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The Butler weekly times., 1914-07-16
For the Six Months Ending June 3Oth, 1914

for tne six months Ending June 3Ofh 1914
GENERAL FUND
Fines 1O
Scales 15.
Taxes by Holloway
Iaxes by Walker 133
Standard Oil CO.." 25(
Life Casualty Insurance license 20(
Fire insurance license 49Ot
MI Mnsce"neous Incense 12C
Moving Picture license 1915
Mr. Renheme franchise
Nooer Cannaoay - SO
Billiard and Pool license
Road fund transferred by 73
Total Receipts" $5485 81
DISBURSEMENTS
Judges and clerks special 4oo
Local dealers, supplies 2 6t
W. F. Crouch janitor and dogs 295(
oaeS count democrat printing 35O
F.. Smith, City Clerk and Attorney expenses 22
f. f. Harper
j. w. Holloway collectors salary 133 "a
Chas s. Gill; Agt
Peoples Bank, street bills
Missouri State Bank, bills
R. L. Braden salary night watch.
r. L. braden notice to Judges 500
j. L" Barker taxes on arm 1887
Culver Furniture Co., umgaing 500
Dr. E. N Chastain practice
Butler Fire Department. pay fire boys 36250
Sheriff Johnson board prisoners 1850
A. E. DeBow, strip Of ground. 5000
l. r. LOCKWOOD quarantine 45O
Fleetwood Thomas election booths 225
G. Cook committee City,
WF Hemstreet criminal costs 2250l
John Walker, commissions 1ooo4
Overda Dec 31st 2113 81
Total Disbursements $5648 80
June 3oth, 1914 account overdrawn $4,000
LIGHT FUND
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand Dec 3s 437 SO
Received of H. NJ Cannon, commercial lights
Received taxes Holloway
.. -........
Total Receipts" $12772 50
DISBURSEMENTS \
Local dealers. O6 62
Coa". 1924 50
NJ Cannon management expenses 90
Peoples Bank light bills paid. 14 46
Missouri State Bank light bills 429 80
Bates County Democrat, printing
Cha S Gill; Agt water light plant 61 IA
Balance OF light bonds paid . $4,000
John Walker commissions collector
Supply houses for sundry supplies 567 o2
Total Disbursements $r1526. n
Balance hand June 30th, $126O5
CEMETERY FUND
RECEIPTS
Balance hand Dec 3lst l913.... slos5 e5
of 21e25
Total Receipts. $l255 20
DISBURSEMENTS :
M D. "he' ocaung graves 2lOo
Total Disbursements ....".............$ 141 90
Balance on hand June 3oh l9l4 $11142O ~
ROAD FUND i
Balance hand Dec 31st 1856
Transferred General Fund 1885 ii
WATER FUND n
Balance 31st 1904 e
Paid to Chas S. Gill; Agent 1904
Recaptulation
Balance in Light Fund, June 3Oh 1914... $l246O5- II
Balance in Cemetery Fund, June 30h 1914. 1114N p
42a6o@ 9,
Deduct overdraft in General Fund."-...... 16aO9 X
June 3Oh 1914, balance funds. .$29ze 81
, The indebtedness of the city is as follows a
$7903 for street improvement bills bearing days
and onefh each thereafter paid
set OF said bills being date Oct s 1918 the total sum 92 49,
The Butler weekly times., 1914-07-16

\ The total ndebtedneSS at the follows:
$9O II for improvement bills bearing
after date the rate OF and payable one
and one each year thereafter paid One
set of said bills being date Oct 92 49, and
being for the street Intersections and one the balance
from Fulton Street the railroad and another being Of 3d.
193 in the total Of <O06 being intersections and
the balance on the portion High Street from Fl
Pine Street not included n the lot
$4,000 due Sept 1st 1915 interest from Sept ls 1919
cent the form Of the the
city sewer south Of the city Said being procure
with which the street intersections balance Of the
street paving Ohio Street from Lyon Fulton inclusive
STATE OF MISSOURIl
City Of Butler g.
Smith, city within and for the ctv OF Butler Missouri
do hereb certify that the above and foregoing complete
eeeemen showing the receipts
eng the Indebtedness q the city for Tie sx mona ee
I1A - the same Sppeers of record ofnce
49, ny hand and ths al Of tie III IA day oil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
BENTON CRY

