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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
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Edward B. Carter, 81 years old,
died at the city Hotel in this city,
Wednesday morning. about 1880 o.
elosk after a long illness.
The funeral will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Ellen Mason, on East
Monroe street. Thursday afternoon.
The body will be buried in Elm
wood cemetery.
Mi Carter was born in Audrain
county, north Of Mexico. May IL, 1885
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carter and lived in Mexico
and his county most Of his life. He
was married ID August, 1904. to Miss
Vests Fry. OF Bowling Green.
About two years ago. Mr.. Carter
went 10 New Mexico for his health
bat returned from there last sum
mer. HIS wife came in Tuesday az
ternoon and was at his bedside wheE
be died.
Beside his wife end two children,
Frank Fry sisd Mary Margaret, he
is survived by his father and a half
sister. Mrs. A. P. johnson, Of this
city. and a halfbro'hsr. J, D. Lane
OF st. LoHiss
Mr. Carter has a host of friends
in Mexico who viii regret to Learn
Of his death. The fact that he wal
taken white 80 young adds much
sadness TO his death The Ledger
Joins other friends IN extending sin
oeresi sympathy to the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
PUBLIC SALE!
Having rented my farm. l viii. on
Iuesdag. February "a. 1914

sell at my farm. . miles west OF
Mexico on the Columbia road the fol
lowing described and other proper
ties: 6 Head OF horses. l smooth
mouth brown mare Ia foal by Rex
Cauthorn. / smooth mouth sorrel
mare. good saddle and harness mare
in toal by Rex cauthorn; l black
mare s yrs. old. good rider and driv-
err; 1 ten year old work horse, 16 IL
hands high, a good one; l four . year
old horse 16 hands high. a good
worker; ! weanllng colt.
Z CATTLE-Three A No. l mich
COWS. Each a good one. l two-year-
old heifer. Be fresh about sale time;
3 heller calves.
8 Sheep; l Brood Sow; 6 shoats.
weight 90 lbs.
IMPLEMENTS Deering Binder,
in good condition; l Mccormick NOV.
er good as new; l wheat-drill, / ]. L
Case pillow, / harrow, l corn crush
er, l sulky rake. l farm wagon, 1 run
about, l surrey, 1 set wagon harness
brides. collars; three tons good
wheat straw baled, 1 cream separator
S~harpless No. 3, as good as new; /
GAINESVILLE disc. Many other things
too numerous to mention.
All sums of $40 and under, cash;
over that amount, a credit of eight
months will be given with bankable
note with 5 per cent interest from
date Of sale. Nothing to be remov-
ed until terms of sale are compiled
with. Sale to begin promptly at Ii
a. NJ.
j. G. Ford Auctioneer.
wit J. E. JESSE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

b. r. Middleton 70 Joseph Qainlan
Warranty. Consid 5000, 5 Of
sW. x Of Is-52-s.
WIN. Gregg and C. IS. Crisseli 70
Bert sguires. Warranty. c0nsld
$1,000. n. pt Of Lots 3 and 10. Block
G. Lakenan & Barnes College Add to
Mexico.
Thoz R. Bruce 10 Clarence H.
Beare Warranty. consid. $500. E.
y Of s. x Of County Survey No. zssl,
Central West Realty Co. to 81 II.
Brown. Warranty. c5nsid. $3.50.
Lot /. Block 8 Trolley Heights Add
IA Mexico
Albert n German L s J. Bovine
Warranty. Consid. 5000. 81. Ne
81 o. and sW. NV. Of 35-52-li.
s. J. Bovine 10 Albert N. GsTssaB
Wairanty. Consid $4,000 is2 A. IN
NE or II. wv. Of I2-52-II
q L Norris to C. P Forhach war
rsEty. Consid. ssse Lot 2. Block ?.
Asrs Cooas Add to Mexico
O. H. Dean 70 s j. DaHskin War
raaty Consid. 81 and Other, 2s7.s2
a. In ~. X Of q and K. Y Of 2o5o-s.
W r Smiley to J ~ Boyie War
ranty. consid. 1880. S y q sE &.
III 1920.
G. q, Mcbride 70 James H. IRVINE.
Warranty. Consia 5000 Z. Of
Lots Z and 5, Block %. Original van.
daln
suEan Nei1 10 r. O. Baker Exec
utrl1 Deed. consid. g2,4e0 W d
2 d 81 4 of 1920.
J.. J. crofty 10 Mexico Land 4 Inv.
co Warranty. consid ss.5eO. ri.
% tois 10 and u. and Lots u and 10.
Hiock ~B" Beafty's Aad 10 Mexico.
Bessie woodson to MARY J. ne.
shears. Warranty. consid. 5000 Int
In ". y Of sE. OF 27-g2-5.
~ W. Beshears TO Preston Hoag-
lend. Warranty. consid. 5000 Int.
IN w * Of sw. Of 27-52-5.
Annie NJ Edmonds to Paul ST.
Vraln. Warranty. Consid S. 800.
Part Of Lots 2, 4, ? and 10, craig's
Add to Mexico.
Paul st. vrain to Annie N Ed
monds. Warranty. consid. $4,000.
Lot 2. Flock 6. County Add to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
DIVIDE HER EARMs

