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The Adair County news., 1915-05-12
Lecture.

Rev. Frederick A. Hamilton will
deliver a lecture in this city the lat
ter part of this month. The matter
of arrangement is in the hands OF a
committee, the exact date and place
to be announced later.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

All persons indebted to the late W.
Z. Walker by note please come for
ward and pay same or they will be
put in the hands of an officer for col
lection. t,'i Mrs. Tolie Walker.
26-3t
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

Born, to the wife of Tim B Cravens,
Tompkinsville, Monday, the Sd, a son.
The child died in a few hours.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

i now have the Easiest Pump on the
market. Call and see my stock before
buying. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
27-3t S. f. Eubank.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12
Overall Bargains.

From now until the 3lst of this
month we will run our stock of over
alls at 20 per cent, discount. Call
and look them over.
27-2t Garrison Bros.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12
TIN WORK.

1 am prepared to do any kind of Tin
Work, Roofing, Gutterirg, sc. 1
make Sheet Iron Stoves, Galvanized
Tanks, Sand Pumps and any other
thing made in Tin or Sheet Iron. Call
at my shop if you need anytime in my
line or repair work in tin or sheet iron.
Over L. W. Bennetts's Store.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

It matters not the kind of Kodak
you have, l have the film that fits.
Try them. L. E. Young.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

There is white eve sheep on my
farm which the owner can have for
the keeping and paying for this no.
tice. J. T. Brockman
27.2t Joppa, KY.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12
Additional Locals.

FOR SALE. White Faced Black Span.
ish eggs; 75c. for Is. Full Stock.
Mrs. E. L. feeSe, Columbia, Nv. Box I73.
The Adair County news., 1915-05-12

No orders taken for tuning, at hall
price, after this week.
J. w. Hicks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

The store roms on the South Side
Of the Square occupied by Garrett
and Criswell and DR.. W. p. Conwell
were to be enlarged and otherwise
improved.
k. r. Arnold, ST., departed for Bill
lings, Montana, to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Annabelle Arnold to
David Moss.
Mayor E. E. Jones sold his interest
in the Custom Mills in this city to A.
D. Williams, of Galloway county.
DR.. L. H. Lanier, of Martinsburp
and Miss Straud, of St. Louis were
married in the latter city.
The school election passed off quiet
ly. DR.. E. S. Gave and J.. H. SaIlee
were elected members of the School
Board; the school levy carried: ]. N.
Cross was elected County School
Superintendent and the following
were elected members of the CITY
Council; LIST ward, Lewis; End ward.
Marshall; Bird ward, Heller; 4th ward.
Potts.
X ID. Rodgers was elected Exalted
Ruler Mexico Lodge, No. 919, B. P.
0. E.
George Lee bought a large mum.
Der of horses at Huntsville.
The Audrain County Convention of
the Modern Woodmen Of America
was held in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
BEREA.

Mrs. Amer Mundy is on the sick
list. V. Baker of near Laddonia
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Felix
Martin, over Sunday.-Little Miss
Lettie Susan Sharp Of Mexico, is the
guest of p. r. Cauthorn and family.
y. W. GorrelI and wife visited near
Monroe City last week and attended
the wedding Of their niece, Miss Dollie
Hickman to Mr.. Orval Lewellen We'd
nesday evening.-Mrs. Jas. Greed
spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Wilson, east Of Molino.-
Misses Reba and Nina Fisher at
tended the funeral of Mrs. VIII Han
nah at South Fork church Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Albert Richardson will
probably have the earliest turkeys in
this neighborhood this year. She sat
81 turkey eggs March 29.-While re-
turning from her brother, Almer
Monday morning the horse Miss Cora
Mundy, was driving became unman-
ageable and ran away throwing Miss
Cora out and bruising her up consid-
erably.-Mrs. Jas. Greed is selling
goose eggs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
YOuNG's GREEN.

