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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
MExIco's LEADING INDUSTRY.

MEXIC0iS LEADING INDUSTRY.
A. p. GREEN, Of the A. P. Green
Brick and Fire Clay Co, has last
cIssed a SHANGHAI deal in S. Louis,
which means that the business Of the
plant win be largely extended during
1916. The payroll Of The plant i row
ove 5000 q week, and growing
steadily. Mr.. GreeH'& many friends
IN Mexico congratulate him on the ar
arrangements be has made to largely
extend his business. The Issal brick
plznt b enc Of The moss successful IN
situations Of the kind anywhere IN the
world, and means much more In the
direction Of the growth and prosper.
it, Of Mexico than many Of our people
appreciate. Watch it grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
WETRD STORM m wEw YORI

MElkD cIDkM IN NV tDkh.
NeE York, Dec. 27-one Of the
weirdest storms the East has seen
IN yean-rsin. hail and snow. accom-
panied BY thunder and lightning and
q gale that reached % miles an hour
-descesded from the northwest early
Sunday as the aftermath at a Christ
mas fog.
It indirectly caused four deaths in
this city, with three at adjacent
points, carried down telegraph wires
damaged shipping, crippled railroad
traffic and caused considerable prop
eTty damage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Saturday, Dry and Sappington sold
the T. F. Roden 1ss-acre farm just
southeast Of Hardin College to T. B.
Edwards Of Billings. Montana The
price Of the farm is near ss5 an acre
1t IS a well located farm, and sold
cheap. Mr.. Edwards has been en-
gagged in the banking and mercantile
business in Montana, for ~ or fifteen
years. He viii move TO the farm about
the first Of February. The Ledger
welcomes Mr.. Edwards to Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

ONE Of the most delightful char
ity functions in Mexico during the
Holidays was the Eiks Santa Claus,
who remembered all Of the children
Of Mexico who we're not remembered
by Santa Claus any where else.
Christmas festivities would not be
complete without a Christmas tree
Of this scope and character. That's
the Christmas spirit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

AMONG those who are going 70
OBSERVE tbs god cid fashion ezstmi
II keeping open house. On New Years
Day are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. John
soz, Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne jackson
and Misses Louise and Marcena John
son, hours 400 p. m, to 1000 p. N.
W. understand that several other
ladies have in mind keeping oper
house, and we would thank then
kindly IL they would either notify u,
or our society editress, Miss Maris
Rose, phone Gil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
BURNED TO DEATH

Hsny MArg7ertA of near Guthrie,
was bzrnsa 10 death IN his home Sat
.urday night vhea Il caught FIRE and
b-nea to he grOuna Mr.. Mar
eastse vas : brother q Mrs. B. Y.
Mcintosh Of this city. He Was a
seAelor sbsut fifty years old
Ths FIRE vas not discovered Until
long after L had demolished the house
Only parts Of his body was found The
Ledger joins the people Of Mexico IN
extending sympathy 70 the bereaved
sister in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
THE - 90 other friends u

THE Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to W. H.
Mcintyre, editor ard proprietor Of
he vsndaiia Nail in the loss Of his
wife who died December the END,
leaving three children, the eldest
fourteen years old. Mrs. Mcintyre
was a devoted wife, q loving mother,
and a woman Of fine Christian char
aeter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THE Mexieo Ledger joins the pao-
pie u Mexico sna Audfain County in
congratulafing Governor tsaJor on re-
appointing j. y Wakefield Of this
county a. . member Of The State
Board Of Agriculture. Mr. Wakefield
Is . high tlass citizen, whIs considers
q public Office a public trust, and viii
al~sya Be found attending " his du-
ties n ; conscientious. prompt and
satisfactory manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

The many friends of Fred Smith
win be glad to hear he is recovering
from his injury and that he will be
able to use his ankle as well as he did
before he was hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
Marx Lurkie In he Nar,

Mark L1ckie. writing his brother,
.chsrley Luekis. from the Pacific
Coast, says that he mas just returned
from Honolulu on me alert" He
has now been detailed TO one Of the
newest submarine tenders and win
go to sea again shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THE extension Of the Burlington
Railroad to Macon City, Mo, during
1916, would surely put Mexico on the
map as one Of the best and most i'm
portant railroad centers Of the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
SD sYsTEN N W~sTMINsTu

Fzaa Ma D< I-W@mia-
ser College Il this city win enter
Iepon a asw system ef sts -
|eplize zfter he first q the year
|uhen TIE nsEay elscsed student com
"a vii becssze operative
TIE neu plan VII take the matter
Icf discipline ous of the hands Of ths
Ifzrslty and vest It IN the new body
vhish viii consist largely Of student
members
The faculty VIII have a represents
|tivs On it and the decisions Of the
council can Be appealed to the fac.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
sAraas Sale IN Partition.