Lakenan & Barnes. for purposes Of
convenlence. have divided between
themselves z0z3 A OF their Audrain
County, No. farms, Mr.. Barnes be
coming owner Of the three farms
northwest Of Mexico. aggregating
1866 acres and Mr.. Lakenan be
coming owner of three farms
southwest Of this city. amounting To
s57 acres. The members Of ths
firm adjusted the difference in valu.
ations to their mutual satisfaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
nEw HOE.

n Heinien sold sixteen hogs %
Nlut Bros, at $500 per cst
Edgar Berry sold one hog TO { u
ockey for 5 cents per ID. Weight $40
pounds.
G, H. Diokey has he mill in opera.
tioa at Jim Daniels place west Of
Pheasant Green school house.
c. d. Wilson and wife were the
guests Of Jno Dixon and family sat
nrday ard Sunday.
]. D. Barkwell IL on the sick list
this week.
C. ID. Wilson has The mumps.
Mrs Dick carper has smallpox.
There viii be preaching at New
Hope the third Sunday. II there ar,
no new cases of smallpox.
Saturday. the 7th, tho THERMOMETERS
went twenty below.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
BRIDE or YEAR SUES
YOUNG cRITTENpEN.

J.. 3. c~rstteiden. grandson Of form.
or Gov T T Crittenden. who was In
this city = short time ego on an ad.
verrislng proposition which be failed
20 secure has been sued for dt.
vorcs b. his wife. IN St Louis. who
charges him with drinking TO excess
as wen as not contributing but $40
toward her support since their mar
rage a Fear ago.
hrs. Cratenden was Miss Mabel
TaDqaary Of ST. Louis. and met Crit
tea1ea downtown in St Louis.
They decided, the same afternoon Of
their Informal aequaintanoe. to gss
married, 20 cutting the gold buckles
IRON her Shoes they pazned them
p eiope 70 Clayton and marry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12

sozs cold uu4the A. lax an
siutsr.
Harry Day Ia rested Joe Dunozn's
Place ioeated near IEbsrg churcA
Mr. ana Mrs. Tea Baker are very
H.
Geo Key has a sale TIE lsA q.
TsbruAry.
B-shlsAsm ladies' Ef1 serve din
ner ~ Mr.. Keys sale
Thurman Chapman has haset The
Geo Brock 2se acre farm fur snsuing
year.
Elmer chspthan las rentei Cliff
McCiEnss farm just vest o. here
Bob Brooks has The old shoush
tarm Tor aext yezr.
On account OF the extreme cold
weather Sunday not q rery big crowd
vas out 70 meeting q BsEhleh@
Uncie JOHN D Pals l. back On
his route szs getting batchered up
By a fzH Teceatly.
James OBriea and wife VIII be
back this spring from Colorado where
James went a few years ago and met
his Brsas. They Az come back 10 old
An6rain-
Tanner and Day invoiced last week
whereby Tsnner became the sole own
eF Of our store here The stock vas
greatly reduced and lavoiced s1.ooo.
wm. wisdom's family vaa qUarann
ed for smallpox last week They are
conv4Ieseent. we are CAD to 81.
In our last items it vas SEATED
that W, H Mallory's family was Guar
antined This vas a mistake
John F WINS sale footed 10 oE-
S 900. Pair big mules sold to
Sam Brown for $3.50. Cows and heif-
ers brought as high a. sI2s per h.
Shoats. S per cwt Oats 50 %
81 cents per bu. Other things sold
ia proportion Our people generally
are sorry to see Wins leave for
their new home In Montana
Mr. Torreyson sold HIS good farm
recently. He has already sold his
surplus stock preparatory 10 moving
10 Kansas. Ne Are 50 sorry 70 see
them GO
II r. Squirting got one Of his ankle.
strained b. a sled running over Il
last Friday.
Charley Jones and VIE left last
week for Montana last week.
Enoch King (deceased) sale viii be
held Feb, 18th. He has good stock
OF all kinds.
Otto Carpenter sold TO Sam Brown
team OF mare mules for ssSe; pair
from Mr.. Pierce at same money One
horse mule from II 7 Squirting al
s215. Brown also bought two loads
Of stock Of J. l. Carpenter at
$3.50 per cwt. The chspms1s and
H. T. Squirting each purchased g
load Of corn at So cents layed
doEn at Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
February I. 1914

