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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD, June I4.-Mrs. H ".
Singletary and daughter. Cora Belle
Siugletary, OF Denver are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Ashworth
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wash
burn was the scesn OF house party of
twenty guests Monday evening represent
ing a family reunion. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs IL. S. Washburn. Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Lewis. Nr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker.
Mrs ". p BoxwelI, Mr. and Mrs J. I.
Washburn. Messrs. Ordean Washburn
and Alfonso Rolley.
Mrs. Guy Arnold received the West
End Sewing club Thursday afternoon in
pleasant hospitality.
A. T. French leaves this week for Del
Norte, Colo. for a VISIT of a few weeks
Mrs. French and children Will return with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Norton and little
daughter have gone 10 visit relatives in
New York state
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GARLAND.

GARLAND. June r.-Mr. and Mrs. N. E. And
entertained Mr.. and HrI. o. l. Winters and
family aud Burdet;e Smith for diancr on Sun
day.
Miss MAY Preston OF weston, Idaho, A-v. a.
N. Oranges and George Blanford sunday
dinner guests OF Miss Lizzie Preston.
The tlrcInen's ball Wednesday evening was
quite largely attended. IN spite OF inclement
weather. Much interest Was created IN the old
time dances.
Tho kindergarten. under the auspices OF the
Solf-cuture club. with M!as Rae Barlow OF Salt
Lake City 10 charge closed its first week on
Friday with enrolment OF thirty-fivc. Il IN
expected that tho number will reach my as
soon az the weather becomes plessapt
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Cant Keen II Secret

The splendid work Of Chamberlain s
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
abeen known. For sale by all dealers
Advertisement
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Engraved wedding invitations and
announcements. Shields Stationery Co.,
3s West Second South street.
lAdvertisement.)
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GUNNIsON.

GUNNISON, June 1.-THE ~
event Of the week was the wedding
ceptlon given "Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anderson In nol
OF their daughter, Ellen, who man
Leslie Robinson OF Garfield, Utah.
j. NJ. Knighton left Wednesday foI
trip to Provo and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. ]. II. Mace and Mrs \. Cleo
are pleasure seekers at Zion this We
Miss MYRTLE Childs Is visiting
sister, Mrs. Aaron Brelnholt. at y
rain.
Three hundred prizes given away q
Wednesday, barbecue day, at Lsgoon
ADVERTISEMENT
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IN THE HEART OF LOS ANGELS
HOTEL LANkEKShlSA
BROADWAY. AT SEVENTH Arvxrfs
IN THE SHOPPING AND BCs!NSSSSe
- CLOSE TO ALL THEATEAS.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms without, bath. one oec'pA
$3.50 and upward. ,.se-
Roomo with private bath. ono q
500 and upward. ,s.,a
Restaurant Ia eArto and Sap'" +
AUTOMOBILE BUS SERVICE FROM
TRAINS.
COOPER DAVIS. LEssEss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Jordon's Tea and Coffee Store
VIII be open Friday, Dec. 10. owl
AuxyAssE

John Bailey vas On the St. Louis
market this week with a car anl
a half Of hogs and IL car d cattle.
Harry Badgsroe. who has been viii
Mr.. Boles for the last six months.
has bought part OF the Ed Berry
place and is moving there this week.
Dunno Bros. Of Hereford let Har-
rington & Gupt0n have 20 cotton
mules at $500 each. This firm Is of
F. St Louis and buys a great many
mules each year in Galway Coun.
tv.
Ross HaErington~ while here
last week buying mules, purchased
Of Rev. Sam Wood. a walking mare
at s2z5 and a walk-trot mare at
1910.
The revival meeting at The Method
list Church here closed Friday night
after 3 series OF meetings OF Two
weeks. There were 10 conversions,
but all who attended could not but
be benefited by Mr.. Kimban's ear
nest pleadings assisted by the
touching solos of Mr.. Walter HART
son.
Mrs Matgaret Russell died satur-
day morning al 4 O'Clock at the home
W James Gzurood, south Of town.
MrE. Russell waE one Of the oldest
residents OF Galloway and her death
was due 20 just old age generally.
Mrs. Hattie Hatcher has returned
from BeBees Ark when she attended
the funeral OF her brother. Harry
Brown. who was shot while making
an arrest. Mr.. Brown was formerly
resident OF Shamrock. We extend
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Hatcher
and other relatives.
While the mules bought by Guyton
and Harrington were being brought
to McCredie. one nude was kicked oy.
or the heart and did instantly.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Holman Of near Hatton a fine boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
sENroS CITY

