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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26
POINTS ON THE
AMERICAN NOTE
PRINCIPAL POINTS IN AMERICAS
ANSWER WHICH THE GERMAN
EDlToRs ARE SAID 10 BE CON.
DEalNIN0

That the United States will con
tinue to contend for the freedom o.
the seas. from whatever quarter vio
lated. without compromise and at AMI
cost"
That illegal and inhuman acts
however 1ustifiable they may b,
thought to be against an enemy who
Is believed to have acted In contra.
vention Of law and humanity, ars
|manifestly indefensible when they de-
prive neutrals Of their acknowledged
rights. particularly when they violate
the right to life ITSELF"
That the value which the Amer.
lean government sets upon the long
unbroken friendship between the peo
pie Of its government AM. Germany
impels 1t to impress very solsmnly
upon the German government the
necessity for q scrupulous Observance
of neutral rights in this critical mat.
tor.
That friendship itself prompts the
American government to say that rep
etition bx the commanders Of German
naval vessels Of acts IN contrayentiou
Of neutral rights must be regarded,
when they affect American citissns,
as deliberately unfriendly.
That the United States government
cannot believe that Germany will
longer refrain from disavowing the
act OF her commander in sinking the
Luistania or from offering rsparation
for the American lives lost.
That the United States government
10 ready to make every reasonable al
lowance for the novel and unexpected
aspect Of war ct -. but II will not
abate any essential or fundamental
right Of it, people because Of q mere
alteration Of circumstances.
That II . belligsrent cannot retail
late against an enemy without injur-
ing tho lives Of nsutrals. - we'll a.
their property. humanity and justice
and 2 due regard for the dignity Of
neutral powers should dictate that
The practice be discontinued.
That the continuance Of warfare in
inch circumstances would constitute
N unpardonabls o6snss against the
aeutral nations affsctsd.
That the United States government
. kssnly disappointed because tie
imperial government regards Itself,
. . .lafse degree. exempt from the
'b'ieation TO observe the principles,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26

insisted ON In. earlier notes sent BY
The United States government. the
validity Of which the German govern
ment recognised without reservation.
That recent events have indicated
that It IL possible for Germany to con-
duct submarine operations within the
so-called war sone In accord with the
accepted practices of regulated war
fare.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26
MOVIES DRAW
CROWDS At FAIR
ron UsE m DISPLAYING oProR-
rUnlz1n Or coUszR1 MOVING
PSCEUREs ARR UNExCEIsLED.
sAYs UNIVERSITY STUDENT

TAe No. u moving pictures for dis
blaying ~ aetnal conditions and op-
DoetnniEtss of : eoantzy at tie Pan
Axna-PaeiAe exposition b unexcelled,
stated nrnest Nail. graduate Of the
Klanath County Hlgh School and .
ffdGAnAA = IL univsssity last yoas,
VINO Aas inst rsturasl from Z trip to
the fslr.
Nan uent to the fair - guide
non ~ university under . plan IN
vog0e at the state university to rive
sta1eafs an opportunity to - the
mir at little sxpense BY acting .
guides part Of THAR time. Nsil also
took : trip through Southern Cali
fornia and into Mexico.
The movies draw large crowds be-
eanss Of the fact thst they are shown
y The afternoons. when people are
hooking TOR = cool place to ut down
80 resG" says Nan. 'After tramp
ihg about the fair grounds ana build-
.iAss most Of tie day. by the aftsr-
Acon they are rsedy to llnd . placs
vhers they can ret. A. I result .
ersat many hunt ont The show houses
wharo The pictures from various dis
tslcs - On display. ana 60 to ~
thsn. These houses are packed an
~ time that thsy are running.
eGT1An 49, 49, W.ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26
Now Firm at Chiloquin

Wilson & 0einger Il the name Of
the new firm that has purchased the
interests Of Moore & Kleppcr, owners
Of the Chiloquin Mercantile company.
Eguene Wilson. formerly local man
ager Of Swift 4 Company. and A. G.
Geinger Of this city are tho now pro.
prietors. Mr.. Wilson will manage the
ChiloQuin Arm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26
Local Movie Mans Pictures shown

