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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
MoRRIs nRY o

Columbia, Mo, December 13.-At
the first try-onts for the interstate
debating squad last week twenty men
were selected among them being Nor
ris Dry, Of Mexico, son Of Mayor
j. W. Dry. The squad will be
given another tryout next Thurs
day and ten men viii be picked, from
which number the debaters who viii
represent the University of Missouri
against Texas and COLORADO Universe
ties will be chosen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Catches White ,possum.

In one Of the show windows Of r.
c. Paul & Sons store is a white pos
sum which was captured West of this
city by Tom Dudley. It resembles a
polar bear cub in color and is n Of
the few ever seen in this section. II
gave Mr.. Dudley quite a fight before
It was caught.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Circuit Court Notes.

The case Of Thos. Kunkle VS.. M. L
Jones and Robert Lockridge in which
the plaintiff is suing to collect
on a note Of $1,Oes.so. The note was
given by NJ. L. Jones acting as a party
for the firm Of Lockridge and Jones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Ms. George Win Robertson was
hostess for the Young Married Ladies
Club on Wednesday afternoon. Her
sister, Mrs. Wilbur Wallace Of Bun
ceyon, Mo, was guest Of honor. After
"a pleasant hour Of sewing the hostess
served an appetizing lunch.
Miss May Petree, of Fayette. is the
guest Of Miss Lena Bryarly.
E.. M. Mitchell and son spent the
weekend in Slater.
Mrs. Omar FAINT spent Monday
with her brother in Vandalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.. Maxwell and
daughter, Violet, visited in Kansas
City several days this week.
Mrs. Charles Clark and Miss Hattie
Brown spent several days of the weel
in st. Louis, the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. P. II. Cullen.
Mrs. W. H. White has returned to
her home in Pueblo, Colorado, after
a two months visit here with her son,
DR.. A. C. White.
Misses Blanche and Maybelle Cove
were hostesses at a large $500
party this afternoon, complimentary
to Miss Ruby Turner of vandalia.
Tom Robnett, of New York, is ex.
rected home next week for a visi;
with his mother, Mrs. L. c. Robnett
Miss Marie Rose invited the Fri.
day Knitting Club to meet this week
with her. Guests other than club
members were Misses Wayne RingoI
Corinne Barth, Lucy Wells, Harriet
Pasqueth, Mary Louise Jones, Nettie
Fredendall Of Lexington, and Mrs
Carl Lange. The hostesses served q
dainty lunch at FIVE o'clock.
Mrs. Richard Myall was the honor
guest on Friday afternoon at a sew
ing party given by Mrs. Clarence
Barnes. The guests were the init
mate friends Of Mrs. Myall when she
was Alice Morris Of Mexico. The
hostess served a buffet lunch.
Miss Lena Bryarly gave a very en-
joyable party in Friday evening II
fonor Of Miss May Petree Of Fay
cite. The guests included Misses Ag.
mes White, Gertrude Fry, Dulcie and
Sarah Culbertson, Esther and Hazel
Hardine, Messrs. Martin Myers, Earl
Bledsoe, Robert Campbell, Ewing
Rich, Roy Bryarly, Majors Savage
and Hawthorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Simmons. The hostess served a pal
atable two course lunch.
Miss Gertrude Fry entertained q
company Of friends Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Petree Of Fayette
Various games were played and ar
appetizing hot lunch was served
Those who enjoyed Miss Fry's hos.
pitability were Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Simmons, Misses Agnes White, Dull.
Gle and Sarah Culbertson, Eula Tuck
er, Lena Bryarly and Messrs. james
Culbertson, Robert Campbell, Ewir
Rich, Will Williams, Major Savage
and Mr.. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burks invited
a few friends to go with them to the
Lyric and to meet their charming
guest, Mrs. H. H. Anderson Of Kan.
sas City. After the movies, refresh.
ments were served at Buckner's
Those who enjoyed the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Cauthorn, Mes
DANES Charles Carpenter and w. W
Bolts, Misses Mary Lee Burks, anC
Marie Rose, Messrs. Tom Anderson
and w. G. Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. victor'Kirk Of Kinks.
vile, Mo-, were the guests Of Mr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Books For
Christmas

Have you ever considered what
a good book meansi That it is
the key which adnits us to the
whole world Of thought and fancy
and imasinatopf To the com
pany Of saint and sage, of the
wissst and wittiest at their wis
est and wittiest mOments' That
it enables US to see with the keen
est eyes, hear with the finest ears,
listen 10 the -vsstest voices Of
all time, More than that it an
initiates time and space for us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Rack to i. 5 A.

