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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

70 ; JosePA snge coAcAes ra
AKA ana Gay and fs1Eht veFoas
carried rroducez 70 ne river N
.ts n ras sRre VIA przaze aAooR
% 10 x4y 70 ne sod rsldk
We are hzvslg the Encs & MS Cd
rad looked anto AID may adopt =
portion q 4 for tAs road q h
wsrked his suuzaner
The pioacer was pressy sesa-
'eiOas in laying out IL hish~ay for
snoOsh travel. and ! 6cabt not that
a Ersn ceai & The old state rood
WI meet TIE sparoVnl q 0ur engtn-
Ger Rs odd AoE The whlrAgig Of
tine changes thinss srouas %ea
Tie railroad came peop,e seemed TO
shsnk shey had nc use for permanEat
Highways Nov they are Hore I'M
portanf thaa ever.
] C. Jrelf recently sold W J.
Saane6eck. q ne casn Meat
Market. Is Assd q rOrased steers
Ter s ceuEz
s. !. Sanford rsceutly paA Carl
whe. - Gateway ssse for = par q
good consag Swear cid nudes
Friday AprR s. IS the day for
he 6strIh6slon q seed cora Al
Rars President Braston Of ne
.lcom Growers Associates WI pro
vsde eash Of those Who have made
l~spphczsions enoash high grade seed
10 plans one sore az ground. Profs
JortAn and Wright q the State AZ
r~icultural coEege VA be preseni
LEAD VIII Eire suggestions for get
ting best results frolh he SEED.
Geo. johnson bought 4 rood sad
dse mare IN Fulton recently PAYNE
Isis.
Robert Kerr brought hone from
Ihis recent vist 10 Kansas Cry
load OF e5eapoand cattle for which b
lpaa s and 5 i-2 cents, ~. W. Beam
Ter also brought a carload home
lrhey win Craze them.
TIE s. A. TroxeIl Agency Of Mex
leo. No. has Just sold for cash tn
4li acre farm belonging 70 W s
lEroxeR, two miles east Of Ben<oz
Icty, to S. D. Scholes, Of Spring
fred III. This was a cash transae
l6i0n and the price paid was $3.50
Per acre. This is & fine farm
lard sold cheap enough.
Charles r. Chaghead. two miles
northeast Of Auxvasse. sold p hsai
Of steers one day lasz week to va
liam II ErcsneI. a neighbor. The!
, were s~horrhorns. n Of them ccVninl
three years old. and The other
coming two-yearold. For the ?
older cattle Mr.. craghead got 81
ach. and for he two yesr Old
ss2.5o.
]. r. Paradies residing east %
town, lost a valuable mare severa
days ago. He had refused $3.50 70
her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
Manr,Nssuse.

N.s. o<is 1eNoa q wensFne
hone smaax aitsr several weeu
VISITED faends here Tuesday
Mss Lzae Matthews returned
Visit In St Losk
Master Ira Easter h @
sck list
Misses RutA and Mary covingtoa
we're IN Mexico THURSDAY.
e P. FrencA l. a.
Airs. Lena Pcery Is spending
.tev days via friends n aoWn-
Mrs. Henry M~eyerpeteF. who has
been quito SEX. Is better a. pres
enA
Hub.Ft Williams spent Tuesday
viii homefolks.
Mrs Henry Tayier. who has oeen
dazserszaiy III Il Slowly iEapoving
Msss Matte Williams Is spending
Il lev weeks win relatives IA st.
|Louiz
AIa 4EMAH13Ah N- ~
tor the HasaAs. Is delirerins lee.
tures al the local hAA hss week
Mr.. and Mn. Harry Burwell spent
sunday In the country.
Mrs VIM. Batter OF Mailing. WIZ
hiss been visiting relatives here, has
-<mned to her home.
wlnona Aoser Is seriously ack
q pneumonia dhis week
]. l.. Bessie Is very sick
Miss Celia and John Bertes visit
ed In St. Louis last week
Miss Beatrice watkins visited hel
friends IA MONTGOMERY CITY las
week.
Ms. I'd. walker Of Mexico visit
&C Mrs. Lucy Davis last week.
J. n. stepAens aDd HARRY Nce
weEs assAco Sisitors last week.
After a lingering illness. Mr.. Jas
Tillman died on Monday morning
March 4. 1919. The funeyaa was
rla from ST Joseph Church. Wed
lfeSfsy, after which he was In
~tsrred II the Catholic csmetery. H
leayes.a vie. four cons. thre'
densntsrs and a host Of friends D
mourn hs death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
MoLlNo.

