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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given tAA !
Of administration on the aA'
Ethlyn Mundy, decoi'a,
granted to tho undersigned ~
1919, by the ProbateCo Court OIL ~
County, Missouri. All pefs0''
Ing claims against said eS'ss
required to exhibit the same
undersigned for allowance
In SIX months from the a
Of said letters or they may
cluded from any benefit OF S'a
tate, and II such claims Dc y
hibited within one year IRON
Of ihis publication they VIII
ever barred.
ss.4t Il. H. MUNDY.
Administered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
ADMINISTRATOR NoTIc

Notice Is hereby given una
on administration on the e''
Fred w. Brand, dece'a'a
granted 10 the undersigned Ny' i,
ielg, b. the Probate Court
rain County. Missouri Az ~,
having claims against said NJ
required TO exhibit the same N
undersigned for allowance .gu
ak months from the date o, n
tiers or they maybe prcc'0o'a
any benefit Of said estate \
such claims DO not e1nlO@s u
In one year from date oil .ls
cation they will be forever us
8s.1t J. c. NUMB
Administered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE local option law will soon be
in effect and those who are arrans-
ing 10 violate IT should bear in mind
that ~law-sbldina citizens Of Mex
leo regardless Of how they voted arc
going to assist in enforcing this law.
Don't violate the law and then raiss
, fuss because you were caught in
some" underhanded way by detectives
or spoilers" Don't you bother about
the -aesns employed 20 find out the
uo,ators- Fair notice has beer
served that the law will be enforced
Whatever means are necessary Il
enforce this law will very likely bs
employed by the proper officials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
HcFieE OF THs Rusu1>
local OPTION Hlrn % D

HcFieE OF tbs Rrsm1>
LOCAL OPTION HLrcr,ooof u
Notice Of the result Q, ,s
option election hoa 4
Of MeucO in the state - e' q
under The provisions .,
Chapter s. Of The Ro,l-.' 4
q Missouri, 1908. commonly
tho Local Option Law ''oE
Il Is ordered by the c..
The result Of the Local ~, !
lion, held in the CITY d, 4,
souri, on TIE 27th day o. y =
ista as ascertained aad oo'
BY ihe Mayor and raombsr,
cny Council. be- entered 4
rceond Of the City couoea ], Z
Of Mexico, Missouri which y.
ord = IN words and figure !
lows. towlt. .
In the matter OF u,o
ton held IN the City q,
the state Of Missouri On n.
day Of October. 1919 - 2
whether or not splrItuou.
toxicatlng ilauors. lnelpsI,'
and beer, should DO sola v'n.
corporate limits Of said civ
leo q appearing 10 tho u,,..
the CITY Council or tho cf, !. |
leo. Missouri. from tho ron.
said election, as fgDIsbos
Mayor and membors o. the cs' ,
Gil Of the city OF Mexbo n
to the Council. that The vba.
Dor Of votes cast in said
was fifteen hundred and a,s.s
up9S)i that the whole nuubs,
votes east IN said election y,
, sale Of Intoxicating Ilquors y,
hundred and thirty-four f7qt,
that the whole number O.,
in said election AGAINST n.
: Intoxicating liquors was se,e, I
dred and nincsy-nine (7gN. ~, j
tho majority of the votes "a.
! election AGAINST the sale a ~
calling liquors was sixty-fye tc'
II is therefore ordered /, &
yor and City Council Of rbs n
Mexico. Missouri, that |.
Clerk OF the City Of Me1ieo \.
shan cause the result Of ssid ~.
ascertaIned and determined q, /.
e said, to be published once
four consecutive weeks in "A, I
s leo Weekly Ledger. which ( !,
i same newspaper in which tbs =
OF said election was published
al ] hereby certify that The An.
fla true copy OF the record Of ~
q Council OF Mexico, Missouri, /,
the result Of the Local Opim /
/, ton held in Mexico on the M
}. OF October. 1918, was asoets,a,
4 determined by the Mayg +,
City Council of said City
e tseaD WALLACE DEARM
ic City Clerk OF Mexico, hi
A. 365t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
o. EXTENSION WILL BE BUILT