Sunday school was organized at
Long Branch last Sunday. There was
a good attendance. J. G. Craw-
ford was elected superintendent.
Midway and 0livet, also, organized
Sunday Schools. Frank Niece was
made superintendent at Midway and
Clyde Ellis at 0livet. All are invited
to come out and attend these Sunday
sehools-Mazie Maxwell visited at
NJ. and Mrs. G. T. Schieffer's last
Saturday and Sunday. She also spent
some time with DR.. Settle and wife,
going back to her school at Palmyra
Sunday evening. She has three more
weeks of school-We are having
beautiful weather, planting potatoes
and making garden is the order of the
day.-Mr. and Mrs. viii Peck were
down to see G. T. Schieffer and wife
Sunday afternoon, together with Mrs.
Alice Asbury and Bertha Mcintosh.
Miss Elizabeth o'Brien closes a
very successful school Friday at
Bryan. All will have well filed
baskets and have a social time in
general. Her pupils viii exhibit some
fancy work.-G T. Schieffer sold a
three year old filley to NJ. 0. Sim
mons Of Shelby County, for $780,
Forrest Berry and family were guests
of Harry Heller and family Sunday
Mrs. Eta Blum has a nice flock Of
chickens, over f00.-Dr. Flynt is re-
modelling his house, adding another
story to it. When completed, it will
be the largest house in Moline.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
AuXYASSE.

Gene Campbell, Ailene Woodson,
Esther Phillips and Carl Woodson,
motored to Mexico Monday-Mrs.
Bell Young is home from Mexico
where she attended the horse sale.
Others from here were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Meyer, S. G. Wood, Ed
Brett, ]. B. and Eugie Henderson, DR..
Adams holland Huddleston and Bernard
Cowles-Mrs. w. r. Buckner was
hostess to the Tuesday Club last
week.-John Yates who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in St. Louis
Wednesday is doing nicely.-Mrs.
Baldrch of Fulton is very sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Vic HAM
ilton.-Bob Connor of Fulton was here
last week enroute to the horse sale in
Mexico.-Miss Mary Cecil Gibbs had
eight of her girl friends to dinner
Sunday.-Mrs. Tubbs of Shanty Town.
presented by the faculty of Auxvasse
schools, will be given in the Buckner
building Friday evening.-Dr. Cowan
who died at the home of his son, Chas.
Cowan, . miles southeast of Auxvasse
was buried from the old Auxvasse
church, z miles southeast of here at
II o'clock Wednesday.Rev A.A. Wal
lace Of Mexico conducted the funeral.
assisted by Rev. Wood of Auxvasse.
DIR. Cowan was pastor of the old Aux
vase church 81 years and filled his
regular appointment Sunday, but feel
ing bad about midnight, DR.. Crews
was called from Fulton, who found
his heart in a poor condition and he
finally expired at 5 o'clock Monday
~morning-Misses Ruby Beckley, Mar
garet Berry and Stella Ramsey with
John Ward Tyler attended the funeral
Of Prof. Bakers mother, at White
Cloud, eight miles from Fulton, Sun
day.-Mrs. Clay Duncan of Kansas
City, spent Easter with her parents,
and Mrs. j. Frank Buckner.-
Mrs. Ramsey of McCredie spent Fri
day here with her daughter, Miss stel-
la.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
At OLD TRAILS
ROAD AND IT'S CONDITION

Judge J. NJ. Lowe, president of the
Old Trails Road Association, says
that highway is a discredit to Mis-
souri, and states that ofthe eighty coun
ties the road passes through only ore
failed to do road work last year and
that county was in Illinois.
"Of course, the stretches that are
not surfaced with hard material are
all dragged and are good dirt roads,
he said, " but Missouri and Illinois
ought to close up those gaps with
roads that are good every day in the
year. Summer time roads are not
enough.
Two Million Available This Year.
1--WE are falling behind. More than
two million dollars was spent on this
highway last year, more than ever
was spent on a national road, and as
much is available for this year. How
ever, our state did not do its share.
'The motorists that pass over the
highway to the fair this year will call
it a good year. There is not a poor
stretch in it from ocean to ocean in
summer time, but after coming over
the brick paved highways of Ohio, and
the magnificent macadam roads of
Maryland, West Virginia and Indiana,
our roads will not appear in keeping
with the wealth of our state.
"Of course from here west, most of
the Old Trail Road is dirt, but it has
been put in better condition than the
public will believe if tell them about
it. There is but one way TO know the
pleasures of that historic trip to the
West, and that is to take it. About
fifty thousand people are expected to
do this before fall"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

