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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
NORTHEAST BENrov

Mrs. Thos. Miller is "
INST her many friends hope r., Ilet
speedy recovery. Mr.. and NJ. Ief
wn watts who live between Ps.! Il
City and Mexico are the pron Denton
ents OF twin daughters, born TS,p psl'
giving Day.-A large crowd . a+ans',
the oyster supper given bv tba T1'
les of the Christian Church T M. Lao
giving afternoon and evening shaS.
500 was taken in.-Rev. pearr. a'Oo'
poets to occupy the pulpit at n. ~ s1'
byterian Church Sunday. He MN 'e'
indeed welcomed after his os
sence.-At the election of offios,. 'o,
the Young Peoples Society held e. u
DAY night the following were electa,
to serve the ensuing yearNF'a 'se
Erlsman' President; Mrs. Will o.,
Vice-Pres,; Lottie Barnes, Ss Ss,'
taryi Frank Kellerhal, Treasprsr
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yost havs h.,
making an extended visit at Hsn,r
Webber's.-Mrs. E. W Rockwsil -,
Mrs 5. Z Stratton attended 4.
Methodist ladies bazaar in Martins
burg Thursday-Frank okey went !,
Columbia Monday. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
MEETINGS At THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The parents of the students in the
North and South Side Schools were
entertained Tuesday afternoon, by
the students and faculty of both. The
meetings started about two o'clock
and lasted until about A and were
well attended. This is part of a plan
of superintendent of Schools Herb
ert Pryor to bring the school and the
parents closer together.
The meeting at the South Side
school began at 2:30 and was COM
posed of a program of students from
the various rooms Mrs. Gardner of
State College, Penn, and DR. ]. F. Har
rison, of this city, spoke. Afterward
refreshments of sandwiches and cof-
fee were served being prepared by the
students in the Domestic Science De-
partment,
At the North Central school each
room gave a program beginning at
2 o'clock. At 2:30 there was a gener-
al meeting addressed by Superintend-
emit Pryor. Afberward the Domestic
Science Department served refresh
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
The Newest Coast Cannon


On special order of the Kaiser, a
whole Bavarian army corps was order
ed to the right wing. and now the
English will feel the prowess of the
Bavarians. As soon as we have TAX
en- Calais our new sea-coast cannons
will be moved there These wonderful
cannons were finished by Krupps on
ly a short time. and we're shipped
about 10 days ago on s trains The
barrell is 26 metres long and for a
single shot 1855 lbs. of powder is
used. Every shot cost 10000 mark
t$7,500l, This gun shoots 46 As kilo-
meters and penetrates at the distance
of 40 kilometers, an armor plate | ga
metres thick and 5 metres of Beton
walls.
About two weeks ago, at Meppen,
at target practice with this gun, the
people in a radius of so kilometres
had to leave their homes. At a dis
lance of 40 to AZ kilometres absolute
sure hits were recorded Nothing is
kept secret about these guns, as was
the case with the AZ inch mortars.
These cannons will shoot across
the channel, and no English battle
ship will dare to risk herself in the
vicinity. The distance between Cal
lais and Dover is only 81 kilometres.
The whole thing is new, and the press
has no details of the same as yet. /
also heard of another matter which is
ready for a war with England, but /
cannot speak of the same.
Thousands of Zeppelin bombs are
finished daily. The mobilizing is
steadily going forward, and there is
plenty of material on hand.
+. One cannot notice that anything is
short.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
NEW HOPE.

Archie Johnston's father and mo-
Their spent Thanksgiving with him.
&C. H. Dickey contemplates starting
his sawmill Wednesday or Thursday.
George Dollins sold to R. R Dollins
one horse and some hogs and other
stock for one hundred dollars.-Mrs.
Carrie Norris visited Mr.. Halena and
family near Hickory Grove Church,
Sunday. w. N. Chick and wife were
guests Of c. H. Dickey and family on
Sunday-Albert Dollins was the
guest of W. T. Chick and family Sun
day.-Mrs Charles Robertson, daugh
ter and son, of Bean Creek, were the
guests of c. H. Dickey and family
the latter part of last week.-Harry
Miller and bride came back and NOV
ed their furniture home Sunday, We
wish them a long and happy life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
AT MCM.
(By Chas. Wright