Local Movie Mans Pictures Shown
An interesting film OF pictures
taken In the timber belt near Nc
Cloud. showing the selection. prelim.
mary work and falling Of the mighty
pines. the loading and hauling. the
log In the mill and the stacking by
an automatic lumber piler In the
yards. was shown at the Temple the.
ater. The Aim IL of especial Interes,
here. AZ the pictures were taken BY
C. r. Miller Of this city, who II
equipped to make moving pictures
with his own machine. The picture
was shown Saturday and Sunday.
The picture will be shown at the
Orpheus tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26

special election will be held
July m tor the Of etng Mayor
months Of Mayor T. F. resigned = - l ~ " -
the number
candidate Office
"e cV m Following reasons why should
have been ENGAGED .ct.
klamath Fails and klamath County
uns ana other with business houses
the Pacific Coast ~ ~ .~-.'" '"'~''
Inc CITY klamath Falls in
"as many
prosped much her citizens
not only the public but msnv ~s, ss - [
. % can pun eosn f the Of ubNc
must rom dand
an country village To
scaues ana more payrols
acuss and more and larger that .h. - and
Sanc o ne city work hand in hand
.n co-oPeauon there of
svns o. my ne effort and
w.ng 'or the advancement
~n ne success and failures
their fos - WV w0.k with the Commercial
u"0 our situation
real "N"~' N'a"atn Fah cannot hops TO become
amendment prohibiting Of
and .nor .h; % elected will g aood d
tn position Kl.rr.h
mayor Of the whole Of
Give hs v acuon clique NV earna sndeavor
for the nuiac wno nu e. such
- p A'es' ana vpiy and Description sbovs vsr
uu' you may BY express your approval q v candidacy
..... Very respectfully
WILL ". BALDWIN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Jersey COW, 4 years old;
gentle and accustomed to women:
fresh next winter. Also Flanders 30.
automobile. good condition. $500.
Mrs. Yardy. Michigan and East Main
streets. 3e-Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26

FOR SALE-Selling refrigeraters at
actual cost. Klamath Valley Ware
house and Forwarding Co. 3e-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26

NICELY furnished apartments at the
Oregon House. Klamath. near Sixth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-26

ever populae Mary Piekford. Ia u,
famous fairy tale. Cinderella" \
cording 10 prcss reports. "cIndsssn'
IN Que Ut Little Mary's creates, sels
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11
Social Events For Coming Week

no.sAyM. Y needing
Of M Apldps
porcas Society mSss with Mrs. Anna Hetbrink ss-5 .
TUESDAY, Newport .sd
So
Card E
Mrs Harry Snyder
Whist meubers meet <ss
MIS- Charles Cox hostess for meeting ct the Cayss
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
Sixth s*# .#F M
The Young Peoples AUXILIARY
Mrs: T. w Randle IN session.
from <<**F' = =
Y NJ / auxiliary holds NJ. ~
Grave Moore wedding ~ ;
Social AID Memorial L.
wEonEspAvThe Christian Christian
church gives reception In church psrors = e Z .H
Card at 80 O'Clock = =
Ad society q Favev n p church meets at the
MISS Marie Campbell hostess
A. ~ G. club
- / ~.
= FSE~~ 80; t'~@@~' -
Eks social a
Ladies
with Mrs William Plumner, IS North Sixth Street - %'
THuRsDAY-Dance ~
Card at O'clock hail.
Womans Relief
Psi lota ri sorority meets hostess will
FRioAY-Mr a dance '7"' +"
23 Pearl - ''~ 'E'>'
sATuRoAY-Dance in tho Vaughan fol public .-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11
Sermon Topics in
" City Churches