SAYS GEN SUPT. USTlC'
F. H.. Ustic. general s~uperinten-
dent Of the Burlington, was in Pal.
myra last week and in a conversation
with his friends had a good
deal to say about the Burling-
new line, says the Palmyra Spectator
"The surveys have been completed
all the officials are in favor of it, an
an that IS lacking is the formal ap-
proyal OF the board of directors. The
road Is absolutely sure to be built.
The proposed route will start
at West Quincy and the old track
through the bottom to the vicinlt.
OF North River win be used. There
a change will be made, the line
running through Palmyra.
From there q practically straight
route VIII be taken to Moberly and
connecting with the Burlington tracks
at Mexico. on to Kansas City and
possibly to st. Joseph.
The new road win be built for spec
and small towns along the route win
be avoided wherever possible"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
STATEMENT BY JOHN W. MI
LION IN ANSWER TO HON oA-
Nm "A RoBERTsoN

STATEMENT BY JOHN W. NIL
LION an ANSWER TO HON. oh-
vp X. ROBERTSON
Having heard Saturday morning.
the 15tb. from direrent sources ~
an article uRfavorAblo 10 mgsot
would ID N the lutshgenoer
ON saturday evening. I requested the
|ady,or 10 ask the author Of the form
coming article that ] be priv1ered
~ raad 4, and offer my answer IN
the same issue OF the paper. The en-
tor informed me later that he has
made tho request but that me au'
thor refused 10 grant the priNhese.
This aoeomts fer my eArswer appear
Ing today instead Of Saturday, INC
18th.
Concerning The bulk q the article
In have nothing TO say. concornins
,ns ~propcrty al 18th and Main. norh
east cornor. Kansas City, NO.
.Aa following to say. W. ID
crow and John W Million. the writ
or own tho land. but do not o~r
the building. We have never owned
I,he building. We have neyer had
IN lease Of tho building have We
Ina apy control Of the rortang of t'
busldlng or the handling OF u y
anv way whichever. Neither Mr.. 10
~ertson nor Eny other man a SHOW
any contract. lease or agreement con
trary 10 these statements.
In handling valuable city property
business lots, not residenoe) two
separate and distinct properties orig
nate. the land and the building 0
buildings on the land. Two sets Q
owners come into EXISTENCE absolute
ly independent Of each other except q
TO the land lease which joins the pro
critics. This lesae does not CIV
the land owner any authority whateH
er oyer the owner of the building
The owner Of the building is ALSO
l~lutely free TO do with his building
what he will. 1t is his property
absolute right.
John w. Million therefore does ne
suffer" the saloon TO exist It's ex-
istence does not depend upon Mr. M
lions win. Therefore neither Grow
nor Million nor both togethes
owners of the land have any right
law to destroy the saloon at l5i
and Main.
This saloon at 18th and Main
, lust as bad as any other saloon. ]
| be sure Million and Grow would !
! delighted TO see 1t go, and for moro
reasons than one. The first of couri
! lis because Of the saloon itself. Anot
er reason Is that there are alwa,
sure to be people OF indiscrimina
ing minds who will jump to the co
: clusion that Grow and Million, ct
! ~lectivelyy or Individually, r :
|. sponsible for this saloon. IS,
/. fer" this saloon to exist while fight
ing saloons elsewhere.
\ Respectfully submitted.
! JOHN w. MILLION!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
NOTHK or SALE rNHrR
nEIn np n

