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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

The commissioners of the Mexico
Smile Special Road District are ar
ranging to have constructed two con,
crete ~culverts, Tho location of the
two new cllverts to be made are
northeast Of town; ono on the north
side 81 the W. w. Pollock farm, thu
other near the A. u. Wheeler place.
Plans and specifications have al.
ready been prepared by Engineer Il.
r. Ketter, and the contractors arc
now figuring the cost OF construc-
ton, The bids will be opened by The
county court at their June meeting q
the third, and the contract let.
The reason that the county court
Is 0 open the bids los in the fact
that the law provides the cost shall
be paid BY the county where the sum
is over 500, and by the Commission
when less than that srm.
The commissioners also are arrang
ing TO add two more road drags to
their equipments and use the -four
together with one operation oVei
each road. It Is said this is a say.
ing method Of road dragging and til,
Drugs, after going over one stretci
Of road. can Immediately pass ovei
another.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

BY a vote OF IS 10 IL. the Senate
Of the Illinois stale Legislature pass
ed Observation-Disclosures bill
This is a compromise bill agreed on
by a committee representing the
Modern woodman officials and Inc
insurgents Of the Society.
The bin was signed by Gov. De
neen and becomes a law IN July /, 0
this year. The bill provides that, up
on petition OF a certain number o.
members Of the organization. the
question Of raising the insurance rate
shall be submitted to a referendum
vote. A majority OF the entire men
bership Is necessary to override tn
action Of the head camp.
This slaves off the increased rats
made at Chicago rome time ago u
til 1915 and refers the entire mat
ter to the members TO decide upol
themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

called before this trouble cane up.
and WIS called for sfne plaee be-
eaase a water tank and air oomEress-
or are 10 be purchased The idea
is TO have the board meet with its
consulting engineer, ard the bidders
on ihss machinery. st. LOUIS vas Sc
lecsed for the meeting as i is the
best place under the circumstances
Il understand that the beard and
the management have been criticised
for mo- furnishing more news TO the
press regarding the matter. As
newspaper man and a member OF the
board my experience has been that !
prompt and effective results are 20 b
reached the matter under considera'
ton should be looked after by those
in power and not tried out through
the newspapers.
The newspaper men generall,
have been mos oourteols ard consaS
crate In discussing the matter, ans
agreed with me that / could not Civ
out any statements as ] had no def
u'te statements 10 make Many RI
d.culous rumors have been circaAase'
and / am glad to know the gran
jury is looking into the matter thor
H
oughly. DR.. wiseman has been Ii
formed to-day by the management G
IRE hospital of the fact that III,
Grand Jury Is looking into the ma
ter and the management has Teques
ed him to appear beSore the Gran
Jury voluntarily"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

WILL JUDGE
$1,000 SSTIANE

Prof r. A. TrowbHdge, InsFn,.
Tor in Animal Husbandry at the Mls
sour state University, has acceOta
the inEitation OF the Directors 4,
III Mexico Fair to judge the Mer.
ico Commercial Clubs $1,000 sans
stake. The fact, that the final Il.
clsioa Ia wilat promis S to be IN
greatest event OF its kind ever b,s
in Missouri. rests in the hands \
this popular expert. will lend adlst
interest 70 ths alrealy famous ting
Prof. TrowbrIdge is tho man IA
the place. His record for naka,
winning stock iudgIng teams d
this state Is well known and no b.
ter qualified man for the position
could have been chosen.
The stake may be hod on weanes
day, according to President Il,
OF the Fair. Thursday always ID
such a large number Of show hng
that tbs entire day Is CONSUMED d
pulling them on and the big eyeu
does not receive proper attention a
h result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

,Es Ina hiohois, who was married
10 Rev. Jacob Halter stidham, Of Co
Iamblaa at her home in Fulton on
"Wednesday, Is a cousin OF Robert
Nichols, clerk at the Hoxsey Hotel
Tho bride, formerly a clerk In the
County Recorders office Of Gala
way, Monday. wrote her w mar
riase license As Miss Nichols, she
SAL at her old desk in the Recorders
office and wrote the document. She
said SHE wanted to experience the
difference between receiving a mar
tial permit herself and issuing one
40 someone else, and she discovered
that fhe difference - quite marked.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tose Nichols, OF neal Fulton
Wednesday evening, the bride "a
in the audience at Bible College, Co
Iambis and was one of the intereste
persens in the commencement exc
eises. Rev, stldhaan being one o
the graduates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