p. craghsad. p,....
Va
4. Cor and Arabela c..
wife, Bartou ". Cox ard az
Cox. his wife. Susie +. C.yts-1
J. r. Carter. her husbsus
Mcdonnell. Mirtie J. Sins asss
Sims. her husband. Winnie a.
and c. s. Asbury. her HUSBAND ~
mond Ciaton Cox. q minor Ta-
Leroy Coz. . minor, Harold ..
Cox. q minor. and John ? w
guardian Of said minors. -
Turner and c. S. Turner. hsr
bard. Dennis G. Craghead Al -
craKhead. his wife, Nora p.s
craghead. Raymond N. crazhs.S
minor. William c. CragheaS
minor and J. +. Carter, guards,
said minors and N. ]. Coz. wiao-
William =. Cox, deceased, Dessns
ants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

EMPEROR YUAN Of China is said
to be such a devoted family man that
he knows the first name Of all bat
is or 20 Of his children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

REPUBLICAN, leaders pretend to be
willing to meet Progressiyes half way.
How do they reconcile this with all
their assertions that the Progressives
are already back in the G. o. Pr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

PEACE theorists insist that pre-
paredness leads a nation 70 attack a
weaker country. They seem perfect
ly content that the United States
shall play the part Of the weaker coun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

" I HrrFE and Kiss Lena
W-ht wy n.E-iz y IN Rev !
e Ss1usz
Jzua a Craig ang saalaE mur@d
1s Fs- Wa-A -eEnA - Ee
Ez Sara Greer di=a a hs- hpgs
Lzz-ens MsE1-ans xzs hu-sd N
ErwBu6 rszssE
Il r szsus a AaE ard
Ez H FH@ m Maz-Ds C1z-F
wEw uE--s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
WILLIAM BATES FOUND DEAD.

William Bates, GO years old, Of 6156
Bartmer avenue, St Louis, son-in-Iaw
"a James Ciacher, a former hardware
merchant of this city, was found dead
IN the snow On the west bank Of the
larger Creve Occur Lake at II a. m.
Sunday.
A C~orooner's jury was unable TO de-
lnately determine the cause Of death,
but there was a theory that he died Of
exposure. He leaves a wife and two
sons. Edward and Robert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THE Kansas City Times says:
The man who does moi believe in adj
~yertisng, The Mexico Ledger has no.
tired. always begins to get scared
ussn his eonpetitoii starts spending
money for printsrs ink.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Wilkins AND BROWN, who suf-
fered serious damage 70 their big
shoe stock on account Of fire We'd
nesday, win be open for business just
as soon as possible. A little thing
like . fire never puts p crimp into
busting. live, business men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

]. Kelly Pool Missouri's next Sec
rotary Of State, was IN Mexico Sat.
urday to attend a Reunion Of the
Turley famimly, as Nh. Pools wife
was a Miss Turley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THOSE high collars for women viii
serve several useful purposes. For
instance, when a woman wishes TO
pass unrecognized, she can draw in
her head Ike a turtle, and navigate
through d peep hole.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

IT il underwood that the G. o. r.
bosses Invitation fer Progressive. TO
ArssuFn to the fold1 Is not intended 70
mean dist the P~rogressiyes shall be
sllossd 70 vote % the Republican
p~resiasntlal primaries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Mrs. W. G. Huey and little son,
Donald, have returned after spending
Christmas day in Illinois with rel
atives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THE Germans don't want it, the
allies ridicule IT. the neutrals a scof
at it. Otherwise Mr.. Ford's expedi-
ton has an excellent chance Of sue
cess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

IT'S CO degrees below zero in .swc-
den. But that's nothing compared to
the eoldness experienced by the peace
expedition in Norway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

1T must have cost Ford a lot to
pilot his peace party, but think what
a bunch Of money he saved by aods-
ing the Christmas season at home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

DON'T kiss, or you will get the
grip warns the health board. Row
what for a interchangeable" o
ment,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

The present term Of Circuit Court
is going to be closed up the first
week in January. Court adjourned
last Friday, to meet january third,
when the following cases are set fcs
trial.
State vs.. Rowe, Jan. 9.
Locke vs.. Woodman ct al, Jan. A.
Anders VS.. crum, Jan. 5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

COLONEL ROOSEVELT re-
marks the New York American ISN'T
saying anything He Is merely do
ing a good deal Of talking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