W lMj
Whereas, Lawrence Matbeu
Pearle s.. Matthews. hA Riis
their certain deed Of trust d,ss
.t7ih tH's of Noycmbo. 1000
~ acknoslcdrcd and
si in the Rocordea|
flee u the County q Audns
ifste Of tls anfi ~ frust Bss
cord &c At page 5lO a
cd 70 the mdc
Trustee tho following
scribed Real Estate lying and
situate in the County o' Audna
State Of Missouri 10 tH
Lot Seventeen U7l IN BOD
IN Of Takenan G Barnes SOFA
Addition to tho City Of Med@ I
Which said Conveyance Wis ~
trust to secure the payment di|
tain negotiable ~promlssory nas
geticr With the interest there's
7al 2 = Of Trust fully dosr
And whereas, default has
made in the payment Of TIE M
due upon the note mentioned I'D
scribed in said deed Of trust Il
Ing TO the terms and conditoa
OF.
Now, therefore, l., j. C. u
the undersigned Trustee. at q
quest OF the legal holder ofsai
do hereby give notice that vi
Friday the 2fst Day Of Na'sa|
1918,
between the hours Of 900 ODD
m. and 500 O'Clock p. m, a
day. sell said real estate at
vendue. to the highest btk|
cash, at the east front door q
drain County Court House, ri
City Of Mexico, Missouri, ie
purpose OF d~ischarging the des
cured by said deed OF trust n
terest due thereon, and he
Of executing this trust.
S5-4t J. c. NUMB
Trusts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE contest by the vets regard
ing the local option election In Mex
leo will come up before the Supreme
Court Of Missouri on an Alternative
Writ, r~eturnabIe on the first Mon
day in December. The case will be
heard On its merits In January, 1914:
The issuance Of the writ does not set
aside the election, and the town
will be dry unless the election is
ultimately invaiidated by the su-
preme Court. II the Mexico man.
damUs is sustained il will upset ev-
cry local option election held in Mis-
souri, since the county unit law was
approved by Gov Major, on March
10, where the election did not em-
brace the entire county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
Stock and y
- Farm News

Luther Barnett, one Of Mexioois
well known horseuzen. is homo On a
visit Mr.. Barnett has taken John
Hooks place IN Paris. Mr.. Hook
nov has charge Of Mss Loaa Longs
stable Of saddIers ia Kansas CITY
The barn OF Steve Asbury, ACROSS
the road from ". W. Pollock farm,
east Of the city. burned Thursday
afternoon.
At the monthly stock sales in War
rensbUrg, Saturday. ieo mules and
100 horses brought s4s,e0e.
B. R. Middletovn has received let
tiers and kilograms or coincidence
over the death o. Rex Mcdonald
from the following. C. B. sneed.
sedalia. d. R. Parish, 81. Louis;
R. L. Hill. Columbia; D. E. Everett,
sedalla; Ms d. Doasi. St Louis;
Ernest Eabanks, Slater. and DR.. C. n
ssymsn. 81. Louis.
Wolves are thick in Galloway
County. and are killing many sheep
as many as twenty being killed IL
one night. Twelve wolves were seer
/. in one bunch. An organized effort
viii b. made TO kni them.
4 twenty acre truck patch nortl
Of Paris sold last week for sara PEI
acre. This is the highest price evei
recorded for Monroe county land.
J. B. Rutter recently bought foul
loads OF hay from Avalon. III.
o. ]. Mooen, OF Columbia. ion
merly of this city. won 5000 II
awards with his string OF horses thii
year. There were 256 ribbons o.
which l62 were fIrsts.
Harry Householder has sold thres
loads OF straw to Bob Hooton Il
cover his Strawberries with.
c. C. Daniel. ir- and W. NJ. Fergu
son. both Of vandalia, passed through
Mexico Monday to Wright City No.
where Mr- Daniel. through J. w. Dry
traded a 240-acre farm near vandalis
for an $751; 600 stock of general mer
ehandise and building
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
PICTURES OF MEXICO SHOWN;
PLEASE LARGE CROWDS


