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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-11
Isle Royals.

The Isle Royale Copper company Il
huslly engaged in rcmodeline the wash
department in the stamp mill. Con.
crete floors are being laid u reolaro
old wooden floors, new ana add.aonal
concentrating tables are 10 be Installed
and the old tim" round tables. or bud
dies are being torn out 10 make plac,
for Whitley slime tables. one of III
stamp heads is also being oyerhaulei
and when the work is completed thcr,
Will probably be little need Of rtpair
work Tor years 10 come. The company
should have greater milling facilities
L" handle The increased tonnage that
VIII com" as q result Of development
work done and planned, but as the
sand room below is limited, no add.-
ton To the plant can be made. The
tlings dump. i'm Big Portage lake. al
ready encroaches on the harbor lire
and il win probably be necessary 10
elevate the waste sands from the mill
within the next few years. surplus
roci; from the mine is to be mlllod in
The CentennidI-Alloucz mill on Torres
AXE.
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from one to two points further losses
were added TO the more active issues.
Annalsamated sold down to 7O6s and
closed at 7O@s only fraction advance
This compares with yesterdays closing
12ls.
The coppers sold off with the big
market and those that had the great
est advance We're the weakest. II. a. s.
tyranny Chino, G. K \. and c. x II.
al SHOW net declines for the day.
Homestake and iron Blossom docIar-
ed regular dividends
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Sept. 20 oct. I, IL. IS.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the COMMIT, .,
Houghton.
AT session Of said Court. held =,
the Probate Office in the Village of
Houshton, in said County. on the
-"th day of september A. -. 1913.
Present; Hon. Geo. c. Bentley, Judge
Of Probate . .
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Annie
Sattcrlcy, Deceased.
William q. Satterley. Administered
oil SAID Estate, having filed in s,id
curt his petition PRAYING that IN,
timc Tor the presentation IL elaine
against said estate be limited and that
a. TIM" and place be- appointed 10 re-
o'iv' examine and adjust all claims
ana demands against said deceased 10,
and before said Court
VI Is Ordered That four no,,bs
rom this date be allowed for crodi,ors
10 present claims against said estate.
II Is Further Ordered, That tho 9th
Jay oil January 1914, at ten o'cloc,
IN The forenoon, at said Probate or.
nee, be and is hereby appointed for the
examination and adjustment % all
claims and demands against said do
ceased and that notice thereof be
giv"n by publication once each week
''r three successive weeks preyloug ~
Stid day Of hearing in tho caIyroe,
news "a newspaper printed and clrou.
lated in said County
lSeal) GEO. q. BENTLEY.
A true copy. Judro r., pro,a,.
LillaS u. Mitchell.
Register If Probate.
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Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear & Co..

This Is Of the stable coppcrs on the board
both as 10 returns The and the stability OF
the market price for its shares the fluctuations are
| seldom a point daily
MARKET AND MINING BRIEFS
An'alsameted directors viii within the next tN.,
weeks 10 take action tho quarterly dividend No change
s expected change made in the Anaconda rat.
which company Amalagamated depends in disbursipg
dividend.
Old Dominion announced production Of 1899 tons
for tho month Of September Of - tons over
tho amount produced August
Greene Cananea reports that there tons
copper produced during month of September at its
ria't This is H. the previous month and
about output past four months They
ais" report production of 19i3i9 silver ana
nc ounces gold
Tan,aracks working force has been reduced 70 tho
minimum, although the payroll now exceeds 100 men,
y" efforts being made mining at the prop
'riN, the men employed being departments and
care takers. Pumping is also being continued
of the shafts. The of this work is estimated
To- Boz in excess Of 81 80 including taxes eastern
office
Washoe smeter operations yesterday after an
dlaness of Necessary repairs made to the
ue system While this repair was being done the
o'ncontrator worked capacity, is not es-
umatc7 the decrease in the output for the month Of
ortober viii 100000 pounds
Rio Tinto's railroad strike again trottcd
out.
Railroads Of the Mississippi are expected to file
"a per tariff Increase
Calumet & HecIa rock shipments yesterday were III
the largest for any day the resumption
OF milling, This is equivalent than $500 tons
ar "u"-half of normal shipments preceding strike
Cactus stockholders have circular intimatng
l'ns for reorganization under way. Company has
also taken option a property in the state of Wash
npton which has mill full equipment 1t is es-
tltHaed that with outlay of $4,000 the property, can
ht put in shape to handle 30 tons of caiIy.
Old Colony NJ. % the Mayrowcr
lode depth 1886 and demonstrated have
width 81 feet this point and according
uark OF President Fay, IT well mineraIizcd
Godfcld Consoldateds estimated Septem-
ere $4,000 net \ 27,965 tons of ore were
uiueG during the month. which is 5000 less than
u. the previous month The August $19s-
700. September earnings only equal fifty
per annually.
Anaconda Copper company filed suit against the Pilot
Suite company 60 prevent the latter mining a body
,f ore ON the 220O level claimed by the Anaconda
onpany The apex law is the Of almost endless
itigation in the Butte camp.
Braden Copper company treated 77SOI tons OF In I
,onbcr from which were produced G6G Of blister
orper s,rhis IS a Of ego August
reduction which record breaker" !
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MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS

balance Of f2.7i6.2i9. and IL is further
stated that the progress Of the last
year has increased the probabilities
which have been strong from the first
that eventually the company will
] treat upward Of 10000 ions per uay. or
I oh1.u11 tons per AMMAN.
This may later involve The ssh, of
additional securities Go nnaGre the
construction Of larger mill. but r
viii NOT De anything ukc the same
proportion. 50 tEat the probabilities
Tor earnings per share greatly m cx.
cess OF those indicated in The original
report are excellent" the circular
states
Within the last few months. how
ever Il has been determined that this
company viii make. perhaps, as radi-
cal a departure in tile treatment az
copper ores. By n process which Is. in
some respects, quite bold departure
from those heretofore used i'm the
treatment Of such ores. but whose er-
fciency has been thoroughly proven.
the company viii be- able 10 slough
On the greater part OF the onn-g gold.
bearing portion Of the mineral M tho
first operation.
This determination in the last year.
That the Alaska Gold mines will DO /
able 20 employ simple and efficient /
process, that vii extract very high /
percentage of the gold values OF the
re. has, in the minds of those who
re- perhaps, most competent 10 judge.
increased the intrinsic value of tho
naies f1ily as much as the ore de-
'elopmentS AT the property"
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Alaska Gold peuelopmsnts.

Hayden. stone * Co are issuing a
threo-rggc circular on Alaska Cold
Mines company setting for tie The uu-
Irrer1npa Developments al the props
uE .o date. tne expectations as "a
greatly increased ore reserves. and the
status 81. instruction WORK.
HIS stated THAT on july u tho Alas
i. .-- Mines .nmuuuE had ensh
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LOST

LOS I--Diamond stick pin SATURDAY
night corner 5th and Elm SITS. Find.
1T ret'lEh TO News office. Reward. If
LpSI-on Fifth ST between Y. NJ
g A. and Pine st.. class pln be,rin,.
inscription Coli. s. 90" Reward II
returned to News office. =,
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FARM LANDS
FREE TRIP TO

FAI.M BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
on NOV. 18th.
We want to interest a few good men
in different communities To represent
purchasers clubs on our excursion on
Nov 4th. No excessive work on rep
resentativc's part as we help to or
gdni2e cluh for YOU.
This IS simply our form of adyer-
USING. W. want To- show our. stat,
to y"il-and if your are pleased want
YOU to represent us in Your commun-
itN upon yuuI return.
For particulars write Bryant 4
Greenwood, 1901 Westminster Rldr.,
Chicago. H. ~
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JUG" Mahoncy of Chicago's NUM-
cipaI court holds early Sunday morn
ing sessions.
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HDoN'T THROW 1T AWAY!

TEVERYTHING YOU HAVE ABOUT
THE PREMISES is sALARLE.
NSOmEeoDY WANTS 1T. MANY
PEOPLE ARE EADING THE
NEWS EVERY DAY. THEY HAVE
MONEY WITH WHICH TO BUY
w n AT you HAVE TO SELL.
OoNT PUT 1T AWAY-sELL 1T
NOW.
\ The THING MILL FIND BUYERS.
DON'T you FEAR.
GPHoNE 2oe.
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ANY LADY can earn $1,000 weekly
Copying letters spare time at home
Rooklet 10 cents In silver. Tells how.
American Gaping Association
Washington, -. g. II
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FOR SALE.