The Ledger is in receipt Of a card
from Major J. G. johnson, stating
that his headquarters have been
changed from Manila, P. l., to San
Francisco, Calf. Major johnson ex-
poets to reach U. S. A. about the
18th of December. Major Johnson is
a former Audrain County boy, and
his many friends in this vicinity will
be glad to hear Of his return to the
United States.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Ed veerhoof, formerly Of this city,
who resides in Des Moines, Ia, is re-
covering from a serious attack of
ptomaine poisoning. His many
friends here will be glad to know his
condition is much improved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Catarrh Cannot Be- Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thel
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease
and In order to cure it you must take In
ternai remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure i
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hail.
Catarrh Cure is not q quack medicine. i
was prescribed by one Of the best pny
sIcians in this country for years and !
a regular prescription. II Is composed o
the best tonics known, combined with IN
best blood purifiers, acting directly on Tn
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion Of the two Ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results In curinl
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, c
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

A case was tried in court this week
wherein a man considered his wife's
affections worth $4,000 after he had
lost them. But the jury decided they
were worth nothing. Most Of the men
were married men too. Married lad
les. isn't this a startling revelation
for 70 men to say a wife's affections
. are worthless?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

There are various and sundry kinds
|of people in the world and as ! sit
and write / think Of one Of my lady
friends who always reminds me Of the
modest violet. She is SO lovely, SO
| ~unobtrusive, so gentle and withall so
. Eind that her presence rediatcS a holy
influence. have known her for a de-
cade and never have / heard her voice
in anger; never saw her do an inn
polite thing or say an unkind word.
She does her duty always but in such
q quiet way that many do not even
know she is one Of the most useful
members Of society. Now don't ask
ne whom I mean for you have the
same opportunity 70 discover this hui
man flower that / have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Miss Margaret Cunningham return
ed Saturday otter q months visit
with Misses Mary and Antoinette
Clark Of Topeka, Kansas, and Mrs.
S. Fl. Raglan Of Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

James L. Edwards, City Editor Of
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, spent
Sunday here the guest of his mother,
Mrs. s. M. Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

BY Miss Marie Rose.
Phone GIL.

Some Of my friends say that ]
Dupht to get a subscription for the
.%Hosuital from every old bachelor in
for that is the reason ! am
Il the committee. ! hope the bach
Llors will take the same view Of the
matter for there the hospital prob
|lem will be solved. Two years ago
when / counted up the bachelors
there were So. There are now about
|9O more who could be added to the
hist. / will report next Saturday how
|4hey come across.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16
Every Store in Town Robbed.

jackson, Mich, Dec. 1s.-The eight
stores in the town Of S~tockbridge
were robbed a few nights ago and
Sheriff H. O. Cline has begun an in
vestigation.
It Is believed an automobile was
used to carry away the stolen goods.
Numerous burgIaries have been re-
ported recently in n~eighboring
towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Miss Nettie Fredendall. Of Lexing-
ton, has returned home after a de-
lightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Leb Crigler of St. Louis was in
Mexico this week to visit his son who
is attending the Military Academy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Mrs. Floyd Smith spent Friday
with friends in vandalia.
Miss Ped Harrison had as dinner
guests Monday, James Harrison Of
St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Har-
rison and children Of Benton City,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Brown and Miss
Nellie Noel.
Miss Mabel Threlkeld is visiting
Miss Ruth Jesse in Webster Groves.
Mrs. w. II. Coons and daughter,
Miss Isabel, returned to Fulton Mon
day after spending the weekend here
the guest Of Mrs. F. R. Sanford.
Mrs. Frank Sanford gave a Lyric
party on Thursday afternoon com
plimentary to. Miss Nettie Freden-
dali. Other guests were Mesdames
s. F. Howe, Joe Wilkins, II. B. Brett,
R. r. Arnold, Jr., Edward Lawder,
L B. Hawthorne and Charles Clay
brook. After the movies a lunch was
served at the home Of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Plunkett had
as their dinner guests on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bolts, Mesdames
Jane Sullinger, and jamie Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolts and small daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, will leave next week
for Nashville, Tenn, to spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Miss Bethel Lawrence is home
after an extended visit with friends
in southeast Missouri.
Mrs. Frank Parker returned We'd
nesday from a brief visit with rel
atives in Kentucky.
Miss Miriam Glandon will spend the
weekend in Columbia.
Miss Ruby Turner Of vandalia is
visiting Miss Maybelle Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glandon art
sojourning in Excelsior Springs.
The Wednesday Club had its regu.
lar meeting at the Library. Mrs
Leeper led the lesson, the last act o;
othello, Mrs. Cauthorn gave a crit
icisn Of Science and the Working
man by La Sale; Mrs. Ferris com
pared othello and Macbeth; Mrs
Reed told the story Of "Blindv b,
Heyse. Mrs. Worrell read a paper OF
"F~alstaff" as compared with PHILLIP
The Bastard and other Swashbuck
lers.
Mrs. H. H. Anderson Of KansaI
City, who is here the guest Of Mr.. an,
Mrs ". g. Burks, left Friday for he
home.
Mrs,E.R. Locke has as her guests a
the e~hitkei-pie dinner at the Christian
onurch Misses Anna Lewis, Mari
Snirty # La Belle, and Nell Mayhcv
Of St. Louis.
misses Helen and Ella Lakeland, o
81 LouiA are in Mexico to spend tn
winter Their many friends are gla,
70 have tAem back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