IA Lzzdx Sz-esd for Kansas last
Wsas54r 70 v1SN bsr SISTER. Nh
Ezrg Sszr
he Laas q Tie Passyna1
GAzrch gzTe a sAEzzT and supper in
The zz1ssx 0c the new clhroh Sz1~-
Day E They aoosk II &iH
Har@r C0lns q Mexico vBsa
&c his SISTER, Nh H J. HOEf@ss
Sunday.
SeTsrzl fFrEm Ms1ico attended ths
supper and hazszr Saturday night
z Il HIdsarzzd and A r. Rouans
slipped q load q hos sunday Right
Mss Mary cssoz rs visiting A.
fred Hicks and wife ths week
Mrs. Jane Barnes is OF The zcz
List
Mz Clareace Thompsna Eho has
been sex for the Tz@ vN@k Is
improving slowly
High Williams ami daughter No
"a visited A NJ. Pezr1o1 Sandzy.5
Mrs. LatshaE kctEred ar ths
Christian church Sunday morning ant
aat Mexico Sunday night. She &c
longs TO the C. w. B. d.
Rev. Watson filled his regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Ross Hankins Of Severance. Colo,
- visiting A. NJ. Pearson this week.
S. A. OEans Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
Hospltal u-ndsrwrlters.

The following are the underwrit-.
ers of the Mexico Hospital through
whose generosity in taking shares
at $50 the instltutiou has been
made possible:
w. f. Atkinson 2. II. II. Arnold ST.
Ivan Ashworth, A. c. Barnes. J.. c.
Bassford. Clarence A. Barnes, DR.
Chas. l.. Blanks, G. c. Bledsoc, S.
d. Byrns. c. A. Brckner, Miss eliza,
beth Rurnet. w. w. Bolts, Joseph
Barth. Judge Carter. Frank Coats,
worth, DR.. p E Coil 2. G II Clark,
Mrs. c. II. Carpenter. Father ] ]
Dillon, ]. w. Dry. Davis G WI
hams, Mexico Chapter d. A. r., t..
A, bearing, l.. r. Ferris, Miss Mary
French, w. w. Fry, W. W. Fry IT,,
Fredendall & wilkins, Gallaher &.
Guthrie 6 Son. A p Green 1.
II. w. Gibbs. e. s. CAN'T, DR..
Fred Griffin 2, j. A. Guthrie. u.
Graham. J. A. Glandon, T. T.
Hoxsey, J. T. johnson 2, Mrs. Clau.
aia Johnson, A. D. jackson, The
lntelllgencer, Fritz Kemper, j. c.
King, e. r. Locke, s. NJ. Locke
q J. G. Lakenan, c e Lee
per. A. X. Luckie, H.. D. LleweIlyn, J
!. Llewellyn, w. D. Lee, George Lee.
W. Lewis, Sam Morris, j. C. Mum
F. A. Morris 2, G. p. Malone, DR.
I @ Moore ?, Mexico Clio. Co, Mrs.
I. Million, F. n. MInton.
Nm. Pollock, Willard Potts, otis
'urdy' w. w. Pollock. Nate Philip.
y. Rodgers, l.. W. Roberts, q wi
'obertson George Robertson O..
Ida Rosamond. Dr.
y r. aodes, win Smith, ]. ri
'lerncr, DIR. r. c. STROBE. MiasMa.
% Threlkeld. Mrs. G. r. varnon. Il.
; Worrell, D. Turner Williams. n.
J. White & Son 2 Df. A. A.. wal.
ace. il. L wager, Monroe city; DR..
v l.. Reed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
BENTON.

