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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-09
THE LOCAL FIELD
Brief Happenings of Interest Concerning People and Events
in and About Sank Centre.

A son was born to Mr.. rnd Mrs.
David Beck of Kandota township. on
Monday night.
We want to buy all the poultry you
have to SELL Sank Centre Meat q
Mercantile Co. ADV. If.
Edith Gates left Saturday morning
for Long Prairie. She will teach near
that town the coming year.
Merle Pangburn came in from her
school Saturday morning to spend
the week end with her parents
DIR. E. J. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
left last week for their annual duck
hunt in the vicinity Of Dalton.
Mrs. Theodore Dock left last week
to join her husband at Barrett, Mimi,
where he is engaged in business.
Harriet Wheeler who has charge of
the Domestic Science department in
the Brooten consolidated school spent
Sunday with her mother.
Henry Borgmann and, wife gave a
little supper party to Geo. Borgmann
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Irish on Sunday evening.
Fancy home grown apples, very
cheap at Bishops. Buy now, these
are the cheapest apples you will get
this year. L. S. Bishop Co.
For first class modern up-to-date
Hotel, nothing better anywhere at
popular prices, remember the Beau
fort Hotel of Minneapolis. Mimi. adv
Lawrence Dombovy and bride of
Little Falls spent Sunday in Sank
Centre, guests at the home of the
gentleman's brother, V. J.
Buy Chase & Sanborn Coffee at
Bishops 22-25-26-3O-35 and 4Oc cost.
Grades always uniform, quality the
best for the price. l.. S. Bishop Co.
adv
Mrs. Fannie French Morse, Superin-
tendent of the Girls Home School re-
turned Friday from a trip to Minnea-
polls where she delivered several ad-
dresses.
j. A. Caughren made trip to
Rochester last week and was examin-
ed in the Mayo hospital and the
report of the examination was very
satisfactory to him.
Rev. S. L. Michel left Tuesday for
the twin cities to be gone about three
weeks. The regular services in the
Episcopal Church will be held during
his absence by supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Compton autoed
up to Evansville Friday and brought
home their daughter Ruth who is !.
teaching near that place to spend the
week end in good town.
Sister Rlondina, of St. Cloud, who
taught in the Sisters school in this
city from 1899 to 1904, and who has
not been back for nine years arrived
Monday night for visit with her old
friends.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Schwartz was gladdened by the arri-
val of fine baby girl. The young
lady seems to like her new surround
ings and will probably remain with
the family Indefinitely.
Spring chickens and old hens are
very high now, why hold them until
cold weather comes and then get less
then you can get now, and feed them
besides. Sank Centre Meat & Mer-
camille Co. Adv. If.
Kirk L. Steare and wife arrived in
Sank Centre Saturday night. Mr.
Steare will make this city his head
quarters and travel for Deere, Weber
Company taking the place of A. G.
MCGOWAN. They have taken rooms
with Mrs. Eliza Brown where they
will stay until they can secure suit
able house.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-09

Fancy Jersey sweet potatoes at
Bishops. adv
Rev. Father Artz took trip to
Grey Eagle on Friday.
Mrs. A. johnson spent Sunday in
Alexandria, visiting friends.
John Egan and Matt Miller were
fair visitors to Glenwood, Friday.
d. w. Shear of Willard, made a
business trip to this city Tuesday.
Mr.. Kulenkamp of st. Paul is the
guest of his brother E. Kulenkamp.
Vienna coffee has the favor; get a
can at McCracken & Burgess. adv.
Mrs. Henry Deters visited Fergus
Falls Friday night returning Satur-
day.
A. NJ. Wallace left Tuesday. morn
ing for several days absence in st.
Paul.
DIR. and Mrs. J, A. Dubois returned
Saturday from their trip to the twin
cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dicks returned
Friday from short visit in the twin
cities.
The Merchants National Bank has
installed a new heating plant in it's
building.
Miss Anna Anderson left Friday for
St. Johns N. ID. where she will spend
the winter.
Ivan Brunskill who spent the sum-
mer with friends in Montana, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Earl Rose and children from
Melrose arrived Friday for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. H. ID. Galley, nee Abbie White
more, visited with the family of j. II.
Simonton on Friday, of last week.
Mrs. Fernholz returned from St.
Josephs hospital, where she has
been receiving medical treatment.
DR.. Lamb took Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.
Aygarn and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen to
the Pope County Fair last Thursday.
H. r. Halvorson of Thief River
Falls, formerly IN the furniture bust
ness in this city was in town this
week.
The Baptist Ladies will serve a
Coffee at the home Of Mrs. Mary Ly-
man Friday at 2. p. m. Everybody
invited. 1
Mrs. S. L. Ingram returned Salur-
day from Minneapolis where she has
been visiting among relatives and
friends.
Nels Homqulst came down from
Clarlssa Saturday morning to visit
his daughter who is attending the
high school.
Mrs. Clark who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs Roy Working left
Friday morning for an extended visit
to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Carson were
Sank Centre visitors on Saturday,
driving over from Glenwood in their
Car.
A business education acquired at
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI, enables you to obtain a
good position. Adv.
Isaac Lyman of Minneapolis broth
er Of Mrs. S. M. Bruce arrived Friday.
He will spend his vacation hunting
ducks with Geo. Fish.
Mrs. DR.. ii. L. Lamb returned from
her St. Paul visit on Thursday even
ing. She was accompanied by her
sister Mrs. r. A. Stone.
N. ID. Barker alias Buffalo. Bill"
former editor of the Sauk Centre
Avalanche, was in town over Saturday
and Sunday. He is now travelling for
the Intertype Machine Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
sosrHeAsr sE