DR.. II. w. Hickman is home from
Columbia where he was called TO the
bedside Of his sister, Mrs. 7. ]. Hollo-
way, who is quite ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

c. A. Barnes was in Bowling Green
on business Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

YOU can't find. any better bargains
in holiday goods than in your home
town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Bush Atchison is home from st.
Louis where he spent the weekend
with friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

Misses Mable and Bessie Hickman
and Miss Lucille Kunkle spent Sunday
in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

There is a new business house in
town that some people know nothing
about. It is Mr.. George HIPS grocery
and depot just a block west Of the
Central School. All the groceries are
nice and new and now the passengers
who travel on the Mexico, Santa Fe
and Perry have a station to wait in
where it is cosy and comfortable. A
big coal stove and comfortable chairs
will be a great pleasure to the coun-
try people who are waiting for the
~interurban. This is a long felt want
and we congratulate Mr.. Hill on his
rev business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-16

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-04

urging and pouring OF leather be went
70 the side and on until his lead dog
WaS jumping abreast OF Big Olaf's
wheeler On the other side, abreast,
was the relay sled AT the speed they
were going Big Olaf did not dare try
the flying leap If he missed and fell
off Smoke would be in the lead, and
the race would be lost.
For half a mile the three sleds tore
and bounced along side by side. The
smooth stretch was nearing it's end
when Big Olaf took the chance As
the flying sleds swerved toward each
other he leaped, and the instant he
struck he was on his knees. with whip
and voice squirting the fresh team.
The smooth stretch pinched out into
the narrow trail. and he jumped his
dogs ahead and into it With a lead OF
barely Il yard.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-04

tom We'll make Rockefeller look like
80 cents
But it's yours was Carson's objec-
ton.
Nothing to it, my friend You've
got to realize that no gold deposit like
it has been discovered in all the histo-
~ Of mining 1t will take you and me
and my partner and all the friends
we've got to lay our hands on it. All
Bonanza and Eldorado dumped togeth-
er wouldn't be richer than half an acre
down there The problem is to drain
the lake. 1t will take millions And
there's only one thing I'm afraid of
There's so much of it that if we fail to
control the output it will bring about
the characterization of gold"
And you tell me Carson broke
off, speechless and amazed
Am glad to have you. 1t will take
a year or two with all the money we
can raise, to drain the lake. 1t can be
done Eve looked over the ground.
But it will take every man in the coun-
try that's willing to work for wages.
Well need an army, and we need right
now decent men in on the ground floor.
Are you in?''
Am l in? Don't look it? | feel SO
much like millionaire that I'm real
timid about crossing that big glacier.
Couldn't afford to break my neck now.
Wish | had some more Of those hob
spikes. | was just hammering the last
in when you came along. How's
yours? Let's see
Smoke held up his foot.
Worn smooth as a skating rink!'
Carson cried. you've certainly been
hiking some. Wait a minute, and I'll
pull some Of mine out for you"
But Smoke refused to listen BE
tides" he said 1--WE got about forty
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-04