Geo. KEarshall OF CarfIeld, Idaho,
has been visiting old friends neal
Benton City. Mr.. Marshall movet
wese eieyen yeam ago. His many a
quaintanoes were re5oicad 20 500
him again-
Mr.. and Mra S. p. Carver and Il
w Rockwell end family took din
nar At Robt Dorgan's Sunday.
The sociai and bazaar held at the
Preabyterian Church Saturday pass
ID off very successfully. The ladies
fed very grateful to the many
frfonds who came and p~atronized
them. over sll3 was taken in.
The Bel Dramatic Company ex-
poet to give their play IN Aux
vase Tuesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
NEW HOPE

c. D. Wilson visited John Dixon
and family last weak
The Rev. Dirk filled his regular ap-
polntment Saturday and Sunday.
Killing hogs vas the order Of
the day last week.
Ross and Logan Wilson. Arthur
CLARK and George Donins were the
guests Of Bob Hnl aad wife Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Chick and daughter,
Mss Effie sent to Columbia on a
weeks visit to relatives.
Mrs. B. Parks lost a good mare las
week. AtNNW
Next Sunday Rev. Maxey will fl
his regular appointment at the New
Hope Baptist Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
It's Christmas time.

It's Christmas time.
The joy Of the holiday seasoI
seems to liven every face and light
en- every step.
The spirit Of the season has takeT
the sting from the stab Of the north
wind and every cheek is blush
ing with the Jingle of its rougl
caress.
Peace on Earth, Good WIN to Mez
The stores are crowded with gift
buyers, some selecting from well
filled purses, others carefully pay
ing out their hard earned savings.
all happy in the theme OF the hour.
Before a huge show window, a
~fairyland Of toys and dolls, paused
a little girl.
The saddened eyes and pesked
face frightened now aud then as
some smiling child of her own age
passed with arms filled to overflow
Ing with bundles.
But always her eyes sought the
scene before her. She crowded closer
to the barrier Of glass, the warmth
from her little check making a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

He Was a GoodfeIIor

steamy smudge on It's brig
Now and then she shiY
the cold but she only
thin iIl-fitting jacket she
er about her and peered
at the glorious scene insldt
A tramp came down Il
d purposeess drifter and o
"Adl in" was his cOndi
cially. according to his
to the kindly merchant v
given him a quarter TO clt
snow from in front Of bis
He paused. looked at t
reached into his ragged pc
pulling out the money CLAM
The tiny creature shlTef
as the cold wind swirled
about her. The tramp sbO
self, s~partanlike, to hide
that set his iil-clad form
and walked to her side.
Here, kiddo, you go in
get what you want. J gu
make another OF these"
Peace on earth; good vi
He was a Goodfcllow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Ez- J Z EzEz n 81 Bsuh
wsanasssz II LIS s- Who Is
a. Sh# Is fOTLE soEE-
MZ1ng EzEh scaoN bas4a
bal SAessztsd Tia NOa1gUusT
1zzn g1the hone grounds Wooa2y.
IN jacob Eszr 70 s. LOUIS &c2-
aSSto buy goods
Miss Cora Lee Lake visited hE
parents at MEXICO Sunday.
The following members OF the liar.
tlnsburg Commercial Club attended
the Banquet g.vsa By the wekTins
Commercial Club last Thursday: C. 7
Peyton, y. NJ. Friedman ]. B. De
Vault, DR.. L. T. Carr Dr. 10 Jsooa
J.. M Stephens. Pinkney Preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. jacob and chi.
dren we're passengers to Mexico Nor
day.
Mrs. Gillespie and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Interpreter are visiting rela
tives IN Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice lefE for then
new home in South Missouri Mon
dag.
Miss Ruth Coyington Is home from
Hardin College for the Holidays.
Nm. l.. T. Carr and children lea
Monday for Mrs Carres home IN Reo-
kuk, la, where they win spend the
Holidays. isfals
Mr. and Mrs. Alb Romans Of Ben
ton City we're callers here on ThurA.
day.
Mrs. Tom AeDermot Is visiting al
the home Of Forest Tate.
Mrs. Geo. Romans Of wellsyllle viz
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mrs, p. Wcnzsl and son we're The
guests OF Mrs. nahoaey at Wells
vile several days last week.
Dick and Lou Burchard OF ST.
Louis visited their mother Saturday
and Sunday.
Palmer Yelton has suffered a Sc
we're attack Of Rheumatism for ths
past weak.
Elmer YOmund Of Mexico visit.
Cd his parents here Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Buescher Is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. C. Dobyns at
Mexico this week.
Russell Asbury spent Sunday with
his mother.
George Weaver is home from H.
linois here he has had employment
for several mouths.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Mss Mildred SoAnsoa. daughter O;
Ms J. r gohnso1. o. this city.
Eh0 Is . student in G0urher Col
lsss Baltimore Nd, Is che Of the
lo7wa-s o. the basketball tea1a-
GOucheE is one Of the leading col
legs Il the Eas- Mss Johnson was
= member Of the basketball team At
Mcmillan Hgh School
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
M1t IHE7
fi&NIN
HOW TO AVOID COLD
WEATHER DISEASES