~ @b'f
Bryan Kelso was elected captain of
the basketball team at one Of the
basketball team meetings Monday.
The Senior Glass had a jolly candy
pull in the Domestic Science Depart
ment of the High School Monday ev-
ening.
All the students, when they came
to school Tuesday, were greeted with
signs telling them that "The McMil-
lan," the monthly school magazine,
was coming. Everyone had been en-
thusiastic and had eagerly waited for
the first number. The signs served to
increase their zeal and anticipation.
At assembly a copy was shown the
student body and they we're highly
pleased. Distribution began at
once.
The first edition surpasses the
expectations of the staff and stud
ents and is the result of work by the
whole student body. 1t has a gray
owe which is decorated by a Grim
son design drawn by the students of
the art class.
The contribution box, which is
placed in the hall, is credited to the
Manual Training boys And 50 the
magazine is the work of the stud
ents in cooperation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
10 HAVE COMMISSION FORM,

4 petition is beng circulated in
Columbia calling for an election to
vote on the commission form Of gov
eminent
In order to get the election. it is
necessary that the petition be signed
BY 25 per cent Of the voters st the
last general election for mayor.
II such q government Is adopted,
The City Council viii consist of a
mayor and two members who will be
elected by direct vote Of the people.
The other officers VIII be appointed.
The mayor and eouneilraen can be
recalled II they do not give sstisfac-
ton through q petition followed by an
expression of the viii Of the voters
at the polls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
cHAPERoN FOR CHAPERoNs,

Chicago, Dec. business girls
here resent fashionable chsperons for
the municipal dances. Welfare asso-
Citations have named a score Of prom
inent society wome to act as chaper-
ones at the dances and see that hug
ging" and the 'elose embrace" are
cut out
Who will chaperon the society
women while they chaperon US
asked Anna Schmidt, organizer Of the
Mattresses Union, in one Of the many
protests sent to the city hall.
Protests from other girls run;
Why these society rules about
keeping five feet apart? Is any rule
observed like that by the swell set ~
why should a lake shore society
ehaperon tell a business girl what is
modest in the way Of dres?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
GIRLS. AVOID CHICAGO

Chicago, I'LL, Dec, keep the
young girls away from Chicago!"
This is the substance Of q warning
letter planned TO be sent to-day over
the country by the Travelers'Aid De-
partrnent Of the Chicago Young Won
ems Christian Association.
There never was a time in the his
tory Of Chicago" said Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Barr, Secretary Of the Travel
ers' Aid, when it was so difficult to
obtain employment for strange girls.
This condition necessarily increases
the dangers to which they are expos
ed"
Six classes of girls are named in
the warning planned to be sent to the
newspapers in the principal cities
They are:
Girls afflicted with the wanderlust.
Employed girls who seek better
wages.
Immigrants.
Girls coming to visit friends or rel
atives whose abode they do not know.
Show girls.
Runaways.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

vase entertained a number of friends
Thanksgiving this year. Among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. John McPheeters.
Rev Mitchell and wife, ] H Minor and
family, of Mexico; Mrs. West and
daughter, MeCredie; Mrs. Robert I'm
derwood, Tulia, Texas; L. Rant Hook
and family of Manhattan, Kan; Mrs.
FINLEY johnson and daughter, Benton
City; Chas. Henderson, California;
Mrs. Toalson and daughter of oceoIa,
Mo-; Mrs Henry Yates Of McCredie.
Rev. Phillips father and mother
are spending the winter with him.
Miss Wood Of Fulton visited Miss
susan Neusome Wednesday.
Frank Stokes and family returned
home from a visit to Mr.. Stokes ia
Their in Maiden, Mo.
Rev. Mitchell of Mexico conducted
the Union Thanksgiving services
here at the Presbyterian Church. as
he also did rs years ago. He was as
sisted by Revs. Wood and phillips
here and Rev. Swift of C~entralia.
Miss Pauline Nicoles spent a few
days this week in St. Louis.
Three automobiles went from here
TO the football game between West
Minister and Central at Fayette on
Thursday.
Mrs Frank Buckner had to dinner
FRIDAY Mr.. zed Hook and family and
Mr. Rant Hook and family of Man
Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
BURKE

Cleveland Browns baby is Sick
Mr.. Rhodecape sold Mr.. Allen seven
l87-lb. hogs.-Hollis Davidson sou
100 Blu corr to George Brown Tor on
cents a bu.--W. A Willingharn mas
completed gathering corn. Mr. anu
Mrs. John Sims, Mrs Davidson ana III
tie daughter, Neva, Mr. and Mrs fofu
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, Miss FRAMES
Willingham, Mr.. and Mrs, HerpelI
Patterson, Milton Patterson Mrs "ml
0ffutt, Mrs. Ed. Offutt and lV'ie
w c. offutt, Mrs. Florence
Bradley and son, and Harrison fofu'
mother attended the parents ana az
meeting at Burke NOV z+
]. N. Allen has a sick horse
lost a horse last weeh,
Brown has built a new ca'''
she'd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
GERMAN VIEW

