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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
wEsr LICK.

simm Forbes sold a mule colt to
Mr.. Weslfall for SIPS,
Mr.. Kemper and wife left for their
home IN Troy. Monday. after a short
visit With their daughter, Mrs Jack
Brown.
The Littleby Baptist Sunday school
is in a flourishing condition Sunday.
June Q. they began a contest between
the boys and the girls. The losers
are 10 furnish days outing with
Ice cream and cake to the winners
Wilbur Shoup sold bunch OF
hogs TO VIII Faulkner for 7 cents.
The hogs averaged 225 lbs.
Miss Lean Moomaw returned Wed
nesday from Kirksville, where shs
was visiting Miss Mary FARES whr
graduated from the School of osteop
athy Mary was formerly a wes
Lick girl, but now lives in Endi
colt, Washington.
Miss Lela Dubray spent a few day
last week with Mrs. Ed. Ferris.
The old Larlin Club met on Satnr
day night with Mrs. Ed. Ferris. Thel
were about ten families present. Cal
and Strawberries we're served
Everyone enjoyed themselves a
they always do at these meetings.
Mrs. Bessie Beagles attended th
teachers examination in Mexico las
week.
/ G. A. league and wife returned s.
urday from Prosser Nebraska. The
brought home Mr.. leagues mothe
who Is an invalid. Mr.. league r
lports that crops in Nebraska are ba.
" Ia need Of rain.
Rey. @. mr. G. Oaks wili preach
The Unity Church Sunday. June %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration on The es
tate Of n. D. Simpson, deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned on
a2ih OF June, 1912, by the pro
bate court OF Audrain county Nilsson
RI All persona having claims against
said estate are required to exhibls
them for allowance within 6 months
after the date Of said letters or they
lnay be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate. and II such claims
be not exhibited within one year
from this date OF publication they
will be forever barred.
b4t Loyi Wlnn,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
COUNTY NEWS

Tom Burhop passed through this
city this week going TO Los Vegas
whore he will witness tho Johnson
Flynn fight July 4.
Attorney Il. L. Afford Of Perry, Mo.
Is here attending Court.
Captain u. II. Keath Of Quincy, T.
inois, and sister, Mrs VIM. Laugh
liz, OF Mendon, Mo-, are visiting
their bro her, William Keatb, and SIS
ter, Mrs. Metcalf; also their nephew,
ASS S, ant Postmaster Il B. Kea.h.
Miss Claire Tucker is home from
the state Of New York where she is
preceptres of girls school, to
spend her vacation with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Clark have NOV
ed to st. Louis. The Ledger joins
their many friends in wishing them
much success in their new home.
Mrs. Walter Hill aud sister. Alice
Dobyns. of Phoenix Ar'z, are guests
of j. p. Dobyns.
John T. Baker is home from ST.
I.onis where he went to look after
rhe closinng up of the brewer busi-
ness of Rowena, Mo The credii ors
meeting will likely be held in Mexico
The St. Louis Republic says;
a Fulton catfish weighing 1871
pounds WAS brought into the Joest
fish dock yestedray. being caught IN
the Mississippi River near Elsah. The
fish measured 7 feet and was for
! ty.flye inches around.
( 1t was sod to the Bender Fish Con
paag OF st. Louis. where ft win be
cut into catfish s,eaks. Fishermen
say il Is the largest one brought into
this market in twenty-five years
! ]. +. L'ewelIyn Is attending The
Druggists Convention IN Pertle
/ Springs,
Walter Fields, grandson OF J. II.
Fields living In Kansas City, well.
known here. lost an eye recently
when accidentally shot with an air
rifle. I
The above Is the score Sunday whe
Rush Hill defeated a party OF local
boys who announced their visit to
nat city as ball players. They
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
HARDIN