To prevent cold weather diseases,
pot your body into a proper healthy
condition to successfully resist them
Colds, grippe. pneumonia. bronchitis
eatarrh. typhoid fever. rheumatism
and other ailments may be escaped
Ia most cases, IL this Is done. Budld
10 your health and strength-yonr
nerves and blood and entire body
into such shape that you can count
ON good heath an during the winter
months by saking Rexall Olive oil
Emulsion the ideal blood. nerve ans
body builder.
This Is a remarkable medicine. but
a common sense one. u doesn't sti
mulate, So-called 'tonics' that ST
mulate give you no permanent relief,
but leave you worse off than before
Re1all Olive OIL Emulsion contaIns
none OF these harmful, stimur
iating ingredients, such IS alcohol
and dangerous and hsbf-forming
drugs. IT'S great benefit to you ID
through its real nerve and blood anS
bodybuilding effects. 1t nourishes.
builds. strengthens. rs merit does
not rest on making you feel bet
ter for a few minutes at a time afteI
taking IT. but on making you feel bet
ter as a result of making you vel
Rexal Olive On Emulsion is tn,
ideal blood and nerye-food tonic.
You who are weak and rundown, ant
you who are apparently well now, blu
are liable to suffer from various COLI
weather. ailments, use Rexall olivt
Oil Emulsion to get and keep We!
and strong. For the tired out, run
down, nervous, emaciated or debili.
tated-the coDyahscing growing
ehildren-aged people-n is a sensi
Bile aid TO renewed strength, bet
ter spirits. glowing health.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion-king O
the celebrated Rexall Remedies-is
for freedom from sickness Of you
and your family. You'll be as entbus
astie about it as we are whe1a you
have noted It's pleasant taste, fs
strengthening, invsgorating, build 'ng
NJ, disease-preventing effects. If II
don't helm .sott voar money min h.
given back to you without argument.
Sold in this community only at our
store-The Rexall Store-oue Of more
than 1000 leading drug stores in
the United States, Canada and
and Great Britain.
Otis Purdy, the North Side Drug
gist, Mexico, Mo. wi
@-A-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
HOW TO TAKE GOOD
CARE Of Y0JR HAIR

nothing spois your good looks sc
much as home3y hsir-ssrngy, dull
cosored. harsh. Nothing adds 70 good
looks as much ss beautiful hair. soft
silky. wavy and glossy. No mat
ter bow beautiful your hair 5 noE
yoa can improve its good looks b.
using Harmony Hair Beautiher. Il
your hair - hOuely ard ugly. Har-
moay Hair Beaudner WI make 4
softer. siIkier. gsossieT, more beaEss-
f2 in every way. d also makes 4
easier 10 put up and helYs Il q
say put Rs rich rose odor
hides the unpleasant. oily smea Of
the hair. Harmony Hair Balntifier
Is rightly named; y bgaaniiss the
hair,
Very easy to apply simply sprin.
kle q Httte % your hair saeh time
before brushing h. u cfwasius no oil.
and viii NOD change the ecker Of the
hair. nor darkea gray hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dandrD
sree and eHean. use Harmony sham
poo. This pure liqaii shampoo give
an instantaneous neh lather that
immediately pezIesrafes 10 every par
Of hair and scalp. insarine a qdcl
snd thorough cleansing Washed OF
just az qaaekly the entire operation
takes oslly a few mosnarts. Contains
nothing sbat can harm the hair;
leaves no harslness o. SICKNESS
inst a sweetsmeiling cleanliness.
Both preparations come in odd
shaped, very ornamental bottles,
with sprinkler tops. Harmony Han
Beautfier. st.e0. Harmony Sham
poo. soc. Both guaranteed TO salts
fy you in every way. or your mon
ey back. Sold In this community on
~ at our stoue-The Rexal Store
one Of the more than 1000 leading
drug stores Of the United States,
Canada and Great Britain. which
ORn the big Harmony laboratories
n Boston. where the many celebrat-
"a Harmony Perfumes and Toile'
Preparations are made
Otis Purdy, the North Side Drug
gist. Mexico. Mo. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
Fine line Box Candy at Bucknor'sl