The following article was sent to
the Ledger by Louis Hubert, being
clipped from a German newspaper.
The London Daily Times, of Oct.
18th. prints the following;
"A private of the Black Watch Reg
iment, now in the New Castle Hospit-
al, tells this story:
." On the Aisne, for several hours
l lay wounded. A German came
along, and undre heavy firing,dressed
my wounds. After be had finished,
getting ready to leave, he was hit by
a stray bullet and fell dead next to
me-
After Scissors. reports Corp.
Houston, Of the Seaforth's) I lay
heavily wounded on the field. Nearby
was a young fellow from Northamp-
tinshire Reg. A German infantry
man bent over him. trying to calm
and give him a drink Of water out Of
his bottle. The wounded man was de-
l~irious, and constantly called, Moth
er, are you here?' The German seem
ed to understand, as he stroked soft
ly the fevered brow of the young
man, and handled him as gently as a
woman alone a do such things.
Death relieved him at last, and as the
soul of the wounded man went to his
last accounting, ] saw the German
try to hide his tears."
These descriptions came from an
English paper, and the contributors
to this paper are English privates
and non-commissioned officers,
One cannot imagine that the Daily
Telegraph, nor the Representative
military, would tell an untruth to
favor the Germans. Then we must
without doubt believe that the above
stories have happened, as reported by
the Daily Telegraph.
Now on the other side, / have be-
fore me the original letter directed
to Richard Reading, Esq., Antwerp.
Richard Reading is a volunteer
physician of the 4th Company Bel
gian Mitrailleusen corps. This letter
he left on the hurried retreat Of the
English and Belgians, at the surren-
der of Antwerp to the Germans. 1t
was written by his sister, Jane Read
ing, dated Birmingham, Sept. zSth,
1914, and follows: "Dear brother: |
am pleased to hear you are in good
spirits. | wish | were with you. /
would like to be a nurse. | am sure
could kill one or two Germans" This
young lady has the desire, the most
noble ambition, that a woman in
wartime can have, to be a nurse, to
use al a shield to commit common
murder on the Germans. Such a de-
sire is not alone unwomanly, but is
is beastly. Should Miss Reading, to
the lowliness of her desire, have the
cowardice of refuting this letter, the
original is on public file.
Compare what the Daily Telegraph
and Miss Reading writes; one car
answer the question very easily
Which side is the more human?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
SKINNER.

Most of our farmers are tb,,..
their corn gathering and fall nIovips
Mr.. and Mrs, c. R. Squirting toat
their baby to Davenport, Iowa. SIM,
day for treatment.
VIM Elsie and Grover Chapman s,.A
had a sick horse lately and had Stat,
Veterinarian from Columbia out n !.
them.
Doan Weaver sold IS head Of 2OO.h
porkers last week at $3.50 per cwt. to
Grover Sims.
John L. VIM and Miss Margaret
Murphy we're married at the Catbo6,
Church In Mexico last Wedpesdsv
morning by the Rev Father Dillon. All
their friends here are a unit in wish.
ing them a happy and useful welded
life. They went to Slater THURSDAY on
a wedding trip and to visit his broth.
er, Gilbert VIM, and family.
The oyster supper at James Spurl.
ing Thanksgiving night was largely
attended---the house being damned.
About S22,50 was cleared. This is for
the building fund for the Ladies Hall
at Skinner.
The Ladies Hall here is being put
up rapidly. MIR. Bates of Centralia is
the contractor. Very near all of the
work Of hauling and carpentsring
was donated.
We hear the wedding bells iingling
for tomorrow morning monday, Il
rumors are true this will unite two Of
our best families. But as it is only a
rumor we withhold the names,
A box supper will be held at Gate
wood school house next Saturday
night Dec. 5. All are very cordially in
vited to attend.
Miss Minnie Berrey is recovering to
the extent Of an occasional visit. She
uses erutches.
James Crawford and Frank Vein
and delivered considerable amount Of
wheat to Mexico last week at from
$1.03 to s1.05 per busheL.
Ide Squires is suffering awfully
from a felon on one of his thumbs,
Byron Reeds little girl fell and
broke both bones in her right fore
arm.
Bruce Bros. will ship a load Of hogs
this week.
John Vanhorn will occupy south per
ton Of the Ralph King farm the com
ing aso
Miss Nadine Brooks visited her
aunt Mrs. 0. T. Hanley and family
last week.
Miss Lizzie Ridgeway returned to
her home at c. T. Jesse's recently al
ter a ~fortnight's visit with her ia
Their in Colorado.
Mrs. Joe Payton visited her par
ents near Laddonia recently. Her Ia
Their and brother accompanied her
home for a few days.
Mr.. Ash of Kansas has been en-
ployed as blacksmith here by Gener-
al Ewing, the owner of the shop Mr.
Ewing expects to learn the trace
from Ash.
Bob Skinner has the sympathy Of
our people on the death Of his VIE
recently.
uncle" Alfred Canterbury VIII re
turn soon to Muskogee, Okla 10
spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. Jeff d. Ellis and family,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Relief Committee ENLARGED