Rev. Peerman filled his regular An
pointment Sunday morning and even.
ing.
Henry Hildebrand's family moved
70 their new home just west Of town
recently.
ottha Dudley and wife moved to
The Hildebrand property.
Marion Hiekerson. our new sec
ton boss. moved into the Dick
Franklin house.
Little Juanita Newberg, who has
been very sick is improving slowly.
Don't forget the prayer meeting and
song service every Friday evening.
Tae Presbyterian Church seats came
saturday and they are putting them
IN this week.
Mrs. Fred Kellerhals who was oper-
atsd on in Moberly is getting along
Mrs Rein Hildebrsnd who has been.
ia the Hospital in Mexico for sever.
al weeks Is home again and getting
along nicely.
Mr. and AIRS Alex opie, Gaiesvilie.
IN, moved TO their new home lust
east OF town last week.
chas Harrlson and RoIla Hendrix
shipped 9 load Of hogs last night. Al
Mr.. Crockett shipped a load Of
49,. 49, 49, 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

went on ground hat had been lined
at the rate OF two tons per acre;
some that had been lined at the rate
Of one ton per acre; and some that
had had no application Of lime. Mr..
Clark aud / decided that we would
not say anything about this until we
had some results to publish. It is
just a little experiment OF our own
which we are carrying out under
field conditions.
4 Home Economics School In Every
Community
We are planning to hold a series
Of Home Economics Schools for the
farm women and girls for one week
this summer in every community
that wants it. A competent teacher
will be in charge Of each Of these
schools ana give demonstrations and
lectures on subjects OF greatest in
terest to farm girls and women
II 0 ere interested in having a
school in your community. write me
at once SO hat / can complete our
arrangements, ! am planning to
have Miss May +. Mcdonald Of the
Home Economies Department OF the
University in the comfy for Ave or
SIX days within the next month TO
discuss this matter in detail with the
various groups Of farm m and
girls. She viii explain the work full
~ and make the final arrangements
for he school. so II you are inter
ested you should write me al once.
The Boys' Corn Club
Boys, II you want to get into the
corn growing contest, do not wait
too long to let me know about IL. As
as ! have received your names.
! viii send o the detailed informa-
ton and instructions about the work.
hone that the teachers and parents
who read this notice vii. talk to the
BOYS between the ages Of 10 and rs
and get them TO enter the contest.
intend to help each boy as much
rs can and make 1t interesting and
orth their while. Remember, too,
if you need pure seed. the Pol
lock Milling Co. is going to furnish
gon seed free and we should know
about this not later than the goth Of
March.
Stage From Dry Corn Fodder
Can good siiage be made from
after It has stood in the shock
several months? | shall be glad to
answers to this question from
who has had experience or
'nown Of anyone who has had ex-
'erience in putting up Stage in this
ray.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