Hardin College has issued hand
some new catalogs for 1912-lS, which
are being circulated and should
bring prompt returns, Hardin College
was never In a moro prosperous con
dition than 1t is today and grows
stronger and stronger every year.
The faculty Is composed OF up.todate
teachers in every department:
John w. Million, president; in.
structor in political economy.
Mrs. Helen Lowell Million, Greek,
Latin Round Table.
Miss Agnes Carr Vaughan, AS
sociate in Greek and Latin.
Mrs. H. NJ, Richardson, Lady Prln-
cipal, Bible.
william NJ. Peeler, Science and
Mathematics. Prof. Peeler is new
member of the faculty. He was
president of Stephens College, Co
lumbia from 1906 TO 1910.
Miss Edna NJ. Robinson, English.
Miss Robinson is a new member of
the faculty. She received her degree
of PHI D. this year from tile UHiyer-
sity Of Chicago.
Miss Mary Blanche IIihlebra1d,
Assistant in English.
DR.. Henry Edward Tralle. Reliei-
Gus Pedagogy,
Guy c, Motley, History Ma'hema'-
Ice.
Miss Ida e. Schnirel, French, Ger
man, Art, History. Miss schnlrel
comes to Hardin from Maryville.
Tenn. where she taught modern
languages in Mhryvllle College,
Miss Lutte Vaughan, Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
Miss Delpha Henegar, senoqra.
lphy Typewrltlng
Miss Lena NJ. Dlckerson, Expres.
sion Physical Culture
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith, head OF Art
Depai tment.
Miss Mabel Elsie Eaton, Domestic
Science.
Mss Ethel Thornburg, private soc.
retary
Mrs. NJ. L. Eaton, governess.
Ms. Tina B. Do5yns, manager OF
Boarding Department.
Conservatory of Music.
Prof Arnold e. Guerne, director OF
Instrumental Department.
Prof Henrik Gjerdrum, Piano.
Mrs, May Beesley Adam, Voice.
Miss Jessie Frances Gupton. Assist.
ant in, Voice.
Miss Elizabeth Lawson, Piano.
Miss Jane Lawrence, Piano.
Mrs. Ruby Cannon Peeler, Piano
MIS-. Peeler is a new member Of the
conservatory.
Miss Susan A. Webb, Violin. Har-
mony. svIITi,
Miss Stella Davis Of Columbia. /,
the new athletic director at Hardin
next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

his vicinity.
J. W. Mccameroa and ~iie Noco
IN Mexico Or business lase SatunAy.
Mrs. Hatbzra end daughter q Can't
visited her daughter. east Of Mexico
Friday and Saturday, Of last week
Charlie Campbell lost good HorA
mali cne day last week.
AIIea Duffy was centralia visitor
saturday Of last week.
J. II. Fancest spent Saturday night
and sunday with L. Y. Davis and
wEe OF near Thomfsoa.
Nr. ssymore had a mule colt s'Enc
by lightning during he storm Wed
nesday OF last week
The strawberry supper gwen h'
TIE Knishis and Ladies o. Security q
/ the Han az Cant was wen attend
ed and ali report a splendid time
Mrs. ID. White o. s,a;er Is visiiinl
/ homefolks, ]. L Hickman and family
Clsrenoe JaeHs and wife o. nea
Mexico visited J. l. Hickman ans
fznliy Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

We are having nice warn Reainef-
Cora s. doing fnn.
chaiey Edgar. north Of Santa re
sheares shcep for E. ". 'McFsdla On
Monday.
Mrs. Hickman Of Boone county q
visiting her mother, sIrs. Aasae
sumner who has beea very III
Mrs.. win Atkins. o: near Worces
ter. Is very sick al this writing.
Rev. Kerr, Perry. filled his appoint
zszs a. he Methodist Church Al sar
"a re Sunday night
Qui,e a number from tbs neleheof
hood Attended the show AZ Mexico O.
Saturday righL
Everybody set ready so yoa ean
tend the Chaniangua al Mexico; X
golug 10 Be better than it ever va
before. Get ready uoF, 20 you ca
sttend oTery day.
W. D. TAney lost fine horse u
other day.
John shearmzn OF Santa Fe Is il
orandma Elliott Of near Molino
very sick at this writing.
Cad sla1shaer Of near North Eagl
Is very SICK. lie has been ~ poo
heath for some tine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
youNes CREEK.
We are having unusually

