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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
OBITUARY
). Ia. Mau,nIn.

Portsmouth, Aug. t4.-Janes Foley
Maupin. general forwarding agent OF
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad In
Norfolk, died at his residence. AZ
Court Street. this city. He had been
In failing health for some time. Mr..
Maupin was born on March 20. 1S4S.
and was the son of william c. and
Mrs. Anna r Maupin.
He was general forwarding agent of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for
about Is years and was particularly
well versed In that phase of railroad
work. Prior to his connection with the
Coast Line he was Identified with the
Seaboard Air Line. His service with
that road and the Coast Line covered
a period of forty-e.silt years, during
which time he acquired wide acquaint-
ance in the railroad world
He Is Survived by a widow, Mrs.
Edmonia r. Maupin. who was Miss
Tomiin Of Hanover County. A son.
William G.. Maupin, also survive him,
as well as the following brothers and
sisters. william G. ,Faupin, ST., DIR.
J. Griff Marpin, s. Dawson Maupin.
George w. Maupin,I and the Misses
Mamie NJ. Matte, Alliene and Ruth
Maupin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
Eastman Kodak" Must Dissolve.

Buffalo, Aug. 24.-An interlocutory
decree declaring the Eastman Kodak
Company of Rochester, IAN illegal
monopoly which unduly and unreal
sonabiy restraints interstate trade and
commerce" was handed down today
in the United States District Court by
District Judge Hazel. Though IT In
asserted no irremediable hardship
would result from separation of the
present business into two or more in
dependent companies. Judge Hazel
says 1t is not intended to indicate, dis
solution. division or reorganization of
the business of the defendants. but to
give them opportunity to present to
the court on November 9. plan for
the abrogation Of the monopoly.
Judge Hazel holds tsae defendants
uniawfully controlled interstate trade
in Photographic supplies, but not In
moving picture aim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
Mrs. sarah Madison Hall.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Madison
Hall. widow of David NJ Hall. who
died Monday afternoon at $40 o'clock,
In Tier home, 32l5 West Main Street.
win be held this morning at ii o'clock
from Holy Trinity Church. Burial will
be made In HOLLYWOOD Cemetery.
Mrs Hall was the daughter OF the
late Edwin Harvey Chamberlayne.
She was well known here.
Mrs. Hall Is survived by two chill
dren, Edwin c. Hall, Of Washington.
d. c.. and Miss Emily Hall. Of this
city. She was the sister of r.. s.
Cshamberlayne. secretary-treasurer OF
the Everett Waddey Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
MAIL. TO ARGENTINE
At SENDERS' RISK

ssa Postmaster Hay r. Thornton yes
terday received ofIicial notice from the
Postcfiice Department at Washington.
that. owing to customs regulations OF
the Arsertine Republic. AL mail pack
ares containing articles Of CONNER
cial value addressed 70 points III that
country will be received only at send
sr's risk. s
All such packages Of commercial
value subject to customs duty IN the
Argentine. with on their arrival ~
handed over TO the customs auu.lorf-
ties for their disposAi. The packages
Win be sopfscated BY the Argentine
authorities In case addresses TAI Is
nay the customs duty thereon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
SOUTHERN WANTS TO
MOVE EAST CARY LINE

The Administrative Board has writ
ten r. @. Green. All East Main Street,
with the request that he permit the
Southern Railway to transfer tn tracks
from the north side to the south aide
of East Cary Street adjoining HIS
property.
This action followed the receipt by
the board OF request from the South
ern for permissiop< to make the trans
fer. The Administrative Board. unable
to grant the right of transfer to the
petitioner, referred II to the owner
OF the property adjoining. who must
be compensated by the road II its
tracks are moved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
COMMITTEE SENDS CLAIM
TO ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD

During brief session OF the Claims
Committee of Council last night .
resolution was received from the Ad-
ministrative Board asking that Charles
Roberts, an employee of the water de-
partment. be paid s44. his wages. for
the loss of sixteen days last spring on
account of illness. The committee was
of the opinion that the case did not
come to the Claims Committee. and 1t
was referred to the Council with re-
quest that 1t be sent back to the Ad-
ministrative Board. which body. 1t 10
believed has the authority to pay tane
claim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25

