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Evening journal., 1912-07-29
ST. GEORGES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. Del. July 29.-Mr
and Mrs. Turner Wilson recently en-
tertained an automobile party Of
friends Those in the party wore
Dennis Pierson and family. Miss
Ella Williams. Of baltimore. How
ard Walmsley of Earlville, No;
Misses Lille Lettie Ethel and Nellie
Wilson. Edward. Harry and Eood-
low Wilson. of Kirkwood
Joseph Grassland has gone 10 Phil
adelphia to make his home with his
son
Mrs Howard othoson. Of Fhiladel-
phia, visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Frank Peterson is entertain
ing her father. James White of vii
nington.
Henry Johns. Of Gettysburg. Pa,
spent last week with relatives here
Mrs William Shivery is in Phila-
delphia
Misses Anna Martin. Matilda Beck
and Mabel Springer Of Wilmington,
Miss BESSIE Turner and Malcolm
, Swain, Of Philadelphia. spent Sunday
with friends here
Mrs Charles Rommel and children
Of Baltimore, are ar the manse as
guests Of her parents, the Rev and
Mrs. j. r Milligsn.
Mrs Rachel Sparks. Mrs Riggin
Of Philadelphia are guests Of Mt and
Mrs John Moore.
Mrs ]. G. Mccoy and daughter
Miss Adaline are visiting Mrs Nc
Coy's son. DR. and Mrs. Cressup Mr.
Coy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jamison en-
sertained their son, Clarence Jami-
eon, Of New York last week.
MS. J. F. Asderson has returned
Rome after a visit with friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Julia Paynter Of Wilmington
IS here for a two weeks stay with
friends
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ T
Church will hold their annual picnic
in Eugene Shorts grove on August /
The Social Of Red Lion NJ f
Church met at the home Of Harry
Sterling on Tuesday evening an
elected the following officers Pres
ident, Mrs Charles Diehl: vice-pres
ident, James T Cough. Jr: secre
tary. W Frank Silver: organist. A
n Silver. assistant organist. Mis-.
Edith Sterling; committee on pro
gram. W F Silver Mrs. F. c. Pret
lyman and Mrs J. T. Cough
Evening journal., 1912-07-29
WYOMING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WYOMING. Del. July 29.-Miss
Faith Brock has returned to her
home in Newbern, N. G.. after an ex-
tended visit with rtlstiyes here
Mrs. Lee Sentiman and son have
returned from visit with relatives
In Philadelphia
Miss Hilds Chambers. of seaford
Is visiting friends here.
Miss Ida Lafferty. Of Lewes. is vis-
itins her sister Mrs Harry Johnson
Miss Mabel Cole has returned home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs Robert Price and daughter are
spending a few weeks in Northern
Pennsylvania
Miss Marjorie Cole has returned
from a visit at Rehohoth Beach.
Mrs. a. Register entertained a mum
Der OF friends for weekend visitors
last week
Evening journal., 1912-07-29
TOWNSEND

