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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
Court House News

A marriage license was issued oil
Saturday afternoon to James T. An
derson and Miss Bertha FuQua, boil
Of Audrain county.
NEW SUITS FILED
IN CIRCUIT COURT,
Mrs. Ellen jacob. of Martins.
burg, was arrested Monday on the
charge of attempting to set fire to
a house at that place. The house
was owned by a Mr.. Matthews.
Other suits are:
Sam Arky VS.. Concordia Town and
Mutual Insurance Co. On Policy.
Morrison Lakeland vs.. Frederick De
lano ct al. Damages.
David Jefferies VS.. C. & A R. R.
Co. Damages.
R. R. Buckner VS.. C. & A. R. R.
Co. Damages.
Morrison Lakeland VS.. Evans Snid-
er-Buell Commission Co. Damages.
MILAN Concrete Post Co. VS.. B. A.
Powell. On note
Joseph G. Lakenan ct al VS.. Mich
Georgy ct al. Equity.
Paul Everhart VS.. Henry Bryson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
NEW HOPE.

John Dixon, wife and daughter wer
visitors at the home Of C. d. Wilson
ellis Wilson, wife and daughter
Miss Ruth. and son. Everett. were
guests OF ". N. Chick and wife on
Thursday.
n. R. Dollins and family we're en-.
tertained at tho home Of W, N, Chick
Sunday.
W. T. Chick. wife and daughter,
Miss Effle. were guests OF w. NJ.
Chick and wife Thursday.
Ellis and Charles casser were ip
Mexico on business Monday,
Wade. Tom and George Dollins Wis
tied Logan and Ross Wilson Sunday.
Tom Dollins. Jr., bought a horse
OF Albert Dolllns. price s45.
Miss Effie Chick is the guest Of
Miss Ruth Wilson for a few days,
An entertainment was given at the
close of the term of school at Pleas
ant Green. A varied program was
given and all present spent a pleas
ant time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Mrs. Bob johnson returned T.
her home last week from mn
nois. where she attended the funera
Of her father.
John Laws and wife OF Galloway
Co, visited at A. n. Pearson las'
Wednesday and Thursday.
J. W. Hines is able to be out
out again.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
Church spent the day with Mrs. Cal
Barnes Wednesday
Miss Mary Allen visited friends In
HalIsyllle last week.
Neb Nealy is visiting his mother,
who has been very m, for some
time.
The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. Bob Dorgan Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
PROPOSED SCHOOL : IMPROVEMENT

The following are the proposed improvements on the Mexico p,
Schools to be paid for by the $4,000 bond issue to be voted on ss
lday. Feb. Is. ~
Mcmillan High School
The completion Of the third floor Of the Mcmillan High School
cot in the neghborhood OF $500.
South Side School.
AT the South Side School a fourroon fire proof building is IN
erected separate from the present school building. The cost of tb, vi
Ipther small improvements will be about $4,000.
North Central School.
At the North Central School a freproof stairway will be erecNh
reinforced concrete. a ventilation system will be Installed and apn,
kroom fixed for use in the basement.
At the Garfield School a new walk win be constructed and sever,
,other improvements made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
J. J. WOOD ELECTED

TO COUNCIL IN 4TH.
j. J. Wood, who conducts a eroc.
cry store on East Liberty street
was the successful candidate for Che
nomination for Councilman in the
Fourth Ward. at the primary Mon.
day. He received Sc votes, while
his opponent, VIM. West, had So.
The primary passed off very quiet.
ly and a very light vote was cast
in all wards.
The following are the Councilme1
and Committeeman nominated and
the vote each received:
First Ward. Councilman, ]. A. Lew
is. ~, w. W. Johnson, Committee
man, 16.
Second Ward, Councilman. p. L
Hanly. 20. D. A. Murphy. Committee.
man, IL.
Third Ward. Councilman e L. Jot
son, 81. Walker Burns. Committee
man, 20.
Fourth Ward, Councilmen, ]. ]
Wood. So. VIM. West, 80, Jno Kemp,
Committeeman, 25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