We are having unusually cold
weather for June.
The following parties delivered
hogs to Powell & Mundy at Afolinc
last week: H. c. Berry "a head; Viz
gil Stewart IA: G. T. Schieffer s;
AIiit Householder 20 or rs.
+. C. Berry and family visited al
Charley Tanners last Sunday.
Miss Mazie Maxwell and nephews,
Russell and Bruce Maxwell, Palmyra
are yisi.dng their uncle and aunt, Nj
and Mrs. G. 7. Schleffer at Mollno.
There will be preaching at Berea
next Saturday and Sunday. Dinner on
the ground Saturday.
Clyde Ellis and family attended
: Church at Long Brauch hast Sunday.
The farmers are getting along
nicely with their work. They wali
have 1t in shape SO they can attend
the Mexico Chautauqua.
We are very sorry TO learn of the
very serious illness OF Mrs. Mamie
Doyle OF Vandalla. sister OF Felis
Martin OF Molino.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

wallaoo Royie who has beea attend
IN the University IA Columbia re
turnei home Saturday.
Miss Kate Edwards and little niecs
Mss Guss.e Edwands returned home
Moaday after spending several days
with her sister Mrs. Ares Of coauu1,
bia ]
Miss Afton Asncs is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Ed.
wards. He
Jack Kennan retnrned home last
Monday from Virginia gAere he
has been attending school.
Miss LAnnie Pool Of centralia has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. E, F
Pool the past week.
Master Willie Hlls has been troo-
bled with a very sore foot.
Johnnie Jarard who is. working OF
| ]. L. HIS big barn Is visiting rela
tives in Mexico at this writing.
There was a large crowd at the ict
cream supper at Mr.. John Pools. EF
Eeryone present reported jolly time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

shall not within ten days thed|
file with tho City Clerk q tho
OF Mexico Their written A
against said Improvement, I'D
Council VIII cause a contract
said work TO be lot to tho loWOI
best bidder on the plans and sI
cations substantially as so mad
sad Improvement.
Section 5. That said improyI
shall he completed not later tha
vember LIST, 1912.
Section 6. Work
improvement aud taxation the
shall be done and made in aeco
with the character and ordinan'
the CITY OF Mexico, Missouri
/ he laws Of the State Of Nilsson
lasing 10 and providing for
'ss;-.s .s:.s i :; = 8 & Improvement and tax
Passed this 10th day of June, L
WILLARD P0TTl
Pres dent Of the City Co1l
Approved this 1lth day Of June
WILLARD POTTS,
Mayor o the City of Mexico.
tsEALl 15-2t
Attes Wallace Deanng,
Cfy Clerk of the City Of Mexic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
NEW HOPE.

John Grafford and wife were cut
from ceniralia the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. Flank Caak has returned 10
her hone after visit with her moth
sr. =.
w. N. Chick and wife We're the
guests Of Harvey Stuart and family
recently
6. v Wilson has besn i'll Of mumpi
for the past week
Our farmers are all ialey 10 theli
folds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
ELECTION AT HOSPITAL

NO. I, FULTON, MO-
DR.. Frederick Walter, of Perry,
no.. and DR.. Dallas, assistant physi
eian at the penltentiary at Jeffer.
son City. have been elected assistant
physicians at Hospital No. 1, at Full
ton. Mo, 10 take the places of Drs
MaGee and Wlscman, resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Wm. Heck is quite III at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Drebbing, in Southwest Mexico. She
suffered a stroke OF paralysis two
weeks ago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

born and raised in Audrain
County, one Of The oldest i.
censed embalmers in the
State, having been in The
business for 80 years. He be.
gan business with William
Hinze in this city Mr Erecht
during his resid sace here.
has made many friends and
is recognized as one of thu
best undertaken in The
West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. G. r. Brown and family OF
Lexington, Ky. who have been Wis
sting Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Robey went
10 Moberly Wednesday for a short
visit before returning to their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The Rev. c. A. Mitchell had a
fine watch and IS in money stolen
from him Tuesday while at work on
his new home on e. jackson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

