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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
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iOlen Die @eleimtcR ieiu.
Sin y6rtrunfener" lebt nod ganS be.
oeuteno in Stem Orleans.

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9eislihaft pOn bier iupis Die IRA
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m0aIi1erpeiie nod auoere 9eieQIhaf=
ten limb auseni6sinlih bic Gpfer sis
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sepOrOeH, oehen Sauptoeriiber in
Rem Orleans osrbaftet Doroen 1T,
uno nab oefen Scmpli3eu Der
Satin seiu6t piro. Die 9eI4ihs
te tam an oas 2itt Der Spnnen, ais
Setrstdr e. Ul. Grob BON Der 60
Iumbia geitsrn i'm Wunisjpllgsritt
eineu 6aftbefebl gegen 5rau Robert
Strdug erpirtte, oeren 4uientbaIt je.
bod nitt betanut 1T. IS geidab oas
auf 9runb Der Rutritt, oub Robert
Strans, Der angebliA i'm Sbio Ieinen
Dob geiunoen bate lid pobl uHo
muntsr in Rem Orleans befinoet, al
leroilgs bintsr SdIob uno RiegeI.
StraHg tam ais Sauunternebmer
nab Gupington uno ppbnte bort nit
ieiner 6rau in BEN 6duie ylo 648A
Crescent Ipenue. am %. Ulai bieB
es, er lei ertruuten uro bic Columbia
3oblte Der Satin $500 gsrIi5s=
runosgelo aus. Bon Der 1rloelers
SnIurdnee SO. in Bolton ioll lie ioaar
5000 erbaltsn baben.
gDie Serr Grub erSdbIt, lei Strau9
nua 9poington estpmmen, lin oa
ielbit elm Sebduoe gu erri6.eR. Gine
Sicberbeits SeieQihdft BON GoIumz
bus, g., bate fir Jpn $1,000 9iirg-
I5aft eeIteut. glm Samitag gIahmitz
ta1 bes %. utui nuroe bic poli5ei
baDon in SemtniB ssiest, Odb go=
bert Strong i'm Sbio ertruhteu lei.
Gr babe iih nit eiusm anoern Wdun
in elmer Qaunh tefunpgn, als oieielbe
eessn einen qfsiIer Der Siiobdbnbtiide
itisb unb umitlua. Strane fano caz
BEL, pie Is bieb, ieinen 9ob in Den
Wellen Die Angdben oes 9efdbrteu
iino piperipreteno. Ginmdl nil er
aeIhldf,n bdben, dls Der unfdll pal.
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babe bic sr0Bten anitrengunseR sss
mdht, ietnen Slmerdoen 81 rstten.
Dos Boot iei aegen Den pfeiIer onees
Iaufm uno Strang mare biuaus9e-
I6leuoert. Sin 9ebensrettunasgiirteI
Der unsebli6 gum Boot gebSrte, MUIR
be cine Mteile bon Der oermeintlihen
rlnfallitene entfernt sefunoen. gluf
9ruub Der beI9porenen ausidgen iei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
Deutf6fanOs 9sofs in 2saffem
gon $1,000 oentid)eu SdJriftiebern,
Die i'm Selbe iteben, iino 2,200
sefnacn.
Der y(Srane @aa", ben Die 6elnoc
uid)t ein;nrennen permOgen.

Ssrr @mil S9iele ba' BON ieinem
aollseen Serrn 2pren3 Wailer aus
graunihpeig, Oem 5attOr Der melt
betannten gDeitermonaihen Monats=
bette. einen Brief er6alien, Der man.
derIei SntereFantes entbalt. 90 t6eilt
Der S6reiten nit, Dap DON ben 81,
100 Witgliebern oes beutf9en S6rift
ieBerDer6anbS runb $1,000 ein6srufen
iinD. aein 8unber, oaB iibsraQ i'm
befssten 6einoeslonp beutife 3ettun=
gen berausaegeben perDsn. DAB Die
peuii4enS2rifiieber abes nibt bios in
ben 8rudereisn, Ionbsrn aud Dor BEN
'Seinoe ibren Munn itsben, melDet Die
i4redlife 9erluitltIte, benn 22CO
Yerbanosmitglieber iinb bereits ge-
fallen. Sm llebriasn bat Der Brief
oes 6errH 2orsn3 gliller fOlgenben
Wortlout:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
.ie 9lus3a4Luna Der @eriiAerunasaels