asz Harry Kns o. Craig. Nst
came Tsssday 10 r.sit be- par
ents ana osser relatives and f-s'is
Misses ZeEA an1 Alma BrOEn aav
refarned from RirtsviIle where the
=.tezesd SIMMER school
wiaifred strtto1 has been quite
~ the pass week
Eraest johnson o. Mexico with hi
family we're out riding IN this neigh
borhood Sunday Il their neE Ford
Frank Obey Is entertaining his IA
Their from nlinoia
The Mexico ChautauqnA viii be Il
Eastholm shIs year. the same Location
as two years aga
Thos Miller s5ssi a few days q
Galway cosnrr last week.
The Presbyterdan Ladies Aid met
with Mrs Be7 waddington last
Thursday afteruooa There was
very good attendance Considering th'
hot day.
We appreciate the rain Mon
day morning but would rejoice in
having an ail-day rain, or a good
hard rain Of some kind
A great many people are hauling va
ter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

quick dark eyes. In a face thai
rather express goodwill than any
thing else; but in a quiet unass1m
ing way he governs his large odIe'
opening cut Of the Speakersroom q
Systematically that there is never co1
.asi8n or uncertainty, even through
the intense excitement OF a PresIdel
rizl campaign vhea Mr. Clark Is ths
leading candidate with Bassford right
on the firing line He Is forty years
old. the acme Of energy, but so quet
abort it that one hardly reaEzes thai
anything is doing tn il Is done. He
never appears to be busy, but hun.
dreds have learned that IL they want
anything done It IS 4 good idea to &c
Basssord to do it. He sits al a CO
lossal desk in the center Of the Of
flee. near the door to the Speakers
private room AID directly before the
main entrance. ready for visitors OF
rails from the Speaker. while he
turns Of public business with a delib-
Grafton. accuracy and rapidly which
astonish one
He began life IN the newspaper
fed. out in Missouri and was natur-
ally caught Up IN the whirl OF politics
which dropped him IN Washington;
oat IL could not rob him AZ his love
o. Nature He can tell you the nam
and nature Of every tree in the Capt.
toll grounds. and, IN spite Of bust
ness be has explored every pictnr
nook and corner about wash
Ingtnn."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
WITH THE KING FROG HUNTER
ON THE GASC0NADE RIVER

fBy Jozard Coztsworth. Just HON,
from Raupsey Springsl
Col Leslie Ferris King Frog Hunt
e.. IS al home" to his friends a
Rampsey Springs. on the Gasconad,
RfTsr, where the bull frogs grow t.
proportions Of spring chickens anG
tax even Mr. Ferris known ability
to catch them.
Friends who have returned froer
he camp say that the River is alive
vith fish, and the woods abound witt
game Of all kinds that might tempt
the average hunter. But not SO Col
Ferris. As the twilight deepens and
the first w%hippoorwiIls begin their
plziHdye call, Col Ferris may be see
7olishing bis lantern and listening. al
ways listening for the first distant
bellowings
When this most awful Of nocturnal
1oises Is heard, all Is action in camp,
and soon the frog boat with the King
Hunter in the bow and a steersman
behind Is floating along the bang.
and as the light plays back and
forth along the bank the frog box be-
gins to fill
Col Ferris Is alone at present
and promises q splendid time to any
Of bis friends who may VISIT him. The
Gasconade is a beautiful River OF
clear water and flows through a
country that is wild and picturesque
enough to satisfy anyone who wants
70 get next to nature. Rampsey
Springs has a reputation among Meg
leo campers s an ideal location.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