Mrs. Florence Leckler has brought
suit In the Law and Equity Court
against p. d. Meyer. merchant. 1901
AshIand Street. alleging Ne grossly
slandered her in recent statements.
Ma LeckIsr.e wife or Reginald Leclkv
1Sfs mach,nist "a West Clay Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
PInGR R0TARlANS FOR
GR|PPLES' BENEFIT
SQUIRE SUNDAY DOES REST
Best Ono Ever Put Over on Rich
rnond sFsotcsr II Performed With
All Local Color Imaginable ON the
Trip to varina Farm Yesterday.

n.r ~ men
osuaHy WIEN 1870 q chair or
Ie arreste1 IcI Me. ana are
Dcuy e1 ..ss-sta Il Il raid Of
nneo ~ 49, Issss. - ~rief.
tnem tnat .ncs ~ p,crr,ord,s bus,-
NeaIiy .ov - ~re~tsa IN Henrico
ness men -. "a sX.a6irw ana
County on cnarse =. sn1s r
nned - eacn w - trs,r n,sa
= Snnaay' q -
81 8uiny. .s - 49,. 49,.
canno. x.s e. thsv a.. Pc
tney ce ~ - 49,. cni,e..ssd msaa a
tarians Tne nnes cohes.eo nae =
prstty - go $500,
Ms mcES Insn snoue
PM e sne .o.1H 49, s as
~ -U yono a"
~ !. ~ r.,,.n,.
$3.50 -. .r,nnssa chsiArsr ~ w.s
..u ... t.s.,., .Sastn.r.. 80
for the Rotar,ans didn't nav for any.
where near what they ate.
On the menu were watermeIons,
roasting ears and well water, into
which rittIa hunks Of fce--nothinz
eiee--vere mt There were some
trimminss for 4 Rotary lunch, dim
ner. picnic or outing Is never without
IT, trimmfnrs. hut most Of the TRIM
n,ir~s vere an the hats or linen dust
ers worn by the Rotarians themselves
or an tbs carr In which they rode.
Among ths trimm,nrs were "hick,.
strav hats red handannas corn fod-
Aer ana snnnowara The fodder and
sunf,owers decorated tine automobiles
srd tia othsr thsrvs THAR contents.
"A scorr ~ sutomobiles. bedecked
beyond description with the afore-
r,entioned trimmin~s and Rotary
CHM remhcrs observed the rules Of
sAns~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
Funeral or r. Il. Thaw.

Funeral services over the body of
r. L. Thaw. who died in his home.
3135 Floyd Avenue, Monday night. will
be held this afternoon at o'clock
from st. James Episcopal Church
Interment will be made in Riverview
Mr. Thaw was one OF the Oldest em-
ployes of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, having entered the employ
Of that road in 1880. He was widely
known In Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25

The state Auditing COMMITTEES met
mere yesterday. their object beng ID
alect ! chairman IN place Of Senator
4, esner, of Norfolk. Senator Lesner
r1sirned when the once of postynas-
IN 80 conferred upon him.
This was said to be the only thing
81 interest to come before the conn
mlttee.
meeting was held In the ONCE
q State Accountant Frank W. Smith.
81 AAsrsoers present were Senator r.
b. Drewry. Of Petersburg. and Dele-
na1as Buck. Of washington: Land. Of
md 1Gfleteads a. 15ewport
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25

DANES Foley Maupln.

James Foley Maupin, about sixty
years old, who was related to a num-
Der of prominent families in Vir-
ginia. died Monday night In his home
In Portsmouth.
Mr. .Maupin married Miss Edmonia
Fitzhugh Tomlin. daughter of Robert
and Mrs. Hester (Braxton) Tomlin. of
Old Church. Hanover County. Besides
mis- widow. Mr.. Maupin leave one son.
William G.. Maupin, OF Portsmouth.
Several of Mrs. Maupin's cousins,
including Mrs George M. West. of this
city, and Misses Margaret and Judith
Alexander. OF Hanover County. will
go to Portsmouth to attend MIR. Maui
pins funeral. Mrs. Henry Lee Valen-
tine Is among Mrs. Maupin's other
cousins who live here. Mrs. Joseph ".
Bidgood Is Mr.. Maupin's first cousin.
Mr.. Maupin was for many years in
the employ of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
pEATHs.

funeral S6f the late Mrs
SARAH MADISON HALL win taxa
place from tho Church ok the Holy
1 trinity at II 4. ~ "wednesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
James Washington Edwards.