MEXICO will have a Homecoming
Week this year, and st win outshine
az1y other event of this character eV-
er given in the State If the proposed
plans 4naterialize sn full They al
come back" is The popular slogan
and the invitation Of the citizens Of
Mexico 10 former residents OF both
city and county 10 retarn for at ieas'
six days ioveEeast will be most &C
eepiable. we are sure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
.

The remains Of Mrs. H. A. Ed.
wards. who died in Walter, Okla
this week. were inferred IN EImwocd
Cemetery on Saturday Afternoon. The
body arrived over the Alton on Fri
day night at 1880 O'Clock and taken
esrectiy to the home Of her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Wayne.
The funeral was held from there
at 2 o'clock p m, Saturday,,
Elder w. A. shnllenberger CON
Quoting the services.
The pail bearers were J. ,. Wool
cry, 8. A. Pulls. Price Cunningham
John Wayne, Lon Smith and =. NJ
Painter.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary a. Hit,
who died in Grand Junction, Coo
RADIO, this week were inferred IN
Elmwood Cemetery Friday afternoon.
The body arrived ~ me wabash
at $40 and was taken direct to the
Cemetery. Short services were held
at the grave by Rev. J y. Ayacue.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
Regarding the deceased. the Grand
Junction paper prints the following:
: Mrs. Mary A. Hit, the eyed moth
er Of Mrs. J.. NJ r. Martin. living
ali 1107 North seventh street, died
Tuesday afternoon at TINT residence
The funeral was held at tho resi-
denca wednesday ~afternooa at 500
o'clock REV. II. g. Lame Of the sBap-
list Church officiating The body
was taken 10 Mexico, Me the old
! family home.
A daughter Of the decreased woman
! Mrs. ]. II. sallee Of Fulton Mo- and
William X Hit, a son 81 Kansas
City were at her bedside. They
! accompanied The remasas to Mexico
: The maiden name 81 Mis-. HIT wai
: Mary A. Mosley. She was born in
Boone county. Mo Oct 81, 1896
While attending Howard-payna Col
lego ~ Faytte, Mo- she made pro
/ fession Of her religious belief. was
baptized and Joined The Baptis'
? church On March 20, 1856, she was
b married to Thomas d Hit at colum
y bin, Mo, To this union six childrea
were born three Of whom survive
2 her. The husband passed away IL
9 Mexico. Mo. Dec. II, 1904.
Isaac Taysor. residing On West Lib
/. erty street, died at his home aboa.
: IL O'Clock on Sunday might, after
g lingering illness. Mr.. Tay'or hat
' been suffering of a cancer for som'
t time and his death was not unex
pected.
II The deceased came to Mexico iron
d southeast Of Fulton about eigh
d years ago. Since coming TO thi
y city he has become closely aasoctai
a ed with the banking IN
9 terest and was known as a most eff
Gent rs wen as conservative bus
ness man. He has large land inter
a esss in Galloway.
j. Beside his wife, he Is survived b
the following children; Geo. an,
Jno New Bloomfield; Jas. and Hi
bert, st. Lotts; Will p. and Mise
/. Beulah and Jane Taylor and Mrs. J
d Q. King. Mexico.
Or. W. F. Taylor, Of this city, /
a brother Of the deceased,
a The Ledger joins other friends 4
<. extending sincere sympathy TO "a
IL. b~ereayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

WORK will bsgln on the Carnegie
Public Library at once At a meet
ING Of the Board Thursday, a com
rn1isee, composed Of William Pol
lock, j. w. Million and Or, A. a
Wallace, was appointed on plans.
As soon as this committee reports, q
building committee will be appointed
and the Idea Is 10 get the build
Ing finished 90 ss 70 be occupied ear
h. ia che fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
MEXICO CHAU-
TAUQUA PROGRAM
SEPT. 4sEPr. 10.