Was Fisher By Trustee 70 j c,
Sassford Trustees Deed. condd.
$3.50 So n $ END OF lots s and Z,
block S, Ladd's Add TO Mexico.
$ D. Stocks to Robert l. Miller.
Warranty. consid s2s0e lot ?
block 2 Csark's Add 10 Mexico.
Robert L Miller to S d. Stocks
Warranty Consid. 81 200 NE Ne o.
- and 80 acres In w. NV OF 1852.
Mary A. Barnes 70 Louisa Barnes.
Warranty. Consist. s32oe. Int in NV.
OF 95-5a-I1.
J M BOYLE to NJ r Robinson. War
raRty. consid. sl3.78e go acres In
y y Of II and sW Sc OF S-5i-iG.
william Mcdaniel to John A. HoH-
man. Warranty. Consid. $500. NE
and Nw, Sc Of s5-50-sy
Robert R. Buokner to William Nc
Daniel Warranty consid s.. 500 f.
y OF Sc u Of 2-s0-s
John Zimmerman to ]. s Hannah.
Warranty. consid. s 5000 y. y OF
Ne and E y Of NE NV Of es-s2-ii.
John s Hanna 10 Alex Hanna. War
ranty. consid 5000 2-5 int in Sc.
q % and =. = Of K X Of sw Of
,S-s2-ll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
IRON MS@S

I The second year Of the Fulton
Building and Loan Association shows
q total OF sT7 shares in force. The
association is doing a fine business
and spring building is expected TO
largely Increase IT.
Hannibal Is preparing 10 vote on
the Commission Form Of Govern.
meat
Boonviile has voted $4,000 for a
new school.
Auxyasse, In Galloway county. Is
not a large place. but Is a shipping
point Of considerable Importance. In
1913, there were shipped the follow
Ing cars OF livestock from there:
Hogs, los ears; cattle, 81; sheep, 81;
horses and mules, sS1 cars; also 4s7O
cases Of eggs
Henry Durman OF. Liberal, is 11s
NNs HasAHB uccu DOTH u
10, 1873, nearly a year before George
Washington died.
Seven Howard county Democrats
want to be clerk of the county court
in thar balliwick.
The new fund for the endowment
Of Central College at Fayette has
reached a total Of $3.50, 600.
" H. Rice and wife lost two little
daughters In twenty-four hours at
Moberly last week from whooplng
cough.
Z L. Koontz, well known in Mex
leo, defeated Crockett Harrison for
The nomination of Mayor In the Dem
oeratlc primary in Fulton, Tuesday
by a majority Of 81. Mr.. Harrison is
= brother Of DR.. J. F. Harrison OIL
MS city and is well known here. W..
!. Mckay defeated George Mcintyre
or City Marshal BY 5 votes. Mr.. Nc
antyre has held this office for 40
ears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

MARY +. Underwood to H. E Pearl
Warranty. cousid. siso. 40 # b,
i5s liBks in Lot /. Survey No 1907 Il
THOMPSON.
S and Alex Hanna TO W. II
Barnes. Warranty. Consid 5000.
". Il Of sw. x Of 3i-52-li.
Robert l. Tratehel to Joseph E
Northcutt Warranty. cOnsid se.s77.
7s4l acres IN S \ OF s-5o-7.
Sarah Tratchel ct al to Robt L.
Traichel. Warranty. consid. sl2, $50
1913 acres in E. X OF 6-s0-5.
J. z Northcntt 10 Robert l. Tratch-
81. Warranty. Ccnsid $500. 5SSs
acres IN Sc Y OF s-50-7.
sarah A. Tratchei ct al to I'd. l.
woodson. Warranty. consid. $500. W.
y Of Nw. Sc OF sO-5O-7.
Sarah A Tratchel ct al TO Jos. E.
Northeutt Warranty. consld, ss.i22.
aS.Oi acres in Sc 4 Of 5-50-7.
los. S. Overholt to John W. Day
Warranty. consid $500 NE Il OF
NE Y of 7 and NV, Y Of NV. Il of
S-52-1L.
j. II Long to r. l. Barnes. War
ranty. consid. $1,000. Sc acres in
Sc 4 Of 21-52-f2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
c o u N T
NOTES
By v. CLYDE JOHNSON
Superintendent Of County Schools