TOR HNi.f;--Mcdtrn cighl-room hon.o
''''b. E'@S south Cal. Ave, CaIu.
-tr
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CURB STOCKS

J. \. Minnear & Co. say today
The decline continues and today
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE-Wednesday Octo-
Der 18th 2o23 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
Contents of largest stable in Chicago.
100 horses and farm mares; 100 sets
harness. Lot Of buggies, surrcys.
sieishs. J.. ON 4 Sons. Downes Auc-
t,oneer. -
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WANTED.
Help wANTEp-FEMALE

WANTED-Competcnt, English speak
ing cook. Apply Mrs. r. w. Halsey,
1888 Calumet ave. If
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-11

Capt. II. ". Otis is dead in Rruns-
wick. Ne, ased 90 years and months.
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SALESMAN.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnishod nat. Electric
Iisht' steam heat Pa Calumet ~
between Second and Third, Laurium.
If
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FOR SALE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

WE WILL PAY YOU $4,000 To dis
tfipu'e religious literature in your
r"mmunit Sixty days work. Exper.
renee not required. Man or woman.
Opportunity for promotion. Spare time
may be used. international glblo
Press. 1912 Arch St, Ihiladelphio
Sept. g, 10, 20, q; Oct 4 II
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PERSONAL.

"HHff-Hnudreds OF wealthy cali
iorn'dhs seeking marriage. Photos
ana INSCRIPTIONS free. Mission Unity.
h-''z' san Francisco. Cal. oc;. 4
- Is, -; Nov. /, s. -. y; Dec ?
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FOUND

pu Np-Litile Spitz dog. owner can
nave same By calling At 100 Irouols
-Lrcct. Y y Thompson. -,
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STOCKS
eosToE STOCKS.

From Paine, Wsbber & Co.. and
Gay & Stursis.)
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AGENTS.

WILL PAY reliable man or woman
$3.50 To distr!but 100 free pkgs.
Fcrlumod BoraX Soap Powder among
friends. No money required. Ward
EoraX Co, ZIG Institute, Chicago u
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Tho regular quarterly dividend Of fifty cents per sfa,o
las been announced ts issue payable November 15tl,
I" stock OF record November lst This is the seventh
quarterly dividend of "a tc amount disburscd by tha
company and it calls Tor the payment about 1876 900
When The convertible feature Of the entire bond issue .
taken advantage Of there will 10 outstanding 1926
s"f's cut Of q total Capitalization 100000 shares
l1ao'a'y an the bonus have been converted for there
f only }t'ooo that Rad not been on January
l on t7 year. according 60 the report and since
'lvt Time this amount has been reduced
output af CHS company for the month or September
IKE t.at ot some Of the other "poThyry properties
shaved 30 tl',t off aud only 2GSsGOO pounds az
compared With 100000 for tho preceding month, Thu
sento"ter ee1ros jus, about an average monthly
PRODUCTION far this year.
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This Is Of the most stable coppcrs on the board
both as 10 returns The the stability OF
the market price for its shares the fluctuations are
| seldom a nnlnt dailv-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
STAY IN MISSOURI.
Better Lands, Shorter Winters
and Home Markets.

After investigating the expense,
connected with getting chance in
the land drawing at the cominu
opening of the Fort Peck Indian
Reservation, in Northern Montana.
which is to bc opened tu home
steadersbN the govcrnmcur -oouthc
Executive Committee ottbr South
east Missouri Development, A--or-
alton, at II meeting in ST. Louis
last week issued an open letter
warning against taking part i'm
the land drawing.
Members of the committee con
tend that when the cost Of the land.
if Il site is drawn, is taken into con
sideration, coupled with the en-
pences of the journey and hard
ships to be met while waiting for
the drawing, Southeast Missouri
offers far better opportunities for
investment.
The letter, which was sent to
newspapers and civic organiza-
tons throughout the Southeastern
section of the state, follows:
The government has made ar
rangements to open a million and
a third acres of land in Northern
Montana. Great efforts are
being made to persuade our people
to spend their good money in rail
road fare and expenses, merely ON
the chance of drawing piece of
land which will cost from -. 20 to
81 an acre, plus all these expenses.
In view of the fact that South
east Missouri offers land rs cheap,
all things considered and much
more to be desired, we hope YOU
will investigate thoroughly before
spending your good money in this
way. Missouri offers half the
length Of Montana S winters; it
IolfcrS homo markets, fine health
conditions, fertile soil and an
abundance of fine water and un-
surpassed social conditions. Nine
out of ten Missourians, after lcav-
ing the state, wish they could get
} back. Don't be one of these.
Spend your money at home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
TWO REVIVAL MEETINGS.
A Fatal Auto Accident-Farmers
Cutting Corn.