John Arnold, the banker, Of Bill
lings, Montana, is here on a visit TO
friends and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

WHAT a glorious time European
cities will have, later on in Boosting
Iof what their population was in 1911.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
BE. Doe Ea cnIh.rtaon -

Mrs. Joe Ed culbertson died Sun.
Gay, and her remains win reach here
TINS afternoon and viii be taken to
sandalia, Nc for interment. Mrs.
e~ui5ertson leaves a husband, and one
daughter. Mrh. Charles Maxwell Of
Aush Hi. The Ledger joins other
friends In extending sincere SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

BIGGEST SNOW X IN 49,
Al 2 o'sloek Monday nsniar -
" inches of nov had alre.s7 ~
ms 5 he largest sus- rn.. ~.
sersriine to J. +. Le.sIlya- !.
weather observer.
In 1914 during Februsr -.
.inehes q zno~ zen out u. n-s
nov Al enc time was nine 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

$685. - - Wns9T L=fgE
$500 ws1A ~ a4Az - - nz-rn
- 2zz ezper sd xsnE &1E 80
nrsIEru rrnn,GF - thu1 So vi
AZ En ezps e Enr 1rssr1a
WSL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Mr.. PULLMAN WINS the 4berth
Of a nation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Mr.. FORD at least, is "out n the
trenches by Christmas"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

P.ui youngsr spent a5..
Day in csnsralia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
v. s. Hat6aWav Viii

daughter, Mr.. G. A. Ross, 70 wash
ngton' D. g. this week, whore he
viii spend the winter,
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02
is DEAD.

That preacher who promis ed
to send us soUe money while at
the Board in Future City on Mon
day or Tuesday OF last week il he
lived. We failed to get it, He $
dead.
We are planning to place some
accounts OF our back subscribers
in rhs hands Of a collector. To
save costs pay up at once. Hav-
ing the postmaster mark refused
will not pay the bill as some OF
our dishonest patrons have en-
deavored to do We give you
valuable and prompt service and
we must havs our money. II you
don't vast tho rpaper pay W
promptly and ask US to stop il
like a mar or soman.-Editor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02
DEWMAINE.

The Mt. Zion Baptist church
had a rally Sunday March I'll !.
by the two clubs appointed at the
church meeting in Jan. The
captain OF Club No. Bro. Frank
Michaux. with Sist. Annie Mich
aux Lient., raised $Ioo o8. and
Club No with Bro. Dan Hol-
ly captain and Sister Annie Wade
Lieut.. raised $ro3.oo We rais-
ed $i2. SO pastor S salary and the
Trustees raised $40. II. Our
pastor was with US and gave US
some wholesome instructions.
We had with us Revs Davis,
Martin. Of ColpsviIle. Johnson OF
this place in the afternoon and a
splendid sermon was delivered
We raised $242.54 May God
bless the good wome1.
We are moving on nicely tho
our pastor has been sick 6 weeks.
We pray that he may recover
Mr.. Homer Kelly was accident
ly shot in the left arm by Ready
Smith. Mar. II.
+. ]. Jones.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02
Roy r. Helm.

In this issue OF the Gazette vii
be found the announcement o
Roy K. Helm as a candidate for
e-election for city attorney at
the April election. Mr.. Helm
has served in that capacity for
two years and has made a splen-
did record.
He is one of the best young
lawyers 10 southern Illinois. He
i sound reasoner and an orator
OF rare ability. He can always
he relied on when the citys busi-
ness is placed into his hands.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02
cARBoNpALE.

Sunday School OF Rock Hill
Baptist church was well attended
Sunday. Rev. Norment beauti-
fully delivered his sermon from
John II:2s and it was very much
enjoyed by every one At night
he preached from /. Kings 1921
Oa Sunday April 4. reeival
meeting will begin at Rock Hill
Baptist church.
Mrs. Maud Couthon is on the
sick list.
The Sewing Circle OF Rock
Hill Baptist church is progressing
rapidly with Mrs. Morment as
president. Among the visitors
present Thursday were Rev. Will
liams. Mr.. O'Connor and Rev
N Norment.
Mr.. Tob Vonds OF Charleston
Mo-. and Mrs. Zella Everbart OF
Champaign. attended the funeral
OF Miss Clara Clarkscn. Friday
March 26. Miss Clarkson died
at her home on North Illinois
Ave, Tuesday night at AS,
after an illness of about one year S
duration. Funeral services were
held at the A. M E church.
Rev. Geo. a. Brown OF Alton,
officiating
Mrs Era Carter. aged ID years.
died at her home on North Wash
ingtoa St. Monday afternoon at 4
o clock: funeral services were
held at the Hopewell Baptist
church. Rev. G. w. Dorsey off,
ciating.
Miss Alcshea Smith OF Spring
field, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Clarkson.
| Charles Hsll was born in Ap-
pieton. Mo. 1891. died in Car
bondale. at his he me on No. tn
Marion St Friday even rg Mar
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02