J.. KELLY POOL, in the CentralIa
Courier, pays the following tribute
to the late Mrs. Jennie Garrard, Of
Mexico:
THE most lovabIe woman of our
acquaintance died at Mexico satur-
day-Mrs. Jennie Garrard. Her life
was as fragrant as a rose and as
sweet as honey-dew. Her character
was made up of all the graces that
make womanhood attractive. A dispo-
sltion that endeared her to all, a
heart in sympathy with the pure and
true, a mind rich in memories and ex
periences, a life OF good deeds
that was Mrs. Garrard. She was our
friend and we cherish the memory OF
her life and prize to its full worth
IA gr%aciousness OF the blessed lnflu.
enee she left behind. Though dead.
yet she still lives-the light of her
beautiful life comes streaming hack
from the tomb to brighten the path.
way of all who knew her. Good. hive.
Mrs. Garrard; our life is better be-
cause you lived in our little world"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
IN MEMORY OF
MRS. RIpeMAY.

"ANSs 't@& u
In loving memory Of Mrs. Cuthra
Ridgway: To know her was to
love her. She vas a member Of the
Christian Church, and was a loyal
Christian woman; her life was as fra
grant as a rose, and as sweet as
honey-dew. Her character was made
Up Of all the graces that make won
anhood attractive: a disposition thai
endeared her to all: a heart In sym.
pathy with the pure and true. She
was our friend and we cherish the
memory of her life and prize to its
full worth the graciousness Of the
blessed influence she left behind
Though dead yet she still lives. The
tight of her beautiful life comes
streaming back from the tomb to
brighten tho pathway OF all who
knew her. Goodbye, Mrs. RIdgway.
Our life is better because you lived
in our little world. She leaves be.
hind several sisters. n brother
and a devoted companion.
A FRIEND.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
: R A GOOD ONE.

santa Re Electric Reporterl.
Our friend, Geo. Malone o, Mer,c,
was exhibiting a nice string Of ouails
on the streets OF Santa Fe. shortly
Defore the close Of hunting season
lie says the birds are very scarce
W attributes his good luck princlpal
" to his fine hunting dog. Speaking
o. dogs remarked George. 81 have
aiways used good dogs and train
mem; II a dog Of mine runs a rob.
,ot l don't swear at him and cuff
MN around like other hunters do !
Just take his head in my hands n
iook him in the eyes and saw Nov
sport, don't run any more rabbits.
.nat is a good doggie. It has a ION.
aertul effect. / always select a
uos with long ears; some Of tho
numerous hunters say they ara
mounds but they are Just dogs. No
i"ueed' never speak cross TO a dog
George is the champion bird sSo,
una dog trainer of Audraln Co.
From a Subscriber
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

THE Sturgeon Leader editorial
says: William Wallace, Of Kans'
oity' Is almost heart-broken. FOi
years ago he was induced by a nun
Der Of good citizens of the state
give up a lucrative law practice al
ueyote his time to measures wh'
'ley thought would be the bettcrm'
ot Missouri. All said there wor
oe no trouble in raising a salary
soVVo a year for Brother Wallace 90
plenty Of money TO defray all nec''
"ary expenses for the work aud tD
publishing Of a monthly paper. b
alas' Mr.. Wallace has seen no salaf
ana he says he ls heavily involved
financially In order that debts Of %
various movements be met. Loon
"Ne . case OF non appreciation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