"a HEAD Uf LiYK stgNn "a
ineiuding
10 HEtD HORSES AND MULES 10
2 black dfait mares, bred 70 Jack.
six years old ! black draft gelding
: years old black draft gelding .
ears old, ! hlafs draft gelaiag n
eaIs old: ? good work mnies 5 and
ears Old 2 sHckling male colts,
HsarIlng draft lolt
II HEAD OF CATTLE II
Jersey COW 4 yeags OH due 10 be-
resi- March ith. / Jersey COW. 2
eafs old, was fresh Dec. s. 1913. 1
Jersey heiTer ? years old due to be
fresh. Marcia 10 . Jersey yeariing
leifers. I Jersey heller cali 10 weeks
old. / registered Jersey Duh / year
I'D. These Jerseys are exrra0rdin-
9ry good ? good Short-horn COWS
; years old; one was fresh Dec. 20,
1913 other to be fresh in April. ]
S~hOrt-horn heifer calf 3 months old,
| Short horn hsifeT cali 8 weeks old
- HEAD OF HOGS 10
2 coed brood SONS ~timmnnei. one
will fsrrow before or about time OF
safe ~ nice Su0ats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
? farm wagons. / Case gang pIow
; walking pipws, 2 disc calti afors.
! shovel riding e~nltiYator. shovel.
walking cultiratoT. ! f~our-aorse die,
[ HOOsier wheat drill, | corr planter.
4 Mccormick grain hinder. / Cham
pion mower. ] Milwaukee suiky rake.
1 sweep hay rake. / steel land roller,
I galvanized steel tank (91s bbls.,)
pilfsp and hose, J harrow I spring
Wagon. 4 sets double work harness
5A-gal coal oil tank, J De Laval
Cream Separator, size 10. l 40-gai-
iron kettle Lot Of cedar fenre posts
FEED AND FORAGE
Some old corn, baled straw nillet
hay and 100 Bushels Of seed Oats.
Funk's Americas variety and Of 1912
sr0p
40 CHICkENS
Some household goods and other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS Six months time With
bankable note at 8 per cent interest
for all sums Of $40 or over. Under
that amount. cash.
Lunch served By the ladies Of the
Littleby NJ f. Church Sale begins
at 10 o'clock
JOHN &. BiRTELS.
j O Ford. Auctioneer. w. w Pol
lock. Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
tgrrga EaoM

a LETTER FROM
MRS. GEO. N. HARVEY
ST. Petersburg, Fla, Feb, Z, IA,
& Petersburg is a beautiful city
on Tampa Bay. and a short ride in
All automobile to Gulf Of Mexico. !
saw SO many grape fruit trees
great groves of them. Orange
groves, lemon groves and such love
+ overs Of every kind beautiful palms
and mango trees.
I have only to step u on tha
upper est gallery. TO see Tampa
Bay with its air-boat and other
kinds Of boats. We are having the
time of our lives.
Mrs. George N. Harvey,
1858 End Ave South 4th St.,
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
AuxvAssE.


