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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
|DROP OF AZ De,
|GREES IN "A HOURS
Between Monday night and Tues
day night the Thermometer took a
drop from 81 down to 20 From
summer to winter.

Between Monday night to Tuesday
right, the official thermometer, ac-
cording to the record OF ]. F, Lew
ellyn, dropped AZ degrees. one of
the greatest changes Of weather in
such a short time ever recorded in
Mexico. On Monday the thermometer
stood at So and everyone went about
as If It were a spring day. BY Tues
day evening, however, a change had
come over the atmosphere and the
cold north wind made one think Of
fires and winter clothes. The ther-
mometer dropped from 50 to 20 in
"a hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

;REAT deal of interest is be
len among the farmers in the
" the Commercial Club to in.
the interest taken in the
Iton of furnishing more milk.
hatter Of fact, for a number OF
there has not been enough
Fought into Mexico to supply
Rl demand. Milk and cream art
in from Columbia and No
Epecially during the summer in
4 having to ship milkinto Mex
Rre should be a large amount
shipped to st. Louis from
every night. The dairy and
interests of Audrain should b
Prefully looked afterA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
MARRlEp AERE ruEspAY.

Jas. q. Byars and Miss Naomi San
ford, both living in the nelghbor-
hood of Union Chapel, southeast of
this city. were married Tuesday after
noon at o'clock by the Rev. ]. D.
Greer, at his home. Both young peo-
pie are well liked by a large number
of acquaintances and the Ledger john
their friends in congratulations and
best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
nlfnLEY. one q MexIco's
sss s.ss. BE- slsls.y

h DUDLEY, one or Mexico's
popular salesman. is now will
|oberts Johnson-Rand Shoe Co.,
|as a splendid territory. This
Inv for which Mr.. Dudley had
travelling for years gave him or
finest letters we have ever
hhen he went to his new Com
ban sure knows how TO deliver
,nds and got results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
COMMERCIAL CLUB
BANQUET FEB. 5
ANNUAL feast Of the body will be at
the Hoxsey tioteI-eovernor Elliott
W. Major will be the guest OF
honor at the banquet.

The annual banquet of the Mexico
Commercial Club will be held at the
Hoxsey Hotel at s:15 the evening
of Thursday, February 5. About If
ty out-of-town guests will be invited.
The keynote of the speaking pro
gram will be good roads. Tickets TO
the banquet will be s1.00,
Gov. Elliott w. Major. with other
prominent statesmen will be present.
s@Szzs==sssss.
Miss Mildred Wymore was married
to Harry Kuhne. the wedding com
ing as quite surprise.
The 10 months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul st. vrain. died OF diphthe
ria.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
Schools, Theatres and Churches
viii be Closed Until Feb. 3Pd

antining them. A number Of student
from the country attend Mcmillan
High School and usually spend Sun
day and Monday at home. By closing
the schools the Board viii prevent
the danger Of the disease being trans
ported from the country into the
city.
In Hamilton. Mo, and other towns
where no step was taken to prevent
an epidemic, smallpox has spread un-
checked. The move on the part Of
the school board is 10 eliminate the
possibility Of serious epidemic In
Mexico.
Theatres and Churches Closed.
The City Board Of Health met at
t;S0 Tuesday afternoon and voted to
close the theatres and churches as
long as the schools are closed. This
will stop all large gatherings during
that time. This move was made af-
ter the school board decided to close
the schools.
india johnson ~.
Miss India Johnson. youngest daug
ter of Mrs. Claudia Johnson, is suffer
ing with a slight attack Of smallpox.
She was taken Ill Monday night and
the house was quarntined Tuesday
morning Besides Miss India johnson,
her mother and sister, Miss Lena,
and Mrs. George Clark, who rooms
there. are quarantIned. Miss Barbara
and Whitley johnson were not home
Monday night. The physicians in
charge of the case say 1t is such
mild form they can hardly call 1.
smallpox. Nevertheless every move
is being made to prevent its spread.
1t is not known where Miss johnson
contracted the diseasee as she has
not been out of town for sometime,
nor TO her knowledge exposed to It.
Students at Hardin College, who
live in this city and were at the
Johnson home. Monday. were not al
lowed to attend school Tuesday. J.
w. Million president Of the college.
said that while there was little dam
ger he wanted to do everything possi-
BILE to keep smallpox out of the col
lege. A number Of young ladies who
were at the Johnson home Monday
were vaccinated that night as soon
as it was learned Miss India had
smallpox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
no BIRTHS; 50
DEATHS DURING
THE ORD QUARTER