The following editorial from the
st. Louis Globe.D Democrat we are re
quested to publish, by a correspond
ent signed; "A Mexico Boy" II
viii be OF interest to those who
want Audrain and Mexico to grow.
THE Oklahoma boy of 10 who
raised 1902 bushels of corn on one
acre at a cost of $3.50. Including s.
for rent, sold his crop for 1906. 1t
Is In demand for seed at a special
price, and is is to be remarked that
he paid "a a bushel for the seed he
used himself. Another Oklahoma boy.
aged Is, raised 5000 pounds Of cot
ton on two acres, and sold IL for
1880. The seed brought $500 more,
making $3.50 as the cash return from
the two acres. 1t is no surprise To
hear that 1000 boys and girls in Ok.
Iahoma have entered the corn and
cotton contest begun a few years
in the enterprising and vigorous
young state, whose productions have
already put 1t among the foremost
A special effort is needed to give
intensive farming a start. An acre
set apart for an ambitious and earn
est youth may seem a side issue. but
It's demonstration OF possibilities is
great value.
Many a farmer plods along with
much land but poor cultivation on
his hands. Few have realized how
much even one acre signifies. In the
suburbs of Paris there are single
that RENT FOR $1,000 A YEAR
me soil Is utilized all the time and
nighest possible culture. Otherwise IL
could not be a profitable way 10 ON.
pioy time and much capital. On the
'aSls OF the Oklahoma boys experi.
heht the corn crop OF this country
'ouid be increased from three billion
'ushels to fifteen billions. The cot.
on test implies a like chance in that
'rop' 1t is said with truth that more
workers. are needed on the farms.
higher ratio Of yield there IL also
omething to be diligently. confident.
y worked for. The cost OF living
an certainly be Influenced in this
'ay' and to the advantage Of both
and producers" "A Mex.
Boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
BETTER SCHOOLS; coNveN.

'E-I BIZ SGOL
The Commercial Club luncheon on
Friday was as busy a one as that OF
the one-armed paper-hanger with the
niVes. The Club endorsed the
School Boards action in calling an
election to vote $3.50 in bonds for
educational improvements; w. r. At.
kinson, Ivan Ashworth and Geo. Lee
were made a committee to start the
movement and secure plans for a
convention hall and Coliseum for
Mexico to cost in the neighborhood
OF $4,000. and President Geo. Lee,
OF the Mexico Fair Association. re.
ceived the informal endorsement OF
those In attendance when he stated
Mexico should have the largest sad
die stake In the State This year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
NORTH EAGLE.

HOads are gettIng very bad
Judge Carter is getting along as
well as could be expected.
w. M. Brown and Il. II. Howard
of Santa Fe were Mexico visitors
Wednesday.
C. e. Ragsdale's sale was well at
tended. Stock sold well.
w. R. wilkerson and Yes Hender-
son, both Of Santa Fe. spent a few
days at Columbia this week.
Rev. o'Herron of Canton filled
his regular appointment at Santa Fe
Sunday morning and night. A large
crowd attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Mr.. Johnson, who has been connect
ed with the Audrain County Poultry
Co, and his wife. Doctress johnson,
viii shortly depart for Detroit, Mich
igan, where they will make their
home. The Johnson family have
made many friends in Mexico during
their stay here, and all wish them
much success and prosperity in their
new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
$500 FIRE N FuLroN. Mo.

fuItOh, Mo- Feb. 2.
Fire broke out in the Powell build.
Ing, in the business section, this at.
ternoon. The Jameson Grocery was
Quilted. entailing a loss Of $4,000. The
Powell building was damaged $500
The Modern Electric Company ant
H~ockensmith's pantstorimm surfere,
small losses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
Interest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co.
poPuLAR ENnlnEER lMnlnEn

r. W. Wright, one of the most pop
nlar engineers on the Alton and wei
known here, fell IA feet from his en-.
CINE into n cInder pit at Rcodhouse.
Sunday. and was seriously injured
He was taken to the hospital at Jack
sonville on a special train and VIZ
are glad to report is improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
COUNTY NEWS