Norfolk, Aug. 24.--Iames Washing
ton Edwards, aged sixty years, died
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs
w. H. Parr, SO Wellington Avenue,
South Norfolk. Mr.. Edwards. who was
resident of South Richm md. had
been visiting his daughter for the past
several weeks He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Virginia A Edwards, Of
Richmond; two daughters. Mrs. w. H.
Parr OF South Norfolk and Mrs Annie
Clayton of Richmond; one son. Rev.
Decatur Edwards of Fredericksburg,
and one sister, Mrs Caroline Dune
want of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
Mrs. Honoria Alimand Barraua. :

Mrs. HonOria Allmand Barraud,
widow of John F. Barraud, u. S. N.
died yesterday morning at the resi-
dence, sos Warren Crescent, after a
weeks ILLNESS. She was sixty-eight
years-old. She was native of this city
and was well known here She was
membre of Christ Episcopal Church
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. j. Y. g.
Mitchell. and three grandchildren, j.
Y. s. Mitchell, Jr.. Frank NJ Mitchell
and Miss Honoria Mitchell, all of Nor
folk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
John w. Rison.


John w. Rison. aged seventy
six years, the father of John w
Rison, Jr.. of this city. died Monday
in his home in Blacksburg. Va. Mr..
Rison had been in Ill health a long
time. He was well known in Blacks
burg and had a wide connection
throughout the State. He la survived
by his wife. who was formerly Miss
Sarah Ashlin. and the following chill
dren: Mrs. J. G. Shepherd. of Macon,
Ca; Mrs. Miles D. Chisholm, of West
field. Mass: Mrs. Russell c. Proctor. OF
this city: John J. Rison, Jr., of Rich
mond. and Henry T. Rison, of Blacks
burg.
Funeral of j. w. Edwards.
The funeral of j. w. Edwards. who
died Monday morning in Norfolk. took
place yesterday. The body arrived here
for burial Monday night. Mr.. Ed
wards liz survived by his wife and
two daughters. Mrs. William Parr.
of Norfolk. and Mrs. J. w. Clayton,
of South Richmond.
To Award Engine House Contract.
The successful bidder for the erec-
ton OF an engine house at Thirtieth
and cambridge Streets will be given
the contract at special meeting of
the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
which has been called for Friday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-25
Funeral 81 Ira McDowen.

The funeral of Ira Mcdowell, who
died Monday afternoon in the Memo
rial Hospital. will take place this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock from his home
on the Darbytown Road. He was
fifty-three years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20

There were several from here at
tended the dedication Of the new
church at Rush Hill sunday.-Brown
Owens visited his father and mother
Sunday-Carson VOLT Of Mexic5
/ visited August Dufin Sundax-Joe
Strain Of M~arriette, Ohio. visited Fin
ley johnson last week, returned home
Monday night.-Mrs. Hubert Hold
brOk's Sunday School class viii give
an ice ream and strawberry social
Saturday, May 22-Ab Romans and
Finley johnson shipped a car load
Of hogs Monday night and Amos Har-
RS a car Of cattle.-Mrs. Albert Hill
debrand returned home Friday night
from an extended visit in Oklahoma
The Bel Dramatic Club went to
Auxyasse aturday night. They had
2 good crowd and took in s3s@The
kings Daughters met with Mrs. !.
W Woodbridge last Thursday and
held their memorial service in re-
~membrance Of Mrs. Foley and Mrs.
J. w. DoweIl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20
THnMPsnN.