bic 9tus3dbluns Der @erii6erungsgels
Der erfolgt.
Die Stferteits GeieII6qft in
Columbus iheint dber peRiger leibts
glGubig geipeien gu Ieiu, ais bic Der
iiaerungs 2 9eIeqi4aften. sic lieb
auf Stran9 fabuDen uno brafte T1p
lpie es beibt, in g&ep Orleans btnter
S6IcB unb Risgel. !6err GrOb nil
beg Wsitereu ermittelt bdben. odB
Strung friiber in Der gunoesmariue
oisnte unb ais etu du5gc3ei6Heter
SGpimmer betaHnt III
Der angeblits Soote bate aud ben
Ban bes Wiooie 3empels an Der
plun StraBe, Dem Ratbbuus gegen-
iiber, ibernommen. Ster bate ith bic
SQinois Suretp @p. BON GbicagO fir
ibu berbiirgt, bic ben gau OugenOsu
piro. 9erielbe 1T ni6t einmal 3ur
51lfte iertig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
8OlD fir Giitn.

EaB 7ie Rlrgc iine in Der SoltS-
blott Siiicc, 127 Git Sicbente. na6e
4iuiu StrnBe. 5u taben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23

miblanDclt Fat. 9lu6 ioa er einrial
in ielbItnoroeriiAer 9lbiidt aus ei.
nem 3enitcr bes 5lDeiten StofiperfS
geipriutgen iein inO ii6 elm anbere5
,Dfnl nit einem Sol5beil erbcblidje
Werletinlgen ON ,palie beigebradt
babcn. slm II. 2tpril 1915 uur0c
ieiu 9cnebmen 70 lmerir1gliG, oab
Die Srau i'm perloiicn muBte. -
elisabetb mans, 626 SIt 8.
Strabe, bon 9Gpio Diaps, pegen brit.
taller 9e5anolung, heiratbeten an 12.
Septem6er 1907 mo Goben 5lpei
ain6er. iiber ipclne ole alGgerin 0ic
S6tlt crlanGte. FeariArtis,
60S Sycdmore Strabe, BON Garolpn
artis, Hlit Der er iidl om H. Nueuit
1910 perbeirdtbete @r iries nod, bG;
lie iEn fd3IcdJt bebanocIt luto am 81.
gugl1t 1914 perlai'eu bat, lett ipel-
der ;jcit tie in gIcU &on0on, Conn,
lett.
NINA M SttIh, 303 Calhoun
Ctr, bic am "a 2(pril 1915 BON ihs
rem 9atten Sotn Is. aeli6 i'm Sti6
oslaiien ipuroe nno Ddnn aui alimens
ts tlaate, erbielt asitcrn iOIfe i'm Be-
TRACE BON $3.50 per Bode 3u9es
iprp6en.
&ri NINA G den.
Dtr 'fur6iae Clarence Rpb Der uas
ter brei antldgsn beg grlon9sns oon
ejelo unter faifdsn 9orpdnoen itdno.
irurbe aeitern ouf cine Der Antld9al
| fin I6ulcia befuuotn, porauf er ii4
in ben beiben anosren Gdflen i9nls
big btfannis. NsQeu bes erfteren Jai-
lea ipurbe er bdnn 3u 90 Sagen &C.
fdnaniB unb pegen Ger lebteren 81
! ie $25 urb aoiten otrurtbsilt.
I1n. Sbomds. oes Stetsns nnge'
tlaat, ipurbe bes tbatlideu 4ngrifts
iiberfiihrt unb su 80 1aasn Geidrss
MIR perurtbeilt.
ouiton 5bomas purbe bss Ste6ens
nit Der 2l6fiht iu tDotsn, i4uIDi9
befunben.
q Olaf G d en-.
Rate RuGeu lit gta6loBperpdlterin
BON sSObn Rui.a, SrunosigsHtbum
$500.
4m. Aante r.. 1T Ssitam,rtsOOlls
itreter pou MarH 2lnn Rante, 9runos
eisentbum S2700.
gDm. 9. 1bdlbeimsr III 5eitomeutss
Dpllitreder pom Warp Glfie sbalbsis
msr. gerIonalieH $4,000, Grunos
eiaeutbum 5000.
gliSabetb 1orbelIer III Rahldb'
oeripalterin pcu 9eproe 9or&Ilsr;
perfunaii.n $500.
Wm. ;. unb Wm 8. 9aebr iiHb
1a5labpsrpaltsr BON 9ouiis g.
gaehr; Grunbsissnttum $1,000.
@alter 6. ,T,mpiter 1T Ra4lab'
perpaltsr Don Sane Gsnpit.r. per'
fonaIisu 1852.
Rate Ditt III RadlabDsrtpaItsrir
BON MargaTst SiIiinaS; gsriOnaIisH
| $1,000.
Caroline arueasr III 5sitaments'
polIItrsderin BON 6eurp &rusger, per
fonoIisu 500; GruHosisentbum
$500.
Der peri6nIibe gea3laB Oou aoOl'
pbus gerina betrGot 1894. 50; bcr'
isnig. oes 5rsb. 9Ornbssgsu $5O3.'
30; berisniGs Der Sulia r. Gla;'
$16,131.23; 0srisnise Der Foia Se2s
Ter $1227.
@erf 3iebenss.
Sm SntersFt bes gluguit OmHig.
Der, pd6reno er fir bic giibup Rig
aina 60. arbsitets. siusn uniau ea
lit, Bat 9ensral StaatsaHpaIt
surn.r cine HOrberune uber $345.06
seosn bic tefagte Sirma siH9stlast.
Die fyirma bt3ablt ,eine grdmieu
ir ben ftaatli6en gerfi6erunssfOuos,
| otbbalb Der 6oroeruna mob tlns
StraiBulaas BON so prossrt ansefugi
| IN.
gbarles grum, befsu autOmObil
pdbreub elmer aoliiiOn nit einsm
| fotdsn b.s Gbas. W. Gri.s fat gang
lib s.ritDrt purbe, bat bebbaIb sins
aIaa. iiber $500 gessH Griss sin.
sersi5t Esi
2ouis q. areub itast, cine Gor.
bsruna iiber s535.41 a.9en bic Ror'
ipouo RepubIican 60. elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
9tas ben Weri@tsb5iem.