H.. b. Mckinley has announced tn,
remodeling and enlargement OF the
Mckinley Bakery on South jefferson
street. He viii make II not only
the most modern but the largest bak.
cry in this part Of Missouri. The
present building will be extended a
feet back to the alleyway and this
room, containing a white enamel
oven, of the most modern type, will
be finished with white and lighted
By a huge skyltght SO 1t will have
az the sunlight possible.
New machinery win be added To
the present up-to-date equipment and
everything in connection with the Is
adjustment will be of the highest
sanitary nature and most modern i'm
provements.
The monster oven viii have a ca.
pacity Of 1000 loayes Of bread a
day. These improvements were neces
STATED because of the rapid growth
Of the business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The handsome new $4,000 Presbyte
rian church was dedicated, Sun
day. December 9TH with appropriate
services. Or. William II. Black, pre-
ldent Of Missouri Valley College.
Marshall. Mo, preached the SER
mons. both morning and evening, ans
led the people in the dedication pray.
or. Special programs for th'
morning and evening hours prepared
which lncluied some splendid spe
elal music.
The order Of the services follow
cd as nearly as possible the plan laiC
down in the Book of Common Wor-
ship Of the Presbyterian Church.
WellsYille optie-News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Frank Middleton, Of UnioaYslle. No
spent Sunday with friends in this
city. Mr.. Middleton Is a former resi-
dent Of Mexico. beng tho son Of the
Rev. J. o. Middleton. at one time
pastor Of the Ffrst N. Z. Church. Nj
Middleton noted many improvements
while on his visit here and his many
friends we're glad TO have him with
them again
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Tony R. McCUne, a C. & A1firema
running between Slater and Rood
house, vas painfully injured Wednes
day morning While cleaning thi
crate Of his engine he suffered a rup
tlre which disabled him to make his
run, having to be released at Arm
strong. He went to a c. & A. hos
pital at Chicago Thursday morning
for an operation Tony is a son Of
w. McCune of this city and Is con
sidered one Of the companyis bss.
firemen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Miss Natalie Morris, daughter Oh
Sam Morris, who is teaching in a
government school at Dulce, New
Mexico, writes her father that IL has
been is degrees below zero
at that place and that tradns are
held UP on account OF the deep snow.
Missouri weather's not so bad at.
ter all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Leave orders al craddock's Book
Store. phone 40. for best grade Of
screened Lump Coal at 13c and
screened nut coal at lie. This IL ca
ira good coal. Try it.
Darlington Galloway County Coal Co,
Phone f40 fo-3t cod wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
nIa Year for submarine.

At the beginning Of this year there
we're built, building or authorized for
the fleets Of England, Germany, the
United States, France. Japan, Russia.
Italy and Austria a total Of 341 subma-
rines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
New Goods just in at Dearngs ).

z. y. Lupton, formerly Of Mexico,
was elected president OF the West
was elected president Of the West
End Business Mems Association Of
ST. Louis last week. This ia a
large organization and It is quite
an honor to be at the head Of II.
Mr.. Lupton defeated James c.
shaner, a lawyer. after a heated
campaign in which the business men
outpointed the professional men
The Ledger joins Mr.. Lupton's many
other friends in Mexico in extend
ing congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

TIE BEST GIFT FOR a FRIEND.
The best present for your friends
is a set Of Cretonne breakfast doilies
at d2wI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

o. L MARTIN HEADS
CRUSADE coMMANDERY
Q. L. Martin was elected Emil
nent Commander of Crusade Com
mandry. Knights Templars. No. %,
at the regular election. Tuesday ev-
ening. The other officers electet
are: II. D. Llwllyn, Gen; ]. z.
Strict, G. g.; J. w. Lee, s. W; p G
Van Horn, j w; John Abbay, Prelate
T. J. Kelso, Treas; F. II. Parker,
S. b.; s NJ Sharp, swd b; W w John
son. Warder; Geo. Kabrich. sentin-
ell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
FUNNY. N II

how many things can be found at
a hardware store TO make a boy
happy. such as skies, sleds, coast
er wagons and a hundred Other
things that tend 10 develop good hare
muscles. Who IN carry coal with
out good muscles. d2w1
Ferris & Eauhhorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
NOT az A WHOLE 0

it viii be C long time before spring
will pu in its appearance we will
furnish enough pipe free TO set
up any stove soldbefore tho first o
tho year.
Ferris G. &Canthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Mr.. aud Mrs. William Rose are in
st. Louis with their son, Fritz. who
is 10 be operated upon for nasal trou
BILE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