High Hill District, Mo, Sept.
S.--Still dry and hot.
Cutting corn or fodder is the
farmers work now Everyone IS
at it in order to have rougtncss
FOR stock.
John Rediger and W.T." wore
called to Illinois last week. His
brothers wife and an adopted
daughter were killed in an auto
mobile accident. They were
crossing the railroad track and
the engine went dead. The train
struck the auto and it caught
fire. The men made their escape
but the women were burned.
L. l.. Spencer is hauling sand
for concrete work.
Emmett Sims and wife of near
Mexico visited at his fathers, J
Q. Sims, Sunday.
Mrs. w. ID. Pulls and children
of Centralia visited at b. f
Pulls from Saturday until Wed.
nesday. w. d. is in. a protracted
meeting in Howard county.
Edwards and Sellers have theil
silos filled.
Leda Miller Spivy, wife OF
Bruce Spivy of Dakota, is here
visiting her mother and a host OF
other relatives.
Edgar Sims little baby girl
has been sick but is better.
John Botkm was sick part
of last week, is better at this
writing.
Mrs. j. L. Lanham has been al
her fathers, j. w. Roberts, soutl
of Centralia. putting up fruit.
Protracted meeting is in pro
gress at New Hope Baptis
church. The pastor is doing al
the preaching.
Mrs. Charley Quisenberry i
very i'll.
Protracted meeting at tn
MinOnite church the past week
Rev. Zimmerman Of Kansas Cit,
is here. Several have joined.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
MARTINSBURG ITEMS.

Miss Flora Wilson Of Jones
burg visited friends here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Friedman visited
Miss Nellie Sharp in Wellsvilla
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Stallings Of Mex
leo who has been visiting friends
here the past week returned to her
home Thursday.
Mrs. c. Y. Peyton and Miss
Ruth visited relatives in Wells
vile Thursday.
Miss Susie Wilburn made Il
business trip to Benton City
Thursday.
Mrs. Dick Debo visited her
mother in Mexico Friday.
c. E. Pike of Macon was home
here between trains Friday.
DR.. L. T. Carr made a business
trip to Mexico Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. French and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noel attend
ed the ChautauVa in Montgom-
cry City Friday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Pike visited
friends in Centralia Friday.
John Machin of Mexico visited
friends here Sunday.
A. B. Cluster spent Saturday
and Sunday with homefolks in
Middletown.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
The c. W. B. N. Society.

The Mexico G. w. B. NJ. me
at the Christian Church las
Thursday afternoon and gave &
social for members of the Van
dalia and Benton City AuXiliaries
quite number of whom were
present.
The program was as follows:
Leader, Mrs. j. I'll. Wilkins.
Song.
Scripture Lesson, 2 Tim. 1:8
Mrs. French.
Prayer, Mrs. Ella Willis.
Preaching the Word," Mrs
ShulIenberger.
Quartet, Mesdames Wilkins
Locke, Dry and Jesse.
Quiz, leader.
Questions and Answers, Noun
tain Schools" Mrs. Flemming.
Mission Lecture, Miss Houston
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
Twelve New Bridges.

The Mexico Eight Mile Road
Commission is busy every week.
They have ordered gasoline
concrete mixer and are soon to
put in II new bridges. The farm
ers are donating the hauling Of
the material. The new bridges
or culverts will be located as fol-
lows:
One near d. l.. Rogers, north
east of Mexico; parth of Fred
Norris III same section; near
Frank Model same section, near
Otto Kunkel same section, near
George Robertson same section,
north of Carter school house,
north of this city, north of A. n
Day north of Mexico, northwest
OF Mexico, road west of Champs
near NARROW Shock, two on Cross
State Highway east of Mexico,
one near NJ. r. Pierce northeast
of this city.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
A LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
Mexico Is to Decide if Saloons
Are Wanted Any Longer,

Nexico's best citizens are de-
termined that the city shall have
q say thru its voters whether we
want the saloon any longer.
Many think the saloon is relic
belonging to the Dark Ages and
that it is time that progressive,
clean city like Mexico should
relcgate it to the junk pile. Ac-
cordingly last Sunday a repre-
sentative bunch of men from
each of the churches of the city,
about % in number, held meet
inc at the Baptist church and
after a discussion of the situation
here decided to go into the fight
at once. A mass meeting was
called to meet at the Court House
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night to
begin the preparations. Every
body interested is urged to be
present. The following com,
mittee was appointed to attend
to the preliminary arrangements
for organization: j. w. Dry,
chairman Il. A. Shannon, DR.. w.
l.. Reed, f. II. Parker and W. A..
Sharp. This committee will nom
mate officers and report a plan
for constitution and bylaws.
The die is cast, and the days
for the saloon in Mexico and Au-
drain county are about numbered.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
Representative to State Fair.