~ seems that the storm the first q
The week interfefed greatly With tn,
schools, Mr. Shay. teacher at Moltno
missed two days, and had to walk /,
considerable distance The third. Mis-,
Grace copman, teacher at Carter. de.
cided to try driving Tuesday but had
to turn around and come back. Miss
Day,the teacher at sneed, also missed
Monday. Mr.. Hagar, at Duly said
hat he had ten Monday. His enroll
ment is about 30.
Friday we made a trip b. vas Of Mo-
limo 70 the Fisher School. There were
70 present with some out on account
Of sickness and the weather. Miss
ida Bolts is the teacher. She ex
3eets to graduate five this wear. A
arge class for a small school is il
not?
We lave been asked II We should
old county graduation exercises this
'ear We should ike to hear from
be teachers The parents and the pu-
1iis n regard to this. Please let us
from you shall We hold one. or
No pr three? Where shall we hold
y YOU are opposed to this
dea what are your ~objactlons7
W. haFe also been asked If We think
: perfectly safe to hold the teachers
examinations here next week. We
must answer that we do not. But we
Q believe that the danger IL very
mall. We can not say that we
ould hold them any where in the
ounty With perfect safety to all.
We knos Of no better place thai;
ie tssehers can conveniently set to.
0 we shall hold the March exam
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

nations the 9Th and 7th, b-eelpains :.
? a. ~ promptly, In the study hail a
Mcmillan High School.
In spite Of snow drifts ana h.d
roads, we had an interesting meat.
ing at Duly Saturday. The day va.
arm and pleasant, the dinner was
plentiful and Of the best aualjty
aany questions were asked showing
the deep interest of those nrosor,
Farmer Rusk was again with us ana
explained bis plans to us az he dtd
2 week ago. He wants each school
70 Try a plan Of testing seed corn. Ha
sent out this week to each teacher .
ehart explaining the rag doll tas,or
ihese we're furnished by the chill.
lieothe Normal. Let us test Soma seod
corn. Let us do something nrac-
teal. Pa"
another plan is to form boys corn
growing clubs and zrils, toma,o
clubs, and women's home econorn,o.
CLUBS We are also in receipt Of
reuter- from the Kirksyille state No
maj asking us If we wish to co-oper-
ate IN a movement in Northeast MI.
souri, that will create greater ~
.ereat in Agriculture as a study in
public schools and at the same
tlme aid in the increase of production
u arm crops and farm ANNALS. We
certainly do, and VIZ hope to see tbis
next year, every school In the conn
Y learning at least one thing about
'erieuituFe by actually doing il.
remember our meeting the 18th At
latt''ispurg Let us have a large al.
enhance Of pupils, teachers and "a.
rons. "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
FEDERAL Duck-Evsrine

v
Law OPPOSED.
FarbeT. No. March z
Petitions are beng circulated n
Aiidrain snd other counties In me
Ninth Congressional District. assina
Speaker Champ Clark 10 use his IN,
naenee n obtaining The repeal o,
modification Of that section Of
the Federal game law which prohlb.
i's duck shooting during the spring
season,
Quite a member OF farmers have
been eiected as members Of the
Board 81 Directors o. the Trenton
Commercial Club.
The Boone eorn'y court last week
fixed the pol tax for 1914 a $3.50 10
each person. tfIfT'
Tommy Jones. an inmate Of the
Macon poor hoHse for 20 years. died
last week leaving a pot Of $40 in
nickies. dimes and quarters, the sav.
ing Of a fifth Of q century acting
As guide to those visiting the
coanty's Institution.
Missouri has banks than any
other = except Iowa, and It has
more hanks operating under state
charters than any other state. There
are 1913 national banks and 1908
'tate banks and trust companies.
At the city election at Louisiana
Tuesday, the Democratic ticket was
victorious with DR.. J.. w. Crewdson,
Of Mrs. James Burlington Of
his city. as Mayor. There was a non
partisan and Republican ticket in
he field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SAFE
IN pARTITIoN o. REAL ESTATE