Mrs Sam Boles Is spending the
week with friends in Platte City.
Mrs Tom Carlyle accompanied he
brother. Roy Williams. to St. Louis
this week to buy goods.
John BOles was a Mexico visitor on
Wednesday.
The c r fraighead farm 2 miles
south OF Auxvasse OF tsa A. was sold
last week under a deed Of trust
to II. { Pearl Of Thompson. Au
ADRIAN Co. for 1880 Mr.. Pearl own
ed this farm some = years ago and
knGss what he is buying.
Mrs Pete Simons vas called to the
bedside Of her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
nard IN Laddonia who was suddenly
taken critically II.
Little May Cordner is stf quite q
sick little gfii, and at this time there
is no Improvement in her condition
Joe School sold HE little farm this
week II IS acres for S62 IL per acre
to G. CotrelI. Mr.. scholl then pur,
chased z. l. Bryant's grocery am
meat market in Auxyasse. Mr. scholl
IL going to install a bakery and res
taurant. Mr.. Bryant viii remain in
Auxyasse and continue IN the poul-
try business. Mr.. Bryant received
first cost and carriage for his stock.
DIR. r. L. Gleason left at noon on
Monday with his wife for 81. Louis
when he viii place her in a hospital
for treatment Shan Turner also
went.
Bob Hudeston has moved from the
Harriet Mccune place to Mrs. Fannie
Davis cottage.
Tom Smith who occupys the other
part Of the Mecune place expects to
move 10 Howard County Don
Lake Wilkerson (coil was found in
the home Of Jack Harrison Sunday
Light in an intoxicated condition. He
a brought before Squire Craighead
Monday morning when he was fined
IS and costs.
Mr. Huneysigger. Of Mexico, who
Is fixing the engine on the well ma
chino here. met with a very painful
accident Monday m3rnIng, By one Of
the Iues burning out. which burn
% him severely about Che head. neck
and arms
cbag. Gooldy sold his 40 A. farm. /
mile west OF Auxvasse, to James Pas
ley Of Fulton $4,000.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Fuel
on Feb, 18th, a fine boy.
Wheeler & Hill shipped Q cars
Of cattle to Chicago Monday.
The wreck on the G. &c A. Branch
caused quite a dlay In train service
Monday,
Victor Hamilton, a grocer clerk,
bought the cottage Of Frank Buck
ner IN East Auxyasse the first or
the week for si70O. The place was
occupied BY Bob Thurmond for sew
sral years. Mr.. Thurmond will move
10 the Moss place south OF town the
fret or the month.
Hubert King purchased Of d. NJ,
Dudley this week a piece OF land mi
East Auxvasse 17ox120 It. for $3.50.
Mr.. King will erect a residence on
this at once. This ground is not
even fenced which goes to prove that
Auxvasse property sells well.
Ross Boutwell,. cashier OF the FARM
ers & Traders Bank, Is making prep
aratlons TO erect a modern bungalow
on his lots in south Auxyasse, ss
loon as the weather Will permit.
LN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
MAKES OLD PE0-
PIE STRONG
AND WELL

We want to get the news to all old
people about Rexall Olive Oil Emul-
s'ol. a remarkable new food-medicine
vh1ch We firmly believe Is the best
remedy ever made TO overcome the
ak nmg, aebIlitatlng effects Of In
creasa1g old age. u helps 70 rebuild
wasted tissues. strengthen the nerves.
aad give new energy and a lively
feeling to tie body. It contains no al
eoh9 or dangerous drug. II may not
make gYa feel better for a few days,
bat Dc yOi. do not feel much better
and stronger before you have tax
en- a quarter as much as you have Of
oshsF medicines that have not help
Cd you. We viii gladly give back your
money.
Rex21 Olive OIL emulsion contains
pure Olive OIL and Hypophosphitee.
shieh. though they have long been "a
lor5ed by successful physicians. are
here for the first time combined.
The result is a real body. nerve
and bodybuilding food medicine that
We believe is superior 20 any
thing else N overcoming debility,
weakness and liability to disease, and
. tone and Strengthen the nerves
ana enrich the blood. You who are
weak and run-dogn-you who are Of
in troubled BY various cold wealth
er siiAents, use Rerall Olive OIL
Emulsion 70 get and keep well and
strong Il is a sensible. pleasant
tasting ad TO renewed strength. better
spirits. glowing health II It doesn't
kelp you. come and tell Is and we
VIII give bach your money without a
word That Is how much faith we
fave in x SOLD only At the 1000
ReAli Stores. and in ths town only
y ~ 500. OTIS Purdy, The
Ao.th Side Druggist. Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12

The best Table Linens worth the
money, also the best line Of Kid
Gloves and Corsets. In fact. a store
fun OF good merchandise worth the
money. Our Mems and Boys Suits
are from the best. up,to dale manu-
facturers.
dwi Ricketts a. Emmons D G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12