We aTe glad to see the rain al
though its very chilly-C NJ NuI d
Mexico was here Sunday II his new
Henry Ford car.-Jess Whftesides has
moved from Audrzin to the place
where he has taken charge Of C. &
A. section gsng-Mr. and Mrs 4. Z.
Pearl were in Mexico Mondsy-B. E.
Schroeder was in Bowling Green Sun
day visiting parents and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricketts, Of s.
Louis were here last week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lovelaee-Mrz
Len Murphy Of Bowling Green and
W. J. Moore Of Detroit, Michigan. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schroeder.
MIR Elmer Loyelaee was in Cen
tralia visiting her grand mother last
week7Quite q few from here at
tended the ball game IN CentraIia
Sunday-Section foreman Jas. Senor
has moved TO Clark to take charge or
the section there-w. 7. Hodge u
'ceEtralia shipped q car Of hogs from
this place Sunday night-Jas. Chill
ders and J. A. Giyens received two
new road graders. No reason for not
having good roads-Mrs. Wallace is
very III with dropsy-Joe Considins
Of Elgin, Kansas is here looking after
his farm-Chas. Pulls Is painting the
houses barns and outbuildings on the.
Cogswell farm, near here-W.
s. Ferguson and wife Of Slater
were here visiting John Ma.
Jones and family Sunday.
John Mac Jones and family Sunday.
Miss Frances Wolf has returned
after a weeks visit with her sister in
Centralia.-Joe Considine received a
car Of Molasses cakes from Elgin.
Kansas the first of the week-Wm.
Thompson received a shipment Of
Binder Irvine last week-A train load
of Rumley's Threshing Machines
that's scheduled to pass here Wednes-
day at l:50 p. m. is attracting quite
lot Of attention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20
20 Years Ago.


Miss Carrie Wade, Of this city wa
elected to teach Cedar Grove school
and Miss Lebbie Ball at Prairie View
school.
The funeral Of Redman Galloway
was held at the Methodist church.
The paIl bearers we're: J. A. Clan.
don, E. D. Graham, R. H. Edmonds.
E. Z. Jones, A. S. Houston and W. F.
Whitney. The honorary escort was
composed Of Sam Cook, J. E. Ross. e.
S. Frost, George Marshall. J. M. Mar
maduke. S. N. Locke, S. p. EmmoEs
and William Pollock.
Mark Pitcher sold his jewelry STOCK
at Perry to C. l. Morris. Of Vent
vile.
Clay Shepherd and Son were max
ing plans for a $1,000 brick building
at centralia to be used for store room
and a hotel.
There was a meeting Of the Confed-
crate Veterans Of Audrain county At
the Court House for the purpose Of or
.ganizing a camp.
The following officers were elected.
James Bradley, Commander; D. H.
Mcintyre, lst It; C. T. Allen.
2nd II; B. ]. johnson, adj. and secy;
4 r Hopkins, quartermaster ami
treas; DR.. Ed Duncan, surgeon; G.
N. Hull, sgt. major; James McClana-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20
NEM HnPE

c. H. Dickey went to his saw mil
north Of Mexico, Monday-Mrx. Min.
ME Wilson and son visited r. r.
Dolins and family sunday-W. n.
Chick and wife were guests of Mrs.
Dolins Monday-0ur pastor preach
ed Saturday and Sunday to a wen
filled house. Our meeting is changed
on Saturday from IL a. m. to 8 in the
afternoon-Lots Of chineh bugs are
found in the wheat.-vemon Sellers
and wife were guests Of Harvey
Stuart and wife for two or three
days the first Of the week-Mr. NJ
Cornick Of the Confederate Home Is
visiting relatives in this neighborhood
for two or three weeks. He gives
the Home a good name. The in
mates are well treated. well fed anil
clothed and housed we1-we arr
having a small shower Of rain this
norning-Luck to the Ledger ami
staff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20


DIR. Flynt and family entertained
the Doctors parents. Mr.. nnd Mrs.
Marion Flynt Of Harlsvifle several
days last week.-Miss Martha cauta.
orn speHt Wednesday and Wednesday
night with Mrs. Mary A. cauthorn
who has been poorly for some time
Homer Roberts and family and Mrs.
Milton Roberts were Sunday guests
of Cecil Greed and family-Miss
Florence Heller spent several DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. Montgomery, Of
Mexico last week.-Mrs.. J. Z. Low
cry Of Mexico, was the guest Of Mrs.
Joe Python Wednesday-Miss Mar
garet Powell is having quite a serious
time with her shoulder. 1t dropped
out Of place three times last week and
had to be put in a Plaster Paris case
1t is said to be caused from rheuma
tsm-Mrs. Nicholson of Galloway
spent the week end here with her son.
Gecrge-John Heller and family VS.
tied Edgar Berrey and wife of Cant
the first of the week.-Mrs.. r. s.
Montgomery and children Of Mexico
weTe Sunday guests of win Heller
and wife.-Mrs. L. F. Tanner and
Mrs F. 7. Cawthorn and children Of
Mexico were guests Of II. L. Weaver
and family Sunday night and MOI
Richard Baker and Miss
Pauline Flynt entertained their Sun
day School classes Monday. All took
their dinner and went to the woods.
played games and picked fiower.
They report as having a regular pic.
Lucy Massey and two lit
tie grand daughters spent the week
end with Mrs. claud Bybee-c. R.
Massey spent Sunday at C. C. BY
bees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20
MARTINsRnRG