The pictures of Mexico, shown
at the Lyric. Monday afternoon, were
splendid in every respect.
| The views OF the town showed the
various industries and public build
lngs and the scenario, Betsy Hopes
House Party" added to the interest
Of the picture.
The pictures are shown on a spill
reel, the first half showing views OF
the city. This section showed the
Court House, the Fire Department,
the Mexico Boy Scouts, Hoxsey Ho-
tel. Pollock's Mil e Elevator Co.
plant, employees OF the Information
al Shoe Co, interior OF the Crown
Laundry. barn OF Lee Bros, the Ice
Plant, Bell Telephone building. the
churches. the scools and school chill
dren.
The photography was very good
and II was easy 10 recognize tho
school children andtho people as they
we're leaving the churches.
Betsy Hopes House Party"
The last half Of the reel shawod
The pretty !. little scenario, bets,
Hopes Honsc Party" by Miss Mauds
4 orita Wallace. and moro views O
the towns, including Hardin College,
Missouri Military Academy. tho tws
passenger stations. the Ellrs Hom'
and the electric car.
In the scenario. Rotay Hope and he
brother are entertaining a house part.
wheg he receives n MESSAGE from
Mas Mof.ain. an old sehnolmaie, say
ing he is coming to visit him. Ma,
Is In love with Josephine, q guest q
the houso party. but has been furDe,
down by her. when he arrives. 10
sephine refuses 10 notice him. On
picnic, however. she sprains her an
klo and has to accept his services. II
slips the engagement ring on hel
finger and all ends happily.
Miss Wallace VS. to he congratulat-
cd or her scenario as it was very
original and clover.
Miss Nan Cauthorn the Mary Fuller
of Mexico, played the part Of Joseph
inc exceptionally we'll She has take
part in a number of local talent
plays ami is quite a favorite with
Mexico audiences. Claiborne Jackson
made a most gallant Max when his
fair lady sprained her ankle and wa.
very pleasing in his part.
Miss Lena Johnson was fine as
Betsy Hope and Orlando Worrell tool
the part Of her brother like a pro
fessional. Everyone IN the EAST did
splendidly and It Is due to their com
bined efforts that the picture was
such a success.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w. pollock's beau
tiful country home was used for the
home Of Betsy Hope and made a
most pleasing background for the
scenes.
Much credit Ia due Manager Smith
for The success of the pictures, az he
was uniirlng in his efforts to make
them the best possible. Ito is now ar.
ranging 10 secure the pictures Of the
Mexico fair from the Patho Bros.
to use in connection with this reel,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

DIR. II. Z. TRALLE. who Is at the
head Of the Audr2in Comfy Sunday
school Convention. is one Of the mos
prominent and successful Sunday
school workers and organizers ID
the whole country and has a national
reputation az h~ing most efficient IN
hfs rvorl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
GOV. HODGES SAYS ENTIRE
COUNTRY WILL Be DRY SOC


Columbus. o., Nov. ~.
Predicting that a resolution prohlb
itlng traffic in liquor IN the United
States soon would be adopted by Con
gress, Gov. George II. Hodges Of Kan
ans tonight threw tho fifteenth con
yention Of tho American Anti-Sa
loon League into an uproar Of ap
plause. Gov. l.. B. Hanna OF Nort
Dakota, another speaker, gave stalls
tics to show the prosperity Of hs
State under prohibition and said The
brewers yearbook showed no con
sumption in his State Of their manu-
facture in 1911.
Gov. Hanna said some intoxicanti
were used in North Dakota but thai
the consumption was so small that
there was little profit for distillers
or brewers,
Forces at the convention were aug
mented by the arrival Of a delega
ton of $50 from Illinois.
Patterson Stirs Convention.
The day session was brought to ;
climax with a stirring address by
former Gov, NJ. X. Patterson OF Ten
nesee, in which he gave reason fol
enlisting with the a%nti-saloon
movement.
Mr.. Patterson said, in part:
THE Anti Saloon League and
have not been friends always. | an
aware that to have changed The
views OF mature manhood which
once asserted and proclaimed from
one end of Tennessee 20 the other
has excited surprise and provoked
comment. | am neither ashamed MOI
abashed to acknowledge | once ad.
vocated policies which would have
made legal a trade witch / have
come to look upon al having no
rightful place in the scheme OF
Christian civilization.
Going through life / have seen Il
quor drag down many OF the assocl.
ates Of my %boyhood. blasting their
hopes and consignlng them to un.
timely graves,
Il have felt IT'S foul and slealthy
blow as IL turned upon mo In It's
deadly and shaming wrath upon me,
who had pleaded before the people
for it's existence.
"The saloon stands a convicted fol.
on and must receive the sentence
OF the law, It must go never 10 re-.
turn and with tho going Of the saloon
nquor itself should go.
Il favor prohibition in any form
that will either reduce or destroy the
liquor traffic. | favor 1t personal wide.
toWn-wide, Statewide, nation. wide.
and worldwide"
Three Sessions To-Day
The programme Of the convention
calls for three sessions to morrow.
With reference to Federal aid in
the anti'saloon movement and equal
suffrage, Gov. Hodges said
The quickest road TO effective pro
hibitlon is through Congress. The
time Is opportune for Federal probibi.
and nation-wid equal SUI
frage."
He said he could give assurance
mat all Kansas Congressman would
use their efforts for Federal problbI.
ton and universal suffrage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