yerbanolnnsen i'm Gan Wieabe SaG
fortseiett. - StidJter s. u. Soff.
nian beiuilist iieben Sfleibmmgs'
@einde. - Rene Sdeionnssfla.
gen. - &riminal SadJen. -
Wad)laa 9lnselesenbeiten. - ger'
idyiebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-23
SaiesSan.

5iir bic ,8eos", r9arcinale".
,Cud'cr" uro bic goitoner .Gb1ms
pious" itdnosn NeIteru tetne Spids
auf BEN prcQramm.
ReiultutbetS Spteletu
qtttsburq uno
@bicdoo.
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2. Spiel
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6eute Rahmittdg critics Spiel elmer
piertGqiQen Serie 3rii6en uniere
,Reos" uno ben 9rootlpner .Supet
bas i'm bieiqen Rebloub Sislb.
g(nToug piinttli6 um llbr.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
Special for Wednesday!

One of the most interesting lot
of views ever seen in Meridian
will be put on by Manager Howell
at the Idle Hour theatre in Merid-
ign next Wednesday evening in a
special show. Eight mum mbers, all
Boise, Idaho, and home moving
pictures, including Boise Elks.
knights Templar, st. Margaret's
May festival, Barney Oldfield and
Thompson in auto and aeroplane;
the Liberty Bell and thousands of
people viewing it; unveiling Of
Lincoln monument at Soldiers
Home; Governor Alexander at
his desk; Idaho militia at Camp
HALEY.
Admission l0c and 15c.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
A Considerable Saving.
Boise, Idaho, August 10, 1915

Boise, Idaho, August 10, 1915.
Special to the Times:
Through the economical manage
ment of State Treasurer John Eagle
son the state capitol building has
been maintained for the first six
months of this year for $7,040.35
less than for the same period in 1918.
The saving is still greater than for
the first six months of 1914, but the
comparison is made between the
years 1913 and 1915 consequent to
the fact that the legislature eonven-
ed during the first SIX months of each
of these years. The cost for the first
six months of 1918 was $18,S92.62
while for the first six months of 1915
was $11, ,852.27. State Treasurer
Eagleson assumed control of his Of
flee January 4, 1916, and since then
he has reduced the states indebted
ness to the amount of 50, 1856, 750. 90,
bonds to the amount of 1858, 500. 90
having been redeemed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
VALUATIONS ARE LOWER.