! BE TT RESOLVED by the City
Council of the city Of Mexico. Mis-
souri,, as follows:
Section /. The City Council OF
the City OF Mexico, Missouri. deer. =
necessary to bring to grade and to
pave with concrete and b.tumen that
portion of Woodlawn Avenue in the
City OF Mexico, lying. being and sit
uated between a point fourteen feet
South of the North Line of Love
street north TO the South Line of
Summit Street in the City of Mex
lTeo; said portion of said street to
be paved thirty feet wide with the
center of the street as paved to be
thirty-flve feet from the East line
Of said street; the width of said
street and the material aud plans Of
said improvement are more pariicula7-
~ shown by the plans, Dimensions and
specifications filed by the City En-
SINGER with the City Clerk.
Section 2. That the City Council
deem It necessary in view OF the
proposed improvement Of that portion
az Woodlawn Avenue from a point
fourteen feet South OF the North line
Of Love Street North 10 tho South
line OF Summit Street In The City of
Mrxico. Missouri, 10 curb said street
kjcig the portion to be paved and
along the East and West sides Of
said pavement the full length thereof
with first class concrete curbing as
IS more particularly shown by the
plans, dimensions and specifications
filed with the city Clerk by the City
Engineer,
Section 3. That the cost of said
Improvement 50 declared as neeessar
in Sections l and 2 hereof be paid
by levying special assessment upon
all lois and tracts OF land fronting OF
abltting Oh either side of said i'm
brovement along the distance TO be
80 improved and In proportion to the
front foot OF said lots and tracts OF
land so fronting or abuttlng on eth.
er side of said improvement along ths
nlsiahce SO to be improved as pro.
v'led by Sections 9254, 9255. 9256, r
$. Missouri Of 1909, as amended by
laws OF 1911, pages 1886. Ss7, $685., ss9
$40 and 341. Section 0257 Of r. s.
of Missouri Of 1909.
Proyidedgthat the cost Of bringing
said street to a grade and grading
said street shall be paid for by the
City Of Mexico out OF the general
revenue fund and said cost shall not
be Included in aforesaid special as
sessments.
Section 4. That this resoIution
Shall be psblished for two consecu-
tive Insertions in the Mexico weekly
ledger, weekly paper published in
"a City OF Mexico. Missouri. and
u a majority Of resident owners OF
proeprty liable TO taxation for said
Improvement declared necessary TO
os done by this resolution at The
uate on the passage thereof, who
shall own a majority Of the front
ieet owned by residents Of the city
OF Mexico. fronting or abuttlng of
SAID portion Of said woodlawn Av-
enuo to bs improved as aforesaid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
Stock and y
- Fam News


-EnGEz SPECIAL.
Payne q Becker Private Wirs
chEsso Close
July los is a IA sept los IS a "a
Dec los s-s b
Cora July "a IA a Ss sept y 80 D
Dec s. s4a7S
ozks July 50 5 sA Sept Al b DEC Il
IS
July Pork 1877 Sept ISrk 1875 A
Sept Lard ll.s2
July rihs 1857 SEPT RIBS 1o.E2 A
/ catkie-s 800, including 1900 sohh
ems. Natives 10 to lsc higher
Hoes-1i,oeo. Steady.
Ned and butch 7.4s a 7-7o
Good heavy T.s5 no
j Rough US 40
! LieAs 7..so 7.s5
4 Pigs $50 100
Pigs $50 q 100
I Bulk s.5o a 40
i sheep-a5oo sirorg,
"a rs q q 3 .
Ia LOCAL MARKET.
;. 4 wheat--1.e5
n Corn-so and 7Sc
n oais-5o and sic.
In suaw--ssOo = ton. =
50 Good Timothy and Straw
m Hay--$io 70 SIS.
lin q q N n u y 3 ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Embroideries and Flounclngs a
prices that Will aDpealfo you. d2wi
Ricketts, G Emmons D. q. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