The stork scored a great victory oy
er the Grim Reaper in Audrain coun
ty during July, August and Septem
her, 1918, according to the report OF
the State Board of Health just is
sued. There were Ito births in this
county during that period and 50
deaths.
August led the other months IN
the number of births with 45; July
was second with 81. During Septem
Der, 2s new citizens were added to
the county. July led in number OF
deaths with 20. During August, there
were 1S deaths and in September 12.
The chief causes for death ant
the number of their victims are as
follows:
Typhoid fever, - con-
sumption, G; from other forms
of tuberculosis, 81 cancer, 3
diabetes, 1; nervous diseases, s
heart disease. 8; disease of respirato
ry system, /; diarrhoea, 2; nephri
tbs, Q; the puerperal state, 1; acci
dents, 4 suicide, /; other causes, 8
There were no deaths during this
quarter from smallpox, measles, scal
let fever, whooping cough, diphthe
ria and Group, influenza, meningitis,
pneumonia, homicide.
/ The total number of births in Til
State during the 3rd quarter wa
t9,473 10000 males and 9,41S femal,
The total number of deaths durin
the period was 1913.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

ERE is no necessity for any un
eSsitement regarding smallpox
is more or less smallpo'
I'D all over the state, but tn
is very light. Most people ar'
sr going 10 bed with II Tho
authorities are having all
quarantIned. You should use
b precautions by being
ptod and avoid, SO far as
/, those who have been expos
the disease. Those who havs
Exposed should stay at home
|y are sure thst they are MOI
b be sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
WARRENSBuRG
VOTES DRY BY 2O5
This is the Second time this town
has voted dry-Women Searched
Those Suspected Of Carrying IL
quor to aid Election.

Warrensburg went dry for the
second time by a majority Of 205
yesterday. after one of the most ex
citing campaigns ever held in this
city.
At daybreak this morning 200 WON
en- marched to certain blocks where
liquor was Thought to. be stored, ant
searched everyone suspected Of carry
Ing liquor.
Women swarmed the polls from
daylight TO dark and had much to d.
with the big "dry" majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

A MAGAZINE writer now claims
that women have become the spend,
ers and men, the producers, with no
leisure to spend" Maybe this writer's
wife had just bought a couple OF
new Paris hats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

RECKLESS driving OF automobiles
with the cutouts wide open Is viola.
ton Of the city ordinance This way
Of driving automobiles may seem all
right. until someone is run over and
killed or some officer takes a notion
to make an arrest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THE Huntsville, Mo-, Herald edito-
rally says: "The Herald joins with
the family and many friends of Judge
George Robertson, OF Mexico, Mo, in
their sorrow for his illness and hopes
for his speedy recovery"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

