaster II
Mexico and . few Democratic rural
reuters. Pass the pie around
Oh. that silly tank of panic like
the mamma stories Of old. told t
brighten the bad little boys.
Ira Pierce and son. Carl. two splen
did farmers and stockmen, dispose
Of so fat porkers and a herd Of ia
sheep a few days ago.
Frank and Clarence Water have
completed their mammoth poultry
house and are now engaged in cor
~structIng an immense corn crib.
Mrs. Watts. her granddaughters an
husband have finished sorghum-maI
ing at last for 1919.
Just one word more: Are Gale Be-
reg. Al Bennett and Joe Kelly satii
fled with last weeks work. Nor
anon.
Alex Watts has contracted
humber OF wells to driTl.
Jake Buckner Is building a larr
barn for feed and is installing
new pair OF Fairbanks scales. pre-
pairing to DO a bigger business tina
ever.
D. L. Hickman is planting ne
trees for another orchard.
Bud Davis and son are building
fine residences ana utfer Outbulidingl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

Elmer Umstattd sustained painful
injuries la1A Thursday when he fen
from a scAffold On = barn that he
wa helping to hund for Fred
Hanke. STRIKING a concrete floor.
Albert cHgler purchased three
mule colts recently one from each
OF the following parties Lester Bond
walter Wilson. of Molino, and Enoch
smith Of Stoutsvilie.
Rev. Leonard. pastor OF Midway
Church will deliver The Thanksgiving
discourse at Long Branch church.
Mrs. FIynt was pleasantly surpris
ed on her birthday a few days ago b
being presented with an elegant 20
piece silver set. a gift from the Doc
tor.
T. J. Bybee traded the sO-acre faru
recently vacated BY Ed. Bybee q
Edgar ThreIbeld Of Mexico 20
town property.
Glad the voters put that single
tax measure down hard. Now. woul,
not a boycot be IN orderf-not in
spirit OF spitefulnesh. but TO reminl
the individuals and interests back Q
that m~onhtrosity that the farming
GLASS can't be Imposed on with Impul
ity. FEELS Naptha soap has lost all
its chsTm 10 me.
LRtsr-we are glad to learn tina
Mr.. umsta,td is able TO be out an
around Moline.
James Beam and wife Of Hanni-
} bal are guests Of Hsnry Fisher an
wife.
Riber correiI OF crocker. Mo,
3 visiting At R. l. Miller's.
Mrs. Annie LApp and children
west OF Long Branch were sunds
guests Of H. c. Berrey and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

carries Insurance against such acct.
dents.
w. Il eunningham ". Chicago 4
Alton r. R. Co. 500 for alleged dam
|aee TO stock IN shipment
W. c. Bailey ". Chicago a Alton
n. r. Co. tes5 for alleged damages
10 stock in shipment
Morrison Lakeland "a. Chicago 4.
Alton n. R. Co. tss for alleged dam.
age to sr=ss ~ fire which ls said 70
have originated from a locomotive
spark
c. 7. Powell ct al VI Frederic A.
Delano ct al. damages.
John J. Hildebrand vs.. Yeaman
Byrne 10 get damages alleged 70
have been caused By faulty drain.
laee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
CREEK.


The johnson Gardner sale Was well
offended and stock brought good
prices.
The election went Off nicely and
quietly and we hope we will have
better times. We hope the single
tar is wiped out to stay, and We
uank you. Mr.. White. for your fight
against the single tar.
Hurrah for Wilson.
NJ. and Mrs. Jet Settle and broth
or, John, visited at @. T. schieffer's
last week.
James Dudley and wife and Thorn
az schleffer and wife visited Mrs
Mary cauthorn and family last Sun
day.
Jet Settle and family and John
Mundy. wife and daughter. Josie,
spent Sunday with w. r. Asbury and
wife.
Rev. Holland preached at Mt
Zion last Sunday.
Shelby MADDOX OF Columbia IS Wis
iting bis uncle, Thod Boulware.
Mrs. Wade Wood OF Galloway coun
ty was visiting her father, DIT. Dun
can last week.
a Edwin Settle and daughter, Mis-
' Margaret, Of Santa Fe spent last Sur
day with their aunt. Mrs. @. ]
r Schieffer.
Miss Mary Ellis Of Boonville, DO
visited Miss Elsie Baker and Mn
n Clyde E.Ilis last week
1t Mrs. Bette Adams OF Hallssi1e n
8 turned home to-day (Mondayl afts
D. a weeks visit with her daughter,
OF Mrs. win wainscott, who has been
sick but is much better.
We extend congratulations to ia
Dowell and bride and wish them
long and happy married life.
Otto Carpenter is preparing
build a barn and has most Of h
lumber on the ground
Some Of the farmers here are cri
bling corn.
&c The pastor at Midway preached
q Sunday morning and night.
Or John Ellis starts Tuesday for
ID visit to his uncle, jeff Ellis. at MI
u kogee, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Asbury speni
Q last Sunday evening at DR.. Duncan
Y Baker Barnes, a prominent farm
2 OF this county. marketed in st. Lou
this week a load Of hogs that ayera
ed ZIG lbs. and brought $500, I
20 top Of the market and the same
~ the top in Chicago and Csc higheI
- than any hogs bought in Kansai
. City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
eENToN CITY.