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del, July 29,-Misses
Gladys Jacobs and Mildred Gillespie
have returned 70 Millington, Nd, after
q visit with Miss Ella Maloney.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Townsend. Of
Whining gton. we're recent visitors with
John Townsend and family
". Harmon Reynolds and family are
entertaining Mrs John Beauchamp
and daughter. of Perrvville. Md
Mrs. Walter Gill had for q Sunday
guest, her brother. John Townsend. of
Philadelphia
Charles Hutchinson and sons. Of
Delmsr. are guests of his sister, Mrs
Albert lyman.
Mrs William Joiner is entertaining
her mother, Mrs Duhadaway.
Miss Lillian Hart is visiting Mrs.
Leanora Davis in Middletown
Mrs G. W Hart is visiting friends
al Still Pond Nd
Mrs. Jerome D Niles is at Wells
boro. Pa, for a visit with her mother.
Mrs. George Knots is home again
after a few days visit with her son,
G LLOYD Knots in Wilmington.
Mrs James Wilson has been enter
tanning her niece, Mrs. Carleton Nc
Sorley. for several days
Walter Finley and family Of Phila-
delphia are visitors with Walter F
Hart and family.
Miss Pearl Boggs has returned 10
her home near Smyrna, after a visit
with friends
Miss Leilah Money is entertaining
Miss Priscille Samworth Of Whining
ton.
Mrs. D. 2. Msloney. Miss Ethelwyn
Maloney, and her guest. Miss Mabel
Lathum of Washington, Mrs. Win
field Lattomus and daughter Miss Ar
rolee. spent Thursday at Augustine
Beach
Evening journal., 1912-07-29
HARRINGTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, Del, July 29.-Mrs
Watson Cain Of Wilmington. is a town
visitor
Miss Nan Lewis Of Denton. is the
guest Of Miss Sarah Jones.
Mrs. George Wend spent Wednesday
in Philadelphia
Miss Vertie Cahall is an out OF town
visitor.
Mr. and Mrs Hammond Of near Mil
ford, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wix. on Thursday.
Miss Artie Baker is an out Of town
visitor.
The Ushers' Union Of the W. 4.
Church gave social at the home Of
Dr. and Mrs B. l.. Lewis on Thurs
day evening
Miss Nellie Brown, Of seaford is a
town visitor.
Miss Henry Knox is spending the
week a. Denton camp
Lester Wingate Of Wilmington is the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Wingate
Mrs Norris Graham Of Vernon was
town visitor on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Arlie Jacobs and Cy-
rus Grant spent Thursday at Denton
| Comp
Evening journal., 1912-07-29
no RE RANKFR,s RRInr

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORn. Del, July 2a.-one of the
most interesting social events of the
season will be the wedding Of Miss Ell
Sic Rosalie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Maddox Noble. OF Federals-
burg, Nd and W. Robert Huey. of
Chestertown, Md The wedding will
take place at noon 81 the Bethel Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. near Fed
sr-'@h'sFs. on AUGUST l. Mr.. Huey Is
Evening journal., 1912-07-29

who has lately lived in Philadelphia
viii soon return 10 the Pacific coast
Mary G. LOTHIAN. of Chesapeake
City and John L. krastal we're united
in marriage at Betterton last week
Mrs w 3 Lowery and children are
spending some time in Washington
Steuart Bedwell is suffering from
a broken nose sustained while play
ing ball
Miss Bertha Jump. of the Chester
town High School has announced
her engagement 70 G G. Jones and
has resigned her position
Evening journal., 1912-07-29

the son Of Mr. and Mrs. James n
Huey. of this town, and a graduate
OF Washington College. He is now
cashier OF the Third National Bank of
Chestertown. Miss Noble formerly
taught school in the seaford public
schools
Evening journal., 1912-07-29

Hanna, Messrs verla Helgh Raymond
Cunningham. James Purcell, Ralph
CarpenteryC Hanna and Thom-
as Varrell Of Wilmington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
Stock and y
u Fam News

r. n Efamilione success With bis
rales at the Mexico Fair was can.
tnued al the Modtgomery City
Fair this week. He won In all events
That be showed his mules; he brought
home four firaia and four seconds
Tis two year on mule that made
such a htt NJ the Fair here ast
week brought forth much favorable
comment from those who sew her
~ Montgomery. Hamllton's win.
nings there We're.
Best marx mule any age. LIST and
End
Best ? and under s-year-old mule.
ist and 2nd.
Grand sweepstakes. Mule any age
or sex. Ist and 2nd.
BeHt team Of mules any age, LIST
snd Ind.
The Hauheway Seed Company Of
this city. this week, shipped a car Of
timothy seed 10 New York City for
export to England. 1t Is saidthat q
big percent OF the seed was bought
in Aukirain coEnty. The car con
tanned Approximately 700 bushels.
w. O. Smith is home from Indiana
where he bought Q high-priced pure
bred Duroc Jersey sows.
r R Buckner recently bought So
head az mules He paid $500 for on
pair. IN the last ten days Mr.
Buckner has also bought 30 head
OF bulls.
2 j. Vaniandinghsm, with his
son. Ross Of near Rowena, has haa.
the misfortune TO lose between seV1
EN- and eight hundred doIlars wor'hoLI
hogs during the past two weeks wi'
some mygserions disease that remains
unnamed,
D w. Woodbridge IS homo from the|
Sturgeon Fair. Mr. woodbridge says
.Ithaa-fasr am excellent one. The asro1
Dlaue exhibition and the fast race
are attracting largo crowds.
=. A. Scott. OF the Live Stock ri
porter National Stock Yards, East y
Louis. passed through Mexico Frida'
on ronte home from the New Bloom
field Fair. Mr.. Scott says m
lair was good. Good crowds, excel
lent races and littlo rain made Thurs
day a big day.
Lac stuart one Of Audrain's proHi'
nert farnrs. thryhed 400 bu
oats off Of 20 acres this year.
Is likely the record yield Of
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22

