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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
II In the Tourist Car .

TIHE elderly blond woman with the
youthful complexion sank into
the seat beside the quiet little
woman tourist in the section opposite.
May sit with you while the
porter makes up my berth?' she in
CURED languldly. II feel that / must
retire early: Pm really so exhausted
with all tins common crowd and
noise. 1t has been almost too much
for me. l have such sensitive
nature. | ought never to have come
tourist but l was simply determined
to 10 so--for the experience, don't
you know?
I'm such student OF hsman
nature and ] knew that the people
would be 30 different from anything
I'd ever been accustomed to. such an
entirely different class, don't you
know? My friends were really quite
shocked when they heard OF 1t. l have
the reputation OF being so exclusive.
1t isn't that / intend TO be, but I'm
naturally tastidlous and retiring and
ANYTHING common CRATES on me so.
Porter, is there going TO be some
one in the berth over me Tonight?
No. cannot have it. You'll have to
see that he changes. I'm entirely too
sensitive. II know that there's some
| one in the BERTH over me can't sleep
a wink, And the man that had the
berth last night was such common
creature. He snored-heard him dis
tinctly.
How can / help II II the car is fall?
I'm sure I'm not running the train.
If | were things would be quite diff
ferent. You certainly will have to
see that there's nobody in the berth
| over me.
MANY TROUBLES.
"Oh. yes, l meant to tell you that
| youli have to put the mattress out of
the upper berth into mine, I'm not
accustomed to sleeping on hard
mattress, and l simply cannot rest on
one.
Yes, J know YOU can do it. It's
often done. and l suall certainly in
sist.
III | pay for the whole sectionH
| Well I'm certainly not going to pay
for the whole section. I'll speak to
tine conductor.
Porter. you'll have TO do something
to stop those children from running
up and down the aisle. They make
| such noise, and when a persons
as nervous as l am-and you'll have
10 speak to that woman with the
baby, too. II that child cries half the
night as it did last night. l simply
cannot stand II.
My dear, did you ever see such
queer looking people? There isn't
good looking man In the car. Haven't
| you noticed? Well. ! suppose I'm
more observant than most people. and
of course, II makes a difference when
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
TABLOID TALES

Why is the man so detected?
His wife ate cheese one night and
dreamed he was mp to some meanness,
and now she will never have the faith
in him that she had before. She thinks
the dream was a Warning.
Is woman ever satisfied when she
has told a tib7
No, child Not till she has compelled
her husband to agree with her,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25

Why does The Woman take so many
trips away from home. neglecting her
house and her family"
Because. alas, the only times her hus-
oand ever kisses her are when she
takes train
what does that expression mean that
l see on every married lnoman's face?
Translated into Engli5F my dear, ii
means, Il earn all l get"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
Advice to the
Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
DON'T DELAY THE ENGAGEMENT

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
/ am keeping company with
young lady OF nineteen / am
twenty four, and have no bad
habits The other evening l took
her to the theat. 3 from her home
and her brother followed us. She
objected very much, as they do not
agree. have her fathers consent
to meet with her. | intend to De
engaged to her soon. She tells me
he is trying to take the pleasure
away from her. FRED.
I TER father approves and the CIR
i likes you. II you have your rina
on her finger, you will be in position
where the brother is powerless II
annoy you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
CERTAINLY NOT.

TEAR MIS-; FAIRFAX:
- Does a ring presented to young
lady from a gentleman with whom
she is very friendly as a birthoay
gift signify an engagement Such
a thing has never been mentioned
Nv e,ther marty. ALICE.
A RING isn't an engag cement; 1t Is
- only the symbol. One may Do
engaged, or married. without a ring
A dozen rings without a marriage
proposal signify nothing, for the rea-
SON that it Is the symbol OF be-
trothal 1t is not in good taste lor
the exchange OF ring gifts betweeu
those who are only friends.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.

| l6A1t M1SS FAIRFAX:
am a young lady Of eighteen
years OF age and have been keep
ing company with a young man
TWO years my senior for about five
months. Last night We had an
argument, and he said that he
would not come up this SATURDAY.
as ne had some business to at
tend to, but 1 know that he Is also
Keeping company with other girls.
lie tells me he loves only me.
DO you think 1T would be right
for me to keep company with otbar
men without him knowing it?
LOTTIE.
If you know beyond doubt that h,
is dividing his attentions, ths
gives you right to divide yours
But don't risk his love on hearsa,
evidence against him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT
Cures Whospins Cough, Group