The Committee Of the Belgian Re-
lief Fund has been enlarged. 1t is
composed Of the following: Rev. Shul-
l~enberger, Rev. Hayne Rev. Sanford,
Rev. A. A. Wallace. Col E Y Burton,
Supt Pryor, w w Pollock. C A With
erspoon, Mrs. ]. w. Million, Miss Car
re Sproul and Miss Ida Rosamond.
The committee is making an APP
peal to the farmers for wheat for the
supply Of the fund. The Pollock
Milling & Elevator Company have
agreed TO grind. free Of charge, all
wheat donated for this cause.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

relatives here for the past week or
ten days, left for Mexico Friday
where they will be the guests of
their son, Frank, and family-Mrs.
Mary Ann Cauthorn is home from a
weeks visit with her son and other
relatives in Mexico-Mrs. Fred Sap
pington and little daughter were call
ed home to Barton County Saturday
by a telegram from Mr. Sappington.
Miss Maude Cauthorn of Mexico
was the guest Of her brother, Peyton
Cauthorn, and family a few days
last week.-Mrs. John Heller and
daughter were guests of her parents
in Santa Fe from Friday until SUM-
day.-Rev. ]. S. Arvin of Benton CITY
preached at Mt Zion Sunday and Sun
day night and will preach next Sun
day and Sunday night, il being regu-
lar preaching day and will preach at
Gilead in the afternoon.-R. L. Heiz-
err and family had for their guests on
Tuesday R. S Montgomery and wife
and Mrs King and Leslie Lowder and
wife Of Mexico; Bob Heller and wife,
John Heller and family and Mrs. Will
Helzer.--Homer Fry and wife of Per-
ry were guests of Andrew Cauthorn
and wife Thursday.-Joe Hale and
wife and Ed. Sharp and family of
near Santa Fe were Sunday guests of
Edgar Martin and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
AUXvAssE.

The wedding Of Miss Grace Hook
to Mr.. Glen Toalson, which took
place at the home Of the bride on
Thanksgiving Day was one Of the
most beautiful though simple, ever
held in Auxvasse Miss Nancy Mos
ley sang and Miss Opal Toalson, sis
ter Of the groom, played the wedding
march. Mr.. Toalson and bride were
preceded by little Evelyn Moore, Of
Benton City, bearing the ring, after
which Rev. Swift Of C~entralia, in a
few beautifully impressive words
made the happy couple one~-Aux-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Abbay & Adams.

W. r. Taylor, County Clerk of Cal
laway county, who is attending the
state meeting of County Clerks in St,
Joseph, announced his candidacy for
State Auditor at the meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Louisiana, Mo-, Dec, 2'-lhe
Co. Poultry Show began yesteTuas,
and will continue three days lhu'e
are more than 400 entries incluua"s
many classes One of the intereSI.iI
features Is a white Leghorn men, oa "J
to be 20 years and z months oIo' ~
still laying.
Prof Patterson OF the State JIM
sity is present, with q number Of '"
er fanciers. The birds will DC Juus
by Thomas ". Southwark OF h''
City. The attendance today
large.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church win meet with Mrs.
]. F. Llewellyn at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. All ladies Of the
church are urged to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Mrs. George Bowman Of Iroquois,
S. d., accompanied by her father, ].
c. Younger, arrived in Mexico Tues
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. G E. Young
er, of North Clark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Do you want lots Of eggs? Buy a
sack of Cow Smile and make a hot
mash once a day. Now is the time to
feed for eggs. Ask your grocer.
VIM. Pollock Mill. e. Ele. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

A new and up-to-date Button Ma
chine that makes the newest things
in buttons. Prices reasonable and
service prompt at
Abbay & Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Fred Hathaway has bought Harry
Ovens interest in the produce firm
of Hathaway and Owen. Mr.. Hatha-
way is going to conduct the business
himself in the future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Rev. j. j. Griffin and wife we're
the recipients of a nice Thanksgiv-
ing dinner given by some of the mem
bers of Gilead Church, which was a
pleasant surprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Mrs. Dan Dudley who has not been
nc well for the last day or SO is going
to Kansas City this week to consult a
specialist
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
MocO Flour

Your doctor will tell you that Whole
Wheat Flour makes the healthiest
bread. just buy n sack and try it.
VIM. Pollock Mill. g. Ele. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Money TO Loan
On improved farms. See us.
dwl North Missouri Trust Co.