COL. HOUSEHOLDER 'coMKs BACK.
Col. Nit Householder vas in town
Saturday, from bis north Andtain
plantation. Milton looked sad and
detected and was somewhat disgfun'
tied and his feathers seem 70 be badly
yuated, all because h~isilfe-long friend,
Hon. Reuben Harlow, refuses tospeak
TO him because he has Joined the
Ruli s1uuse p.tpT aith a
feeling Of sadness aud despair That
that my good lifelong friend, Col.
Harlow, has quite cruelty turned my
face to the wall. said Col. House
holder to the Ledger Owl. "Reuben
Harlow and myself have known each
other and mingled With each other
for many years. said Milton, With
tears in bis honest eyes. "We have
drank milk out OF the same crock
we have pitched horse shoes together
on Sundays; we have attended sun
day School and worshiped sldc-by-side
at church and prayed together for
salvation OF our souls we have 'ppf-
rowed' watermelons out OF 500 ditIer-
emit melon patches we have dined
and drank Joy water together we
have at different times walked In the
straight and narrow path, said Col.
Householder. "But / must say that
| prefer TO be a Bull Moose than a
Socialist just at this time the band
began TO play and Col. Householder
and the Owl went ON down the street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
10 YEARS AGO.

Mrs. Z. S. Gibbs was visiting in Al
KANSAS.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
solen Freelin, of Anadarko, Okla.
died from the effects OF being
burned. The remains were inferred i
Anadarko. The Freelin family form
erly lived in Mexico.
]. A. Hunter moved to woodland
Cal. 10 reside.
Rollie Torreyson, formerly Of Au
drain county, was located at Segun.
do. Colo
A. A. Brentou. formerly Of Au.
drain. lived at Fortuna No.
Miss Cecil Weimer was very i'll
A marriage license was issued e
John L. Anderson and MISS Beulah
Daniel Of vandalia.
Mrs. Tim Burke was home from L
yiile Ky, where see had been visit
ing.
J.. NJ. Bradley was going to Grand
Junction. Colo. to locate.
X. II Armstrong son Of .. D Arm.
strong Of Audraia was killed in the
railroad yards ia oelein, Iowa The
body was inferred IN The Mexico
cametary.
y. D. Gillands a prominent citi.
zen Of welsylne. and a member Of
the Yeager Pos. G. a. b. died Of
apopbexy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22

Montgomery City, Mo, Aug. II.
Dr.. w. A Hemphll must GO 70
trial again fer the alleged part be
taok in the sensational death Of Misg
Elizabeth Gleason, the Lincoln coun.
y. schooi teachr. Judg bernard by
or oyerruled the plea IN bar and ssa
the case for the October term Of the
Lincoln County Circuit Court. Thls
plea in bar raised an unusual qucs
ton. which was taken under advise.
ment for some time By Judge J. u.
Barnett OF this city, who wa sue
ceeded by Dyer when the district
was divided This made 1t possible
to postpone The case until row.
AZ the first trial Or. Hemphiri
was given two years in the pead
tertiary. but got a new trial.
Then tho plea in bar was raAsed as
to whether Or. Hemphill could be-
brought IN jeopardy the SECOND
time for the same offenae. Judge
Dvr holds, In ~cverruling the motion
that he has never been In Jeopardy,
Rev. Clyde Cow who was unfrocked
by the Missouri c~onference or the
M. z. Church. South, Is now serv.
ing a four years sentence Ia the
p~enitentiary in connection with Mis-
G'eason's death He was uen.
fenced in the AAidrain county cir.
cult court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22