St. Naarys 4ethel,e North A street
between Seveneh and Eighth. w. u.
Cronin, 81 for 4 a. B., puffy. assistant.
HeQTs fofsmatlep,, s, 8 and 10; in.
stypctions 1t 2:se; vespers and bene:
dtsaM at, 4; holy hour Wednesday at
:. NofkbsA strsst ,Friends-First day
school at 9:16; meeting for Worship
81. 'P,u,. Ep;.e.e.LEish.h and
North A streets, Rev, J. S. Lightboprn,
rector. Holy communion every Sun
day at 1880 a. M, ALSO on the first Sun:
day OF each month at 10: 80; morning
prayer and sermon at l0:3o; evening
prayer and sermon 1t S; SSints days.
holy communion at $3.50; other days
by appointment. -. ::
st. Andrews cathelie-South Fifth
and c streets. Frank A. Roell, rector,
and Rev. Clement zept, assistant. !.
Mass and Holy comnpniop at 5:3e
o'clock; Mass and short sermon at
1880 O'clock. High mass and principal
sermon at 10 o'clock. vesPers and
benediction at s$p. m. Holy hour,
Friday, Up. M. i :.
First christian-South Tenth and A
streets. L. E. Murray, pastor Sunday
school. 9:O5 a. m, F. G. Pickell, sup.
erintendent. Preaching and commun.
ion service. 10: 80 a. M, subject Of ser.
mon, - Forward Look; the evening
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: q !.
11d- k-strOets. Rov. J. Beck: Sunday
-ac6aol- sornon. by Rsv.
sSpFecht. 1880 O'Clock. $780,.
s9G Jehe's luthsran-SoueA Seventh
and Z streets. Rev. 4. j. Fsegsr. pas
tor. sunday shQoL . =. NJ: German
sermon. 10'a- m.: EAglieh. TIP. n.
South Eighth street Frisnds-Rev
Francis c. Anscombs. pastor Dr..
Allen d. Hole In charge during pas.
tors absence. Sabbath school. s:1e
Z. M. John H. johnson. superintend.
!ent; prayer meeting. Thursday. 1880
p. m.
!. Grace MsthedIst Episeepal-Coraes
Nerth Tenth and North a streets
Ulysses s. A. Bridge. minister. 911
North A street. Sunday school. 7:ls
c. H. Kramer. superintendent; mora
iug worship. 1889. subject. The
Church, the Hope Of the. World" :
class meeting. HAS q. m: EpvoTth
League. 30 p. m: evening worship
1880 O'Clock. subject. The Blessed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11

Miss Kate. Morgan and Miss Eliza
beth Morgan have returned from "a
trip to Detroit, Buffalo, New York ant
other points in the east .%
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11