Tom Barre shipped a load Of cattle
to St Louis Monday night
]. w. Hines and wife were In Mex
leo Monday.
Alfred Hicks and wife have re
turned home from Kentucky.
There will be an oyster and fruit
supper Nov. Is. at Hickory Grove
Mrs. Kick Hoffses and children Wis
tied A Collins Of Mexico Saturday
and Sunday.
Tom Aliens mother died last
week
T. Kellerhal win have q sale nexi
Tuesday. He win sell everything of
Grandma Hines returned home
from Iowa last week and she VII
start to California Nov. 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
aEaEA

Clifton GorreIl and wife Of Crock
er, Mo-. are here the guests Of reia-
tives.
Miss Neva Cawthorn and brother.
Paul, spent part of last week with
relatives at Booth.
On last Sunday w. W. Mundy and
wife entertained Mrs. Jim Watts,
Of st. Louis and Mrs. Charley Brad
ley and daughter Of Mexico.
Thos. Shelter and wife were Sun
day guests OF Mrs. Mary Cawthorn.
The Sunday School at Mt. Zion
Is progressing nicely.
Homer Roberts and wife entertain
ed a number of their young friends.
with a masquerade party Friday ev-
ening. iA&aaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

Dr y I. TODD ana family arr
|xtsunk sns Todd's mother a. caire
Bora 10 Jsa Beatty ana wife. Nov.
e. \ soa-
:. , Lcren and family eater
tanned v J Loren ana wife, +. +
Powell nd family. Miss Mary Nor
rlsaa. 7. r. Combs and wife aat
T. o Fsadis arc family Sunday
Ton Duffy is On the sick list
8 P. loren and wife were Mex
lco visitors Tihrsdzy-
Les Riiier ara family visited hi
trsher N ceanfls last week.
Mira Mecray Il visiting friends
and relatives in this nelghborhood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

The home Of orvlile Harrelson, 0
Columbia, was destroyed by fire OF
Monday morning and hts motor cal
was also burned. Mr.. Harrelson
who formerly lived here, lost his
residence in this city by fire short
" before moving to Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
NOTICE.

Letaers tes,amentary on the es
tate Of Green Clay. deceased,
we're granted TO uis undersigned Oh
18th day OF November. 1912. by the
Probate Court of Audrain county,
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested TO exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months after the date Of said Letters
or they may be preciuded from n
%benefi. OF such u and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of said letters.
hey viii be forever barred.
|37-4t Mrs. J. r. Clay.
c. II. Clay,
Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
souri, srNroN,