w. R. Price, S4 years old, died at
his home onSouth Clark Avenue, al
about Z o'clock, Sunday evening. He
was going to bed when he was sud
denly stricken with heart failure and
before a physician could be called he
died.
Mr. Price had lived in Mexico about
"a years, having come here from Clay
county. He was a straightforward,
high-minded gentleman Of unquestion-
able integrity. Beside his wife, who
was formerly Miss Kate Dudley,
of this county, Mr.. Price is survived
by three children as follows: Mrs.
RalphLuckie and MissElizabeth Price,
of Mexico and e. R. Price, of Bill
ings, Mont. He was devout mem
ber of the Old Baptist Church and a
fine Christian man. The Ledger joins
other friends in extending sincerest
sympathy to the bereaved family
The funeral of W. R. Price will be
held at the home, Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock the Rev. A. A,
Wallace officiating. The body will be
buried in Elmwood cemetery. The
pail bearers are s. P. Emmons, J. j.
Jesse, R. D Worrell, J. A. Guthrie,
Wallace Dearing and Wash Miller. r
R Price, of Billings, Mont, is expect
ed Wednesday morning.
John NJ. Canterbury, aged so years,
died Monday afternoon, Jan. 18th, al
$50 at his home in Higginsville,
Mo-, after am illness of about three
weeks duration. Mr.. Canterbury had
not been in good health for some
time, but the immediate cause of his
death was hardening of the arteries.
Mr.. Canterbury was born in Law
/ renee county, KY, and came with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Cantel
bury, to Missouri (close to Hannibal
when a very small childand after re
maining there about year, came II
Audraln county, where he lived unit
1876, when he moved to the westerl
part of the State of Missouri, liv
ing in Kansas City and Higginsvill'
most of the tine.
Mr.. Canterbury is survived by
wife and the following children b
former marriage: F. P. and B. T.,
Higginsville; ]. w. and Mrs. Sar
Davis, of Kansas City, Mrs. Walter
Davidson, Chicago.
He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Hai
4 riet Turner and Ms. Nancy McKear
$ of this city, Mrs. Virginia Smitt
t Of the southern part of Missouri; an
two brohers. R. N, of Webb City an
A. H. Of Muskogee, Okla. A half SIS
] ter, Mrs Maude Bybee, lives
Iowa.
The funeral services were held 0
: Wednesday, Jan. 21st.
The Ledger extenss sympathy
the bereaved.
IS The funeral of Enoch King,
years old, will be held at the hon
Thursday morning. Burial will be
. Centraljs, Mo. Besides his wifi
. Mr.. King is survived by three ch
dren, as follows: DR.. Neal King al
Miss Nettie King and Mrs. Ollie Be
kin. He was an uncle of Chas. Ha
a ry and Milt Householder. who liv'
north Of this city.
MRS JOHANNA 5UscHER.
Mrs. Johanna Buscher, of this cit
: died Thursday, Jan. Sth, 1914. after
u lingering. Illness of several montl
Death was caused by complication
of diseases.
Funeral services we're conducted
IN s.. Joseph's Catholic Church at
, o'clock Saturday. January 10th. Rev
Id FIR. Haar officiating, assisted b!
N Rev FIR. Dillon, of Mexico, and Re-
ia FIR. Hurley of Wellsville.
: Mrs. Buscher was good Christi
woman, staunch member of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
WALLACE RAssFoRp IN TOWN

WALLAIE bAooFVHD IN lOWN
Wallace Bassford. secretary of
Speaker Champ CLARK, is in Mex
leo looking after his property here,
and attending to other personal mat
ters. Mr.. Bassford says he doesn't
care to discusa politics as he is on
ly too glad to get away from them.
He says the Democrats are giving
the country the best adminlstration
possible and will continue to do 50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
RECEIVES OVATION

Jas Wilkins, of Austin. Texas, who
was at one time Superintendent o.
the Sunday School of the Mexico
Christian Church, received an ova
ton Sunday morning when he unex
pectedly appeared at the Sun
day school, All present applauded
him and there was an informal recep
tion to give his friends and admirers
time to shake hands and renew the
friendship of other days. Mr. VIII
kins was one OF the most active Sun
day school workers ever in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THE Commercial Club members
will elect officers at the Friday
luncheon The members of the Club
Should attend the election of Off
GERS. Don't stay away and then
kick about who Is elected. It is i'm
portsnt, of course, that we have
flrst-oIsss Officials but is is also
important that all the members Oh
ths Club cooperate cordially viii
the officials. That's the only way
TO make Mexico greater city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
TRENTON VETS AND pRYs