Real property in Ada county is
worth $35, ,047, ,131, according to the
abstract which was completed Sun
day by County Clerk Utter, ready for
submission to the state board of equ-
alization,, says the Statesman. The
valuations are quoted at sum OF
$1,617,0 ,058.95 less than they were
a year ago, when the county valua-
tions were given at $36,664 1895.
A comparison of the abstracts for the
two years show a decrease in the val
uation of agricultural lands amount
ing to $460,900. They were valued
this year at s8,857,273, as against
$9,218,173 in 1914. The values av-
.erage $87.76 per acre whereas in
1914 the average value was $95 per
acre.
There was considerable increase
in the amount of land classified as
mineral in character. In 1914 but
SO acres was classified as mineral
land, while the 1915 abstract showed
357.76 acres of minral land.
More land was classed as grazing
in 1915 than a year ago. In 1914,
61,276 acres were so assessed, val
ued at an average of $S.22 per acre.
giving a total value of $500, ,541. The
area of grazing land in the county
in 1915 was estimated at 78,889.73
acres, averaging $6.65 per acre, Civ
ing total of $525,361.
Improvements on land outside of
municipalities were valued at $685.
$40 for 1915, compared with 81 ,436,-
$40 in 1914. The valuations on land
in municipalities was considerably
lower than year ago, as shown by
the abstract.
Considerable increase in the valua-
tion of improvements on land within
municipalities is shown. For this yea
$7,946,O61; last year $7,721,02O.
Canals in the county were valued
for 1915 at 10000 as against $780,
600 in 1914.
The abstract shows considerably few
er cattle, assessed at lower fig
ure, few more horses but fewer
sheep and hogs.
A year ago merchandise was assess
ed at $1,3S2,76S. This var at $751;
0O2.
Vehicles at $24,810 as against $780,
955 last var. Tools of mechanics
and mahinery of farmers were asses
sed at $50, ,695 and for last year at
$41,365.
Household goods were valued at
$255,625 for 1905 as against $274,
OBS last year.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
Transportation Question
STREET CARS AND JITNEYs.

A rumor of iitney bus lire be-
tween Meridian and Boise has been
circulated. 1t is suggested that we
do not wish to be at the mercy of the
street car line. At present we have
our choice between the auto and the
street car, but with most of the pat
ronage given to the autos the street
car company might go out of busi-
ness. Then we would be at the mer-
cy of the auto line, during the sum-
mer when the roads are good and the
cool breezes fan the cheeks, also in
the winter with slippery roads and
cold raw wind, when the going
is not SO pleasant. The question
is also suggested, will the fare then
be raised, with the public in the power
OF the auto men. This is a matter
that should engage the serious atten-
tlon OF those who are interested in a
permanent and satisfactory convey
anee between the suburban places
and the capital city.
In this connection we were talk
ing the other day with a party acqu-
ainted with the street car facilities
of cities in the northwest and he said
Boise and vicinity has the best inter-
urban system of any locality of equal
population in the northwest.
Walla Walla might be cited as an
example of what an interurban sys-
tenn should not be.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13

The Meridian Times Office has
received large consignment of
butter wrapper paper, of superior
quality, and will assure you that
the printing will not rub off on
the butter. We use only the best
butter wrapper blue ink and paper
and guarantee satisfaction. $50
for ST.. 500 for 50. Call or phone
and get wrappers same day
ordered.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
Worms Cause Many children's his.

Worms Cause Many Chiidren's Ills.
Worms, by thousands, rob the child
of nourishment. stunt its growth,
cause constipation, Indigestion, ner-
vousness, irregular appetite, fever and
sometimes spasms. Kickapoo Worm
Killer gives relief from all these. One
fourth to one of these pleasant candy
lozenges, taken as directed, kill and
remove the worms. regulate your
child's bwoeIs and restore its health
and vitality. Get an original 25c
box from your druggist. Don't en-
danger your child's health and fut-
ure when so sure and simple rem
Sedy can be had.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13

The many friends of Bishop N. Luc-
cock in Meridian and vicinity will be
panied to learn of the serious illness
of the divine, who is now in Alaska,
on a trip for his health. The NAL
ady is bright's disease of the kidneys,
and it is feared by Rev. Luscombe
and other prominent Methodists that
he will not be able to preside at the
conference at Boise this fall, and
possibly may not live to reach the
United States.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
A MEDICINE CHEST FOR a5c.