William Sterret and wife OF
Santa Fe spent Friday night and
Saturday with Mrs. s~terrettis sister.
Mrs, II. f. Anderson and family at
this place.
Peyton CauthoEn and Reed Mas
sey are attending court at Mexico
this week.
Mesers. Wigs and Sexton OF Mex
leo with the assistance of Homer
Roberts and Dick Greed moved the
house for J. C. King last week. Mr..
King is having more room built to
the house.
Ed. Lowery has been trying to
close out his stock Of goods lately.
He has been having a public auc-
tbon each Monday and Thursday az
ternoou. Lee Brown Is the auction
eer.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Greed has recovered from
j 5 illness.
Mrs. Hugh Browning near shady
Dell school horee. sperst last week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Bates. at Santa ne.
Mrs. Lewis Bond. who lives be-
tween Santa Fe and Molno, in
the Shady Dell school district, died
saturda- night after d lingering III.
ness with a tumor. No n knows
what she suffered in the past few
months. Deceased leaves a hus.
band, one son and daugfter-in-law,
one grandson and a brother, besides
a hest Of friends to mourn her
death The son. Lester Bond.
wife and little son, have made their
home with his parents, and no one
could have waited on a sick patient
with more patience and sympathy
than the daughter-in-law. who was
formerly Miss Bertha Snyder. Fun.
eral services were conducted by
the Rev. o'Herron at the Christian
Church at Santa Re Monday. and
remains laid to rest in the Santa
Re cemetery. Nay the Lord bless
and comfort the bereaved ones.
Fred Qulsenberry Of Santa Re,
contractor and builder. went to Mo-
limo Sunday to meet the car and 60
to Chicago to buy a very large bill
OF lumber. He has a number Of
ldwelIlnge TO build.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
CANT.


0rmie McCameron and wife visited
John Mccameron and wife one day
last week.
Mrs, Fanny Smith was called to
Columbia Thursday of last week to
the bedside Of her son, sam. who
has the appendicitis. John Mccain
eron sold to +. o. Faddls a COW
and calf. Price $65.
v. V. Smith and family and John
Vance and wife visited s. p. Loren
and family ene day last week.
CLAUDE sansberry and John Nc,
Cameron were Mexico visitors Sat.
mday.
WIN Riggs and wife OF near Cen.
trn1la visited J. L. Smith and family
Sunday.
Word was received Sunday even
Ing that Sam Smith. son Of Mrs. Fan.
NY Smith OF Cant VIM IL attending
school In Columbia would be oper
on Monday for appendicitis.
Mrs. J. F. Edwards was called to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
RoMENA.

Curtis SEWERS Is hauling corn TO
James Walker at 60c a bn.
Phil Roberts and wife went TO Cen
|traEa Saturday.
WIN. sharp. one OF Msxico's auc-
noneers and real estate men. was
here Saturday.
j.. o. Donaldson and Mrs. oakla
Donaldson were here Saturday from
near Thompsonville.
y. w. brewer and family spent
Sunday at Clarence Morehead's.
Tom Combs has traded his farm
TO Mrs. Squirting for some town
property at CentralAa and VIII have
a sale Frsday, the 18th.
o. f. squires Of ear Central
School house and VIM. Robbins Of
near Thompsonvilis were here Mon
dag.
S. N. wager and Cecil Malogy
bought q lot Of sheaf oats from
u. Il. Dicaerscn az 3 lie a bundAe.
Tom kirkland went to ceutEalta
Wednesday and brought out a load
Of coal for s. NJ. wager.
PhR Roberts attended a sale just
Isouth OF Centraka wednesday.
Charley Tanzy aud wife. south
Iof Paris. spent Wednesday at Ar1h-
ur's Tageris.
Several Of the boys Of this Ficin'
fy attended he party at wm. zu
mault Wednesday night.
Kirt Rows and Cecil Mallory at
tended the Jim johnson sale Thurs
day near Mexico.
Charley Ward had the misfortune
OF getting his hand cut on a woot
saw Thursday.
Albert Spencer, John Mccain ans
John smithey. of near Thomp
songille and Bent McCown Of nea.
lstrother school house were her
Thursday.
OAiy u XIV aArhuCu me ON'
Fellow Lodge here on Thursda,
might.
Miss Ella Carter. The switch
board operator. took sick and wen
home Friday. Miss Ollie May LeacI
Ii running the board during her ali
5~sence.
Jack Light q near Th~ompsonyille
Ezra Ward Of near Bethlehem an
Fred Smell Of Monroe county wer'
here Friday. There Is quite a 70
Of sickness at present. Or. Collie
IL kept constantly on the go am
some days It is impossible for hin
to answer all the calls. He say
be hasn't had a good nights sleeI
for over 2 weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
UNION.
Your friend,
II J. n. ToWsoN-