They ny that the aAve1t q he .spaata.
91 teelet - . veeetAhae ouA0eituto Or
1e0AnA foe thi0 remarkable prodnee Il
oesms 20 Aa1 ne0s = hit pere5e1lar6
Win thooo 0lmictod With chFcnle ooGoti.
patton. Who vefe quick 20 rsco0nlso 10
advontAGoo ever c0lomA A8a 1k0 Ve,sai
Seatensl tablets. astds fron tAser am.
eaey. eouotless owe their suceeGo lareeiy
e . tendency to aid In bringing a6oue
e9ang the ''eathartik habit" Al6p. in6tsaA
g ln11ting the memsfaneous nl51e G
inavsnce. Instead q vesSsntns. tSex
add tone 70 The intessiaai van. Ala tssj3
xosk o seday ana Ssatly. they are e
vtosently acting pur4atives- Their ineK-
pseaivenese y enothsr .eeson fer lie
procure only q di1e's worth. and take
SSs tablet 9pca rettrtag. g b eopvineed
torpid liver. and their many evil eoase-
euences. has dnallv been found-bs09.
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Frank Druitt, Harry Jay, Omar Muir
ray. Harry Gennett, Mrs sJphn Fran
els and Mr.. George Dilks Refresh
ments were served
che zeek-sheRer family .reupiot
was hello today at Glen Miller park. !
Mr.. Fred Palmer entertained a mum
Der Of his friends at his home south
OF Williamsburg, Wednesday evening
Music and games were the features q
the evening. Refreshments were serv
ed. Mr.. Palmer. will leave soon TO,
Lafayette, where he will attend Pur
due university. -~~---
! In honor of her twelfth birthday an
nivers9ry, Miss, Helen ,JeSsup, o.
North Fifteenth street, was pleasantly
surprised by several of her school
mates Friday afternoon. Music ant
games featured the occasion. A qaint,
luncheon was served. Those presen
were: Misses Helen Brown, Lucil,
Schroeder, Lucille, Rosa, Helen Massey
Neva Showalter, Levope Brooks, RUBY
Hatfield, Annette Barr and Louis,
Uhl. ,,~-' ...~-.--a--, >.--.~-- !. -. :.
Mr.. Wilbur Kampe, Of New Castle
will enter Earlham college next week
Mr.. Ray Williams. Of. Kokomo, Wis
tied friends In this city yesterday. ).
Miss Kate. Morgan and Miss Eliza
beth Morgan have returned from :,
trip to Detroit, Buffalo, New York an,
other points in the east. -
Mr.. Everett Duncan. of New Castle
visited friends. in this city yesterday
Mrs. Walter Fowler and children
who have been residing In Cincinnati
are the guests Of Mr.. John Hasecoste
and family at his home, on East Mali
street. The 'Fovlers are moving t
Chicago Previous to her marriage
Mrs. Fowler was Miss :. Pearl Hasa
coster. so - ~ - 5 - - -
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: y q =
s;so;;s all are cordially: invtted to any
Of these services. -
Second English sLytneran-N w.
Third ana Pearl streets. A. Raymond
ltiey. pastor: Sunday school. 9. n. !;
morning worship. 1890 a.. M: even
ing worship. 1870 >, m: weekday
prayer service Thursday. 1870 p. m.
First Church q Christ, Scientist-
Netth A. between 18th and 18th
streets. Subject, Substance; Sun
day school. 8 a.. m; services. 1890
q. M: Wednesday evening testimony
meetings, 7:45; public cordially IL.
vited; reading room, located in south
end Of church edihce. open daily ex.
cept Sundays and legal holidays. from
j to p. m.' ~.
Sseeond Presbyssrian-Bible school
9:15; morning worship, 10: 80. subject
"Christ's Call to Service; Junior
Christian Endeavor. 2:30. with Miss
Ruth Bradley as superintendent; Sen:
Tor Christian -EndeaH0F,. $780, topic
"Friendships That Are. Worth Form
tnt. "+Darrel Thomap. leader; popular
service at 1880. subject, 1.-THE -Sover.
etgnty of Christi; rid-wSel service
Thursday evening. 1880, topic, "Paul'e
Third Missionary Campaign"
Whitewater FrIends-Corner North
10th and G streets, o: e. Cchance. pas.
tor. Bible school, 3 a: m.. George
Graham, superintendent; hour fol
worship. 1890. subject, Imperative
and. Desirable, Changes. sChriSttSn
Endeavor, $40, topic, Friendship
That Are Worth Forming; evening
service, 1880. subject. Behold. the
Lamb Of Cod: prayer meeting. 1890
Thursday evening. ,
Trinity Lutheran-sopth Z, Seventh
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-, 9 Y. I, 4. y.
49,. 49, -
A'nietpsI ~ WsII pe the 1e9ges91
q ! series Of s6s1nonH.s b(giDnfpg sun
day nfeAt: !: "a: j. n. II he hour the
puh,ie 81 sany.tea
- =. -.
slrs'ss =. -chsriss ana HUNT
street. G49aAaess. peseos. ea'
day schcol, . rs 4. n. s.. ~ Mcdonald.
sunnerfntendenf nnh,ic vorshin 10 .3O
80 ;. 8 - .s,.........s-y 49,
-. ~ :. g y ~ Mo -. s.S'
. N AiteI Of l0sy evenink t1se'
!. Getting Coed fren Christi4Nity; Jun
Tor league. 2:3O. Mrs. J.sP.. Chauness
.nn.r,,te.a..t ncwovth I ..nne & a.
Gordon Borton leader:. snbiect' aMy
Fsyofits Bfble Chsn1ef ard Why?'
second Tfmothy. 81: 1ls17: ladies' AID
.as3nsr = !. rr.v.ri meet.
~ 1Thmr.x.v re
E,r.t F1si,sh Imner.n-eornea,
nth and sn,ith 4 st,eets d q How
ard nastor. sunasy .choel ga 81
= Enni,sS 49, = .,,s.rsnt.rI.nt.
r..-.;.- .,.rstss 49, 's's s ..S.s,'
rmh.,.s -. HY.@3H. 1870, -.yS,r q,
80 M lspyS1 80 nj, y1
$3.50 ~ c.lk. S~ss.. hs.st,h.r
inF 81 N. ,hopsebcld f E AN, M u 4 "a:
=. ,r ~ 1890 -. go -. "a ~.
a- 49, 1879 ~ On s ..ass .a~a,t -.
P res.o 81 ssss ~ 49, "a "a :.
1911 ns ssM ~. ys ,.sssa :, az s.e, =
co nSs,- "A =
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1.ao - 49, c R sY4::y.r S.1i
= 1880. E.a-s-ty~ $3.50
sv.1tnr1 vo1shsn 7.an. s = nave,
msetirs Thnrsdav 7.so'n
81 s.,:,,. = w....,is.i + .,tha,..r.
unh., n..tar s,,.S.v .s,nc, -. .
Georr. q Rsrt., .nn:Eirt:.,Scnt oar
nan services a 1o.sD. thts, vii, Is,
orr .Harvezt Howe" service. Att !,
the, .vering a servic. e Ia .kas,v,.,
ma ,nr.i.ee M n a dur1ne -, ~.
day. viii Sc for missions. :
First eaptists-North Eleventh
near Main street. ". o. stovalI, pas
tor:-.,J. wal. -Ferxuson. auserintead
ent: Worship. with nreachinx hv IL,
nastoy. snhiects IA. 10 a m. The AZ
mtxKtv. .Witness".s 7:A0 s"Re
deeminx the Tiae": sunday school
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11