SEFIs 4oETt~ w.
o. E. Behymer. Supt
Robt. Goldsmith. Morning Hour Lee
turer.
Programs begin promptly.
chIidren's Pay Hour-s a. N.
Afternoon Musac-2:3o p. N.
Evening Music-T:3o p. m.
Morning Lecture-1o:oe.
Afternoon Lecture-s p. m.
Evening Lecture-S:15 p. m.
Wednesday.
Afternoon
Opening Exercises and Important
announcements.
Music by Maurer Sisters Orchestra
Popular Lscture-From Trapeze
to Pulpit"-Chas. Fl. FitzwiIliam.
Evening-
Concert by Maurer Sisters orches-
ira.
Humorous Lecture. "The Average
Man"-Hon. W. 1. Nolan.
Thursday.
Play Hour for the Children.
Morning Lecture-Ths Miracle OF
Genius"
Afternoon
Music By Music Makers Quartet.
Address, american heais.-Mrs-
A. C. Zehner.
Evening
Concert by Music Makers Quartet.
Feats Of Jugglery. JnEglery and Me
nipula' ions-Rosani.
Friday.
Play Hour for tho Children
Morning IActure-rThe Masters Of
Destiny"
Afternoon
Music by The Artists Company.
Lecture. up from the Crowd"
Roy L. Smith.
Evening
Concert by Tie Ar SIS Company.
Heroic Trayelogue, Conquest oi
the Arctic-Dr. Lincoln L. Writ.
szsurdav,
NJ. n..a. 49, ch,Ls-on
1890 reot,r. .erha niscover,
i, Tov-
sramo
Music by Balaiaika Orchestra
pon,,.-re.,,ro stFootrvin.n NJ IN.
i $1,000 ~ 60 Car
-1s.-
r..m,
n coaaa =. ps,.,asks orchesara
q $500. s.-,nso pasnonsrhu4v y
.r-n-w e.,ata-r-raTM
nj e,,rS.v
I'll
r.g rt.- ,-,
! L.
Iea a.,ham Yfn1osn--roh
,-Ip zf.vstr
III v--. 60 ..sa
Al
N -ea-s . 80
1890
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

W. H. Wheatley. 1926 Wabash ayer
ua ottumwa, Iowa, had q bad alb
tack OF kidney trouble that developed
into rheumatism and intense sufferin
resulted, He Gays: Il heard OF Fo-
ley's Kidney pills and took them.
and began to improve promptly. Now
| am entirely cured and have no NOR
rheumatism, thanks to Foley Kid.
ney PiIis.s Otis Purdy. Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

CHAMP CLARK PosTALs s.
Of & posiala Speaker Champ Gar
Mrs Clark Mss Goneyieve eaF'
Family Group, Speaking Clark IN
siding over Congress, Speaker Clal
an the Houn' Dawg Also
and HARMON Posta's "EvoN 2
OF tha Taft Smile" Give views %
ore card); Governor Judsoa Ia
mon Price get Of 6 Champ olal
postala, 10 cls, 8 TAFT Or Hafn'
postals 5 cls. Very low rates
retail dealers, Agents wanted QiIeh
4 Il. Homes 4 Co, 24l MINI :
N. i Washingioa. D c. dl ll'3s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

q. y oREAR, & Mexico spent a
week ln Minnesota ia The Interest
81 HanChamp clsrk's candidacy for
Psesideas Ha made a speaking tour
covering five counties and was 10
close toaeh with the senhment IN
M.Enesosa, and believes that Mr..
CLARK Is growing daily In strsngh-
Mr. orsar has beea one OF MrCErki
most ~snthnsastie supporters add
Ans done spleDdA work in The cam
rrfm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
The Weekly Ledger


HON. cahAP CLARK l. solns 70
als 70, cenznsss but viii withdraw
from re rsss " n~omifAt>e fer Prssi.
csst IVA Speaker rsaehsd thas o.
sirliss agtsr csassltzsion With The
Dsmorrsse rpsnbsS q conress and
stsss serators, nhs JON IN a state
merit assisins ar. clsrk e fiie fo'
coass.sA e ~ eiaimsd BY usoss
Who srs IN charge Of Mr. ctark'
esmpsiea thss he will Rave tSo
thirds FnaInriH and will Be nominate
On ths first ballet he VIII ths'
withdraw ss congressional rsndleae
and the vacancy VII be flied unde'
qhs ls~ BY Ire congrsss0hai Con
nittee-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
How's Thise