Mrs. B. Cunningham and Miss An.
ma, Of Montgomery City, were II,
guests Of Mrs. ]. B. Holterman. Mon.
day.-Paul Williams, Of Ferguson
spent Saturday with homefolks-w
NJ. Friedman and family and c. d
Williams and family motored. TO Col.
umbia Sunday--Frank Morfeld. Of
Wellsville, was the guest Of relatives
here Sunday-Dr. Gus ElIwaneer
and wife Of St Charles, were the
guests Of Mrs. D. l. BlanchReld. Sun.
day.-The Rev. T. R. White filed his
regular appointment at Long Branch.
sunday. Mrs. White and the children
accompanied him--Bartley Aryin. Of
benton City, called on friends in town
Sunday evening.-c. Z. Phelps If
~Cnilaress' Texas, spent the week end.
with Miss Minnie Pike.-Mrs. Dave
lasioI' OF Runnells, Iowa, and Miss
Berenice Whitehead. of wellsville. are
spending this week with Miss Blaneh.
Iayior.-Edward verhoff Of pos
Monies, Iowa, was in town for = fe.,
hours sunday.-E. j.. Shobe Of la
aonia was in town Sunday enroute j
~ Louise-Clair and Finley johnson
were business visitors IN 81 I,.,
monday--Dr. Smith Tompkins Of
Mexico was in town on professional
business Friday and saturday-w.
a. Goss, of Mexico, was a bns;,ass
visitor in town Friday. s. Mrs,a-
!. ,penalng this week with relatives
y Wellsville--J. B. Beyault was i
Mexico, Monday. Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20


Durisg he past few weeks / have
n0toed 3 nznssr Of sr6sies appearing
N The Gzssfts n regard 70 the iarEs
number e hersss beinr purchased for
ssrioe il TIE EsroPe4z uzs. Il Is
eAinsed b. ssrns autbcrities that the
zsnbsr q borsts already purchased
Is hardly azHaeuf to be aeriously
felt. However. Is Ehcuh he bprne IN
nint that ; greet PrcpOrton u thes
we're nsrtz Therefore cur farmers
should not lose sight Of the fact that
mach damage nay be done By the ex-
~p0rtatiOn af mares saitahle for breed
ing PuEposez Ia view Of the short
age IN desirable hrnod mares which
may result sooner or later, il is my
cpinion that they represent a very
valuable asset for the farmer at the
present tine and he should feel re-
luct1nt 10 sEoz sach animals to pass
cut ofbis possession.
Il does not seem unreasonable to
conclude that Il the foreign govern
inentS have already found it Necessary
10 buy many horses and transport
them at great expense the demand for
them later viii be come still greater.
also appears that the European
way vii not oaly mean . constant
drain On the horses Of this country as
long As the conflict continues. but
that At its close Russia VIII probably
be the only country engaged in the
war that VIII not have to depend
O. the United States for horses
for industrial and breeding purposes.
In my Judgment horse breeding now
presents unusual opportunities for the
farmer. By keeping his desirable
brood mares and breeding them to
purebred stations Of merit aad known
value as sires the colts raised each
Fear viii not only make him indepen-
dent Of the rising market for his own
work horses. but be win also be in .
position 70 supply to those who have
sacrificed a most essential and valu-
asset for The farm . Warren &C.,
sa-Joseph n. Honbaker-Breed-
rs Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20