Miss Ruby Turner Of Vandaha was
up for the Elks dance Friday night
the guest Of Miss Margaret Ginning
ham.
Minor e. Bolts. who spent Sunday
here, has returned to Chicago.
S. d. Stocks was appointed Jus
tioe Of Peace Of salt River Township
by the County Court. Monday. to ill
the vacancy left by the death OF
John Baker.
Judge ]. T. Ball OF Montgomery
City was in Mexico on business Mon
day.
s. ]. Bovine. Jr., is deputy con
stable Of Sailing Township under f. l
German, constable.
J. F. Llewellyn. the official wealth
err man. reports nix inches Of snow
which fell Sunday. This deepest
we have had this winter.
Mrs. Alfred Guy of Vandalia is Sc.
riously III at Tampa. Florida
Mrs. n. W. Hill was called to St.
Louis Friday night to tho bedside OF
her daughter. who is seriously III,
Her daughters family Is also III.
Mrs. Fannie TyrTelI, OF St, Louis,
was here on business Monday and
Tuesday,
The Rev. John j.. Ayscue left on
Tuesday for Chattanooga, Tenn,
where he viii attend the Laymen's
Contention of the Southern Baptist
Convention. He was accompanied b
his family and after the convention
at Chattanooga they will visit friends
and relatives in North Carolina.
Born. to Mr., and Mrs. Charley
Clark. February 3. a son. The fam
lily are all doing well, except Char
ley, who is just about "tickled to
death"
Otis Sharp. son of w. Il. Sharp.
OF this city. cut a cash entirely
across the back of his hand Monday.
The injury is a very painful me-.
The official thermometer register.
ed the lowest 1t has this winter. on
Monday nihtg, when It dropped to
2 degrees below zero. This is accord
ing to the official report
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Helm, of Ca
zette, Mo, We're in Mexico Tuesday.
Mr.. Helm is a road overseer Of Dis
riot No. IS. and had business with
the County Court.
Thomas Wisdom, of Marshall, is
his aunt, Miss Lille Hen
irix. Mr.. Wisdom, who is a design
ar. was reared in this city and is
pleased with the many inn
'rovements that have been made
he left here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Iankase $50 per cent Meat Meal
Alfalfa Fat
old Process Linseed Oil Meal
Cotton Seed Cake
Cotton Seed Meal
10 Press Cake
Get our prices.
WI VIM Pollock Mill & Eley. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
A pAn~

Miss Elizabeth Pearson, last Sat.
urday evening, was surprised by
- girl friends who brought refresh.
ments with them. 1t was her 18th
birthday and all who were present
spent a delightful evening. They at.
TENDED the basket ball game in a
a party before returning home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

THE big Mexico Fair must have
the largest saddle horse stake of
any country fair in Missouri.
J. F. Coontz, a regular shipper to
st. Louis, from Audrain county, Mo,
had in a load OF 9S-Ib. hogs that
went at $3.50 Monday.
Charles Householder marketed in
st. Louis Monday 1876 Western IamI
that weighed 76 lbs. and brought
$3.50.
Albert Burgess sold the team Of
mules he bought at the Sampler sale
for 1896 for $5i5 TO Earl Carter this
week.
John Brewer is In st. Louis with a
car load OF mules. which no has on
market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

TIE big Audrain County Fair mus,
nave the biggest saddle stake prize
o. any country fair In the state. The
commercial Club should get busy on
tnlS proposition Immediately. Mex.
lco 10 the eenter Of the saddle horas
INDUSTRY T q3rih md we are
eng 70 hold that pogltlen,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

James Garrett. Jr., of st. Louis,
visited his father, James Garrett, sr.,
this week. The Senior MI. Garrett
has been i'll several weeks. His many
friends trust he viii soon recover his
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

YIN n~on'partisan boards in Mis-
souri, Governor Major is going 10 roe
osnize the Progressive Party. The
progressive Party will have iudves
M clerks at elections.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
IN. III ann al prars
--Agn This llrrk..
go AGO.