he New YORK Independent. in an
Illustrated article o. "Nea We Are
watching has the following 70
say regarding Wallace Bzssfocd. o.
this city. Secretary Of Speaker Of
the House Clark:
~UaR&iOoably amoag the brsies
and there are those who add
among the most ensedTe-m1 al
Tia Hgase end Of The Capitol. Is one
whose Hight shines under a b1shel-
and the susasi IS the title -Secrsts-
y 10 The Speaker. wallace Bass
ford holds that otdcs-and fills Il
Speaker cl2rk Is an sEesl1ent Judge
Of men-and distinctly loyz to a
mar Whenever he finds one worthy
Of f. He brought Bzssford with
him from Missouri when he first
cane . Congress nineteen years
ago. and Bassfo7d has been his secre
tsry svsF since. And to be sscreta-
to the Speaker IS but little less
difficult and delicate a task than to
Be a successful secretary to the
President 1t means power and lnflu-
eaca but Z means this cs the result
q keen insight, qaiek vii. shreEd d.
paomacy unlimited Information, IN
ending courtesy and above an. untlr-
ms pafiszce
Basaaond possesses an Of these
q aliiles de Is cordial wilhou, stint
He y every ores frlead as long as
friendship Is Possible-and 4 Is bet
ter TO iet X Be possible He Is not
large man. rather slight. with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
AGAINST OPEN
,-E 81 nksseo Az cot

NuFFLER PASSED BY CSeS'l
Al TIE reEzi@ meeting q the
CIV crancl. Noatay evening Wn.
n Asknsoas orzia3aos wkiag II
= uisaensanor 70 drive Ar autnmooi'
10 equipped wih = z1f1er. passed
vnarsaoasly. A nns q as for sueh
ss-se = provided
NJ. Atkinsoais ordnance provsdins
Il heSxT penalty for any person Con-
rcsed q driving vrotor vehicle
l~,sroush the streets q MEXICO While
Il, A intoxicated c0ndiHos pissed
uuauimonsly. A nne o. not less
lthsu as nor uors than 500 is pro
used Tor the first offense: for the
isecoaa oneuss he penalty Is a fire
q. nos lessshan so aor more than
500 or Imprisonment IN the Gala
lbooss o. 90 days
Wr Haniy's ordnance letting q cor
tract for a vaIk aioag the property
os Mrs. SHEPPARD passed unanimously
nr. RoshvcIra ordinance fixing the
licenses OF brokers passed unanimous
b. IN general he ordinance proyis-
IS a license Of $500 per year for
general brokerage business; s2se per
year Tor brokers who negotiate pur-
chases or sales Of goods, wares. mss
chandise. produce or grain; SIS a
year for smaller brokers
FL. weinand was granted re
neNsi Of his saloon lieeense-
supt p. N. Williams. Of Els.
wood cemetery. reported II burials
for the pas, Eaoath, 10 whites and I
negro
Dr. Rothwell. chairman Of the com
mlttee 10 investigate A. NJ Tnmbles
new building asked for more time
whioh vas allowed
Mr.. Atkinson reported bills 70
The mount Of sl12s 20. which were
allowed.
Mr.. Atkinson, OF the Finance com.
mlttee, gave the financial statement
as follows; balance in general fund,
s2774l0; balance in sewer fund.
s2os22; balance in library fund, 81
1886; cemetery fund overdrawn.
sss.7s.
Robert Meaefee, representing Ms
Maggie Moore appeared before the
Council and said the walk along the
property at the corner Of East Mon
roe and Agricultural streets viii be
fixed in a short time. More time was
granted.
On motion Of Mr. Sanford it vas
voted 10 have the Councilmen Of
the First Ward and City Engin-
eer investigate the proposed exten-
sion Of the sewer from North JEFF.
ferson street on Maple Street
Mr.. Atkinson moved to adjourn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