Mrs. Il. D. Mills. who has been the
guest Of her parents, Mr and Mrs
Chas Morris, has left for Chicago
where she will join her husband.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Miss Helen Million spent the week
end with her sister, Miss Margaret. in
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

J. c. Bassford is home from q
pleasant visit to his son, Homer, in
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Mrs. T. J. Mildred and Miss laura
Thomas are home from Columbia
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Bolts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Judge H.. ". johnson of Montgom-
cry City, was a business visitor here
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

~ AZ N4SfS&-
Aat <Sae nSeSiac zee South
UTA Zoe &we1
Sse ASeo Is - 2s lower
S@a SaaA & lever
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
A New Health Food

Moco Flour. The best tonic you can
buy; six pound sack for Csc. Ask
your grocer. Mfg. by dw1
VIM Pollock Mill & Ele. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Pure Country Sorghum. Zoe 4 gal
lon. Smith Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

You will save money on Ladies'
Suits, Coats and Skirts by buying
now at d2wl
Abbay a. Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Corn

Good Iowa Corn, Csc bu. at car,
Wabash tracks. dwl
Hoxsey & Nichols Seed & Produce Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Some girls visit the peach orchard
just to see if there is anything there
that matches their complexion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Is OFF and in lots Of cases over II
off on Ladies' Suits, Coats and Skirts
at
Akhav ASa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

on Ladies' Suits, Coats and Skirts at
Abhay 6 Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Abbay & Adams.
Residence Phone 1903 Office Phone IS9
VIM. Hardin Rixey
Real : Estate : and : Loans
KEMPER BUILDING
MEXICO, MO.

No. 81. 50 Acres, 8 miles from Mexico, 40 acres in corn, 40 acres
in grass. This is good land. 25 acres never plowed. Price $4,000.
Want to sell VIII take in a nice home for $4,000 and give long
time on balance.
No. 50. Sc Acres, just outside Of city limits, we'll improved on
rock road. This land lays just east Of the N. M. A. viii trade
for ether property. If interested, come and see me about this
No. SO. SIS Acres, one mile from Court House, fair improvements.
VIII trade.
No. 81. 30 Acres, one mile from Court House, fair improve
ments. Price and time at office. VIII trade.
No. IS. so Acres, 6 miles from Mexico, nice, improved. Price
$4,000.
No. s6. 200 Acres, z miles from Mexico. Good level land. Fair
improvements. Price one hundred dollars an acre. VIII trade for
st. Louis Income.
No g, S6l Acres, near Thompson, Mo. known as the pate Nor
rs place" This is a good one. Price $4,000.
No. IS. 81 acres right at Mexico, well improved, good land. Price
St2b00 per acre.
No ~. 200 acres in Galloway County, well improved. All can be
plowed. 2 miles from town and 8 miles from Auxvasse. Want S. T..
Mo land.
no. 10. 81 Acres, 10 acres, . acres, z acres, all in city limits of
Mexico and well improved. One I4-acre place that is the biggest
bargain ! know Of In a suburban home, Come and see me. have
what you want ! have homes in Mexico from four room dwell
ing up IN price from $3.50 up. / am sure | can suit you. If you
have property you want to sell or trade, come and see me. have
been n the Real Estate business here since 1902.
TRADE WHERE TRADES ARE MADE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
Miss Lulu See is visiting in St Louis

Mrs. W B Fahren is visiting in St
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Extra quality Hawaiian Sliced
lheappie' zoc a can. d2w1
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03

Special Reduced Prices
On Ladies Suits, Coats and Skirts at
Abbay & Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
OCCASIONAL WANTS

wanted 10000 pounds Of ola :,
new Goose Feathers. Sam wo.. 'Nd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-03
DIR SPECIAL DOLL SALE
NEXT.rO.NA.

TURE BABY DOLLS
Called "Next to Nature" because.
modelled on genuine baby lines,
limbs which are never straight,
though jointed at elbow and hip.
the animated baby expression,
turning head, painted hair. Spec.
ial prices, csc, acc and 25c.
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