Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
BRIGHT LIGHTS
FOR ROUNDUP
Mexico Power Company Will Put
Lights All Over Business Section
For the Week.
PROGRAM is GIVEN OUT
Chaplin and Love of ST. Louis Repub.
lie Win BE Here and Write Up
Mexico.

When the citizens of Mexico, Au-
drain county, and all the towns around
here gather nightly in this city dur
ing the first week of November for
the big Round Up evening entertain-
ments, they will really be among the
"Gay White Lights" for the Mexico
Power Company is going to light up
the business section of Mexico as it
was never lighted before. This, the
power company is doing gratis, but
what pecuniary recompense they fail
to get will be made up with the graft
tude of the people generally Definite
plans for the lighting system have not
been made but the ideas for most
light will be carried out.
Chaplin and Love Coming.
At the invitation of R. NJ. White &
Son, editors of the Mexico Ledger,
Chaplin and Love, of the st. Louis Re-
public will visit Mexico during Round
Up to secure material and illustra-
tons for a page story in the Repub-
lie. These men will give Mexico a
great deal of advertisement by their
story which is one-half illustration
and the other half a write-up of the
town and entertainment.
Program Given Out
The general program for the Round
Up Week as prepared by "Farmer"
Rusk and gone over by the executive
committee is as follows:
Monday, Nov. 2.
10:00-Band Concert.
11:00-Address of Welcome, by J,
W. Dry, Mayor.
Response
1:O0-Band Concert.
2:30-Farmers' Meeting. Address.
ed by Sam Jordan, Farm Advisor Of
Pettis County.
7:00--Band Concert.
S00-Address by Hon. ChamI
Clark, Progress of State and Ma
tions.'
Tuesday, Nov. 3. WOmen's Day.
$3.50 to 11:OO-Seed Testing Dem
onstration conducted by Sam Jordan
$3.50 to 11:00-Home Economic
! Demonstration conducted by Mis-
May C. Mcdonald, Home Economic
Department, Columbia.
$3.50 to 11:00-Baby Health Con
test, conducted by Mrs. c. W. Green
Columbia. Mrs. R. D. Worrell, Loca
Chairman.
$3.50 to 11:OO-Poultry Show.
9:30 to 11:OO-School Exhibits.
$3.50 to 11:00-Boy Corn Grower
Exhibits.
$3.50 to 11:00-Farm Products Dis
play Exhibits.
1O:00-Band Concert.
11:00 to 12:00-Lecture. "The Sur
day School World in Action" by Se'
retary Sterling L. Williams, Libert,
Missouri.
1:0O-Band Concert.
2:OO-Baby Health Contest (Coi
tinued) with program in connection
2:OO-Sunday School Conferenc
conducted by DR.. H. E. Tralle,
2:O0-Farmers meeting. Far
Pests and Their Control" DR.. Leonal
Haseman, Entomology Dept, Colur
bia, No, Chairman.
7:00-Band Concert.
7:OO-Jack O. Lantern Parade.
J s:00-Lecture, "The Problem
Q the Daughter" Mrs. Edna Day Hyt
e Columbia. winning, Training a
h Developing the Boy" by Sterling
Williams, Liberty, Mo.
Wednesday, Nov. 4. Medical and Ii
Stock Day.
< $50 to 11:00--Live Stock Jut
t ing Demonstration, conducted by II
d E. A. Trowbridge, Animal Husband
Dept, Columbia.
e $3.50 to 11;00-Home Econom
L Demonstration, conducted by M
r May C. Mcdonald.
,e 9:30--Exhibits
in 1O:OO-Band Concert.
x HOO to 12-Illustrated LectI
$. '"Types and Breeds of Live Stock
st Prof. E. A. Trowbridge.
es 1:00-Band Concert.
on 200 to 2:0O-Hog Cholera Dem
to stration, conducted by DIR. ]. w. I
MS naway, Veterinary Department
rt lumbia.
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