George seidel, Harry Lontz. Robert
Study, J: Il. Mills. Harry Land. Fred
Bates. Omar. Hoiltngsworth, s.. E.
Swaync. Paul Comstock, William
Campbell, George Gates, William Dud-
LEY Foulke :. John Uric, w. p. Robin
son. Misses Elizabeth Colnstqck. Meb
Culbertson, .Gwendolyn Foulke, Abbie
Schaefer, Marie Campbell, Irene Pet
ton. Lucy Gayle, Almira Starr, Of In
dianapolis. : =
DR.. and Mrs. Caswell Grave will
arrive Monday from Baltimore, to at
tend the wedding of DR.. Graves broth
or, DR.. BENJAMIN. r., Grave and Miss
Lucille Moore. While In the city they
will be entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and MRS Alton Hale, on the Hen.
ley. road. i,
The Ladies OF the G. A. r. enjoyed
thimble party Friday afternoon In
the post rooms. =:
Mrs. Emma Russell was hostess
Friday afternoon for q meeting OF the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
ary- society Of the Second English
Lutheran church at her home in Welt
Richmond. Eighteen members s. and
two guests were present 1t was de-
cided to organize a mission study
class and it was also decided to send
the president. Mrs. Chris Wellbaum
to the fall synod, which will be. held
in Louisville, Kentucky, in October,
OHcers as follows we're elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. Chris Wellbaum; vice
president, Mrs. Laura Ward: Score
tary, Mrs Emma RUSSELL; treasurer
Oscar Greene. After the business SEES
sion the mission lesson. The Red
Man and His Wife Neishbor." was Civ
en-. Mrs oscar Green had the lessou
study. Next meeting will be held thu
second Friday in October, at the home
of the Rev. Raymond Isely. This viii
be an evening meeting and the three
honorary men members will have
charge.
Mr." and Mrs William Dudley
Foulke and daughter, Miss Gwendo
lyn, leave Sunday evening for New
York After ! few days visit .ther.
Mrs Foulke and daughter will go L
Maine, where they will spend some
time. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Meyers have re
| turned to Canton, Ohio, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Baker.
/; DR.. George W. Cring, Of Portland
Indiana, is the guest Of Mr.. r.. "
Randle.
Mrs. S. G. Vanneman and daughter
Miss Louise, of Elwood. are the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shera, Q
North Twentieth street. p
Mrs. S. G. Chenoweth and daughter
MISS Helen, OF Glen Karn, are. tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Barr.
Miss Mary. Ennis has returned fron
trip through the east.
For the pleasure of Mrs. John Fran
els, who is, a guest at the home ofsMl
and Mrs Omar G. Murray, Mesdame
Harry Gennett and Omar Murray CAV
an informal d4nce last evening at tn
Gennett home. Among the guest
were members of dancing elias.
Dahlias. asters and other flowers wer
used in arranging the rooms. Plan
and violin furnished the music
among the guests were Messrs. an
Mesdames Earl Mann, Fred ]. Bal
tel, Clarence Collins, Joseph Hin. Be
Bartel, Walter G.. Butler, George Dix
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ling. tor several ~yeess stptie0aA- n
6egDe1toNn. Win hare cASxgA q III
ssrvjces.at the q. p church. Services
ot the y. E. church vim b In chaSxe
Of Rev. ]. c. shaw. Transferred herr
from Montpelier. Rev. 6. H. 8ml3h. oa
the u. T. church uu6 Rev. d. r VII
son, Of the y. .. church. removed Fri
day to Dayton and Arcsnum. respec
lively.
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TAKE NEW PULPITS
AT EATON, OHIO.

. EATON. O.. Sept. 1.-THE pupils Of
two. local cnurcnes will be occupied
Sunday by pastors transferred here
during the. late United Brethren and
NJ. e. conferences. Rev. J. e. Wing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11

Mr.. Everett Duncan, of New Castle,
visited friends in this city yesterday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-11

As courtesy to Misses Irene Picton
and Lucy Gayle Of Covington, Ky.
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber,
D. Gayle, a picnic party will be giveu
Sunday, at the Leeds bungalow south
Of the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
BENTON CITY.