DuscHa Bryan. 1oAn II Errh. r.
heC p Erwia- Loses Lee srraabe
Bsel D. Erwin Asd Gertr.ae cortnz
iea. PAi.HfS
william p. Ersfs. Fsnciua C Hsna-
ton SAd IA strssbe Def-ua4ais
Notios Is hereby given. uAf b.
rirzs so sufAority Q; : zncus
n par1isea and order q sale made
b the c5rcnf coa- sor Noas.oner
Comfy. MisssuE a. TIE CRY q Mont.
Eomery IA the shove eufit-d cAu~as
rs reruisT IsunzrT terra 1914 Mere
o. and ~ rir<ne ard auihoutv q .
oe1tned copF Of sad Jadem~at ana
order % sale 20 ma a. sper.ai rosu
miszooe- direcsd and delivered I
VII On Frdzy. TIE 9Tth day a.
March, 1874. ana vale he Circuit
cert FOR the couniy q AudIaia.
STATE y Nisoor. IS m sssstoa a.
rs reEaiar Nsreh term. 1914, BE-
tSc1 The bours q asne o;egoek IN
he foranooa ana five o'csock IN the
sHeueoa ~ that DAY AZ he sront
aoor q tie Cozs house n the cEy
q N@Hboo M AgdzA Oounty. Ms
so4E. seH al puddle veadae Ia the
h'ghet bsddsr. the foiles1ne A4
scrhH rsl state sitzsfed IN the
casnty % ApdrAaa. STATE Of Mssoe
r. tS-E1r. - acres Of lard b-ine il
he shape Of q rectangular psrauel
ogrzm and being the north pan Of
the north hzR Of the ne=A= ~ !
ter; forty acres. being the soath-
eAst quarter OF the no-thsast quar-
ter twenty acres. betng the north
half Of the northeast quarter OF the
so1thesN quarter. and an being IN
sersou No. %, in township 81 north.
range s west and containing In all!
$50 acres. more or less according to
United States government survey
thereof.
Tev1ns OF sale: One third
cash. purchaser to execute his note
for the remaining twothirds or
purchase price. said note to bear
six per cent Interest from the date
Of h approval Of the safe, TO BE- S.
cured BY deed OF trust on the
real estate above described. and to
be due q year after date. the pur-
chaser 10 have the privilege Of pay
ing off said note at any time before
maturity while the circuit court for
Montgomery County. Missouri is in
session, and to have the further op
ton Of paying more than one-thsrd
cash on The date OF sale if he so
'S-4t W. H. yERsER.
SnecfaI Com msusfonar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
Audrain County
Agricultural Bureaus
Headquarters Mexico, Missouri
E. w. RUSK, County Farm Commissioner

Chas. Clark has demonstrated in a
practical way the value OF linseed
oil meal as a protein supplement
feed He has carried a bunch Of 80
head OF calves through the winter ON
shredded corn slower and 1900
pounds of linseed oil meal. / went
with Mr.. CLARK to his farm seven
miles southwest Of Mexico last Wed
nesday.
The snow was quite deep over the
fields and we had to wade some deep
drifts in getting to the place. II was
a nice day. however. aud the calves
had been turned in the stalk field
where they were expected TO get
practically all Of their feed for that
day. They could go 10 the shed at
night and MUNICH shredded fodder.
but Mr. Clark said that on nice DAYS
Ike that they FED very little or no
linseed oil meal. On the very worst
DAYS his colored man. Dick. was IN
strueted to feed The bunch a hun
dred pound sack Of OIL meal along
With the shredded fodder. but ordi-
narily during thu bad weather they
we're fed only afty pounds u linsaed
oil meal. Altogether Mr.. Clark He
urse. he has red this bunch 1900
pounds o. OIL neal since the iirst Of
November.
was surprised to see the calves
In such splendid condition with their
coats glossy aud in every way show
ing thrifty, growing condition. Mr.
Clark thinks that II he had a silo be
would probably have gotten more
good from his fodder. but al the same
time be says he has wintered these
calves through cheaper than any
bunch he has ever handled, and that
IS saying much when we consider ,
that the feed this winter has been
highest We have witnessed for a long
time.
This matter Of feeding protein sup
piement is an old subject, but this
Illustration Of is great value in con-
nection with this coarse roughaee
serves to emphasize the fact that
though Il is an old subject it is
one worth considering at all times.
i should also serve to emphasize the
TACT that for Young growing animals
especially there is nothing quite SO
good as linseed oil meal in the way
Of high protein supplements.
Mr.. Clark and ! carried with us on
nat day 9 little bottle No: this
bottle contained a LIQUID culture for
he inoculation Of red clover. We
.~nnoculated a bushel Of seed and
iowed It that afternoon; some of IT /,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
HoLLgMsvlllE.