L a. Harris says he has 60 acres
of corn in fine shape His IS acres
Of oats. be reports, are fair, and his
II acres OF wheat very promising
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

c. C. Brown. wife and son. Of
Stamping Ground. Ky, are guests Of
Sir. and Mrs. Robey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

j. B. James, cashier Of the Bank
OF Slater, was in Mexico on business
this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

II is reported that 4O-pound cat
fish was recently caught IN salt Riv-
pr near MoIino.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Miss Madge Householder, OF NO
limo, attended the Kuhne-Berrey we'd
d.ng, and was the guest of Mrs.
Emma DeAlnth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

"o have few of those $500
mems Suits left. They go at s975,
lots as they last.
owl Ricketts, G. Bmmous d. G. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
RECEIVES a DEGREE.

The Rev. w. L, Dorgan. Of Jack
souvilIe, well known here, received .
decree Of D. D. at shurtlesf College
Alton, IL. recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Frank sults. Richmond, Cal
stornia, is the guest OF Mrs. Emma
DeMuth. and other relatives in this
city. Ia .lF III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Fancy printed secco silks, regular
value a9e. Special price, as long a
they last, I9c ydy at Polsson's-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Joseph Rodes and daughter, o
sedalia, have returned home after a
pleasant visit here with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

The Novel 2 For Sale viii inter
est you June 20. q and %.
Mexico Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
fginia
II II

Audrain has an equal opportunity
to get its share OF this fund and from
I'LL Indications. If the Commercial
Club of Mexico would take up an ae..
tive campaign along this line we
would be equally as successful as Pc
lis county. Many farmers who have
been interviewed are in favor OF a
Crop Man and say they will do their
part toward maintaining him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13


Who was born in Audrain
and for years conducted a
General Merchandise Store
in Rush Hill where he later
became cashier of the Rush
Hill bank. He is a son Of
Thomas j. Roberts and is
universally popular with all
who know him having a
host Of warm friends in
the County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Tie Rev. Koier viii hold a basket
,lInper at Hickory Grove Saturday
and prcaoh on the Titanic disaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

What Is that 2 FOR ! sac Jun'
20, q and 20.
Mexico Variety Sore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

"A or, on all % and 5inch I'm
bToidory flouncings at Poisson's
dive
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
aErrER THAN EVER

Are the XXI Refrigerators. aad tha
Is saying 4 great deal. From $3.50 to
5000 d2 WI
Ferris a. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

one year ago Sunday the tempera.
lllre IN Mexico was soaring around
lo2 This year II was about 5S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

FOR REST-Several rooms il the
Lawder Bldg. Including photograph
er's st1dio H. a. Lawder. d. vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

BINDING TWINE &C.
PER LIB. EVERY LIB.
GUARANTEED. WILL
TAKE BACK FULL
BALLS NOT USED.
SAM MORRIS, AGENT
FOR MO. STATES
TWINE.
Jos. RuTTER ILL.

Jos. Rutter suffered a stroke OF
paralysis Tuesday night. His many
friends join the Ledger in Wishing
him an early recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. Maurice Phillip is the guest
OF SedaIa relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Billy Maff. e well-known railroad
man Ct Newton. Kan, was In this
city Tnegdag.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Wm. Luclrie is visiting relatives
and trends IN Nevada. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