Coios. running o. the aors throat Ch.rsy',
nxpectofsnt slightly laxative. Prevents the whom
U vnoopanE cpagb Children like Cheney's sno ia.
been or the tssrket ATTY Take the old trisJ
snc rys co QUE 2se a. aray s.orss. .AdIJ
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
IF YOU LOVE HER, YES.
TEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAlRFA\:
I had been acquainted with
girl three months when I had
quarrel with her. My intention was
not to call at her house any longer.
A few days later I received card
asking II I was angry. She said
she was not, and she said she was
. patiently awaiting for me and that
I am always welcome. Please let
me know If l shall call at her house
again or not. A,GM.
CHE is willing to forgive; yo,
~ should be as generous. However
If you don't love her, and are not sur,
you can refrain from future wraneles
ooht go to see her. Don't make III
with the thought OF falling out agaty
whenever 1t suits you.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
FIND HAT DIN
i kIvU A1H1 1 kIv
In COWS TONGUE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Jan. 7.-Dr. ]. r
kuhns was called to see a COW be-
longing to Councilman w. H. Peter
son here a few days ago. supposed
to be suffering from rabies. Upon
investigation it was ascertained tina.
the COW had broken hat pin in iti
tongue.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
KENT'S new
OFFICIALS Are
NOW In OFFICE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Dell Jan 7-seyeral of
the newly elected State and County
officers GANG to Dover yesterday and
took the oath of Office preparatory to
assuming their duties today Among
those to whom the oath of office was
administered here yesterday by Judge
W H. poyce included. state Auditor
Walter Poole prettyman, State lnaur-
ance Commissioner W. r. McCahe;
County Comptroller Harry p. Grieves
and sheriff W. s. Smith Register
Of Wills Joshua Smith and Protho-
notary Wilbur d. Wilds, had pre-
viously taken their oaths of office.
State Auditor Prettyman has nam
ed as his deputy Charles / Josephs,
OF Sussex county and State lnsur-
ance Commissioner McCabe, has
named his son as his deputy Former
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Kirby
under Sheriff William H. Maloney
will assist Sheriff Smith for a short
while, or until he names a regular
deputy Former Register ia Chancery
and Clerk of the Orphans Court
James A. Smith, will act as deputy
to Register Of Wills Joshua Smith.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
Have Color in Your Cheeks
BE Better Looking
Try Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid- tongue coated appetite poor
"a bad taste in your mouth-a lazy,
no-good feeling-you should take
Olive Tablets
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared
by DR.. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
These Olive Tablets oil the bowels
yet have no oily taste. They are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil
If you want a clear pink skin,
bright eyes, no pimples, feeling Of
buoyancy like childhood days, you
must get at the cause Olive Tablets
act on the liver and bowels like
calomel-yet have no dangerous after
effects. They start the bile and over
come constipation That's why mil
lions Of boxes are sold annually at l0C
and 25c per box
Every little Olive Tablet has @
movement all its own Take one oil
two nightly and note the pleasing re-
suits
The olive Tablet Company Column
bus, o.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
NlVEEWWSY DOlNl1CS
OF new CASTLE
Mr.. and Mrs. MCMullin En-
terrain at Old Time
Country Party
CHURCH SOCIETY
In AFTERNOON SOCIAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASLE, Jan. There was a
happy country party on Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. S. G. McMullin. at the Bear.
Those present included Gilbert Boys,
Edith Cunningham, Delaware Wright,
Ethel Lucas, John r. Butler. Jr., Ma
RE Neville, J l.. Boys. Elsie Thomp-
son, J. T Cough. Jr., Mary Daniels,
w Thomas Lucas. Julian Spry,
stephen l.. Cunningham. Woodkill
Sheath. John Boys. Jr.. Ruth McMul-
lin, Frank B. Diehl. Bessie NJ Bur
ris. Richard NJ Boys. Alberta Davis,
Lena Crossan, Florence Boys, Hamp-
ton Crossan. Alberta Boys, Agnes
Laws, Manlove McMullin Joseph
Laws. Jr.. Julia McMullin, Lee Cum
ningham, Laura NJ Laws. Flora
Richards, Floyd Sheats. Julian Laws.
Florence Burris, Clarence Boys. Reba
Thompson. Norman l.. Butler, Annie
Burris, Mabel Lucas, Daniel Powell,
s. f. Sterling, Lucy NJ. Johnson. En-
ma b. Laws. Harriet Boys. Della
ware Davis. Reba Thompson. Earl r.
Straugh. Mr. and Mrs John T.
Boys, Miriam Boys, Roland McMul-
lin, Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Davis, Ches-
ter T. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Da-
Wis Victor Davis. Mary Richards,
Helen Boys. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Nc
Mullin, George Boulder and Lee
Richards
Deputy stcse Councillor Harry
Rothrock, will install the following
officers Of Industry Council. Jr.. o.
Samuel Farmer; vice-councillur.
Harry Montgomery; assistant recor-
der Lewis Thompson; warden. Els
worth Gambrll; conductor, William
Stewart: Inside sentinel, A. B. King;
outside sentinel, L. Wertz, fnancier.
George Brown; treasurer, Harry
Rothrock; representative to State
! Council, J. w. Kirk: representative
to Death Benefit Association, Hugh
Mclaughlin.
The members of the Dorcas Society
Of the Methodist Church will hold a
social in the church tomorrow after
noon.
/ Elmer Pedrick who intended to re-
! turn yesterday TO Nashotah College,
Wis. has been detained here by d.
rection of his physician. Since com
] iib HOHit luI 1HIlclUldN the young
man has had an attack of the grip in
addition to having trouble with his
eyes. He hopes to be able TO return
to college in a few days.
John Duncan and Denny Smith
tied in a contest for a twenty-five
pound turkey and as the bird is too
big for either man it is likely the
turkey will be baked by one of the
bakers and then divided between the
winners
City Council and the Trustees OF
the Commons will meet in monthly
session this evening.
In all probability City Council will
take some action on the fire plus
question and the manner in which
water is now supplied
The funeral of Mrs Mary Unruf
will be attended by number Of
persons from this city. Intermeni
will be made in Ivy Hill Cemetery
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
DIES SUDDENLY
OF HEART ATTACK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL !