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. J. CHENEY C CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known +. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
couH surfaces OF tho system. Testimonials
sent free. Price Is cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. >
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

THE people OF Mexico generally
who arc 50 proud of Hardin College
should take an interest in The clos.
ing exercises ana attend The enter.
tainmenls nnd exhibitions given b.
ihe pupils. Hardin College rs one Of
She very best achools for girls moi
only in tie state. but In the entire
~eounirv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

There never was a time when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits d.
ohamberlain's Cough Remedy more
man now. This Is shown by the
increase In sales and voluntary tests-
moniais from persons who have been
cured by IT. If you or your children
are troubled with a cough or cold.
gyie u 2 trial and become acquainted
with its good qualities. For sale by
all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

A stubborn cough that hangs on
weakens the system aud may easil
develop a dangerous condition Of the
lungs. Earl Fair. Waukesha. Wis
says my stubborn cough refused
to respond to ordinary treatment ant
] finally resorted to the Old reliable
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and less than two bottles effected
complete cure Otis Purdy, Drug
eist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

WHERzkT the gergeaatatarns
drlygsd several mofaoe-s osthe Hoas
6ssoEa q baseball game. Series EN-
g4gis sor holding 8 sessioa IN tie
fsasehalf ssaaoa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
PROF. EDGAR LEE GOES
TO slKESTON MO

N|
Prof Edgar Loo, wife and littIs
daughter r visiting Mrs. Lees par
ents, VIM. Barkley and wife. Prof
Lee had charge Of the New Londoy
public sehoo'a the PAST season. Mex
fall he goes TO $ keston. Mo, where
he has accepted tho suDerinienaency
Of the public schools Of that place.
The sikeston fed n a much larger
one and Prod. Lee who IL developing
into one Of the sta.e's most efficient
educators Is to be compHmenled IN.
on obtaining that position He iii a
SON Of Mr., and Mrs. n, II. Lee Of Al
drain and a graduate Of the univer.
atty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

John Smith, residing southeast Of
town, had a pig killed by the hail Of
Friday. Another resident, whose
name was not available, living south
west Of town, Is reror.ed TO have
had several hogs killed by the hail
on the same day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
DR.. MAGEE |ND|CT-
Ed ARRESTED
AND RETURNED
rnaan. Va. May %. 1912.

Fa..an. No. May %, 1912.
The grand jury OF Fulton has IN
dicted Ds n. S. MaGee, n Of the
aszls ant physicians at Hospital Noa'
for misconduct with one OF the WON
en- patents. DR.. MaGee was arrest
eli a bis former home at Green
city. sullivan county, Missouri, and
brought TO Fulton Immediately.
The maximum penalty for this
crime under the Missouri law i
eeath The alleged victim Is Mrs
Jessie cerevich. of MobeFly, Mo-
DR.. WIseman, another assistant
physician. who was suspended on ae
count OF alleged misconduct was no
titled that the grand jury was inves
t'gaiing his caseand voluntarily cam
to Fulton to appear before the gram
jury regarding the charges agains
! him!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

The members Of ST. Margarets
guild, Of 81. Pauls Episcopal church
gave the rector, the REV. +. ii.
harvey and his wife, a pantry shove
wednesday evening About ss wore
present and a delightful evening VIVA
enjoyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

PARTIES writing the Ledger e
eernhHg single tax Amendment :
ogher propositions should sign u
name IN full Tine ledger Is open
discuss o. On an public qus'%' :
must insist On your signing I oar :,
nun ca ions that are for %puOlcauo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

Hon S. ID. Locke Is home from Ken
fueky where be did tome fine work
ga The campaign for Champ Clark
sam M a great admirer of Champ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

J.. Al Alderman, West Plains. No
was ii bed with kidney trouble 40
rheumatism but Fo'ey Kidney Pill
put him on bis feet He says
was no better when d friend recon
mended Foley Kidney Pills. Th
benefited lae from The start and Ia
few days | was out OF bed and ID
days | threw away my cane ehe
fully recommend Foley Kidney FIJI
Otis Pnr1y, Druggst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

THE average nAa thinks no wants
q u1ins nsetiv fndls anni he has to
sauara on ara lOok Cor Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

DON'T Ire IA lie past hat I've
50 tho fuAre-bnt not 50 far IN the
fsturs 20 overlook TIE present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
Chairman Gives statement.