The trip is often made by wagon
and requires but two or three days.
One incident which happened jus
a few nights ago is too good t
keep. Col. Ferris made his night
raid Of the frog inhabitants, and
having secured enough booty, tie.
Up his boat, blew out his lantern
and retired for the night.
All was quiet until about mid
night, when on the opposite bank o
the River a heard the loud croak
ing Of a bull-frog. SO noisy was
this fellow Col Ferris was awakened
from a deep sleep. He listened Z
minute and turned over to continue
his sleep.
But again the same "croak, croak
called cut The Frog King raised
up in bed The croaking confined Ii
was too inch for the hardened frog.
catcher. He couldn't resist the Sir
ems call.
He o from bed, dressed and
lit his lantern He stole silently to
the River bank. The loud croaking
Of The free-bearted never ceased.
The boat was tied fast and Col
Ferris had some trouble in ~unfasten-
ing it He manipulated It. how
ever. and pushed the boat quietly
into the water.
But here the conqueror fell-yes.
fell head foremost inh the deep,
cold water and IS be aross. a loud
splash told him bis victim had also
taken to the water and was gone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

Pleasant Greea sSAod cozze1oe<
AuEuzt Il. Mss NHg G1fna IS ~
tsaeAer.
Ma c H Diekey 5 Improving nsce
T.
r r Dszlins i hzEzs a barn to'
San sydsnEtvks. stTS1
lanes wisdoz Is elzEing for "
ing vAfer. We Ao7s he nay hnd I
as he has beea hznllng wz,s 81
sore tine
E~veryrhsng OF tie ~wGIk- is s1
aas burning 10.
n. Todd booghi - balsS o. sr@S
lsydeastgker for sigs ana two calves
AZ Sc per n
Dr.. odd bouEhi % bales q sTTH
fIou J ". wny a, ssa Per toa
Mrs udcl Msran % loEA s visit
ing relatives a. CsafuaHA fr .
noash g .sgn, sas sp~as a fsT
days last week VIII " T. Chiek Rae
anily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
VANoALlA. NO. HAS COOP Ram.

VANDALlA, NO. HAS COOP RA,N
Fsndalia. No. Aug. IL
An inch and threequarters Of ra,r
ieii here this uorning, the heaviest
ram since April. It is too late /,
Dc Of much benefit to corn. wa,s,
: very scarce and many farmers az,
mailing water for their stock.
Don Plummer. OF Astoria. M. and
m'As Elsie Arnold. Of McDonourh.
W. a wen dressed. nlce-appearinr
young couple, we're married bv y,dvo
W " Bolts at bis office IN M
-oaH House. Wednesday morning
ae Jude says the groom was awr,,,v
H~'saiened or very nervoua. Anv
way he forgot TO pay for the care.
And likewise the 1udre
ne was 50 fascinated by the win.
soane smiles Of the bride he dIdn.,
the nerve TO demand NE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
HARRISBURG.

Misses Josephine and Frances
Gode5ohn. Of St Louis. are visitin,
Miss Minnie Geisecker-
Rev VIM. Kempf returned to hi
home in ST Louis after a weeks Wis
Il in the Burg
Mrs Maggie Romans Of St. Loll
visited Miss saIlie Brown several
DAYS last week
Miss Mamie Heckemeyer is
guest at the Bertsls home
Miss AsmielFnnewald spent Sun
lay in O'Fallon. NO.
Miss Helen Jacob accompanied NJ
and Mrs Lou Bnrcbard to St Louis
for q weeks visit
The Burchard residence in tn.
east part Of town has been tori
down and a nev residence is under
construction
G. T. Peyton spent Sunday al
home.
John Tillman and wife Of Kewanee
H.. are visiting Mrs. Christina TIL
man
Mrs. Thos MeArs and little dangb
ter. Miss Dorothy are guests at the
Neara home. Gienwood. Mo.
The Ice Cream Social given by the
Ladies' Of the Christian Church. or
last Saturday evening was a decid-
ed success, socially as well as fInan-
Miss Vera Friedman is the guest
Of Miss Marie Torreyson al Laddo.
MA this week.
DR. J. @ jacob spent Sunday and
Monday Of this week in st. Louis.
Aiss Margaretta Torreyson was a
quest at the Crawford home at No
iino last week.
Mrs Lon Stephens. o DurbIn, an
Maud, from Butte. Mont, ar
lived here Sunday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn Of Brooklyn,
v Y, and Mrs. NJ J Dunn Of Mus
royce. Okla, are visiting the Scan
lels.
On Monday afternoon Mrs II p
'Teneh very pleasantly entertained
few CT her friends in honor Of Mrs
Hiekei of st. louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