GET TOGETHER
AFTER the Drys carried the city
Ct Trenton all agreed that the fight
was over and that everybody should
work together for bigger and bet
ter Trenton. There will be no
chickering's or faultflndlng and no
sore spots left. The smoke Of battle
has cleared away and wounded on
both sides are all on their feet, fight
inq for. the growth and up-lift Of the
community. That's the proper spiri'
and will result In making greater
and better Trenton. Referring to
this matter, a dispatch to the Re-
public to-day says:
As a sequel to the local option
campaign, in which Trenton went Dry
by 2os majority last FRI
day, twenty representative
| business men, including the local op
ton campaign committee, met with
] the saIoonkeepers this afternoon U
! the Commercial Club office and ar
ranged the closing Of the dram
shops. Each saloon quits as 10
! county license expires and all close
by March 20. Under the agreemen
Of the seven, two are licensed after
this date, one of them to re
main open until July 7. Each sa-
loonkeeper signed pledge not 4
contest the recent election or in an.
way encourage or institute any Iis'
cation relative thereto.
1 Tonight the vets and drys met .
the Court House to organize iaN
enforcement league Sheriff j.
Brooke has declared war on Iolntkee
ers and bootIessers Two thousandoo
lars has been pledged to prosecute
, quor law vloIators and rewards Tor y
formation leading to convictions nav
/ been offered. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
mRs. nRArroN SUES


Fulton. Mo-. Jan. 1e. R. P, Bratton
who until recently was a travelling
salesman, with headquarters in Kan
sas City, was sued in the Circuit
Court here to-day for divorce by Mrs
Make Bratton. Both are members o
leading families.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
.NorueR sMALLpox CASE.

Curtis Fant, fireman on the Fulton
Branch, who lives on West Monroe.
ia suffering with smallpox in a mild
form. The house was quarantined or
Wednesday afternoon. Miss india
johnson, who is III with the dis
case. IL some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
rAE aRuroMs no sourH

F. q. Bruton and mother leave to-
morrow for the South where they
will spend the winter and may re-
main permanently they will be at Mo
bile for while, Their friends wish
them pleasant visit but hope the,
will come back" to good old Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THERE is no danger Of smallpox
spreading If we will all get Vaeclnat'
ed and obey the quarantine rules
Quarantine laws should not be con
sldered "iokes."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
LIQUOR MEN WOULD
DECREASE SALOONS.
Hannibal. MO-. Jan. 16.

Hannibal, MO-, Jan. 16.
Henry Reidel, brewer, and T. G.
Rendlen, liquor dealer, last night, pc
titloned the City Council that the
number Of saloons in Hannibal be re.
duced to forty. The petition does moi
ask that anyone be put out Of busi-
ness, but that when one saloonkeepel
quits no license be granted another.
Hannibal now has forty-flve licensed
saloons.
.Sz=szz= ssssssss.s ssssss = 7SSs
the requirements as he has been II
the meat business in Mexico and hi
friends expect him to become swif
Kid,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Understand the palmist got
lon the husband who was to
covered and brought home to
e This should be an easy Job
man who discovers hidden
|es and oil wells" The husband
the County, nine miles away
Is wife. He at once re-
TO Moberly, which was thirty
les away. Such Is life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THE Louisiana. Mos daily Press
,ournal oditorlally says; Logan
Kidd of Mexico has accepted 2 posi-
ion with swift Packing Co. in Kan
COO CITY He is expected to meat all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

eE who have been exposed
smallpox should stay off the
This rule should be strict
'rved' There Is no danger Of
ease spreading IL we are all
IN regard to tho quarantine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
Mrs. E. C. S. Miller Wins Ledger's Farm Wom-
ems Contest---Sold Total of $l494O7 Worth of Pro-
duce and Dairy Products in the Year 1918.

