Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

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sfSt Lozis Close
Cattle tsN ilslnting 1913 s07Sh-
eras NErke sisady.
HoEs $50 Stesdy
shesp $50 Stsady-
.iChtczEo Close
What Seq, IS IS - A edo %
us May - -
Corn sept "a A Dec "a iS A May g
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oaas sept 81 IS B Dec ~ IA A MAJ
iE is
iPSrk Sept tzsS b saa 80 :
No ? red IS i-s 81 IL
No 2 hard 81 -
No 2 corn &c
No 2 yellow u -
No : white Is Ala
No : oAts q
No ? White ~ Ia
l. L Spencer. Of near Cant ar.
| eordlng to Farmer Rusk, has n o
the best corn prospects in tine eoun
ty. After planting he has gone over
liz 10 times Others who have good
prospects. some OF It on bottom land
are. Judge Alex Carter. N. crum
IJ. L. Carpenter, E c S Miller. J 7
Johnson
H. B. Mudd. the Monroe City horse
man, with his wife, il here and VIII
stay throughout the Fair. He has
number Of good horses which he viii
show here.
The Ringo Hotel made reserya
ions for the following o~ut-of-town
persons who are here for the Fan
III. H Bradford, OF Quincy, III; Al
bert Pendleton. the race starter oi
st. Louis; P. W. Ray and family Of
Bowling Green. Ky; Or. William Kei
ser, the well known veterinary. Of
Chicago; James s. Wright, who har
charge Of the ~horse-show At Smith
vile. and his wife; Milo R. Mclean
nahan, the well known Insurance mar
Of East St Louis and a party o.
friends; Archie Reyes of St Louis;
Uncle" Jeff Bridgford and son Of
Paris; R. A Long. the lumber and
horse man Of Kansas City. with d
party; Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Brown, Of
Paris; Dr. Gadsby and wife, Of 81
Louis, r. A. Sonnenberg, Of St Louis
W 7 Way. Of the Cassidy South.
western Commission Co, Of East st.
Louis. Ill. Col Paul Brown, Judge
Marshall. Merritt Marshall, Lac
Crawford. DR. Herman wilkerson,
Bert Hoffman. Walter Holster, D. L
Parrish C ] Robinson. NJ W CocA-
rane and J n Bisl, an OF 81.
Louis and J B wad. Of Tennessee
A phone call was received Tuesia'
morning asking for a reservation OF
% rooms for a par.y cfeKansas City
men. II Is probabls there is fort7
or fifty men in the party. They viii
be here Tuesday night or wednes-
day morning.
Farmer Rusk vas in Farber this
week and Vaccinated about so head
Of hogs The herds belonged to Car
ter Brown. C H Moore and C W Kei-
sor.
d. w. Csrper, near Thompson, who
has acres in kaffir corn reports It
in good shape.
John Ferguson OF near Thompson
is furnishing a large supply OF fine
muskmelons.
Col. NJ. V. Harrison OF Fulton is
here and viii remain the rest Of the
week Col. Harrison has been at
tending the Fair here ever since Their
was one.
Robert Potts Of St. Joseph is
looking over the good ones and he
knows which are the good ones, too.
Trev Anderson, OF the firm Of
aouchin & Anderson at Jefferson City
s here for the big show"
w ] Riley Of Windsor is here ming
ing with the saddle horsmen. He is
n old time race-horseman. but has
turned his attention to the
needing of good saddle horses.
Bert Luckie came up from Mont
emery City Tuesday. He will show
he good harness horse Peppers"
4 the big harness stake Friday. /.
J. D. Todd. Of the firm OF Che
ault Todd G. Sons. Fayette. is here.
here be realizes he can see the :
est. r.r
W @. Hutton. editor OF Farm Pro- -"
ress." St Louis, formerly Of Mex-
o, is here to witness the three big
axes and the other shows. WIN
a real STORY" when he sees Il
nd is here to get first-hand dope"
} the $500 stake.
o T and X N Smith Of Sturgeon
e attending the Mexico Fair and
the big Sturgeon Fair which &
next week.
Charles Van studdIford Of New
ork City. is here for the big stake
e is a great faneier OF good hors-
and knows where the best can be
und.