We have had one Of the coolest
winters in years. although we
hope il is about gone with its cold
and chill.
Geo. Byars and family were the
guests OF home folks last Sunday.
A number OF this locality attend
ed the dance at ChasF Fosters last
Friday night.
Mrs. D. L. Bradley and fam
lily were guests Of Mrs. J. i. Lyle
last Sunday.
Ola Watts was the guest Of Mrs
]. s. Harvey last Sunday.
There will be services at New
Hope Church next Sunday by Rev
J. d. Greer OF Mexico.
Charlie Muir celebrated his birth
day March g. We wish him
many happy returns Of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
youNes CREEK.

We are suK having COLI win
ter weather. 4 and 8 degrees above
zero. That Is cold for March
There IS a good deal Of sickness
arouna. Those on the sick list are
Ghas, browning who Is very ~ OF
uag trouble; Mr.. aud Mrsl Gay
Berry-Mr. Berry has been suffer
ing from zssings IN his head Pr
Drake Of Santa Fe Is attending INN.
Airs. Berrey has an attack Of II
Grippe. Mrs. Felix Martin has pneu'
mouia. Felix Martin has La Grippe
An are better except Mr. Browning
He remains the same.
Harvey Heizer Of Dalton, Nebp
who visited his mouher at Molino'
started home Feb. 20. but was SNOW
bound and did not reach his home
anti March 4th.
Miss Annie Baker OF Eastern An-
hraAn visited her sister, Mrs. Felix
Martin, from Thursday until Sun
day.
Mrs. Tena Heller and daughter, Ia
Ia. spent several days with hel
daughter. Mrs. F. c. Berry, aast
week.
John Burgess bought a span o.
mules at the j. T. Johnson sale for
$3.50.
Ed. Pitcher bought a span Of muie
of F. g. Berry $3.50.
Otto Carpenter sold 60 VIM Ma
son a load Of fboats at $500 pei
hundred.
+. C. Berry bought 80 head q
sheep OF Dan Dye.
Ellis Bros. soed Earl CARRIER
bunch OF stockhogs.
Moving has been the order Of the
day now for some time. q good
many are changing homes.
w. It. Asbury bought a ton o
hay OF Almer Mundy AZ $3.50 Q
ton.
Mrs. Jas. Dudley down Molino wa
mas a nice flock Of chicks doina
nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
RUSH niLL.

o. Yates Of Harrison & Yates. o.
kuxFasse, was here several days las
week buying some big mules
Fred Roberts shipped out two cars
of hogs Inst week.
J. B.Smart was a business visit
or In Mexico Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. SEWERS and Mrs. Knoe
bel we're visitors ia LaddoGsa Tuea
day.
MISS Effie Briceton OF Centraaia
was here several days last week ris
stne Nj. ana Mrs. w. H. Ray.
SIR and Mrs ". s. Doolin Of the
Northumberland Mercantile Com
s4ny weresn st. Louis last week
buying their spring stock Of goods.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
barney. March 7th. a fine baby girl.
Robt Dyer OF Auxvanse was In our
towa Saturday. trying TO buy some
torn.
Clarence Barnes and chas. Clark
Of Mexico wene business visitors In
oar town Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
], VI REED
CURED OF MALADY
BY AR|zOAA CLIMATE
Phoenix. Aria. March 5. 1912.
NEhItn 4 San