Nit Householder and T. NJ Dowel
filled their ice houses last week.
Roads are almost impassable IN
many places. but our postmsn. John
cawthorn On MoHno r. 2. made the
entire trip each day until high vat.
er caused him TO leave OFF a lille.
GateRood school closed Friday. Miss
VIM. the tescher, expects 10 enter
school soon.
Ar. Wilson Of Moberly drove n
horse from Moberly to H~ollensviIe
Saturday to be the guest OF his step-
son, Clyde Moore. and family.
J. l. Carpenter delivered two loads
Of good feeding cattle to Mrs.
Brown Of west end OF the county sat
urday.
J. g Crawford is able to be out az
ter being confined to his room a fort
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

SKINNER
cAapnan Bros 90 n = ear load
% sAf oorn last resk nat coat -
cents a IN Aid sovn M TssaS-
eon.
II :. spgsius 4 son got IA a car
q sbssied corn and a cAF q cottoa
caAs iast resA
A r. Kag'sfseceasaa)saie. shs4sA
a BAD aay. things brOusht faii
tslcs.
Mr. Matte Ehrst hss been her.
past tvo weeks The guest % be,
mother. xu. z King.
hrs KIng moved to ceniraiia iasi
week 70 reeida. shs rented hsi
farm q 50 acres 10 Mr.. Ewlnr.
Jimmy c0oEashae boneht bis fafk.
era lie arr farm At sss an acre
sna VII mse On iris week
Wheeler Cart wH opsrats ne
Snow BARN Tbs place bsioazA .,
Ton Dsnieis ~ present Ben Batter
win mn o. for wbseier. Ny. ssou
moved 20 CenfralA last veek. Hls
family WI reside ths-e for q ~hfle
and VI Snow VII % or Ms Moniars
ranch
We arr indeed sorry 70 ehrvziels
ne death q B,sninu To~ies. a
young man a Tow sunners m for
y, he eouseqhence Of opsrzaozs for
eai stones. ~a1pesdiciiis snd ako al
the liver Affection The body vas
buried Sunday AZ Paris Our ~slno-raef
sympathy Eoes ont b The b
reaved.
Foyd c~openhsren vas almost IN
SANITY kiEef Saturday evenlnE bate
By q tree fling on him He and hs
father vere Telling a large hkk-
ov tree FOR fire wood. when By soma.
mishsp the tree fen On him breaking
arm ana leg and crushing his head
dying n a few minutes. The body
was lad to rest IN Liberty cemetery
Wednesday. Sympathy extended the
greatly bereaEed.
IN the death OF Uncie Thomas Ben
1smin Baker and bic beloved wife the
community loses two highly respect
ed citizens and neighbors They wea
81 and Ss respectively They died
only p hours apart which Was their
wish past few years Their re-
mains were buried IN same grave
al Liberty cemetery -Four children. a.
host OF grand and great grand cha
dren they leave. Thhe chill
dren are Alfonso. Of n. Scott, Kan;
Mrs. c. l. Bruce Of Sedslia. No, Jan
P. Baker and Mrs. c. T. JESSE. Az
were 81 their bedside. sinceresi
sympathy extended bereayed
Thurman Chapman marketed a load
a 1909 pound cattle that brought
$3.50. These cattle gained 275 lbs.
in 100 days. An extra feed for win
ter time.
James Chapman bought a team of
younE mules OF Mr.. Spence recently
for 1890.
Miss sudis VIM closed a suneess
fni term o. school n Ga's~ood m
day. She rDae "a KIrksvfls state
Normal now 70 continue her studiee
PROM there sheH 3oln her parents
Mr.. and Nra John r. wInn IN their
rew home IN Moatana
George Keys Rad a sale recently
asd hAs moved 70 Yorsheru Montana
phsrs lie father ard brother ARE 10
Gated. 4
Elmer Chapman moved Saturday 10
clar McGlnnis' farm.
Ralph Kings family is on the sleE T,
llsE
J. /. Carpenter weighed up twol
loads Of 800 10. stock cattle satnr
day to Sam Brosn at $3.50 per hun
dred.
Mr.. Ewing wiz move 70 the Mrs.
King place THIS week
The big Know put our mail carrier :
out Of business first three days last Z
week /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