Col. r. M. White, editor OF The
Mexico Daily Letgsr. chairman Of
the Board Of Managers q the hospit-
a, was a witnezs before The Grand
Jury wednesday morning. Later he
gave out the following statement,
which be had dictated to John H.
Mcdonald, Sc retary Of the Roard Of
Managers:
aThe Board Of Managers has moth
ing to conceal from the public, and
most a~sanredIy nothing to conceal
from the Grand Jury or course, !
cannot discuss the evidence, as the
whole matter has been lad before
the Grand Jury. 1 know nothing con
cerntng the resignation Of employees,
as Superintendent George Williams
hires and discharges employees a. his
pleasure.
THE emp Dyes ara responsive 70
DR.. Williams and Dr. Williams Is
held responsible by the board for the
running 81 the institution. know
nothing about the resignation OF
Mr.. Hicks. the supervisor, but ]
understand the bosler-house PEOPLE re
signed because the salary Is not con
sidered sufficient for the number OF
hours they are required to work.
"Of course the Board OF Managers
has control oFtr the ssaff physici ans.
When DR.. Mace and Or. Wiseman
handed in their designations they
| gave no reason for so doing. ! can
not now discuss reasons they mas
have had as I have testified regard
ing the same to the Grand Jury.
4 "Runors Of misconduct came t.
the board regarding DR.. MaGee, aHd
be was suspended until next boart
nesting. Or. Mace resigned the da.
he was suspended, and at the mex
meetIng of the board his resignation
Mss accepted.
Later certain rum0rs OF m scoH
dact regarding Or. r W. Wisemar
was brought 10 the attention o
the board.
Or. WIseman Suspended.
eDr wiseman was suspended unit
the next meeting Of the board and 0
the dey OF his suspicion he resigned
His resignation win be presenfed t
the board at its meeting In 81
Louis at the Southern Hotel Fir
day.
Regarding the number OF meeting
that have been he'd In Mexico and /
Louis lately, instead Of in Fulton .
the hospital, I will say the places Q
! meetings of the board at these time
had nothing to do with the matter
r0w Frder discussion.
THE two meetings held N Mexic
were held there beeauss II 81 easy {
/ access 70 all the members Of til
} hoard; there was no reason for NEE
ing in FuAton. The meeting to b
held In st. Louis next Friday wa
W. L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
COUNTY, NEWS