MrsS SDdie FIynt and Mrs Parks.
both o. Denver. Colo. departed for
their home Sunday afternoon. after
a visit with friends and relatives In
this city. They lecture5 at the Chris-
tian Church Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Farks Is State President and Mira.
Fynt. State Treasurer Of the c. B
W. NJ. in Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12

In this Issue OF the Ledger will be
found the advertisement OF r r..
Biggs, OF Anxvasse. who offers 40
head Of good males for SAFE at his
place Feb. -. Mr.. Biegs always has
good ones and ii win be worth while
to attend this sale IL you M In the
rnarkat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
Hagan's Annual
MULE SALE
Thursday, Feb. 10

AT my farm, 5 IL miles northwest Of
Laddonia, 4 miles northeast Of Rusl
Hill, and mile east OF Rock HI
church.
IS HEAD WORK MULES.
Coming 3 and 4 years cd. These
mules are In good shape and good
work animals. / all-purpose mare in
foal to Jack. 1 walking horse. com.
ing 4 years old. broke to all harness.
25 HoGs-25 shoats that viii
weigh from 80 to 100 pounds.
TERMs-s months time, bankable
note, s per cent interest.
Dinner served by the ladies Of the
Rush Hill Catholic Church.
Sale begins promptly at 1890 a
m. 4wT
Auctloneers-Ed. Atchlson. !. a
Ford, T. A. Fegan.
Clerk, w. c. Torreyson. wit
j. C. HAGAN.
SENIOR De LA BARRA was rjv.
the Order Of the Rising Sun no
doubt because that of the Huerta
D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
NEW MONEY ORDER RuLg.

Pcatoffice money orders will be
cashed anywhere in she United
states. This new ruling viii probar
bly, go into effect IN a few months.
Heretofore It hes been necessary
to cash money orders al the postof-
fee on which they were drawn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
pRoF. HERsERT pRY-

On
Herbert Pryor. superintendent Of
the Mexico schools, has been great
ly honored by being made chairman
Of a committee OF normal school men
to better the grade school conditions
in Missouri. They meet in st Louis
shortly to discuss plans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
LAND BRINGS ss4,sto
IN BOONE COUNTY.

Nv oOON~ NOON
Columbia, Mo, Feb 10.
One OF the largest land sales in
Central Missouri In ten years vas
that OF the holdings Of the late John
Butler Of Boone County. sold to day
for division. All but forty acres wal
sold to the heirs. There were POSI- A
sold for a total OF $3.50. The
land is in the northern part of Boone
county. near Sturgeon. Much of It Is
heavily tfmbered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that le,tsr.
q administration on the estate ~
Jennie Bnscher. deceased. woro
granted to the undersigned Feh J
lsl4,by the Probatecourt =,
county. Missouri. An psrson. ha,
.ae. s'a,nls against said estate are
1n Ialred to exhibit the same 70 tbe
Undersigned for allowance w,,s
IN six months from The
= sai0 letters Or they may be- ~.
'.ueo from any benefit Of ssld !
.a.e. and II such claims b. y,
uioited within one year from
o thls publication they VIM :. ua's
ever barred. Y" TOT
'''ft EDWARD A vERHoFr
"dmiaislratos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
@ST0lW NgkszNgyQlNRlgS)Q Ma
SPAN OF MULES BRINGS ss2s