Mrs. Bette Torrsynon Of Laddo-
mia visited her sister. Mrs jackson
Bane last week.
Miss Elisabeth oBrien sRsn; sat
urday and Sunday with homefoEks in
Mexico.
Ab. Harrison is having the lum'
her sawed and Sc putting In the fOun'
dation 10 rebuild hts barn which vas
streck by lightning a short time
ago.
J. Z. Clark Is painting his house.
The friends OF Mrs Marion 20,
win be sorry TO learn tAat she Is ns
better.
Claude Carter is IN this neighbor
hood saving wood this week.
DIT. Nuttsr has rented his place Il
Clarence Cox for tho cosning year. Al
they are going to move to Kirksville
Mrs. Nutter LETT Monday Of lest weel
and the Doctor win drive through
later.
Mrs, Clay Berrey of Moline is visit
ing her daughter. Mira. ]. Il. Clark
this week.
Tom Barre shipped a q load Q
cattle TO g. Louis Monday.
The people OF this nelghborhco
tind corn gathering quite q task sine
the rain last week. 50 they have
work four horses to gather a fu
load.
Misses Grace Pearson and Lott
Barnes and Mrs. John Reed visited
|, at Charlie Cox's Monday.
Mrs. Ab Harrispn's' slater Of Cal
~fornia visited with her last week.
Il J. E. Clark has bought Or. Nutter
Telephone share on the sun Rise In
The Presiding Elder OF the Met
odist Church OF Mexico held quartz
" meeting At Hickory Grove churS
Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
NEW SUITS FILED

The following new suits have been
filed with Circuit Clerk ID. F. ELI
Oft:
Clapp. Norstrom 6 Riley vs.. Cal
laway County Coal Co., on note.
w. J. BidlIemapu vs.. Mexico Brick
a Fire Clay Co. $4,000 for alleged
personal injuries. The Brick Plant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

VERY often newspapers say nice
things about people continuously for
years and years. writing up their
births. marriages and deaths, and
supporting them for all kinds Of Of
flce; not a word Of thanks is ever
expressed, but when the composite
by mistake happens TO spell the par
ty's name wrong. the editor is u
for libel. Such is life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
nolIno-

Elmer Umstadt happened to quit
an aeident Thursday morning be
: and 10 O'Clock while work
Ing on Fred Ranks's bara helping
put up the 2ofoot rAfters; one fell
knocking aim of the seaffold back
ward He tel about &c f. on te
q cement floor striking the joist AZ
he fell He was unconscious until
II D. n. Glad 10 state he seems Il
be recovering alright
johnson q oAraner's sale was vel
attended last Friday, Stock brought
good prices.
Clark Williams sold Earl Carte
a horse for SOS.
Mrs. Thomas Hendrix and son. Wu
recently visited Mrs. Roht McPheei
ers Of Laddonia.
]. 3. Weaver and wife Of Littlsby
Claude Thomas. wife aud little daugl
ter, Frances. Of Benton City. wer
guests OF II. l. Weaver and dRugh-
tier, Miss Leota. Friday.
mis- R. L. Heller spent sewers
days recently in Mexico visiting he
daughter. Mrs. ]. 4. Blum
Homer Roberts and wife entertain
ed with a masquerade party saturda
evening.
Master Jim Henry Weaver Of nea
Santa Fe visited his grandfather, T
L. Weaver Saturday and Sunday. HI
parents, D. S. weaver and wife wer
also Sunday visitors at H Las.
VIM. Mohn. Of Mexico visited reli
tives here Sunday.
Mrs. James Dudley spent last wee
with her brother, J. H. Bolts and
family.
Win Heller and wife were Ne
leo visitors Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

Eph Hughes, who moved from
Mexico to Hollywood, Cali, a few
months ago. now writes to change
Lis paper to Pomona, Cali. Mr.
Hughes says there are a great
many Missourians in Pomona,
and that Pomona is the best tow
he was ever in. There are abou'
$4,000 inhabitants there. Mr.. Hughes
writes that everybody in that coun
try is pleased with the result o
the election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

THREE or four prominent Mexico
Democrats are being mentioned 10
connection with the office Of Postmas
ter Of Mexico. We understand tina
quite a number Of friends Of DR.. r.
w. Berrey are anxious to have him
become an applicant. DIR. Berrey
would make an efficient official
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
Moth

e W. AtIscin and son were Mex
leo visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. E. W. McFadin has been yer
sick but is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Matte Sumner of near Wor-
lester died last Saturday morning
and was laid to rest in Santa Fe
cemetery Monday at 2 o'clock. Bro
Rice Of Laddonia preached the tuner
al. We extend sympathy to the be
reaved ones.
HurrHh for the Democrats.
Rev. Kerr filled his regular ap
pointment at Santa Fe Sunday morn
ing and night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

TOR RENT OR FOR SALE Fine
fam Of 10 acres, 5 miles from Van
della, No, 100 acres in cultivation;
good five-room house, barn. new
poultry house and smoke house. Plen'
ty water; fine nut grove; school
house on farm, daily mail and phone
service. Easy terms. Address lna
ithoadmsn. r. f. D. 2. Box IS. Lou
isIana, Mo. dwit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
a N v

We can save you money on blank.
cts and homemade comforts. We
are agents for the well known In
dian blanket, absolutely all wool and
fast colors. d2w1
Ricketts, & Emmons ID. G. Go,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
CHANGE c CAR.