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Jan. L.
Frederick c. Taylor, shoemaker
living on avenue. died suddenly from
fatty degeneration of the heart late
Sunday night He was son of Chas
H. Taylor, a commission merchant Of
No. 116 e. Fourth street, Wilmington.
in the morning Mr.. Taylor had an at
tack Of Indigestion, but recovered and
decided to take a drive, and while
before death was seized with another
attack, AT first it was thought that
acute indigestion was the cause Of
death, but a diagnosis revealed that
it was caused by fatty degeneration
of the heart
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
MO RFnEICT!0M
In WATER RATE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Jan. 7.--At a meeting Of
Town Council last night an amend
ment to the water ordinance intro
duced by Councilman Joseph b. Lut-
ton, reducing the annual water rent
from $40 10 So was voted down Mr.
Luton was the only member to vote
for the amendment The others were
Of the opinion that the rate should
remain az SO The report Of the
treasurer showed the receipts during
December TO be S2S55.24 including a
balance Of S1.O6574 The balance last
night was $2114S7 Bill amounting
to nearly Si,50O, were passed
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
pIGeANs FAMILY AFFLICTED

DIGGANS FAMILY AFFLICTED.
Charles w. Diggans. commission
merchant and Mrs Diggins are both
very III at their home, 1902 West
Sixth street Mr. Diggans has been
confined to his bed since last Thurs
day, while his wife became III on
Sunday c. Harvey Diggans, a son,
who. with his father, conducts the
commission business. owing to the
sickness of his parents was forced
to telegraph to his brother, Earl G.
Diggans. who has just recently re-
turned from San Antonio, Texas,
whore he was in the piano business.
Mr. Diggans has been in East
Wareham. Mass. the past ten days.
He arrived in Wilmington with his
wife on Monday and they are nurs-
ing his parents. Mrs. c. Harvey Dig
gans Is also confined to her home at
sos Jackson street, suffering with a
bad attack of grip. A physician is
i'm attendance at both homes.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
NOW EnR TuE
1VUW IOn 11IL
RUBBER GAME