Total 300.14
Mrs. J. J. Matthews, Laddonia, Mo.
Mrs. Matthews also wove carpets
TO the amount of s6O.1O and sold
peaches for $500 but these items
could not be included.
575 doz. eggs s91.92
~ doz. ana chickens 1926
3s ducks 1853
25 geese 1881
turkeys 2e.12
81 lbs. feathers 15.45
Total $356.59
Mrs: Il. B. Mallory,
Route 5, Box 62, Clark. Mo.
e71 doz. eggs siO7.s7
107 lbs. butter 26.1s
254 chickens 1870
AZ ducks 25.SSI
Total s2S753I
Flora Ess,
R. Clark, Mo
The poultry and dairy products Of
Audrain County are very important,
especially to farmers wives. More att
tention should be paid to the market
ing of butter, eggs, chickens and
milk We believe that thousands
of dollars could be brought into Mex
leo and Audrain County from the sale
of dairy products alone. The poultry
interest is better looked after than
the dairy interest. The Ledger would
he glad to cooperate in every way
possible with farmers and farmers
wives in increasing these by products
of the farm We congratulate the
contestants on the fine showing made
and wish all could have prizes.
When farmers wives in Audrain
clean up over one thousand dollars
per year 1t is fine showing.
Better Showing than 1912.
The showing for 1918 was better
than that for 1912 according to the
lists of those entered in the Led
ger contest. The winner of last
years contest, Mrs. ]. r. Shook, sold
$1,00i.72 worth of products. Mrs E c
$ Miller, who won the contest this
year, sold products to the amount of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

JoHN M. CANTERBURY who diet

JOHN M. CANTERBURY who died
at Higglnsville, Mo-, Monday, at
the age Of eighty years formerly live
in Audraln County and was one of
our most substantial and highly re
spected citizens. The Ledger joins
other friends in extending sincere
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

/. 7. Van Note and family have
moved into the Gibbs property nov
owned by DR.. Bragg on South Jeffer-
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

| RoBT. v. LEE, the great confed-
crate military leader was bern 1O7
years ago to-day. His birthday was
/ Ian 10. 1907.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Re is no use Of quarantine
bless they are enforced. some
seem to have the Idea that
Is that are passed In Mexico
pkes The proper officers
show that this is not true.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

j The Ledges offers $40 FIRST q
j prize; IS sec ond prize; $3.50. 4
j third prize and the Weekly Led-E
u ger a year fourth prize to the \
. Audrain County Farm Women 4
! who sell the most butter, egg, 4
\ chicken, ducks. turkeys, geese
y cream or milk from jan
! uary /, 1913. to January 1, \
4 IA. not counting eggs sold forM
! setting purposes. Any resident 4
j woman OF the County Is sligi- 4
4 BILE. a
) ALI entries must be accom- 4
B panied By full Lists Of sales filedE
\ at Ledger office not later than 6E
3 O'Clock p. M, Jan. is, IA The 4
4 decision will be announced with q
. In week Make your report asM
4 follows: a
= No. doz. eggs brought So. 4
I No. lbs. butter brought 49,. n
3 No. chickens brought -. 4
! No. turkeys brought 80. q
3 No. ducks brought -. 4
/ No. geese brought .... 4
] No gal. milk or. cream \
4 brought -. n
b n n n a - n = n m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Mrs. D. A. Sanford. wife of the rec
tor of the Episcopal Church, is con
fined to her home through illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Mrs. ]. H. Hams and daughter Miss
Norma, of st. Louis, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Griffee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

MIR. and Mrs q R Price Of Billings,
Mont, are here for w. R. Prices
funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THE Commercial Club annual din
ner will be at the Hotel Hoxsey on
about Feb. 5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Roy Creasey. after visit with
homefolks. has returned to st.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Harold McPheeters. Of Columbia,
was in Mexico Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
IN, III ann Ill Vrara
Ann TIli. lIlrrk...
80 YEARS AGO.