THE Farber Forum editorially says
"fhe Mexico Commercial Club ban.
qnAt Thursday night Of last week wae
an emphatic demonstration Of the in
Innate relationship Of the business
men OF the county metropolis. When
the representatives or the bus, ness in
forests Of a town unite ia cooperat-
.iive effort the result is not uncer.
tain. Every member OF the Clnb is
apparently a willing worker, every
man q booster, The officers Of the
club = determined that something
worth while will be accomplished dur
Ing their term OF administration"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05


Charles Ellis IL now domiciled a,
the Ttncher place. having been on
Mrs. HfTfs farm.
We are having Sunday School
again and want all TO attend.
Mu Robert HiB Is s,iI very IN.
W. T. Chick and Archie johnson
took q load Of wood 70 Centrzlia Sat
Brday
Albert DoilIns is working for Mrs.
McCarsy.
Wifi8e Miller Of Illinois ls visit.
Ing his father and mother here this
week
James Wisdom has hired to Fred
for the season.
PAT Wood moved last Saturday to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05
AuxvAssE.


w. s. Hopkins bought the Rldg,
way place Wednesday for 1890.
The Methodist musicians and III
Presbyterians have joined forces I
choir work. On Mr. Phillips church
day they furnish music and also o
Presbyterian day. and feel in that
way they can have good music at
both churches.
Miss Hortense Buckner is home al
ter an absence OF several months.
Mrs. Sam West OF McCredie left
last week for Tulia, Tex, to help
nurse her little grandson. r. A. Tn
derwood, tr, who is very sick o
whooping cough which developed be
fore he was out of bed with scarle
fever. Mrs. Underwood was formerly
Miss Mary West and well known ii
Mexico.
Mrs. E. J. Bruton. wife of Aux.
vase Station Agent, who died under
going an operation in St Louis on
Thursday, last, was buried at her old
home in Curryyille Saturday. No
words can portray how dearly she
a beloved by all who knew her and
the entirely flower-hidden pulpit, to-
gether with the church whereshe was
Baptized, married and buried. Rev,
Mitchell officiating at all these.
crowded to its capacity and az
many outside prove to the world her
true Chistian character. Mrs Red.
and Isabelle Of Mexico, Sam Bole
Miss la Boles, DR.. and Mrs. Adams
Auxvasse attended the funeral.
Judge Huring and son OF Bmce-
ON spent Sunday with their daughter
md sister. Mrs. Harrison.
Ward. the II year old o Of Mr..
Mrs. Sam Carr, north of Concord
vas operated on Saturday a. m. for
.ppendicitis by DR.. Moore Of Mexico.
ssisted by Drs. Emmons and McFar.
me OF Auxvasse.