WHAT'S the matter with having
. sure-enough big Tag Day IN Mexico
for the new Hospital just like they
have in St. Louis every year for the
Hospital Association. The Mexico
Hospital is q Mexico charity for Az.
drain and Mexico people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

Holiness Services Sabbath School.
, ~ Devotional services at II a. m,
ard 30 p nj Except the second
and fourth sabbath there viii b
prenchinr morAine aud evenlng Pray
or meeting Wednesday evening az
1890 Scrvlcas above Ricketts, &
Gmmous' store Everybody invited "a
Worship the Lord with ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

j. n. CROSS. formerly OF Mexico.
is nov express agent. postmaster, and
Secretary and Treasurer OF a big co
operative creamery and general
store 1T Reyee, Calf. Nevis many
friends in Mexico viii be glad TO
know he Is prosperous and happy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE LEDGER has inside infor
nation that leads Us TO believe that
the Burlington Railroad will within
. year be extended from Mexico TO
Moberly and carroilton on to Kan
sas City. Indications are that work
will begin on this enterprise early
next spring. The extension Of the
Burlington railroad would surely be
a big baom for Mexico which even
now la as good railroad facilities
as any town in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

pueLlc LIBRARY WILL sE

READY DEceMsek !.
The Mexico Free Carnegie Public Il
|brary will be ready for occupancy on
about tho first OF December provided
no Unforeseen delays occur. cohtracio'
L. NJ. Lake is pushing the work and
every Indication points 20 that
date as tho one for It's completion.
The painters Will start on the int
rior early next week. The building
Is one Of the handsomest of its size
in the state. Every feature q il i
new and the entire structure Is com
pact and with no waste space.
1t Is quito likely tho formal open
ing will be quito a ceremony and on'
of the largest public affairs Of th'
year. This question will be settle'
later by the Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE St.. Louis Times mentions
Col Fred Gardner OF ST.. Louis as
fine material for Governor OF Mis-
souri,. Col Gardner Is a member OF
Governor Majors Staff and a promi-
nent buslnesa man Of s.. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
'NFeRuReAN ROUTE FROM
JEFF. CITY TO COLUMBIA
LEDGER SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. n

Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. II.
The Jeiferstn Street Railway 60
|ot Jefferson City, has filod cert.
ricaoeS for increased powers 10 ouer,,
ave thelr road In Galloway, Boone am
adjacent counties. According TO tbose
VINO Know this means an i~ntorurban
Gao from Jefferson City 10 Colnm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
BOOTH REMOVALS HAVE
ALMOST ALL RETURNED.