In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for toothache, bruises, ,sprains
stiff neck, backache, neuralgia, rh-
eumatism, and for most emergencies.
One 25c bottle of Sloan's Liniment
does it all-this because these all
ments are symptoms, not diseases, and
are caused by congestion and inflam-
nation. If you doubt, ask those who
use Sloan's Liniment, or better still,
buy Csc bottle and prove it. All
druggists.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
Vickers-Sms Hardware Co.
Plan Book Free /!

Here is just what have
you nave been figuring should
1t at office for your inspection
of the a
pound
OF Modern Homes,
M Is Just as to build the kind
what have wanting
I Just as cheap build
ornooo the
type house - ~ - -
copy OF this
book for general distribution
call office. II -
of material is purchased from MS.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13

A new set of books for the state free
travelling library, have just been re-
ceived, and are at Wilcox's Phar-
macy. All are invited to call and get
a book and read it.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13
SMITHS NEW GRIsT MILL.

/ have fitted up grist mill to do
all kinds of grinding, corn meal, gra-
ham flour. chopped feed, etc. and will
also keep bran, shorts, baled hay and
grain of all kinds for sale.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13

Location at the Duncan warehouse,
next to the Niday hotel building. On
Broadway street. Meridian.
q. G. SMITH.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGI-
NEER, MEXICO, MISSOURI, SEP
TENDER, 10, 1918.

OFFICE OF THE OlI1 ENGi-
NEER, MEXICO, MISSOURI, SEP
TENDER, 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City
Clerk at his office in Mexico, Missouri,
until 1880 o'clock p. m. on the 9th
day of September, 1915, when the
when the next regular meeting of the
Council will be held and when the
Contract will be let for the con-
struction of a sidewalk five (5)
and one hundred and fourteen 40
long-said sidewalk to be of con-
crete in accordance with specifica-
tions as set forth in Section 4
of an ordinance relating to side
walks approved May %, 1906; now
Ordinance No. 40, of the Revised
Ordinance of 1910. Said sidewalk
to be constructed in thirty days after
the contract is let. Construction to
be approved by the City Engineer.
Payment for the work to be
made in special tax bills issued
against property next to the walk.
Bids will be received for the COM
pletion of the walk per square foot.
Contract to be let to the lowest
and best bidder, the successful bid
der to give bond in double the con-
tract price.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
II. S. MCKINNEY,
City Engineer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16
MIR. MCKINLEY DEAD.
Was Native of Scotland Lived i'm
Mexico 81 Years.

John w. Mckinley, n years old, a
native of Scotland, coming to Ameri-
ca Al years ago, died Tuesday after
noon at the Mexico Hospital, where
he was taken some time since for
treatment for a complication of all
ments. He came to Mexico 81 years
ago and has been in the bakery bus
mess here for a long time.
The wife survives. They celebrated
their golden wedding last April.
Three years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinley spent the summer in Eu-
rope. The children surviving are:
Mrs. Bessie Winscott and Hamilton
and Alex Mckinley of Mexico; Mrs.
w. c. Argon, of San Francisco, Cali. !;
DR.. John Mckinley of Butte, Mont
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16
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STOCK AND FARM NEWS.