THg vANpEvENrER COMMISSION
Co is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
KEr FOR POULTRY. BUTrER
AND EG0s CALL US Be
FORE YoU SELL. wtf
MUTUAL Phone 9-cITY Phone sz5.
| a. Hsghtshoe & Co.
For Poultry and Egg Prices.
Cant. Biddle, U. S. A.. from Des
Moines. la, was in Mexico, Monday
| land bought a filley and a gelding
from J. T. johnson for personal use.
One was a diamond Montrose colt,
the other a Big Ike. They were 3
ysar-olds.
Henry Youngblood, Of Martinsburg.
was here in his motor car this week.
/ He has 30 acres of corn in; 20 acres
of good oats and part of his wheat
plowed up. He reports the roads in
good shape.
| Levi winn OF near Cant has 80 A
OF corn he says is good He says
wheat In that section is good
Jay Bennett Tuesday purchased Of
w w johnson the iatter's well-known
gray mare. 'Bess," at a long price,
Henderson & Carter shipped three
cars Of cattle to st. Louis WedneS
day.
Leo Coontz has just finished plant
| ing the state experiment farm In
corn One half OF the ground has
been treated to pain bone meal and
the other to bone meal and potash
vandalia Leader
| T. w. Evans, Jasper township, will
put 100 acres Of corn. Fifty already
planted, 10 being plowed, the corn be
ing foot high His 40 A. of wheat
: promise fairly good crop. He own
over 200 acres of the Dudley Butler
farm. -vandalia Loader.
Z b. S. Burch brought in big
bunch of alfalfa Saturday. which
: was of splendid and luxuriant growth
{ and shows that both the climate aud
, soil here are finely adapted TO the
: culture of this great had crop MI
lBurch sowed his alfalfa on a three
quarter aero patch in June 1911, and
gathered ono crop that year. lie has
just harvested his first crop thll
year, getting ono ton from the 81
: acre, and he expects to reap vet en-
! other this fall. Alfalfa is worth 81:
per ton, and is one Of the best rougl
foods for feed. II has been though
+ that it could not To grown here
successfully but the crop just cut By
Mr. Burch shows that is a mistaker
idea. vandalia Leader.
Z Sedalia, Mo-, June II.
The Pettis county court to-day wa
advised that It had been awardel
y $1,000 of a donation Of 100000 b.
n Julius Rosenwald OF Chicago to th
North American Council of Grain Ez
= changes for distribution in amount
o of $1,000 each to such counties a
, would raise an equal amount to EN-
J ploy an expert agriculturist to ali
$ farmers to improve their methods.
II This was made possible for Petit
e county when the court few month
d ago employed s. NJ Jordan at a sal
q ary of $4,000 year as manager Q
the Agricultural Bureau.
: One of the conditions was tina
the chief commercial club of the cou
4 ty should co operate IN the work b
: amending its constitution and bylaw
SO as 10 provide for membership b
q farmers and stock men at a nomina
h fee.
The information from Chicago
q that Pettis Coimy Is the first {
10 160 counties IN the whole country
comply with all the conditions. Gag
ii Glrardeau County, Missouri, ig SO
ind and Culpepper County. Virgins
T. third. ~ FEI
! Audrain has an equal oppportunit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Waite Of Man
gum, Ok, arc here the guests OF
friends and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
CANT.

The hail storm last week did con-
siderable damage to the corn crop in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

S ater, Mo- June II, 1917
a local option election Oe'
day resulted On a Victory for ING
by 4 majority of ll3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Col Pat Halloran. OF Moberly, was
in this city Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Mrs. A. s. T. Bowles, nee Genrich
weilsgille. Is visiting relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

GOOD BOTTOM FARM FOR SALE.
ae5 Acres in farm; 15o is fine bot
tom land; good up land; good i'm
pnoyements. 1oroom dwelling; 2
barns; wind mill; plenty OF good wa
ter; Fairbanks stock scaled granery
on sideiracb; good corn aud wheat
Land, For particulars. write to
ROBT. MCKIRK,
Enon. ManAteau Co.,
1851 MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Watch our For / sale June 20, q
and q.
Mexico Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

vANDAIAA has q live, progressive
library association. That is the way
TO make a greater city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Henry Kunkel is quite m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

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All 6aIeoes at 4c yard
d2wt Ricketts, & Emmons D. y. u
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SUIT DISMISSED.

Tho suit or Brewer vs.. BreW9
divorce has been dismissed
, We have two or three ino'
yards Of green ticket Lon
Eleache,l Domestic left. 10 ya'
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

A big thriving store that
gives a service you will like
Each step in this businessis
the result of a fixed purpose to
excell
Before you buy yod should
inspect our stock for the bar
gains in value and quality we
offer.
Our ambition is to do the or
binary things better than they
are generally done.
Our medium priced furnl-
ture is not common place and
adds a charm to your home as
we'll as an elegance.