AHN
Nine cars of Wabash freight train
No, 20 bound for Kansas city. were
ditched at the crossing just east
OF Pcllock's Mil. at 4 O'Clock on sat
urday morning. A broken flanga Of
a wheel is said to have been re.
|~sponsibIe for the wreck.
Roy Daring. rear brakeman, had
his hip slightly bruised. but other
wise no one is reported TO have
been injured. THE train was IN
charge Of Conductor Lecassa Doug
lass.
Conductor Douglass said the
wheel broke some little distance be-
low the scene OF the accident. Owing
70 he fact that the train had Just
come down a heavy grade and was
running at a pretty good clip, Il ccul
net DO stopped in time q ayoid the
wreck.
II was a merchandise train. Two
cars OF beer. one Of eggs. two Of syr
up, one OF machinery. two OF toilet
room furniture. and one Of various
kinds Of canned goods make up the
loss. The eggs and syrup were pref
" badly damaged.
Train No. SO. the st. Louis Ae'
ALaa
commodations was held here until
10 40 before 1t could pass. The slding
around the wreck was cleared first
and is being used for trains 70
pass on.
Two OF the tramps. riding In a chic
en- car say they were asleep when the
accidnt happened. The ear was not De
rallied. and the shock did not wake
them, they claim.
Three tramps who we're on the
wrecked train believe a fourth tramp
who is said to have been in one Of
the wrecked cars, was killed though
no evidence of thts kind has so far
been discovered.
Wreck on M. X. & T.
Passenger trains Of the NJ. K. and
T. are being detoured over the Wa
bash from MobeFiy TO Mexico and the
Burlington into st. Louis, on account
Of a wreck on Missouri River
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
COLONEL WHITE
TIRES OF EFFETE
EAST--COMING HOME


Southampton l. /. y. Y. August
Is. IL.
To The Ledger.
an feeling ane afief my rest an
am aaxious to Get back 10 my desk
so yoa may look for me Fsidayor sat
urday- Ieave for New York CITY to.
morrow.
! met Mr. Hereford. Of Odessa AZ
ter a cali on Hon. Hoila weAs. Of
81 Louis, president o. the Democratic
Natlonai Committee at the Democrat
&c Headquarters in New York. we ex.
pect to pay a brief visit TO the NEXT
President Of the United states a.
the little White House in seagiFt. n.
". Everyone. regardless a party. /
loud IA the= endorsement OF Govern.
or Wilson's sreech OF acceptatoa
Says Gov. Wilson In voicng his
own demand for immedsaie revi
sion downward:
Il say nothing for the movement
about the policy OF procession conceiN
led and oarriel out as a dislnterestet
suttssman might conceive II. oui
own clear convictions as Democrats
is, mt IN the last analysis the onl,
safe and legitimate object OF tariff d
ties. as OF taxes OF every other kind
Is 10 raise revenue for the support O
the Government. but that Is no
my present point We denounce TIL
payne-Ahrich tariff act as the mos
S coaspecuous example evarafforded III
+ country Of the special favors and mo
nopolistic advantages which tn
leaders Of the Republican party hav'
70 often shown themselves willing q
extend 10 those to whom they looke'
e for campaign contributions.
We do not ignore the fact that th
q business OF a country like ours is eA
e ceedingly sensitive to changes in leg
IS islation of this kind. When we &C
at We should act with caution and pru
o dence. like men who know what the
to are about, and not like those IN Low
with a theory. II is obvious that Il
1t changes we make should be made Of
IS " 1t such a rate and in such a wa
r as VIII beast interfere with the no.
mai and heakhfni course OF con
~ merce and manufacture.
Or We quote those sentences at iengt
ls because they seem to US typical {
Gov. Wilson's approach TO most {
a the great public issues at stake !
The coming election There is straigl
i partisan hitting in the speech for all
the urbanlty OF lis style and the fai
n sp'ri' Of his plea. But throughot
there is a grateful absence of reel
Hess statement, Of extravagant prom
Use. Of emotional appeal.
The New York Sun, an old Repub'
sr can paper. says:
Eve need no revolution; we need !
excited change; We need only a ne
point Of view and a new meof az
rnirtt Of counsel
The J@egolng sentence from Co
nson1s speech Of acceptance ma
fairly be taken as the text Of u
taith Get down by the Democratic ca
dIdate for the Presidency There
progreas a.plenty proposed IN III
document, All along tho line Co
Wilson G e need Of change, an
Z calls for what he considers advance.
: In our judgment Wilson is goin
Z TO grow and has a chance to carr
EVERY state in the Union except W
mont. Teddy IS trying to kill Il
Republican party and VIII fall und'
the debris as 1t comes down. II
Democratic party has a bright {
: ture, and with the proper leader vi
= have a long period Of usefulness "
should not treat woodrow as we I
Grover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
r. NJ. WHITE