The game which viii decide wheth-
Will remain IN the lead Of the Allied
League or whether Disston will re
place the green team viii be played
at Wawaset Park on Saturday after
noon. But one point separates tho
two teams. An admission will be
charged.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
$lO5,OOO In CHARTER
FEES FOR THE STATE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, DEL Jan. THE report
OF the Secretary of-State. which will
be printed within a few days will
show an unprecedented condition Of
finances in that office during the year.
The revenues from charters alone
will be S105000 from fees $4,000 and
from automobile licenses, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07

HURT BY FALL AFTER ATTACK.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 7-E. E.
Clements, farmer living about one
mile east of Dover. while evidently
seized with an attack OF vertigo, fell
from the loft Of his barn to the floor
below and sustained severe injuries.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
RFSFRYEs no Go no CHFSTFR

Brownson Reserves will play the c.
I. A. in Chester tonight. The Reserves
have fast combination. headed by
Burke. Walsh and Rigney. and should
FgiVe the obstetrics a close game.
Evening journal., 1913-01-07

The Wants appeal to all walks Of
life they WELD an influence in the
home. IN big business. as well as
smaller establishments
Evening journal., 1913-01-07
YOUNG FRIENDS WIN
OVER WILSON LINERS

IN q one-slded game, the Young
Friends Athletic Association basket
ball team won from the Wilson Line
boys last night Al to s. Friends fin
ished the first half IA to a.
In the preliminary game Chesrook
defeated the Young Friends second
team by the score OF % to 2.
The lineup.
Young Friends Wilson Line
Evans .... forward ..... Kiefer
Captain
lStapler ..... forward ......Caulk
Kenworthy.
Thompson ..... centre . Engleman
Carl .......g guard ........ Cam
Martin ..... guard 49, Whiteside
Field goals. Evans s, Siapler 2,
Kenworihy I, Thompson 4, Carl 3,
Martin 3, Caulk 1, Engleman ] Cam
Q; foul goals Thompson 8; referees,
/ Gallagher Keasey; timer. Almond.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
HoLLENswLLE.


G. VI. Nswgeat has been ussfns
his friends when be meets then II
he Is booking ols these days. Arter
hearing the reply be wouA make The
fAet kaDwa be has : great grandson
he IS Richard Adam. r.. living II
1iinHezosa The great grandson's
mother formerly was Miss Bessie
shasp o. this nelghborhood.
Miss Ruth Carpenter ulo las
bees Attending Coiisze al Canton.
No. returned Saturday.
Rev. r " Leonard, former pastor
At Midway church, WI preach al
Midway TIE firm Sunday in June.
the 2stk
" H Mallory sold a dandy COW
last week for SO.
Nr- CIs1ssen entertained two Of
his brothers from Illinois last week.
Mis- Annie Berrey. who for 1lost
T. Eoath has been suffering frua :
wound caused By stepping on a rus
~ naA Is not much improved she
borrower. Is walking around win
the use Of erutehez.
Rev Todd brother Of James Todd.
Of this vicinity. preached two excel
lent sermons AZ Long Branch church
Sunday. There WI Be preaching
Long Branch The third Sunday in
July.
Misses Graes Dosell. Grace Ewing
anc Lena Carpenter each received
ninth grade diplomas al Paris satur-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
Youses CREEK.

We are IL the midst u q drouth.
eE sryShi-g Is needing rain badly. Pas
tzsu Eoule burn
ieF. TE1Das T9sq O. -. &c Coza-
ty Re2ha6 for tn tag Br1nea
CaurcA 2zr sztursav s-5 sunday. He
va grsaeG By a Arga Audience Sun
aas EorZ.ng and gsTs them a splan-
"a discourse
Your correspondent travelling IN
visit last week saE several car loads
OF cattle On feed -nsce cattle
a wagon load Of lambs Monday.
Forrest Berrey sold W w. Munay
3 load Of lambs, Monday.
Em Asbzry sod Muady & Powsn
wagon load q hogs Al 8 Ise
Tie above persons sold Nundy a
IA COW apiece last week
Miss Matte sloaaksr win taach
the Bryzns school next ran and win
ter.
airs Ao10sou ana daughter, Miss
Peah Of Mexico are visiting their
daughter and sister. Hrs. wm Peel.
Octave Ellis and family o. skin
ue- we're guests OF Hrs Lizzie Ellis
last Sunday.
arE Nn WInsoo.t WHO has been
sick for two weeks Is some better.
AoF Simmons and family Of nezr
Aoino visited so9th ~ Mexico last
Saturday zzd Sunday.
These Who dined with Mrs. WilHam
Psek last Sunday we're Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Ne~gent. M and Mrs Thom
As schieafer. Mn Patterson and Miss
Nesfa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
LAD0oKiA NEWS