FNEE~EEFFREFEE
w. E. Sims is feeding 20 head of
fine cattle.
c. ]. Hamilton, north of Mexico,
lost his barn--struck by lightning
Wednesday afternoon, last week.
Loss covered by insurance.
Roy Barley, on Littleby, lost his
barn by lightning Thursday night. He
lost a lot of feed and a new farm
wagon with the building. Part Of
the loss covered by insurance.
The fine dwelling of John J. Quin-
Ian, north of Mexico, was struck by
lightning Thursday night. The fam
lily escaped injury, but there was con-
siderable damage to the house,--torn
and splintered here and there.
At the colt show at Santa Fe few
days ago Riley Wilkerson was award
ed first premium for the best mare
colt.
"Hessian fly worked on my wheat
this year until it made only II bush
els to the acre." remarked Il. B. Law
ender to the Auxvasse Review the
other day. 81 am not going to put in
any wheat this fall, but large acre
age will be sown in my section"
In talking with bunch of friends
in Fulton Monday one of the party
asked Col. ]. T. Johnson of Mexico,
Mo-, what was the biggest profit he
ever made on an investment, says the
Auxvasse Review.
well, sir" said the Colonel, 1.-THE
biggest profit ever made was on an
investment of $13. 1 bought on the
streets of Mexico a good many years
ago an old moving machine for that
price. 1 owned good pair of big
mules and knew how to drive them.
! cut 24O acres of meadow with that
old machine at so cents an acre, $500
for my work. Then traded the ma
chine for milk COW and sold the
cow for $40, so you see this little in.
vestment netted me $3.50, less the
$1S / paid for the machine. Don't
you think that a good profit on SC
small an outlay of CASH."
Joseph Wilson threshed his sc
acres of wheat recently and it aver.
aged yield of Is bushels to the acre
He had 35 acres of oats which aver
aged 80 bushels.
The revival meeting at Santa FL
closed with 10 additions to the
church.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16
RUSH HID ITEMS.


The Burial of "Budge"-TwO Worthy
Young People Married.
Monday, Sept. 13, red letter day
for our school. So many distinguished
guests. Children gained inspiration
that will likely affect them thru the
entire term. Sup. Clyde w. Johnson;
with State Supt. Gass, R. H. Ember-
son, l.. B. Sipple and Miss Root, spent
the whole afternoon with the children
talking and planning for the year. 1t
cannot be estimated the good that
may come from such meeting, and
here is encouragement for the boy
and girl to work.
Two most worthy young people of
this vicinity were married Monday.
Mr.. Jesse Dye and Miss Lila Stuart.
They have the best of wishes from a
host of friends.
Tom Sneed is attending school in
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. MCGEE and two
daughters visited at ]. W. Coakley's
several dyas and attended Christin
church Co. Convention at Laddonia.
Mr.. MCGEE said that in a rs mile
drive the road just east of Rush Hill
was the best he found.--a compli-
ment to Jesse Dye.
Elmer Baehr is mourning the death
of Bulge. Budge's death was last
week during an electric storm. So in
tense was Elmer's grief at the time
that his cries aroused the neighbors.
Miss Ruth McManamy rushed over to
the Beahr home fearing some one had
suffered stroke of lightning. In the
back yard Saturday could be seen a
little fresh mound of earth covered
with fowers-Elmer and his friends
had paid their last respects TO Bulge
Bulge and Teddy were two squirrels
Flowers probably did as much good
as those we place on the graves Of the
! dead. Flowers on the grave is all
right, rose to the living is better
Account of bad weather the Meth
odists postponed their supper to th'
25th OF September. we hear.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Gathering to be Held at Beaver Dam
September % and 20.

The thirty-second annual meeting
of Audrain County Baptist Associa-
ton will be held at Beaver Dam
church, nine miles southwest of this
city, Sept. % and 20, beginning at 10
a. m. each day. Program as follows:
Introductory sermon, l.. B. Arvin.
Doctrinal sermon, C. A. Mitchell.
Letters from churches, enrolment.
Report of Executive Board, l.. B.
Arvin and ]. E. Jesse.
Election bf Officers, Reports of
Standing, Committees.
Sunday Schools, ]. w. MILAN, CHI.
Orphans Home, w. N. Llewellyn
Chairman.
State Missions, L. B. Arvin, Oh.
Home and Foreign Missions, A. B
Hale, chairman.
Education, ]. S. Arvin, chairman
Hardin College, c. A. Mitchell, CHI
State of the Churches, and Exec
utive Board, H. B. Rice, chairman.
Obituaries, K. E. Magruder, CHI
Mo. Baptist Ministers Aid Society
]. A. Guthrie, chairman.
Woman's Work, Lucy Brown, CHI
Finance, ]. F. Edwards, chairman
People attending will be met a
Ortis Station. Dinner served at tn
church.
J. f. Jesse, Moderator
C. A. Witherspoon, Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-16

NOTICE The Rev. G. Washington
of Chicago, ILL.,, is here to begin Sc
ries ofmeetings Thursday night Sept.
1e, at the A. NJ. e. church on Park
st. All are invited to attend, both
white and colored, Come. Bring your
Bibles to see whether the things de-
clared are true. C. Washington is an
able man--if you attend these meet.
ings you viii not regret it. 1t