The Rev. Mitchell filed his regular
regular appointment Sunday morning
and evening. Bro. Arvin, the Baptist
minister, breaches the first and third
Sundays Of each month instead Of the
second.-Qnite a few from here at
tended the stock sale in Fulton, Mon
day-wM Hicks returned to his home
in Canada after a weeks visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hicks returned
home after two weeks visit IN Iowa,
Moberly and siater-The protraeted
meeting at Unity will continue
through this week-Ed Hiidebfand
and wife visited at o. J. Breedlove's
sunday-Marion Cox has moved his
family back to Benton City.-Mr. and
Mrs VOORHEES, Coons visited II. j. Hof@
sess and family Saturday and Sunday.
There have been three additions to
the meeting conducted at Unity
Church BY the Rev, Mclaughlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barker and Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd johnson will return to
their homes in Iowa, Wednesday, after
spending two weeks with relatives
here Miss Susie Hicks will 20 home
with them for a months visit-Mr.
Hold Brook, south Of town, is very III
again-Mrs. Painter and Mrs. Doug
lass spent Saturday and Sunday n
New Florence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14


Mira J. c RingO was hone fran a
visit in Kentucky
.. E. Wolfenborger and Miss Vera
Iurd. Of Perry Ne. we're uasried
here.
The Jibat street fair and bal was
gwen in this city. ~ the bal, Miss
Nellie Hill. was Qiea II the ti6ats
ind Fred A. Morris. was Knl Of
That's.
William Mongia> .. nea Bear
Geek, and Miss ca,iia wilinghan, d
this cuenty, were nlarr ed
I Ida squires and Mss Ora Rowe, d
near Rowena, were married.
Powell & Mundy sold 60 head d
hogs On the 81. L,lis markt that
averaged 2O4 lbs, and sold at s5S7.
4. J. Gibson had tbs contract fol
getting the ground rsaey for the new
I hieago & Alton stssi5n
Harry R. Rayer. Youngstown
Ohio, and Miss Agnes Balm, Of Kansal
City, mere msrried IN Mexico,
Miss Maybelle and Blanche Cove, o
Montgomery City w,ae yisi.lf il
siis city
Mrs. c. G Hammond. Of salistgss
va visiting in Mexico during Ii,
S eet Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
10, 20 AND 30 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK


Nezrs Travis Lsckett Martin and
u gies composed tie Bentoa 0ty
c9artstte string Band
c. ~ Haskell boaxhf Nr. PouArdi
interest IN the carriaes shop q
Homzs ard Pollard
Dirk Garter vas hrEu lfrun =
b re and ha6 thrss a his toes broker.
Georee Mallory taught AZ he Cen
trzl school n Wilson to~nship
A Fank q ths city RAD . POS
mon n St Louis
Tom Dpty vas ~ he pest oace
Wiki wallace Dzsnng Was T. Spr5r.
.had
Mn W K. Potts vas haue from
West PlainA No. where she visited
her sister. Ms Dan Walta
Smell Bros and Brown uere open
ine a dry goods and elothing store
IL Lad5ozia-
Under the heading ~where Our
Boys Are. the Ledger stated; Sid
Rossmond, in Mississippi; J. 7. Boyd,
Abelins. Texas; Bob Mcconnell,
Bhitesboro. Texas, and Nate White.
farming near MePherson, KansaA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
70 YesnAro.

Miss Willie Cauthon Of this city,
and j. Bert Kentow. Of Kansas City,
Eere married.
NJ h. Hamilton, Of Mexico. carried
eH second prize for the best Jersey
heifer one year old and under al re
St Louis Fair.
Mrs Lde Merritt and Mrs Lena
Alexander. Of Ohio. visited h.r and
Mrs.. G. ". Bare.
Fred Luekie clerked at the Taraous
in St Louis.
The seven year old daughter Of Mrs,
Sadie Wiley was ii Of diphtheris
Il A. Gspen, formerly Of Mexico,
was with the Drumnond Tobaeco Co,
Of st Louis.
Miss sproal. Of Meyiee, was Admit
ted to the State University as a spec
ial student in pedagogy and modern
languages.
Miss Cora Able diei at her home
near Wesley Chapel
Billie Feeds, Of Benton City, was
recovering from a spell of tyrhcid
fever.