SPAN or MULES BRINGS ss25.
warrensburg.M o. Feb. o.
Mules brought a. high az s525 a
span at the monthly Commercial Club
sale In warrensburg to-day. and year.
llngs sold for $500 apiece. Two hun
dred and fifty horses and mules were
sold to buyers from five Southern
States.
SOCIALIST WILLS
SCHOOLS MONEY.
Paris, Mo, Feb. 3.
Monroe County schools win get
$4,000, the greater part Of the for
tune Of Temple r. Robinson. brother
Of former Supreme Judge Walter Rob
inson OF Joplin and a lifelong citizen
Of Paris, who died while on q visit
in San Antonio, Tex, last week.
MARSHALL, MO-, o. A. r.
DELEGATES NAMED
Marshall, No, Feb. 8.
Marshall Chapter D. A. R. has
elected MIS-. J. p. Huston and Misc
Virginia Smith delegates 70 the ma
uonal meeting in Washington, D. G..
In April.
Columbia's Eaght-Miie Road Com.
mission has graded 90 miles Of Road;
has $4,000 working capital and has
$40, 900 worth of machinery.
Farmers are blowing up in shel.
by County.
A chapter OF the ID. A. r. hae
been organized at Frankford.
Miss Myrtle Threskeld is tho coun-
~ school superintendent Of Shelby
County.
Glasgow turned on the current
for her new white way last weak.
Bunceton has organized a building
and loan association. II is proposed
that 400 shares shall be issued.
1t is estimated that the new city
well a Moberly viii yield 100000 gal
Ions Of water in "a hours.
stoutsvlle. in Monroe County. Is
to have a glove factory in a few
weeks. Wallace Frederick is at the
head Of the enterprise and he is
having necessary machinery install
ed. t
The liquor serving clubs at Mo-
berly are facing prosecution IN the
circuit court for alleged viola.
tons Of the law.
SMALLPOX IN MUsKoeEE.
Miss Linnie stalcup Of Muskogae.
Okla. formerly Of Mexico, writes
the Ledger there are a number Of
cases of smallpox id Muskogee and
the school there r closed.
Mrs. J W Crewdson, mother Of
Mrs. J. W Burlington OF this CITY.
has Just been elected Regent Of the
Pike County Chapter Of the Daurh.
ters Of the American Revolution
In Louisiana, Mo.
Macon County road enthusiasts win
meet soon to discuss the Improvement
Oh the highways across that county
70 draw the travel OF the ummer
motor a tourist.
FULTON COUNCILMAN
TO RUN FOR MAYos
Fulton, NO. Feb s
d L Koontz to-day resigned 81
Councilman from the Fourth ward
anu announced his candidacy sorl
ene Democratic nomination for May.
Crockett Harrison, cashier N
me FIRST National Bank, also, "a al
candidate for Mayor.
kirkaviile vii vote on the comm,s.
SION form Of government Feb. Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
REsrRo 3 GOES

TO MONTANA.
Renfro Gibbs. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r Gibbs, who has been working
for the Buekner-Ragsdale Clothing
Co al Cape Girardean for the past
year. has accepted q splendid posi-
ton with the Friedman Clothing Co.
at Billings. Mont Mr.. Gibbs is a
competent clothing salesman and is
3 fine young man HIS many friends
in Mexico win be glad to learn OF
his successes. He viii take the new
position about March 1st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
NJ. W. A. DELEGATES elscrrr

iGS
delegates were elected from ~
oAlco Camp to the Audrain County
convention, which is to be held
n Mexico April LIST at the meeting
uesoay night. They are as soi.
.oWs 9. H. Hamilton. r. o. Brousa-
I'm y. +. kunkel. r. d. Greer. D. g.
aSAeh, John Beal and ]. G. Idyines-
The ~alternates are J. d.
at' John Payne, w. ]. offutt. q.
Stratton, J. P. Sanford, ]. p. pow.
ell' JOS LlebIer, Fred Boaeer. a y
eiendy and 7. F. Roden. Az tha Al.
arain County convention they Win
ton. sep-
Mexico Camp also endorsed n.
x. Smith Of BrookfieId az Nas,ona,
Director. Nh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
HAVE

my partners interest in the firm Of
Ferris & Cauthorn; viii appreciate
having all orr cd friends and custo-
mers call. 1t is my earnest desire
to hold all OF the old friends and to
rnake as many new ones as pos
sible. l will do my best to deserve
the patronage you have given the
firmof Ferris & Cauthorn for the pas
nineteen years.
d2w1 Very Respt.,
L Roy Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12

Miss Rosamond Russell, Paris. Tex.
as. viii visit Miss Ida Rosamond
about the 18th OF this month. Miss
Russell is a former Hardin College
studen. and her many friends here
will be glad to meet her again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
X D Nss',sp,

Mexico Lodge A = = Z ,,,te
644 meets In called conr ~ Wca
Thursday evening o. ,,.,lne "
the master degree A"
rem are welcome u NJ,
J. 3. oralan. se'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-12
NOW IS -AE Time

to bus incnbators, the early broileri
are the one which bring the money
have the Favorite and Wright
llO-egg size $11.00.
100 egg size $f4.00.
229egg size $500.
5S.2t W l.. Roy Ferris.