Phoenix, Aria. March ;, isl1-
IN White 4 son-
THIS ieases me we'll and feeling
firstzsask almost risky. ] am IN
love rsth sne Arizona climate. be
cause Il ms cured me Of an assra-
ted case Of faciai neuralgia that
doctors and medicine failed to 90.
Three weeks after my arrival here 1
res. las well a. l ver did. The WIN
tiers are mild; no snow. but little
ice or rain. Il is a country win
pfacncsuy two acknowledgements
from June 10 October; the remelnd-
er OF the year you might cal autumn
or spring. i IKE tt not only for the
grand climate. but Il j. Democratic
State.
whilst a great portion q the
country has a dry desert-like look
WHOM Irrigated however Il is az
anu productive as any part
OF the world. Here ihe orange.
grape fruit. figs. olives, lemons
and, In fact. an semitropical fruiss
grow axuranay. The lawns are as
xreen here In midwtnter as In Mex
leo IN June. six crops OF alfalfa a
year : not an unusual harvest It
lia q pleasing sight to see roses In
fun bloom in midwtnter:
Phoenix. the capital Of the State
us 1 good business town of about 49,
O9oe pornlation located near the cen
RAJ portion Of the great SAT- River
valley. one OF the richest in the
weird The water for irrigating y
drought from the Roosevelt lam
I~ixty-fiye mites distant from Phoe'
mix. The Tam Is one Of the won
ders Of the world, built by the Gov
arnmens at a cost Of over nine mil
hon dollars and forms one OF the
largest artificial lakes in existence
ana it Is said contains enough wa
tier to irrisate several hundred thous
and acres Of land.
Phoenix S a city Of many beautf
lful homes. 1t has more large no
tels fhan any place Of the size
Twas ever in,
The fine churches and school hous
rs here would be a credit to a city
many times larger.
The Capitol building Is an elegan'
building. constructed Of native gran
it, and the grounds + most beau
tiful and ~weH4kept- A new post Of
nce building is now being erected q
a cost a one hundred and fort!
Thousand dollars.
Phoenix is a wdde-awake 'owi
With a great amount of street pay
ling going on, 1t is said that a
least 60 new houses are completeI
every month.
The mineral wealth Of Arizona !
.lpefDdp5 seNobu " ~ 2NN
Union. 1t is OF the larses
copper producers and the coal mine
are immense. i expect to 20 iron
here 10 Los Angeles. Call, I
spend the summer. / love the ee
shore; i love to float in the salt
wayes, and o. course, when ] SO
laoeated, will have 10 have the Led
ger.
Ten VIM. Mason. John Abba
and George Marshali that ! have so
4 move Or two that beats most 9
the boys,
Kindest regards to all friends.
| Respectfully,
N ]. W. REED.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the city Engineer.
Mexico, Mo, March II, 1912.
sealed bids will be received by
the City Council ait the office OF
the City Clerk. until 1900 p. m,
O'Clock Monday.
March Is, 1912,
and opened by the President OF
the Council In the presence OF the
same at that date. for furnishing
al the material and doing all the
work necessary to construct the
following Improvement. Wiz
Paving aud curbing East Love
street from the East line Of Jeffer-
son erect east to the west line Of
Stuart street. This Improvement,
consisting Of about 9710 sd. yds.
Of paving and 5S26 feet OF curbing.
Bidder shah designate the kind
Of paving brick or block he pur-
poses to use. Payment to be made
In special tax bills. Plans and speci-
flcations may be seen at the office
of the City Clerk.
A certified check for 5 per cent
Of the amount bid shall accompany
each bid as e guarantee that the
successful bidder viii enter into the
contract within ten days from the
eate OF award and give bond in dou-
bic the amount bid. with good and
sufficient security.
The Council reserves the right to
.reje t any or oil bids.
a-lt ID. +. KETTER,
City Engineer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
REPUBLICAN

Attention Of the Republicans of
Audrain County Us called TO the
mass convention OF Republicans TO
be held in Mexico, Mo, Monday.
March 25th, at 1880 p. m. for the
purpose OF selecting delegates and
~alternatee to the State and Con-
Igr~esSs0nal Conventions, end to
TRANSACT such other business as
may properly come before the Con-
vention. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
MRS. JAS. T0WsON
WRITES OF TRIP
RObsrsa Okla March
Miss Jessie NcKean.