R1s fS1oEEzg kzrnzsrs scar sen
~ srs-szr Eios. VI. & 1ws
~ EEsr. Dgyr slIer. HT syarl
zg za1 SEX zo4s =. Blsn- wr
1zn1 JAMES G. Crawford. Frank "a
EArd4 jim Bzkg and 7 ] Rove. Il
q 1s xsA-zskz hfzEedoo- sypes
cy Barnes and C. H. Berrey rzr
eszse1 IN suto last wsek-Ba-1 /,
Ford z@eAine. and B@r-sy the REQ
agra
Frz1k Tories b0szht a nez Rao
n@cAsae tFo wseks ago Nike Prs
E1 5aAa Sharp szeh bought = new
Ford Eaor1ly back
Mr.. and MrBJw Blun ara av.av
tanning the ksters father. Mr.. Sci.
y Esa@r and niece II Kansas CITY.
Born to WEI EHSs and wife re-
GETTY . bouncing szhy girl The
siork has sppsared nearly a dozen
nHsss rear Skinner this year
r. r Baker painted o p girls.
AeE 61nuirile and Gatewood's new
school house past two weeks
The meeting a. Midway closed sun.
day night WITH eseven additions to
tse church The Rev. shulleuberrer
Ga the preaching and 50 wer he
does TIE 5o5.
~ meeting al Bethlehem has been
IN progress a week The Rev Pres
ser ths pastor. IL preaching nne and
f0roefal d-iscoarses.
John r. Vim, Albert Snow M
ar Ewing spent Last week I'm Mon.
lana On a Land prospecting tour. We
hear Winn bought 40 acres and snow
traded bis zee acres for 40 acres o.
ne dirt in Montana-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
Interesting Letter Concerning Swift
zerland Written BY a Tourist

ne fo10wznE lsrtsr vrf1e1 - Mis-
Kate R0eA q 81 Bozs No 4
sozrtaE Esrspe 10 her ssstsr. Nh C
. CAE wM - sCuhe Be q sntsr
81
E~sisriaeoh1. susszerzsa Tuly 6
1914
We D0s ne aTs nearer hanae thal
ne ser two m1nfhs zgD. for ten
lays noz re tine = letter i
zaisd Es receive 4 such bTen
svers - have bad thIs vsek. szrs
b Tho coof and soa knDE Is zat
are most c0zasoss abozi Forwarding
oar Raj
We Were sorTY 70 rezf q TIE boz
weather AZ hoze-a little % TIE
mrpssz bs1t Eo1H sat Us: eTer
siuee rs have besa II Inie1aeEea 1,
has bees fSgEY. To-day 3 Is rzinsnE
and Ne hops tie raia vi clear ne
atmosphere TIE Jung tran is not
nearly 90 bez1ttfgi as Mount Blanc.
bat TIE n froSu TIE plnaow IS w0r.
dsrfuL
H0w yos VouE ectoy the pastoral
sessess ore never Asaz any load
tAlk snOng the sEsA and there Is
40 need for a police oadrer After
Italy we Miss the uniforms aud ~
sponsive H1le bezrzrE O. The street
We uaay not mks our negrOas. bEf we
10 IKE he respozss they Eiys AID
find n that respect uAsy are presez-
pei 10 TIE fadssns- So 8 Is here
The sEiEs are qGts ard ezsTEsuc lie
s-sad Of the ehIIers. hesg.E, as ri
Italy, they " Taught to receive With
o1t giving is = dtsgrzcs Tie Other.
day 3 amsd little fellow Of less thar
tOGr years cane 70 the hotel with al
bask@ q Alpine roses: he vas s-ch
a uny mite that n made Us feeI sad
50 ~ him. An TtzEzn younExtsri
Eould have held ont bis hand and I'll
re would have said 10 (which "a
surely woulsl he Eozld have made
some so1 Of grimsee aud al would
hare Azghsd
We have been reading TIE LondU
Tines Of the great celebration ztGe;-
yssErE and or thoughts naturally
.urn to orr sok&isr father Who would
have been % iuterassd in the eveut
hope some 4 Was present To-
urEs a book and that & viii give
. detail and Al the szus tine tie
so~reE eoloring Of events as they
Are Il would Be AZ Interesting as
The Crisis OF any other book on
he Civil War.
We had a very happy Fozrh o.
luly. In the morning We rent to
market The nsu we're alert. for the
tails Eer decorated xKh the stars
nd stripes and we bought a rery
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