HAaA - 1
Mrz Z 3 Bel wEE he guess q
hsr sa1EAs-, Nz J. Z Sho5s =
Wszsca Hs lrE q AS week
Mes31-ss Thua Pszrscz ana Mar
IA Bybee zs-e the Ess-s n Ms
R X Rs4-saz Il Nsxseo 2z we
IT wzRE rsoszty ha1EAf \ me
E1sLle mare truz ; J Frees fOr
slsx
Ms Dsek Tayl0r q Nsao. H. has
A tie Eest q her stsssr. Mrs J
V. Azssrsoa r.zh Of LA5dozA
A nee sssctrsc EOag has be@z Plae-
al a. ne C 4 A e-osSaE
LANES CwzEhzr al Es. Via
hare bss1 the Essa q Mr Czzzing-
haas ra-sz-x. NJ ana MrA G. "
F=gusoz- have rss1rnAd % thsr
ho-s A. Cz-sz4 Okla
Mss Mare To-reTE0z has beE
visiting her xzn.s n Kansas CITY.
Ots Frssls reoszaT pad WL1iz=
S1s1ls- $50 s0r q god sadie horsA
Rzlph Hz.eock Eo grzazztss
tr1z the University n civil sug1
ssrszz Ills noah Is kozA
Lee Stuart rsosutiy received a
craze q czsozgs and c7cUnbe-s truz
his s5-. G7oTs-. who lives a san
Bsnito. Texas
Mss Ola CEk. wo vas recssty
operated On for z-ppsudctE. Is iz-
growing nicely.
D C Hztian s.. Eg hozs FROM
q trip through the East last week
Re reported q most enjoyable TIP
He. with his SISTER, len Immediately
for Colorado spriags to soin his wife
and baby.
Miss Fearless and Co, a fhreeze
comedy. vii be presented at the
Ksansr Opera Hogse. BY TIE Ladies
o. the Baptist ChurcA. On Saturday
might
Mrs. J. Newt Caldwell died Al
Der hszne near Hztchssoa last week
sas vas zsozt "a years old.
Ls@ Brs. nsrou, Harry AID.
5Ey. appeared before the CITY
,gune1 WonaaT Right las, ana ask.
& t1g a Franchise to erect IN cleo
re Hght and ice plzat A con.
nitses composed Of ". J. oTHaar7.
md z J shoss vas zgposuted TO IN.
Testisate the matter.
TAs following parties from tbs
,laee shipped stock 70 St Louh r.
Y J. shose. . carr q cat
lss Chas EDWARDS I car Of cattle:
Ichn Hobsoa / car Of hogs and spsn-
ssr Bros / carr Of hosA EA shobe.
Charley EDWARDS and Raymond spsn
ser went down with the stock
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
lFAssEs NEws


10z Goozzg Vas On Ne SEA 81
.lass week
n c oDozEsI znz we vs-e 4
VznaAHA lAz sznEEy wa nsr
sAna-sa
I'd E-ack zzs Tsn waters sip
20 CT a o,1t e koz srcz H-s-.
Las. ves
= C. Cess assistant eAzAzsr q
.Es-zsz azd Merchants Bzrk a.
Vz1szlz vas Il Fzrb- Naaaxy hz
Ny and Mrs. J S Dznoa visited
,Nz Dn11s noSAa-. Mrs D E s
B-zEEs-er sznezy A
G. ". Tzzne- has E1ae 10 Hot
.sRuzE. Ara ana fzu= eks-e VII
'ruohzhGy 70 70 NsdsriAzA Ceta. 70
rtsa1 hk 49, wETAeA
o. sEzsHy last Fzrb~ esss4sss a
tear t-oz Nsrioo ~ = ssors 4s 70
10 Ez5 an TIE 1sEh. bat Rash Hnl
Il IL & ne Rush HE E1ze was a
GOD 60
A nesting q the FsxSer cszstsry
AsssaHelon vas held satn-say arsr-
.Eooz
: Kelly Wrsht q CSs1zbiA made
4 sgaszs& tan o. Rural Eaar1Hoz-
Ht the ChrsstiNa ChErrA. On SznEay
'hE+
o n Mozzs1s sAipPsd on .
kzs of hogx last WEDNESDAY He
las bosgAt bags rsseatly fram the
soloving- W. E Bar. II bad J y
P1is IS; Ia Cares. l. A : cAzss.
.is; HezTg seAIsete-. IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19