southampton. l. /. n. Y, Angus
10. 1912.
To The Ledger
Wilson for President and Major:
for Governor should sweep the State
by at least thirty-thousand major
ify. Missouri Democrats have new
or had a stronger ticket, and the par
~ viii be united this fall, and the
grand old State VIII go back il the
Democratic column to stay.
A great many people in the East
think the Republican party wal be
The third party after the Noyemba
election. A good many inquiries are
being made about Teddy being the
only man lighting for the Lord" az
"Armageddon"
What Is Armageddon2 What does
It meaa? l hear the phrase repeated
but, not being familiar with the
scriptures. I do not know exactly
what It signifies.
The illustrated Bible Daetionary's'
article on Armageddon gives the fol
lowing full and Interesting insorma-
ton:
Armageddon-The gcene of III
fierce battle between forces Of good
and evil, which. according to Reye.
lation xvi. ls. viii precede the mil
ienniai reign OF Christ on earth. After
the sixth vial. but before the sew.
enth, the evil Inhabitants Of the
earth. exasperated by their awful
s~ufferings, gather together for a final
struggle The dragon Chat Is, Satan
and the beast 0that ID. the
mead or the anti Christian world pow
err ami the false prophet chat is, hI
ministers), cast forth from their
months three unclean spirits LIKE
frogs, which, by working miracles, de
eeiYe the kings Of the whole world
and gather them and their Hlibjects
to "the war Of the great day Of God
the Almighty" at a place which n
called in Hebrew Armageddon, The
beast and the false prophet are takeT
in battle by the rider on the white
horse and cast into the lake Of fire
and the dragon is chained in the
abyss for a thousand years.
The Lord can't help TEDDY" ant
the Republicans at the same Tins
this year. The Republicans have al
ways claimed the Lord as a silenl
partner. The writer has neye beeE
able to make up his mind Just hos
much attention the Lord pays to pol
tics.
Waile we are having a lovely time
am beginning to want to GET bacl
to work, My wife and ] both mis-
the big fair very much, but we could
not be in two places at
Two OF the most popular instftu
tions 10. this village are the Libnarl
and Hospital. ] hope that the Con-
mercial Club Of Mexico win take al
A, P. Green's suggestion and move i
the direction Of a hospital. Everyon.
here, and more especially the physi
clans, speak Ia The loudest praise q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
NOTICE

Letters testamentary on the e.
tate Of William II. French, decease1.
we're granted TO the undersigned on
22nd day Of July 1912, by the pro
bate 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 precluded from any
benefit Of such estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date OF said letters.
they VIII BE- forever barred
2S-4t W. w. HARPER.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters ieatamengary Upon the ss.
Of Mary A. HIT, deceased
were granted to the undersigned on
2iss OF July, 1919. by the pro.
bate court Of Audrein county Nilsson.
ri. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibt
them for allowance within 6 months
after the date Of said letters or thew
may be precIuded from any benefit
Of said estate. and Il snch claims
be not exhibited within year
from this date Of publication they
Will be forever barred.
22-ft W. Y. Httt,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
FREE TRIAL NEW