I wish had never learned TO play
cardsi" exclaimed a man who had
been unfortunate at the game. You
mean you wish you had learned, don't
your" was his wife's sarcastic re-
joinder,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

An a~sbestoslined vest pocket IN
which a lighted cigar can be carried
safely has been invented by a Philadel-
phia tailor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

HORSES WANTED SATURDAY.
Fat Horses, Mules and Mares, from
4 years and up at Gibson's barn. Mex.
loo. Mo. An day Saturday.
d2w1 jeff Woods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

THOROUGHBRED POLAND CHI
ma BoARs FOR SALE AT SIS te
s25. Il 4
dwl W. w. Pollock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
PRIZES FOR
FARMER

Tho Lodges offers $40
prize; Sc soc ond prize;
third prize and the WeeI
ger a year fourth prize
AudrRan County Farm
who sell the most butter
q chicken, ducks, turkey
q cream or milk from
u uary 1. 1913. to Janu
n IA. not counting eggs
n setting purposes. Any n
n woman Of the County u
q Bile
ID All entries must be
q panied by full lists Of ia.
h at Ledger office not Ia'e'
o'clock D. M, Jan. TO- L.
q decision will be announce
~ IN 2 week. Make your rs
q follows
ID No. doz eggs brought
n No. lbs butter brougn'
n No. chickens brought
n No. turkeys brought
n No. ducks brought
q No geese brought
y No gal. NJ TX or cream
u broltght
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
DRYING UP OF THE WEST
FROM PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN

The following EDITORIAL s tom be PAnadsRAiA North Aner<ass :
o, the leading nswspapes Of the World and the Oldest aAhy nsNsp-@
IN Amasea This papsr publishes 0b nj editorial = day and r~NH
This me written by I&gh Mitchell Hodges. formerly q the Mexico D"-
ger. placed MEXICO before the people OF the East;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Miss Lily Hendrix left Wednes-
day for st. Louis where she will
spend the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Sec the big Stick Of Candy in win
dow. What will it weigh?
d5 cod WI w J Sannebeck G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Grafford, Of
Wichita. Kan, are the guests Of
Mr.. Grafford's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Grafford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Mrs. w. G. wilkins and daughter
Virginia Ellen. are home after a de-
lightful visit In the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
Stock and -
y Farm News

q q 4 n =
LOCAL MARKET. q
Wheat-87e y
Corn-T4 and 76c. b
Oats-40 and AZ.
sbaw-$5.00 q ton. n
Good timothy hay-i13. d
U y
st. Louis Cash
No 2>red 90
No 2 hard IS IL a %
No 2 Corn 60 o 20
No Q Corn 50 a 20
No Q yellow 70 IL
No 2 white 60 a 20
No 2 Oats Al
No 2 white AZ Ia
Wheat Dec IS rs May % b July IS
"a a rs A
Corn Dec 20 IS b MMay 10 IA a
s-s A July 60 IS A
Oats Dec 80 "a a rs B May ~ IA
a 3-s B July IL IL b
Pork Jan 20.72 May 1880 a 80
st. Louis Close
Cattle $500 including 300 South
erns. Market steady. Top SIS a 10
Hogs 10000 Sc higher.
Sheep 5000 weak.
The first meeting to organize an
auxiliary to the Audrain County farm
bureau was held at Pleasant
Plains school house, southwest oil
Vandalia. Tuesday evening. Farm
err Rusk was present and stated
the object OF the meeting and r.
s. Besse, professor of farm manage
ment in the State Agricultural Col
lege made an address.
A committee composed OF Messrs.
Barbee, Porter and Bondurant, was
appointed to draw mp a constitution
and bylaws for the organization
and another meeting will be held
Dec. Both to effect a permanent organ
ization. It viii be known as the
C1ivre Township Farm Bureau.
A large crowd was present and
much interest was shown. @ B Moorl
was chairman OF the meeting and Mr..
Boyd was secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

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