Ms Eser1 KILLER zzs chllarez are
here fnu- C4Hfovaz last ws 10
make an sxtsndsa visst vita rslA-
.aves
Mss HAZE Hn5sazna rezarned On
kz FRAY fron h@r Seb-zskA trip
The infant s7z Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol shzfer less xAaa a week oa. died
N0a5zg ztzeruouz
Mn Er1sz Lerheln= has Sees
'guite il azt is beginning 10 IN
prove Slowly.
TA srzzas and sc1zasataures q
Arthur Ss5TsB who moved 70 Texzz
less thzH 3 year ago Ein be shocked
to hear Of his death which receztly
occurred His ws50E and two little
sons Eu return 70 Missouri 10 n
side
The Caadrs1s Day exercises held
Al the Presbyterian Church Sunday
aiEht wsre attended By a large sz-
AeAs Q11ts a number we're unable
TO gee into the church Rev. Rosser
vas unable to fl his aRpolnsment On
Sunday. 0E1ng 70 the seroas IL
ness Of As wife ard death q . little
niece
Mamas are stu prevalent IN this
snZlaaltf Roy wsddinEtoz Is
oaa q the latest victims
Tie ssrious erouth Is dealing a
bard tl0w TO this community. Oats
are considered q failure. A good many
SiA pasture their cats fields. Il Is
two mOztas since oar rainy weather
ceased and we hare had ozly 2 good
showers n thai leaEth q time. We
are sun hoping and przysng for rain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
NEW HOPE.

Waiter Owen Of Columbia is visit
Ing the family Of J. W. wzy.
W.. r. Atkinson Of Mexico vas a
visitor In this nesghborhood this weea
Miss Jeanette Sanders vas baptisee
and received into New Hope Church
Sunday.
W. r. Chick, wife and daughter,
Miss Eafie. we're guests OF T. A.
Johnson and family sunday.
r. r. DoIlins spent Sunday with
w n Chick and wife.
v. n. Chick traded a calf for a
work horse TO Luther Baker.
We regret to learn Of the death.
Of Brother Jesse. a man the writer
has knoEn for many years and we
wish to extend sincere sympathy to
the berezved ones.
w. 7. Chick and daughter. r. r
Shock and daughter went fishing sat.
urday and all had a nice time.
The Rev. Mackey filed his regular
appointment Saturday and Sunday Il
New Hope.
Mrs H W Williams and little son.
Harold, from Des Moines, Ia, are.
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. H HEN.
len
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19

We understand that the state Off.
ciais are seriously considering the
question Of the State conducting the
IRE insurance business in Missouri.
Plans in this direction are being ten
iahyely drawn by one OF Mlssour's
most prominent businesE msn and wi
be Immediately submitted TO the
Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19

Csc. Ro5srsoz. villa his Eo
soas David AID Ge9-zs and dzzzs-g.
Miss Laura z16 Mss Susie Hu1z1o1
EDture5 70 Pz-E In the Robertson
White Tuesday Afternoon Ny Rob
er-s1z zz5 Bard renamed n PARIS
uat TIE Other returned Tusx5zy night
They we're accompanied home by MIA
Ezza Bu1kzsr. WHO IL the sister Of
Ms 4 s Eocsfun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-19
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given tha. The
shareholders Of the Mexico Sayings
Bank will meet at the Office Of The
bank in Mexico. Mo, in annual meet.
ms on Tuesday, July sth, 1913, at
> O'Clock a m. for the purpose Of
eiecting seven directors for the an.
suing year The poles viii be omen
rom ? a. m to twelve noon OF that
day for the election OF said directors
W. W. Fry. President d.
c. A witherspoon. sec'v15-u