f. d. Graham was in Columbus
on business. II
H. H. Brooks. ex-edltor OF II,
Mexico Republican. located in u,
ern, Kan.
Miss Julia Mckinney and ". A|
Lewis, OF Boone county, were mrs
ried. 1T "a
s. P. Martin clerked for DR.. A isn
Patterson. n ns
Stanley Pearson was night wat
man at the depot in Mexico. I'll
J. O. Crawford moved into
Tureman property. q
Judge James jackson, aged ipl
years. and wide and favorably lnoa
died. NJ
Mcdonald 4 Co was a morcant 4
firm at Thompson Station b
Prof, Mailer was a dancing tcaa
or in Mexico. a
Mrs Vie Sanford Of R~oodhousc, n
linois. visited her parents. Mr.. al
Mrs John Craig, In Mexico y
Quite n number OF cattle beGi
Ing to j.. NJ. McFadden died Of ~
unknown disease,
Geo. u. Sprague and Miss MausT
Digs, both OF Audrain, were n y
ried. Another marriage was
of Jouple Settles and Mrs sen
Eldridge, Of ksgsh Hill. w
w. w, Davenport, formerly an Y
tor Of Mexico, died.
20 YEARS AGO. r.
James G. Blaine. a Republh +
Statesman, died at Washingtoa, 4
c.. January 81. NJ
James D. Garrard died at his ha
2 ~ miles southeast of Cenins !
Mr. Garrard was 20 years old. /,
sides his wife he left the follOV
children; Stephen l.. Garrard, VI Ia
]. w. Howell and Mrs. C. L. I'd I
ris. 4
James BuntoH was arranging prt
move to Shelby county to locate & i
E. F. Kunkel. Of Mexico, was q RI
Of the successful guessers in the uni
Star Sayings contest, He len
ceived a prize OF $17.15.
J. IT. Hildebrand, of Benton CT, lie,
and Miss Birdie King, of Montsuy 10
cry county. were married. s
Miss Ida Rosafnond was vislii Ink
n Greenfield, s. c. or
10 YEARS AGO.
Richard Nelson, aged As yeN
was instantly killed by q burst
circular saw at Hutchinson. north
Vandalla.
Miss Jessie Green entertained
girls OF Hardin College who aiie' n
the Christian Church.
The Ledger was in receipt Of
Interesting letter from August
'ert OF Helea. S. d. Mr.. Ilubef
ormerly lived in Audrain county
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank scroggins
ertained friends at their home NJ M
.addonia. "
Mrs. A. NJ. Board was assisiAi
'osimistress at Laddonia, vice w /
Sary Friar, who was going TO Cox y
ado to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
NEW ELECTRIC SIGNS.

The Orpheum Theatre has a large
steel electric flash sign coming
for its front. f. A.. Morris is also
reported as having purchased a
handsome electric sign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

THE Columbia City council has re-
neWed the franchise of the Mexico,
Santa Fe G Perry Traction company
for another year. The people Of Co.
iumbia are as anxious as the resi-
dents Of this city to see work on
the line begun again and it is hoped
with the opening of Spring activity
toward extension in both directions
or only n will become evident.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

We have plenty of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
that you can't beat None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
Brick and Cay Company. 34-ts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
SPECIAL THIS mrrn

Nine-piece set Of Currency ware.
sOc. This includes casserole, G Gus
tard cups, mixing bowl and a nappy.
d2wl Ferris e. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

A marriage license was issued TO
Allen Coil and Miss Christian Evans
both of Galloway county. Wednesday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

w, A. Willingham is preparing to
move back to the country with his
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

C. H. Culbetsorn, formerly OF Au-
drain county. has sold his interest in
the milling business in Montgomery
City TO his partner. J. r. Chadwick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
Stock and y
- Farm News