Miss Florence Hesser of Vandalia,
suicide by taking rough onl
rats.
The Audrain County Medical So
ciety gave a banquet at the Cen
trail -Ringo Hotel,
The following were members of the
Democratic City Central Committee:
1st Ward, ]. F. Llewellyn and Wood
Trimble; End Ward. D Morris and
Willis Johnson; Srd Ward. ]. w. Ma
son and ]. Sontag; 4th Ward, w. w.
Fry and P. F. Brophy; 9th Ward, A.
M. Harrison and J. Ruloff; 9th Ward,
]. M. Coons and J. A. Glandon.
John H. Berry and Miss Mollie
Finks, both of Audrain County
were married.
A. ]. Sullivan sold his 100 acre
farm, 4 miles northeast of Mexico to
James Finn, for $4160.
H. Schmidt, local agent for W. J.
Lemp was making arrangements to
erect an office depot southeast OF
the Union Station on South West
ern Ave.
20 YEARS AGO.
e. w. Johnson of Colorado and
Miss Lutte Coyle, of Audrain. were
married.
Mrs. Laughlin, 81 years old, died
at her home north OF Mexico.
Miss Matte Frazier of Mexico and
G. w. Qnackenbush OF Denver, Colo,
were married.
Miss Eliz. Matthews of this
city was seriously injured when hel
horse ran off.
Thuel Eubanks, one of Mexico's old
est citizens, died. He was 80 yrs
mo. old.
Elwyn R. Locke, of this city
and Miss Mary Northcutt were mar
ried at Knox City. Mo.
| c. D. Rodgers, county surveyor an
city engineer, bought the plumb
ing establishment OF John Dyke.
Myrtle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
wm.- Biggers, died Of spinal menir
gifts.
10 VARS AGO
Clyde Gelvin and Miss Alth
Sanford, both of this city, were ma
married.
w. A. Douglass. OF this city, sol
Mrs. Dena Quintard 230 acres, south
+ OF Mexico, for $3.50.
John Hoffman and Miss Nellie
Force. both of this county, we're ma
9 ried.
c. M. Roberts sold his 100 acl
farm south Of this city to G
Barnes for $40 per acre.
Born. to Mr., and Mrs. o. G. w
. lard. son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Miss Frances Jarvis is now domi-
iciled with the Misses Houston on i
jackson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

IF you have been exposed to small
pox, keep off the streets or you
ought to be arrested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22
JONES HEADS
sUPERINTENDENTs.

At the January meeting Of the st
Louis division American Association
of Railroad Superiintendents J. w
Jones, superintendent Of the termin
ais. Wabash Railroad was elected
President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

AS a precautionary measure the
shoe factory was thoroughly tumigat'
ed last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Catholic Church, and those who knew
her best could not help but love hcr
as she was true friend. She
was a kind, loving wife and mother
bearing her trials and tribulations pa
tiently never complaining. Even IN
her last hours she remarked that al
should be ss God wllled and through
her good Christian life bore her SUI
feling without murmer. She had
most beautiful death.It was her favor
lte saying, "As you live, SO will 70,
die" and the saying proved true IL
her case. She no doubt will be graf
ly missed by all who knew her, bu
never forgotten for in time Of meet
she would sacrifice her own healtl
and happiness to help others il call
cd upon to do so.-Martinsburg Ora
Gle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Referring to the above prizes offere
tc the farmers wives of Audrain
county, for last year, quite a number
of entries were made. We publish in
full nine that make the best show
ing. There were four prizes offered,
as above. The first prize went to
Mrs. e. S. c. Miller; End, Mrs. ]. r
Shook; 3rd, Mrs. Henry Showers. 4th,
Mrs. F. J. Harris. We also publish
five other reports which make a
splendid showing:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

THERE is no need for any small
box scare as the proper authorities
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

Commercial Club meets at
iy Hall tonight 20 olect Off
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

.EoeGN ADvERTlsEMENTs pAy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

T 3. DUNCAN IN
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
I. B. Duncan's many friends in
this city will be glad to know he is
permanently located In Los Angeles
Cali, and is doing a splendid real
estate business. Mr. Duncan has as
sociated with him DR.. Pinkney
French, formerly of Mexico. also q
son OF DR.. Keeton, formerly of Mex
leo. later of Chicago.
Mr.. Duncan is nicely located and is
very much pleased with California
and will be glad to have his friends
come and see him when they are or
the Pacific Coast.