County School Superintendent
Clyde Johnson will conduct an
examination in Mexico Saturday
to select a representative at the
State Fair School for Boys. Ques-
tions in arithmetic, geography
and grammar will be submitted.
The applicants also will have to
write an essay Of $50 words on
corn growing. Boys between the
ages of II and II are eligible to
take the examination. The one
receiving the highest grade will
go to the State Fair with expenses
paid. Any other special teachers
examinations necessary will be
given at that time.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
To Increase Egg Production.

The following dispatch was sent
from this city to the metropolitan
press last week:
Many farmers are arranging
with the Audrain County Farm
Adviser, f. W, Rusk, to have
their output of eggs and place
Audrain County first in the State
for the production of eggs instead
fourth. Arrangements are being
made with b. b. ~moot, a grad
uate of the State College of Ag-
riculture and resident of Aud
rain County, to do this work.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11

James Chapman had two
loads of good beeves on the
market recently and sold for
1915. They weighed 1850
pounds.
V. NJ. Morgan of Indianapolis,
Ind, sold his $50 acre farm, the
north part of the Jim Robson
place, to Mr.. Muff, of Springfield,
Ill.
John Hamilton and Chas.
Weaver each have a new living
well on their farm.
Jim Crosswhite bought his
fathers place, 110 acres, at 500
per acre.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11

The injunction case in the Cir
cult Court last week of j. w. Sex
ton VS.. :. j. Browne Jr., to pre-
vent defendant from cutting hedge
along the highway on the property
owned by defendant, was dismiss
ed us to both sides by the court
Friday. Each side is to pay its
own costs. The courts action
leaves the situation just where ii
was before legal action was insti-
tuted.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
Assessments Raised

The County Board of Equaliza-
ton raised the assessed valuation
of the following Mexico merchants
last week:
Arctic & Storage Co., 500 to
$500.
Cotton Lumber Co., $1,000 to
$1,000.
f. A. Dearing, $500 to $3.50.
Guthrie & Son, 500 to $3.50.
Llewellyn & Sons, $4,000 to
$1,000.
Mexico Music Co., $3.50 to
$1,000.
Mexico Brick & Fire Clay Co.,
$3.50 to 81, 900.
Mexico Variety Store, $3.50 tc
$1,000.
sam Morris, $500 to $3.50.
Pitcher Jewelry Co., $4,000 tC
$4,000.
Otis Purdy, $4,000 to $4,000.
VIM. Pollock NJ. & E. Co.,
$1,000 to So, 900.
f. nj. Ragsdale, $1,000 tC
$4,000.
F. A. Sannebeck, $500 to $500
j. E. Sterner, 81 ,25O to 81, 800
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11

Rev. 7. NJ. Grimmett of Fulton,
pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church
at Molino, closed a 17-day revival
meeting at said church last week,
the revival resulting in 21 addi-
uons to the church, Is by baptism
and three by letter. The meeting
was very successful one. Rev.
urlmmett was assisted by Rev.
williamson of Kansas City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
SOME INTERVIEWS.

II. l.. Wakefield: | am a SER
want of Uncle Sam carry the mail
on a route in st. Louis. | have
Il day job. The man who has my
route at night is SO years old, and
he S as lively as Il cricket. He
had choice of my place but
wouldn't take it. Yes, I'm a
brother of your John j. Wake
field, who is moving from his farm
into Mexico. I'm up here while
on a vacation to see my relatives.
] like st. Louis but in some re-
CARDS it's bad old town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
Mt. Zion Meeting.

On Wednesday night, Sept.
3rd, we closed our meeting at the
Molino Baptist church, having
continued into the third week.
Bro. S. c. Williamson of Kansas
City assisted the pastor and was
much liked by the entire com
munity. We can say that we
were greatly blessed in our eff
forts. There were q additions to
the church, Is by baptism and
three by letter Not only was
the meeting helpful to our church
but also help to the entire COM
munity. We thank all for their
cooperation with us.
T. NJ. GRIMMETT,
., Pastor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11
Three Divorces.

There were three DEGREES for
divorce granted in the Circuit
Court Monday-Margaret Moore
VS.. Frank Moore. Melvina Sci
vers VS.. w. j. SEWERS, and Tina
Tillman VS.. Samuel Tillman.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-09-11

The Browns of Mexico defeat
ed the Vandalia base ball team on
the latter's grounds last Satur-
day. The score was 4 to 2. Joe
Kistler of the Mexico team suf-
fered a disjointed thumb, hit by
a ball.