p. III. CAN'T ana NtHE va
sumrne With their son. Ensiace
Al Missoula, Montana Tneir friends
wish them a pleasant summer in Moa
sana, where the.r son has a splendid
position vita a large Wholesale house
Colonel ". B. R. Kohr. Of the MN-
souri, Military Academy. has just ~
ceiyed northeastern from The aaShori.
lies Of the State U~nlvorsity nnncun-
cling that the school was on the &C.
CREDITED list This PAGES 10 Aead-
suy among he eaaing schools Of It's
class "a the state.
ropsy-Tnryy day win be ono Of tho
features OF the flnai week at tho
sshcol On shk day the prisa'e takes
tAe rank OF tho captaiF and all OF
the school conditions y directly op-
notlte 40 their uoumsl condition. As
d result, many amusing sAnn's are
sprung upon faculty and student bod
A ssesen,mIle hike with one meal,
end a sham battle likewise wW be
an attraction for next week. Next
year this win be made a camp Of sew
cial days with obstruction. Colonel
Kohi reports school prospects for
rext year as most promising.
Mrs. s. ]. TeryiIl and little Hlece,
Katherine Frances Myers. art home
from a visit to c. II. Culbcrison and
family at Montgomery City.
Mrs. John Dasaa aud Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dpgnn were in Kansas CITY
this week.
Miss Ruth Barrels has returned
from a visit TO ST. Louis.
Miss Kitty Turkey Is homo
from Washington. Mo where she
has been teaching in the public
schools. Miss Tnrley was reelected
to teach al the same school next
year.
ii. d. Hunter. carer on r. f. D 8
going southeast Of town. was in the
bailstorm. Several holes e made
in the top OF his wagon. I'd. Rod
house, carrier on n, F. D. /. going
southwest. pulled to the edge of the
!. storm and watched It go by. The
|, lwldth Of the area covered by the hal
!, vas about three miles.
Andrews & Burton have sold their
South side store TO w. J. Nc
lInney who wiz move the stock
, 10 his store near the Postofnce. Mr.
sAndrews win return to Fayette to
make his home.
j. n. Kcaso, a cousin OF Frank KEEL
, SO. Of this city. mas announced his
/ candidacy for the Democratic nom ne
! ton for the state Senate from tn,
!. -twentyflrst District. Mr.. Kelso re
sides at Cane Girardeau. He i well
known in this city.
professor H. clay Harvey. Of tht
-lKirksyille Normal, is suing his wifi,
l, for divorce. Professor Harvey VIII b
remembered by the teachers and ST
dents OF the Mcmillan High School
ia whom he lectured during the pas
scholastic year. PROT. Harye,
came 10 Mexico at the invitation o
! Lee n. Hawthorne 10 address tn
- teathera and while here he eave
~shakespearian recital.
. Charges and counter charges OF
startling nature are made in the
~yoroe petition filed in Adair Com
stv this week Harvey charpes hi
~ ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
SEES LIGHTNING STRIKE.

Price Johnson saw an immense tr
on his place struck by lightning Fri.
day and pieces OF 1t. fully 20 feel
long, thrown an hundred yards BY iii
stroke He says the tree vas torn Il
splinters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

KENTUCKY went for Clark With
sc vasol rs a way he has.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

Kota DuckIe. dispensed the refresh
ments.
Mrs Braton gave a pleasant little
800 party last Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. Earenfigbt. Mrs e. S VIII
son received the prize, a silver card
marker. The out-oftown guesta
were Misses Douse and Clara Leete,
of st Louis
Mrs. +. A. Morris entertained Fri
day afternoon her guests Of honor be
lang The visiting ladies' IN Mexico,
Mines. Robt. Hedges Miller, Frsk
Bronaugh, Cole, calas. Bronaugh, Mla
es Clara and Louise LAete and Emfn
Bucaaner. Games were enioyed fh'
llDrize going to one Of the out-of
town guests. Refreshments Wer'
seryed IN the diaing room, whers
Mrs. Frank Robertson presided q
the preg6ily decorated table.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

II was the unanimous opinion OF
those al the weekly Commercial Club
luncheon, Friday. that The Board
Of Directors make an expenditure of
Si2s for the purpose Of testing Au.
! drain clay with the view OF bring
'ng a large pottery plant TO this
city The Company which intends
coming, II the test Is satisfactory,
has an option on 27 acres that a
representative claims has enough
Z ~ under IT to last 500 years.
A letter from Champ Clark to the
lion. ". W Fry was read stating
the Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
eentatlyes would be delighted to
make his first speech, after the Bal
,t.mere Convention, in this city. al
though that It would be on July
depended entirely on whether his Of
fic'al duties were at an end.
N. ]. Roth, Of the Electric Appli
anee Co., and sam Duncan made
st or talks on the White Way which
Will be considered shortly.
Ms Myers. of the Mexico Eight
Mile Road D,stric, extended an invI
tation for moor car owners to lend
their machines to aid IN transrortinl
the IL members OF the official part,
May 81 from wellsyII'e TO stur
geon.
r. r Weiss. 1906 Frest ST., Ra
cine, WF had an acute attack 0
kidney trouble and knew at ono
what would cure him. He says: an
back ached and | was miserable. bu
| took Foley Kidney Pills and in
few days time my back was bette
! tura Q tile trouble. Foley Kidne
Now | am cured and have had no n
pills did It," Otis Purdy. Druggist.