i NOTICE TO CONTRACTS
oftlce Of the city Engineer
ice, 80 Aug IL 1919.
Notice is hereby given that .
bids VII be received by the
Eclsst az his office IN Mexico
until z: 40 D. ,n, on the z5th \
Aug. 1873 vhen the next I'd
meeting Of the Council viii VI
and ~hen the contract viii be
the construction along the tdl
described property. Of a sidszl
herein described to-wit:
Along the west side Of the I
Halt Of lot No One M of Girl
vey No. II. as provided BY n Z
nance approved Aug12, 1913.
The Sidewalk to he Of coErs
accordance with specifications d
birth In section 4 OF an 0riuI
relating to Sidewalks. a9prTs
q, 1906, nov Ordinance No q
the Revised ordinnces q
said sidewalks to be eoasuRia
tairty days after tire ooatraa n
Construction to be approved u
Street Commissioner and sns
BY the City Council paymsa
the work made in special t1
issued against property next 70
walk.
Biis viii be received Tor he =
pleticn Of the walk per sluap
Contract 10 be let to the loges
best bidder The successful
to give bond in double the oai
prize
Council reserves the nEal 70 N
any or. all bids.
E +. KETTER
slt City EndnsE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

ip0eetF Tag IN tie svsaszg ne ven
70 tie Kus4Z. EAsre er NztEo.zl
Ans weue played ~ Al orA@yz q
Ex-y nGESzE They Cd q vsl n
Aey coz6 but oss oazn0s ezpsa
GeIAz B4z6 10 pay American airs
lad the lesde- beea So1sa tie Stfec;
uiEAt have beeE dinersnI bat re ~
soFe6 Dixie Yankee Dooals. swz.ee
River zore 11z We ever I'D II %,
lives and VIA The STAR Spaniel
Banner Go41 The programme, ore,
ae4 peopis were o. Their feet Hne
uzny a h3sake-chlef vas IN use ne
nrun<kE we're unusually Ens Ths
hnt 81 pes E1s a larEs circle n
rel uEh Jsly a. I7TG IN blse u
TIE osntsr AID bright hsh's aro1ud 81
IAe7s we're FIVE osheg psecss.
enc move hsnAsoze thsz the othe-.
Ne sky rockies nnmerozs; he last
a large sisEzat noEer pot was 3 1T
ting eAoss TO al There vas no
confusion and the quiscass and sass
W1tA whtch the mea worried ADDED q
charm to tie sVsuiug Tie uzsds q,
the hotel worked. too AZ the tables
Ehers the Americans sal we're
white ana hlus h0Ezrs ruzzinE down
the eenter. A American flag was a.
50 there and he difersn, courses
we're served rs first ana each had a
flag The ssrsseh Of the Eagle Is
ever heard and 10 Soand Is more vel
GONE The Ealesgrz tod Us yesfer
Day there are not as mary tourists
as usuzL The vars are keeping
people home
We yer so-ry 20 Rad Of Ms
B7oaEEghs death We remember SO
vel when she was married and tie
1un5e- q entertainments givsa her.
This morning ne went to the
Scotch Presbyterian Church what
90 yoz think: Every seat was occg-
pied and twenty-five had TO SIT out
side The Church May weat away
Thea they foand they could rot get
in L surely vas a treat to hear a
good sermon for We have heard the
worst preachers or this trip we
have heard n al our lives. 1t Is
such 4 PRy for people VIII 20 10
shurrE IL they have something worth
sAle care 50 little for the Engish
Too much church z
nd their ministers, Ike many Of our
axe up The ministry for the social
EA1ding it vii give then. We see
I Everywhere.
We are all vel and hope this win
Ind yoa and your family likewise
VIII nuch love and wishing you
happy sumner.
Affsciouasely. yoar sister.
KATE ROTH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

Mrs. Joseph Pickett and so1 o
Columbia are here g0ests Of thes,
relatives TIE Sparlinex and DeJa,
bats
Nrh cowies norsd to Mexico lass
~ssk since she couldn't obtain a
holse IN the country.
BHI HaEzhbarger and family sven,
Sunday a. Wa. Elssss
Ar Jim Umsteaa spent SUNDAY
9Th Charley siOHsrs and wife.
Miss Dobyns Of Mexico visited her
SISTER. Mrz- Gztewood. last week
Arrangements are being made BY
iae Bethlehem people to entertain
TIE AlaEasn Baptist Association con-
Feaiag Al Ezia church Tuesday and
y ednesday after 4th Sunday in g4r-
s~mber Al 10 a n the fIrzt oav and
Z a n the second day Many noted
Bzgtlsa vii Be present