RObsrAu. oaA March
Miss Jessie NcKean.
Mexico. No
near fFtsnd.-
Well I have been promising my
self for several days l would write
you as I promised, We have been
having beautiful weather down mere
but * Is some cooler this morning;
I suppose = vas = breeze from home
letttns Us know Il IS stiii Nff
VI there. Earv garden IS 81 Mp
and potatoes are planted; 4
makes rs Zeal ike making garden
too.
Mrs Mcafaster and myself drove
over 70 Pensacola. Fla. last Thurs
day and returned home Sunday. Il
is Is mics from here. n b 70
miles to the Florida line; there
We cross the Perdido River; Il Is
about enc quarter Of a mile across at
the fewy. ane Is certainly a beau
tlful slgAt-so smooth and placid
As we drive 10 nc We nasa
under larEe live COX trees COT
cred With moss; It hangs from ths
boaghs. to within ten feeaN q The
GROUND. K hangs in clusters, SONS
three a. four feet long. ThT ilvs
oak hers resembles the water oak q
home. AKcr crossing the River, =
Is . most seagsifa roadway, mad'
by thu stale, and Is all convicl
work; K IS lust IKE driving rol
eighteen miles On paved streets, g
you know X IS delightful. Some o
tbs fEnest scenery. tall pines an'
great clusters Of Palmetto, on eacl
side OF the road for miles and on I
part of the way the small pinel
were growing on the edge Of en-
road. last like soldiers llned up Z
lei one pass. Pensacola Is a yer.
CID historical place, and i show
Us antiquity.
Friday morning we hired a motor
beat ana crossed Pensacola Bay 7
Santa Rosa Island and then wakes
on the beach Of the Gulf Of Mex
aeo; il WIS surely a grand sight
Nothing hnt white sand and wate'
IS Car as we could see. The ba'
was very rough and talk about be
ing rocked In a motor-hoat, "
surely were rocked. We are par
Ming a trip to the Gulf by way 9
Perdido Bay. or drive through. A
are Jas wen as usual. We c%ertairll
are enjoying our visit.
Mrs. MoMaster and ! have trie
to use every minute Of the tim
on the santa Rosa Island. wher
Ii old Spanish forts are nov occ1
pied by the United States Nav,
and have been reinforced to PIX
tect Pensacola Bay, and Just aoros
the Bay, the Navy yards are situa'
ed We also saw the cruiser Mon
gomery' in the Navy yard and, 9
this ship. IS where soldiers ar
trained fcf service, TO DO ready
any time to 90 into service.
We we're through the Navy yard
and saw the officers quarters; v
also saw the practlcing Flagstaff,
world judge about 100 feet hagl
" have met no one from HON
since leaving 81. Louis, We no
have violets in bloom and. II ! haV
time / WIN gather a few and sen
them to YOU.
Your friend,
MRS. j. n. TOWSoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
SUBURBAN HoME.

We offer 10 acres located iuss
outside of City Limits Of Mexico,
fire land. All buildings new, Z.
room house, barn end other out.
buildings. A bargain Il taken soon,
Variety Of fruit. Price 100000
Terms-1-2 Cash; balance time.
dwt North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
Interest paid on all depo'ls
North Missouri Trust y

Herbert Taylor OF Moberly
In this city Monday. He ~
mother, Mrs. Martha Taylor
has many wasm friends here !. /.
the best Of health and viii y
visit here this spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
Robinson
AMERICAN FLYER.
SOARING ABR0N

According 20 recent cables 4.
Nice. France the American aylsl~
Hugh Robinson. with Louis p,uIs,,
as a passenger. made a flight 81
the Mediterranean Sea n /
minutes duration, in Demonstrate
Of the Navy type Of cartiss IVA
aeropIane. Several French Nav (.
fleers Witnessed the flight and i.
pressed themselves as surprised
the ease with which the macss
arose from and allghted upon 4,
water.
The first Successful ~demonsratnl
OF the machine in Europe, W
made by Robinson in February n
machine used was the ore rscsnb
sold by the curtiss Company
iAaulhan. the French aviator III
aercplane builder. Robinson Ola|
the Curtisa office in New York Gu
TogarGnsh his flights as follows.
II made the flight 4
demonstrating the hydro purehaR
BY Paulhan. at Juan les Pins, ue
Nice. The demonstration was
perfect success, and in The eours 4
a 90 minute flight | aiiEhted rm|
The wate st least a dozen times N
arose NTH perfect ease after aA|
land.ng Tho water was D&
MANY wayes being as high as aa|
lset In spite Of this, hose4
the aliahtlng AID starting was us
witAsut difficulty or special
dent The flights attracted a ga|
crowd and tho enthusiasm dpplg
ed was remarkable I have 6u
ID many American elites, bot 4
who're ola no enthusiasm Of N
people equal that 81 ND crc'A
which witnessed the demoasua
OF me hydro hers Furlher dtas
STATIONS wln be made at Nee sa
b Carlo ana elsewhere. Great aR
est displayed in the machine.
a banquet was given ct he
aiao Juan les Pins for RpSss
and Louis Pau.han, II was araH
iat at the conclusion Of the
que. 10th men should ny vita
eengera ever the bay An enouSl|
! crowd gathered on the shore W
wind was very violent and q AeA
sea uas running, Other aVAis
thought flying Impossible but ~
inson decided on a fight
After gliding over The sui
Il the sea for a hundred yards
the hydroaeropiane rose $50 IS
and described two larse eTss
above the bay, Robinson then lHiAl
ed hack. intending to alight "a 4
sen Al strong wind from the r1
i~ntertered with the control ana I
was Obliged to make too saacen !
descent. As the floats Of bis ~
plane touched the water an mn'er'
wave caught the hack Of the
chine and overturned It RoOns'
was thrown forward and turned
eraI somaraaults, falling iafo tae
The ayiatar supported h'mseA Y
III help came He was not Apri
pliers scat Is directly IN from ]
the machine. 50 he was throsA
ward Instead of being dragged
tneatA It, The aeroplaae was p
wrecked. except the motor
was not damaged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Theodore sclb and wife are
home from Southern Missouri, They
found some Hand near Lebanon the
liked bus have not decided %
yeaye Audraln yet the Ledger
joins their many friends in hoping
fhes win continue to reside here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
NoTlcE o. AMNuAL MEErMe.