IS. 2oI5. having b Ell conin:d d
to his bed only II days. Ward
was injured at the Plant about a
year ago and it is believed to be
indirectly the cause Of hi. de ath.
at his death he suffered much
with his brain He leaves faith
er, wife. brother and host OF rel
atives and friends to mourn their
loss. Funeral was held atthe
Olivet Free Baptist church Sun
day March 2Sth.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-02

Now we can understand life
that has lost its SAVIOR. 1t has
lost the companionship OF the
Lord. Religion has only an oc.
cssional interest 1t has also
los; the spirit OF sacrihce-heDce
the excuses they give. And last
ly the followers have lost the
great idcI OF a christian life.
We never retain an ideal for
which we make no sacrifice.
Ideals always fade il they are
,tingily fed. They are like
lamps without a sufficient amount
Of oil in home.
Read before the w. L. NJ. So
ciety Future City, 3-2i, 1915.
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New Brownheld. March 28, 1915
Mr.. ]. b. McCrary.
MettOnniis I'll
Metropolis. III.

Mr.. J. b. McCrary.
Metropolis. III.
Dear Sir, by order OF Sincere
Baptist church. this place notifies
you that the afore said church is
making preparations to accept
the Teachers Institute OF the
Mt Olive Baptist s. S. Conven-
tion to be held Friday before the
4th Sunday in April 1915.
We can take care OF IS or 20
delegates.
Done by order of the church.
Rev. J. n. Hiliey. Pastor,
d. d. Sutton, Clerk.
We will be at your station on
Thursday before the 4th Sunday.
Meet all trains. The Cairo. Fu-
ture City. Mounds. Mound City.
Vienna, Colpsville, Carbondale.
Centralia, Golden. Sparta, Ullin.
Pulaski. Duquoin. Harrisburg.
Mt. Vernon. Olive Branch VII
have to leave home Thursday
morning in order to reach New
Brownfield in the afternoon.
Messengers from Unionville, Jop-
pa. Belgrade. Metropolis. ReunG
Knob, can leave on the afternoon
train Thursday and make connec-
ltion at Recvesnlle.
We hope to have good repre-
sentation at this meeting. Come
prepared to work and appear on
the program. We are expecting
the missionaries, the moderator.
End some OF the pastors who are
interested in our district and our
Educational and Mission wcrk.
We are looking for the presidents
OF all the auxiliaries. Be sure
and meet us there.
]. B. McCrary.
Institute Conductor.
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that fully as much honor may DC
attached So that the boys who
want to follow agricultural EN-
ployment has just good right to
claim a thorough education as the
boy who is ambitious TO become
lawyer. physician or a clergy
man and let them think they must
begin with little just as the great
men did. Paul was tentmaker,
John Bunyan was tinker, Ben
iamin Franklin wrought in soap
and candle factory, Daniel Web
ster held the plow. Abraham Lin
coln was a wood chcpi er and
General Garfield toiled On a canal
boat. It is always honor able to
do honest work.
Honor and shame from no con-
d;tion rise, act we'll your part
there all the honor lies.
Read before the w. L. & M
Society, Future City. ILL.,, March
IL. 1915.
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Big Fire

Monday morning the residence
OF Mrs Soirona Martin OF T, St.
caught on fire from a defective
flue and was badly damaged, also
her household goods. She car.
ried some insurance but not e.
nough TO have replaced it had
the bsilding ;. been total loss
The Gazette is in deep sympathy
with the family.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. George Nicely. OF this city
and Miss Lucy Morgan OF Louis
lana. were quietly united in the
Holy Bonds Of Matrimony Sstur-
day night at lhe home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Jones on Pearl ST.,
Rev. Thos Morris officiated
Both are industrious young
people and we believe they will
make good.
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lOPPA
J. B. McCrary.
Institute Conductor

The Ladies Aid Society met at
Sister Winnie Faulkner's home
NJ onday afternoon March goth.
There were quite a number Of
members present after business
we were served with a delicious
lunch. Our next meeting will be
at Mrs. Milton Crigler.
Mrs Ollie Aker lett Saturday
for Future City to visit her faith
er Mr.. George Bradley.
Mrs, Mamie johnson came
home Saturday from Paducah.
K.