Chicago Close
Wheat May 80 l-2 July 81 is B Sept
Corn May 50 7-sA
Corn May So is B July So rs A Sep
81 SAB
Oats May "a IS B July "a IL B Sep
81 "a B
Cats May "a IS B July "a 1,2 B
Sept "a IA B
Pork May 1887 B July 1882 d
Lard May 1882 B July 1899 B Sep
1910 a ~ B
Ribs May 1882 B July 1889 A Sept
1910
st. Louis Close
Cattle-4.5O0, including 1000
Southerns. Natives steady
Mixed $50 a 500
Hogs-9,500, loo higher.
Good 7.S5 a 500
Rough us a 7.35
Light T.T5 a 500
Pigs e25 a 7.s0
Bulk $50 a 500
Sheep $500 Steady
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

FOR SALE-One dozen Rhode Is
land Red pullets; laying. $1,000 per
dozen. Inquire R. E. Miller, 929
Muldrow st. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
FOR RENT on SALE.

VIII rent my orchard, lnclut
awelling, barn and other outbuIldl
located one quarter Of a mile SC
OF Hardin College. | will also
any part Of the thirteen acres i
within the corporate limits Of y
leo, this land being the north
or my farm adjoining Mexico
the south.
w s. HATHAWAY,
d d Tues and Salts tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Viz.
III Pearl, who was stricken with pa
ralysis several months ago, is i'm
proving nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Jas. Garrett, Jr,, has returned to
his home in st. Louis, after being at
the bedside of his father here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Dr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Crawford. of
camden, are here to attend the fun.
eral of A. j. Winscott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Receive daily. by express, Fresh
Fish and Oysters, Buffalo, Channel
Cat and Croppies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Prosecuting Attorney A. c. Whit
son was in st. Louis this week
where he had business before the
Court of Appeals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Horses. Hogs, Jersey sows, Imple-
ments, Feed, etc. Everything goes.
Gillett sale next Tuesday. wdlSat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

DO you like rich, sweet milk?
Buy you a good Jersey COW al Gil
iett's Sale neat Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

r. A. Fry, proprietor OF the Fry
grocery store in Southwest Mexico,
is some better. but not able to be
out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Percy Winscott. Of St. Louis, come
up to attend the funeral of his faith
eF, A. ]. Winscott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Tommie Crawford is spending the
winter with his uncle, DR.. ME-. Craw-
ford, in Camden, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Jas. Moss, of the Stephens Printing
Co, Columbia, attended the funeral
Of A. J. Winscott Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Tip Top Bread and Dies Moines
Bread. Every day, at
d2wi Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Try our 25c Supper best in town.
oSeod WI Dobyns Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
GOOD TIMOTHY HAY FOR SALE
30 Tons baled and in barn / IL
miles s. z. Benton City, Mo.
4g-2t Mrs. John Hofsegs.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claggett Of
futt, Of Kansas City, February l, a
on. Mr.. and Mrs. offutt formerly
lived In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Don't forget d. F. Cillett's Sale,
2 miles N. w. Of Mexico next Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Buy your wall paper during Febru
airy a. craddock's big Clearance Sale,
Lowest prices OF tho year. w5 dtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Toal.
son, February 4, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
DosYNs BROS.

R G. Dennis, of Shelby county, has
opened a general store at Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

Mrs. c. S. ELS visited her son
r. A. Ellis, in Jacksonville, Ill, last
week. HaNH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

FoUND-slray horse, near Fair.
view. saddle and bride. /. T. Van
Note. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
FARM LOANS

at reasonable rates.
Owl North Missouri Trust Co
DR.. c. A. Rothwell is at Mulanthy
Hospital in st Louis undergoing
treatment, His many friends in Mex
leo hope that his health will improve,
and that he win soon return home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06
FARM BARGAIN.

5O-Acre improved farm. Well locat.
ed near Mexico. $500 per acre for
Iuick sale.
az vi North Missouri Trust C
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

BOONE COUNTY is arranging TO
work the State convlcts on their
roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-02-06

). b. Rutter is home from ST. Lon
10 where he wont on business.