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETINe.
Foffice of North Missouri Trust Com
pany, March II. 1912.
The annual meeting Of the sock
holders 81 North Missouri TTuz'
Company Tor the election os diree-
tors AMI tie transaction OF such 9th
En- business as may come before Il
viii be ikid At the place Of business
Of the Company on the North Side
OF the Public Square, Mexico. Mo,
on Monday, March %. 1912, between
the hours Of . O'Clock a. m. and IL
M o. said day.
d2w2 w. ". Pollock. President.
J. G. Mandy, sec'y.
Mexico, Mo. IL, 1912,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Isaac Taylor is home from St.
LOUIS where he has been q patient
at st. Like's Hospital Mr.. Taglor's
many friends viii be sorry TO know
that he IS not much improved in
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

This morning four coaches of
the New York Central Twentieth
Century Limited plunged through the
ice into the Hudsoa River. A brok-
en- rail was the cauze Of the
No one was killed though
twenty were injured. nine seriously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Mrs. J. A. Giandon and daughter,
MISS Mildred, have returned to
their home in Columbia after a visit
in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

lace and Embroidery FouncAngs,
In all widths and prices at Pois-
sons. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
Stock and =
Farm News

cane-Ges. inrlualnz zee soaA-
|cnA xzave Ice hiss@.
Hogs $780, Ice hseher-
Ned and estA ass Us
Gooa heavg ice A<Is
R1ash heavy Sse = sN
RoasA hezry $50 a sSe
Lskk SIS a syN
ShespksaA Soeady
|CAicaro Cluse=
|WAsst Nay los - = rs July - 4
|ona Nay q Is B JuE u 50 =
Ia B
|onss nay = Is a IA 5ulv q "a
IA
Ra-k NAY 1881
lard May st2 n
RssS Nay $50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
SPLENDID SUBURBAN HOME

For Rent-Whzt is known as the
Jamea MetcaaE place. in northwest
Mexico, containing about three
acres, lots Of fruit OF al kinds, a
large strawberry bed. Splendid place
for raising poultry. Also zone house
hold goods. etc, for sale. Inquire 81
w. T. Keath, sO2 N. Clark avenue
MEXICO. No. ss-tf 5s4f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

T. A. Scott. Of the Live Stock Re-
at the National Stock
Yards in East 81. Louis. was here
on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

W. AZ sharp went 10 Mcberiy
"Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
John Furnish. who has been quite
al Of pneumonia, but IS improving,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

d. W Fitzpatrick, Cripple Greek.
and Q. e Lane and Fred Her
rington, Of Denver. Colo, are In Mex,
leo ON business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Tissue and Zephyr GlnghaIns. co..
ored and plain. voliles ard Mar.
quisetteg. all the new things In
Wash Goods, at PoiBson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Fred Hiner has returned home to
Pine Bluff. Ark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

J. C. Jesse spent Tuesday in Full.
ton at the bedside Of his sister who
Is not expected to live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14
FARM ron RENT.

For rent or sale, my farm OF f6 A.
4 IL miles south of Mexico. r. 3
THEo. H. MILLER.
wi Phone Locust l2l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

Room size Rugs. In Tapestry, Ak
minister and velvets from SO
apiece and up. at Polzson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-14

b.. Marvin Yates vas here from
Fason ds week