ne hruSt one T cot FORWARD ana
Steeled Himself With Visible Phys
icaI Effort.
feet of rope cached where we take the
ice. My partner and | used it coming
over. 1t will be a cinch."
1t was hard, hot climb. The sun
blazed dazzlingly on the ice surface.
and with streaming pores they painted
from the eXertiOn. There were places.
crisscrossed by countless assures and
crevasses, where an hour of dangerous
toll advanced them no more than a
hundred yards. At in the afternoon
beside a pool of water bedded in the
ice Smoke called a halt.
Lets tackle some of that jerky.' be
said. I've been on short allowance,
and my knees are shaking, Besides,
we're across the worst. Three hundred
yards will fetch US to the rocks. and
it's easy going, except for couple Of
nasty assures and one bad one that
heads us down toward the bulge.
There's a weak ice bridge there. but
Shorty and l managed it."
LII uCGI ludu Ou ny IOIly
Carson said. LET me go first"
They stood OH the edge of the Gre
vase. 1t was enormous and ancient.
fully 100 feet across, with slipping, age
eaten sides instead of sharp angled
rims. At this one place it was bridged
snow that was itself half ice Even
the bottom of this mass they could not
see, much less the bottom of the ere
vase. Crumbling and melting. the
bridge threatened imminent collapse.
Looks pretty bad" Carson admitted
with an ominous head shake
But we've got to tackle it," Smoke
said. 1--WE can't camp here on the ice
all night And there's no other way.
Shorty and | explored for mile up, 1t
was in better shape, though. when we
crossed
Its one at time. and me first"
Carson took the part coil of rope from
Smokes hand You'll have to cast
off I'll take the rope and the pick.
Gimme your hand SO | can slip down
easy"
Slowly and carefully he lowered him.
self the several feet to the bridge,
where be stood. making final adjust
ments for the perilous traverse. On
his back was his pack outfit Around
his neck. resting on his shoulders, he
coiled the rope. one end of which was
still fast to his waist
I'D give a mighty good part OF my
millions right now for a bridge cOnstruc-
ton gang" he said. but his CHEEKY.
whimsical smile belied the words
The pick and the long stick he used
as an alpenStock he balanced horizon
tally after the manner of a ropewalk-
er He thrust one foot forward tenta-
lively. drew it back and steeled him.
self with a visible physical effort.
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SMOKE BELLEW
Continued from page

twenty miles. and for the finish. with
a fifteen mile run. was his own team.
The gray twilight Of morning was
breaking az he EXCHANGED his weary
DOGS for the eight lir@n Maienutes
Suka Charley called out the order of
the teams ahead Iie O!af III Arizo-
na Biil was second. and Won Schroeder
third These were the three best men
in The country In fact, ere Smoke
had eft Dawson. the popular betting
hal placed them III that order
AS daylight strengthened Smoke
clugaf si-ht Of sled allead and in
half an hour his own lead dog was
lpspin. lit its tail Not unit the man
turned his head to exchange greetings
did Smoke recognize him as Arizona
Bill Won Schroeder had evidently
Iriss.d him. The trail. hard packed
ran too narrowly through the soft
STOW and for another half hour Smoke
",'- forced to stay in the rear Then
ti- topped an ice jam and struck
s4.onth stretch below. where were
number Of relay camps and where the
si.otT was packt widely On his knees.
swinging his whip and yelling, Smoke
drew abreast Of Arizona Bill. then pull
cd ahcad
Bi dropped behind very slowly,
though when the last relay station
w. in sight he was fully half a mile
III the rear Ahead, punched together
Stoke could see Big Olaf and Won
S breeder Again Smoke arose to his
k,"es. ana lie lifted his faded dogs into
Il burst Of speed such as u man only
c"n who has the proper instinct for
dog driving He drew up close to the
tail Of Won Schroeder's sled and in
this order the three sleds dashed out
on the smooth going below a jam
where many men and many dogs wait
ed Dawson was fifteen miles away
Non Schroeder with his ten mile re-
lays, had changed FIVE miles back and
would change five miles ahead SO
he held on, keeping his dogs at full
leap Big Olaf and Smoke made flying
changes and their fresh teams imme-
diately regained what had been lost
to tie baron. Big Olaf led past, and
Smoke followed into the narrow trail
beyond
Of Won Schroeder. now behind he
had no fear, but ahead was the great
est dog driver In the country. To pass
him seemed impossible. Again and
again many times. Smoke forced his
leader to the others sled tail. and each
time Big Olaf let out another link and
drew away Smoke hung on grimly
TIL rare was not lost until one or the
Other won, and in fifteen miles many
tLin"S could happen
Ihfpc miles from Dawson something
did happen To Smokes surprise Big
Olaf rose up and with oaths and Ieath-
er proceeded TO fetch out the last
ounce OF effort in his animals. 1t was
Il squirt that should have been reserv-
ed for the last hundred yards instead
of being begun three miles from the
finish Sheer dog killing that it was.
Smoke followed.
They topped a small jam and struck
the smooth going below sled shot
out from the side and drew in toward
him. ana Smoke understood Big Olafs
terrific squirt lie had tried to gain a
lead for the change This fresh team
that waited to jerk him down the
home stretch had been Il private sur
prise Of his
Smoke strove desperately to pass
during the exchange of sleds. With
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-04
CHAPTER XIII.
The Adventure With the Little Man.

The Adventure With the Little Man.
sS7 VISIT you wasn't SO set in your
ks ways. Shorty demurred- I'm
s. sure Scafrt of that glacier No
man ought to tackle it by his
onaly"
Smoke laughed cheerfully and ran
us eye III the gIistening face of the
fiiIy gia Ter that filled the head of the
valley Here it is August already.
1na tn .'ayS hive been getting shorter
H. iw.. "'"ufils hp cpito'nizpd he sit
uaiiun, tut know quartz. and |
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Kinder Scnreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
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