Practically the same number o
railroad men who moved away when
the Atoms division at Booth was re
Gently opened, have returned ia
Mexico al the Booth arrangements
were not all the road apparently ex
pected. Mexico has the same humble
Of trains as before with the add
ton Of the Fulton Tun-Around.
Trains 1913 and 1874, to turn at
Booth, now turn here. Nos. 1876 and
1876. the Slater Locals, have bee
brought back. The switch crew ha
also returned. Practically every rail
roader who moved away has returned
with the exception Of a few switch
unpn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

IN order to have a successful or
ganized association the charitable pet
pie Of Mexico must take an active
abiding interest in the proposition
Otherwise, it will be a failure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE Mexico merchants have the
largest and best stock Of Christmas
goods ever carried In this city and
the prices are right. You should pa.
t~ronize home Institutions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

NE M%artinsburg Oracle Is eey
N years old and a most p~rosperots
successful, wellcdtod country nexs
paper enjoying tho cordial and heart
SUPPORT OF the community IN wbicl
ID published. Tho Ledger wiskoa
I@ editor J, u. Deyault, continued
prosperity. rlT1r g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THE Louisiana, Mo-, P~ress,Journal
editorially says: The body of Rex
Mcdonald the famous stallion that
died in Mexico Monday, win be
mounted by a taxidermist. It won't be
the first time that Rex was mounted.
hrf nat bv a taxidermist"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
Graham Muffins

1 cup graham -four; / cup pastr5
-four; Q level teaspoonfaLs X G Baking
Founder; / to 2 level tablespocntals sugar,
4 tedspooHJII salt; 1 cog; IT cups milk o.
Water; 2 to 8 tdblespoonflls melted but.
ter; mir and bake as One-Egg Mullins
Graham batter should always be quite sof
to insure light and moist mullins.
To get SO other recipes as good as these,
send US the certificate packed in every IS,
cent can Of X c Baking Powder, and we will
send you "The Cooks Book" by Mrs.
Janet Mckenzie Hill. Handsomely illus
rated. Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THERE are enough people in Mex
100 neeSiiHg charity without allowing
three on four outsiders to beg around
in the stores every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

TIE habit Of punishi1g those who
BrsaK tile ia- ~s:a e fine OF n do
lar and costs. IN the last analysis be
came a joke. There are cases where
this Punishment Is liable TO encouragc
offenders against the law. Il looks as
though the idea was not to punish Vi
olators OF the law. but just get the
costs. A few real fines
without any remittance OF holding
up Of the same and
stiff jail sentences viii most
a~ssuredly get results that viii bene
~ tha community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

THERE 10 . bunch Of crooks IN
Mexico Who make a living By b00ties
sing On Sundays and robbins ths
drinks every Day Of the week. Their
are also quite a number Of suntoters
Nho shogi1 be looked after. These
eondfuoas should be faced immedi-
stsly ara Y necessary the Law En-
foreenent League should confer with
city officials and proceed TO get
results. while getting shaved IN a
barber shop this morning we heard a
business mar Of Mexico openly give
nsmss and places regarding boot.
Logging on Sunday and robbins the
DRINKS almost daily. Ne telling what
viii break loose unless these eonei-
lions are promptly and efficiently ha
died. What's the matter with max
ing the vzsrants either 90 70 work
or move on. The fires started Wsd'
nesday night ought TO wake Us Up
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

County Collector Pulls is in Contra
LA to-day collecting taxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

J. w. Arnold was over from Co
lunbia and spent Sunday with
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

Guy Sanford and Mr.. Brooks o
Wellsvllle spent Sunday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
The Weekly Ledger
EaasnsG Is as ?. o. n MezAsa. No,
40 eEmAasd - taaslsss nHntar.

The Weekly Ledger to new sub
srsibers, from nov Until oar .. 1878,
For 500. The rsrssincer Of 1915
free u you Subscribe II once
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20
Other Railroad Notes.

switehman ]. w. Rodgers and famil
have moved to Booth.
switchman j. H. Sale has severed
his connection with the Alton.
Conductor d. L. Murray has the
West Local with the lay.oyer al
Slater.
Trainmaster J. L. Marquette was
IN Ibis city Wednesday evening.
Conductor II. r. Southwick has
charge Of the Fulton Turn-ArouudA
Gto. 70. Staples, Manager OF the H.
dnois Telephone Co. in Woodson, II
linois. has returned home after
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs
T. Kehl. W #G.N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

Ed Thornton, Of Columbia, visited
friends in Mexico Saturday and Sun
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-20

Greeley Talbot, Of Moberly was il
town Monday.