FREE TRIAL NEW
VACUUM REMEDY.
The wonderful Scientific Vacuum
Appliance. patented By the Govern
ment and warranted. cures organic
diseases, weakness. disability, ner.
yaus troubles. The first treatment
will be given FREE Of charge to es.
tablish confidence and PROVE that
the treatment Is all that Is claimed
for It. Satisfactory and speedy
cures made IN all DURABLE cases.
or no pay viii be asked for services
DR.. Manville, recently OF Kansas
City. has decided 10 locate in Mexico
His office and residence for the pres.
ent are rooms Of sol South Walnut
Street.
AL chronic diseases are treated salts
factorily. Patients treated at their
homes and at the Doctors office.
Hours. $3.50 a. N. to 10; / to 5: 30.
and from Z to $3.50 .. m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22


Alleging her husband had abused
her and held suspicious that were IN
just and reflected u pom her characte
Mrs. Alice 0. Prather has filed a.
Norcs proceedings in the Audraln
County Circuit Clerks office. she
has been residing in Sailing Township
this county.
In her petition she avers her hue
band often cursed and abused" be
and alleged he. at times. inferred Ger
tain suspicious Of bis that were det-
rimental to her character. he de
fendant could not be located Thurs
day so It was impossible to secure
his statement In the matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
THE apRooREsslvEu PARTY.

THE "PRo0RESsivE" PARTY.
Is the individual. mar or woman, VIII
uses Foley Kidney pills for backache,
rheumatism. weak back, and other
kidney and bladder irregularities. Fol
ey Kidney PILLS are healing, strength
ening. tonic. and quick to produce
beneficial results, Contain no harmful
drugs. Never sold In bulk. Put up in
two sizes in sealed bottles, The genu-
Inc In . yellow package Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22

Hay fever and asthma make Aug
ust a month OF intense suffering to
many people. Foiey's Honey and Tar
comound gives prompt ease and re-
lief and Is soothing and healign TO
infIamed membranes. VIM. n. Mere
thew. n Searsport, M, says: "A
FEW doses of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound relieved me Of a severe at
tack OF asthma and less than a bottle
caused a complete cure" Refuse sub
statutes. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22

DR.. C. H. Ellsworth. Dentist, 16
Baldwin St. Rochester. N. y, says
Foley Kidney Pits gave him imme-
diate relief and strengthened him
wonderfully. 81 have been bothers
with weak kidneys and bladder
trouble and suffered much pain. Fole
Kidney Pills gave me immediate re-
lief and strengthened me wonderfully
am pleased to recommend their
use. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
"A competitive examination under
the rules OF the United States Civil
Service Commission will b
held at Mexico, vandalia and Martins
burg Saturday, Sept Z. 1912, for the
position OF Rural Letter CARRIER in
Audrain county. An eligible register
for the position Of rural letter CARRIER
for each county viii be kept. APP
plieation for this examination must BE-
made on application Form No. 1871,
which together with information in
regard TO the examination may be Sc
cured from the secretary of the lo-
cal examining board or the postmas-
ter at the postoffices above named.
This application should be executed
and Immediately forwarded to the
United States Civil Service COMMITS
sion. Washington, D. C.
III. NJ. BARTELS.
Sec'y Local Examining Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
MARRY.

n. {. BARCLAY TO MARRY.
H, E. Barclay. cashier Of the
State Bank Of Virgil. Kan, and a
brother OF John Barclay. Of this
city, viii marry, August %, Miss
Mary Murray. of Kansas city. Mr.
Barclay has visited here several time
and has a number of friends who
join the Ledger in extending eongratu
iations IN advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
Mrs. Bessie WinEcott. who
been quite 81, is improving.

Robert w. Herter. Lawrenceville,
Mo. who had been bothered with kid
ney trouble for two years, says: Il
tFled sshTee different kinds of kidney
pills but with no relief. My neighbor
told me to use Foley Kidney Pills. I
took three bottles OF them. and got
a permanent cure. / recommend them
10 everybody Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-22
MRs. eooLpY OF
AuxvAssE DIES.

AuxyAssE DIES.
Mrs. William J.. Gooldy. 90 years
old died at her home IN Auxvasae on
Monday, Aug. ~. Her funeral was
conducted by the Rev. C. A. Mitch,
AH Of this city, at Gfand Prairie
Baptist Church on the following Tues
cay afternoon. Three daughters sur.
Ylve.