Beginning Monday. Nor. ~, the
freight a will leave at 1880 in
stead Of at $3.50 30 that Il win be
more convenient 70 the Santa Re
people.
dstwl S. L. Robson,
Gen. Mgr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

IRWIN BARTH. formerly Of Co
lumbia. and q nephew Of Joseph
Barth OF Mexico. has been elected
Circuit Judge in st. LOUIS Judge
Barth is a splendid lawyer and will
make a fine judge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
eIRp 3 STOLEN,

Black Pointer. four white feet.
white tip on end Of tail, white
breast, and white stripe around
neck, running from two TO TIRES
inches in width. Male. About seven
months old. Liberal rewards viii
be Offered for the return OF the
dog, OF leading to the arrest Of par
ties who stole him Oh have him
tied or penned up.
Joe B. Moore,
sS- Aaxico Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

Mr.. and Ms. Scott Braden and
baby. Of near Laddonia, have been
the recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Bradep and Mrs. Belle Black,
or w. Pearson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
Want Column, Etc.


Hog Regulator will save Your
hogs from Cholera and other dis
eases. For sale at
wREN-s PHARMACY.
a2w1 Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

FOR sALE-Good seasoned wood
sawed in stove length. Emmett Nun
dy. Phone 21F2S. 2s7-stwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

FOR sALE-Eleyen head Of good
Jersey milk cows from ) to 4 years
old: will be sold on the Square Sat
urday afternoon At 2 o'clock. W W.
johnson. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

FOR sALE-Pure Bred Gordon
Setter Pups. Apply Wabash station.
2aA6f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

FOR sALE-Queen Heater, su-
perior. and good Cooking Stove. Ap
ply at Planters. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

We buy our furs direct. Get our
prices.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

READ LEDGER WANT ADS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
TnE LATEST FuRs

China Plates. soc up. bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

WANTED Dining room girl q
Planters Hotel. d3wI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

READING ADS SAVES YOU
MONEY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14
Seasonable Bargains
For Thanksgiving


Raisins that grow without seeds
Extra Fancy, Light Color. Fine for
Fruit Cake and Minee Meat,
Per pound isc
Extra Large RaIsirs With seeds
in
Per Pound iOe
Seeded Ralsins in Packages, 3
Pounds for Csc
cItron, hes. grade Per pound csc
Special bargain in Prunes, good
size California sweet prunes.
worth ~ he a pound, this sale
3 Pounds Csc
Special bargain In California
bright e~vaporated peaches,
worth ~ re a pound, this
sale, . Pounds 25s
Minee Meat, highest Quality, reg
uIsr toc grade at 2 packages
Tor 1Ss
Pure Country Cider Per Gallon 2ot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-14

me Audrain County Court In regu.
lar session transacted the following
business on Nov. 4 and s:
r. II. carson o. al presented a pc
tltlon 70 tho court for a public road
in Is, 10, 81 and 225o-i2. Damage
viii be assessed BY commissioners TO
be named later.
II was ordered BY the court that
the state Auditor be and he is here.
BY authorized and requested 70 draw
his warrant in favor OF Noble Barnes
treasurer OF Audrain County. for
the amount Of the county foreign in.
surance tax fund. the money appor-
toned to said County by State Audi
tor on October l. 1912.
Roy Wright has been appointed
road overseer in District A.
The settlement OF Noble Barnes
vas examined and approved.
Sheriff J. b. Wooiery made hii
quarterly report which was accepted.
M. J. Decker's resignation as Jus
ticc Of Peace in Wilson Township
was accepted.
The report Of G T. Woolery 81
al on public road in Section 1i-50-i'
was accepted. ), w. Smith. chas
Dean and r. L. Crosby were appoint
ed on a committee to assess the dam
ages.
The settlement Of ]. X. Dorgan,
!, road o~yerseer, was accepted.
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