Ne are having ros s -
s.ssr-Ws arr ssEzy e bar q
.. ssatA e Mr lanes Dgsai q
|THasbV ukich ocruuci nsi Ss=rs@7
uuriae- she vas buried 81 Risine
'sn ourrA Sunday nftsnsan Mrs.
pvusIi vas Miss Annie Leuas q
Lag Rnneh and Tor several years
.Hves i that nsighhorhood before
n.vux e Uttieby. We extend syn-
mthy to Tie rsIsfves and frieadk
Ms Kste P7khsr and Bpn. I'd and
wfs s.te.sad the funeral-LEt Tne<
e.y ". and Mrs G. r Sehieae we're
visited b their nisca Ma Charlie
Locke. asd Mr.. and MrA Robert
Ceasser And two little daughters a
HannabsL-Messrk Pierce and Car
pe-sss nssorea 70 Mcxioo last sua
dayL-Dr. rynt and daughter and
Robert MEler ard dAuehtHR attended
tie sunday School Convention Il
LSbersy n. T. Church. sunday-c.
7. sehieaer sod W. W. Mundy II
head Il sheep At I y and 5 ste )
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20
han and J. t. Worsham. color guards;
William Martin, color Sgt
10 Years Ago.

Sam B. Cook. formerly Of Mexico,
filed suit against the St Louis Globe
Democrat for s250.0O0 libel.
G. A. Ware purchased . number Of
horses in Audrain county for Gov.
Joseph W. Folk.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rodhouse
a son.
There were six graduates at the
Missouri Military Academy.
A heavy wind storm struck Mex
leo. but little damage was done.
A. $. Stevens. IS years old. died at
his home in this city
Margaret, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Graham was badly
burned with earbolic acid.
The first kiln Of their paving brick
was turned out BY the Mexico Brick
and Fire Clay Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20

The May Day festivities he'd here
By ths entire school Friday was one
Of the prsttiesi little affair ever heli
in Auzvasse. Miss Ramsey always
gives Us delightful entertAinmsatz-
Mrs Young has returned home has
ing attended the Missionary Confer
enci in Hannibal Mrs. Young also
visited with Mrs Adams IL Louiaisna
and Mrs McCue in Mexico before re-
turning home-Nolan H1ddieston let
Fuel Bros- have six yearling heifsrs
Mondzy-oe Dudley is able to BE-
about again after having trouble
with his knee Fecently-Miss Ailene
Woodson gave a farewell party FRI
day night to her schoolmates at the
home Of hersister. Mrs Harry Meyer
Ia. e Gibbs has sold his Ford auto
mobile to Bob Haddieston for s250-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman are rejoicing
over the arrival Of boy oaby
which came toshem Monday, NAY II.
l9l5-Misses Nell and Floy Harrison
entertained . number Of guests at
their beautiful country home We'd
neSday-Seyen autos from Auxyasse
witness The bone boys defeat in
Mexico Thursday BY the Mexico team
The following remained to see The
Christian at the Lyric Thursday
night: H. E. Meyer and wife. Obie
Wright and wife. DR.. Adams and
wife, Prof. Baker, Ailene Woodson,
Miss Anna Craighead, 6yle Brown.
Harry Hatcher and Miss Jessie Har-
rison-Miss Clark Of near New
Bloomfield, has been selected to teach
the Lime Kiln school this coming year
to succeed Miss Nichols Of Fulton.
Mrs. Sam McCue IS able to be about
the house now, after have fallen On
the stairs at her home quite awhile
Coil teOloredl was killed
BY Henry Brown also eolored at a pic
mic Saturday night which was held
at The old lime kiln south Of Aux
vasse-Fred Roberts shipped two
Of hogs from Auxvassc Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20

"
west Plains. No. Mas u
The trees lsdsa with via.
Be the biggest crop ever ~
district, peaeh grower 49,.
IN the liberia peach beh ~ I
Missouri already are hois,'
ingz and making the or
plans for the picking and ~
Of the fruit The Oldest q.
cannot remember . year -
weather has been more fs,.
the young fruit this year. n
ger Of killing frosts has p.s,.,
Spraying for the eurraro \.
completed and the fnal sr,,-
the trees win begin about =,
Spraying methods have teen 7
N virtually every eommerr;,I
ard in the Ozark belt in the !,
years and the crop this yea,
pected to average high in u,,s
well as quantity.
For the hrst time the rro.,,
year win have The direct ro-,.,,
Of the United States Departr,
agriculture, which VIII keen a.
daily Of the supply 4.
nand situation in the prncinI
ket c~enters.