upon conviction thereof. be punished
by a fine Of not less than 1875 and not
more than $500 or by Imprisonment
in the county Jail not less than ten
days or more than ninety days, or
by both fine and Imprisonment"
VIII Drive Out Fakers and Quacks.
This bill will prevent holding fake
fire and bankruptcy sales, marketing
fake securities or fake financial deals
of any kind and will stop the opera
ton of quack doctors, c~lairvoyants
and similar get-rich-quick promoters.
Missouri is the t~wenty-frst state to
pass a pure advertising law. The 9th
err states where the law is in force
are: Iowa, Indiana, Louisiana, Mich
igan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio,
Wisconsin, South Dakota, Utah,
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Washing
ton, Oregon, North Dakota, New York,
New Persey,M Massachusetts,, Maryland
and Connecticut. In addition to these
states many of the leading cities of
the country have passed ordinances
modelled on this bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Stumpf
April LIST, a son.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Maher of Centralia visited at joni
Zimmerman's Sunday.-Elmer Hell
wig lost a good horse Sunday.-Miss
Lucy Vail died at her home east of
Benton City Wednesday night: De-
ceased was rs years old and the cause
of her death was pneumonia. The fun
eral was held in the Presbyterian
church Saturday at three O'Clock.
DR.. A. A. Wallace Of Mexico conduct
ed the seryiees.-Roy Simonton, a stu
dent Of Westminster college at Full
ton, preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday. In a few weeks. Rev.
Franc Mitchell of Keytesville will
take up the work as minister for Ben
ton City and Montgomery.-Levi
Watts has been quite i'll but is now
slowly recOvering.-Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hinze were W~ellsville visitors
Saturday.-The Bell Dramatic Club
gave their play Dora Thorne" in
hartinsburg Saturday night.-George
Lierheimer and family visited at Mrs.
A. Erisman's Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
20 Years Ago.


A pair Of horses belonging to VIII
liam Galloway we're drowned at the
Paris bridge just north of Mexico.
The funeral of James Reed was held
at the Christian church, here, the
Masons officiating.
A fine horse belonging to Col. J. T.
Johnson was killed by lightning.
BENZ. F. James died at his home
southeast of Mexico. He was rs years
old.
Charley Foushe, 20 years old, died
in this city.
Thomas Water, rs years old, died
at his home near New Hope church
IN this county.
William Riley and Miss Maggie
Carnhart of mean Tulip, were mar
ried.
The Rev. Mr.. Shelton was called to
the pastorate Of the Roch Hill Chris
tian church.
DR.. Reid bought a house and lot
at Rowena from John Vance.
The members of the town board at
Rush Hill were G. R. Mccall, H. Win.
kler, A. Feutz, Charles Supple and
W. T. Kendall.
c. A. Cobbs and Miss Mollic Mich
OILS, of Centralia, were married in
this city.
Prof. F. NJ. Green was employed
to teach the summer term at Sailing
school house.
The Palmyra Spectator announced
the engagement Of Miss Eloise Mum
power, Of Gallatin. formerly of Mex
leo to John Sosey of Palmyra.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
Mhat,. The Matter with AudraIn co?

W. understand that it is being told
around town that the travelling men,
when coming in on the trains can tell
when they get in Audrain County by
the rough roads. They see from the
a windows. Now, this is a disgrace
and we know from our own experience
that from here to Paris, that as Dol
as you get over into Monroe County
the roads are being dragged and
kept up in good shape, while here in
Audrain they are neglected and are
rough and rutty. You can also take
the same thing south just as soon as
you get over into Galloway County,
on the Fulton road, you will find they
have the roads in nice shape, while
in our county they have not been
touched, only three or four miles out
of town.
Now whose fault is this? We have
the money appropriated for this and
whose business is it to see that this
law is enforced and that every main
travelled road out of Mexico is drag
ged over the adjoining county line as
it should be and not let these other
counties get ahead of US, while we are
a much better county, financially and
every other way-Mr. Booster Knock
er.
Up. 81 "a booster for Mexico and
Audrain but a knocker on the way
our roads are neglected.)-B. X.
We think that Mr.. Booster Knock
er" is mistaken regarding the roads
in Audrain County. OF course we
have some bad roads in Audrain just
like we have in other counties
throughout the state. II is true that
more Of our people should use the
road drags which would improve our
thoroughfares wonderfully. Our re-
ports are to the effect hal the roads
in the Mexico Eight Mile Road Dis
trict are in first class condition, much
better thar roads you will find any
where else. 1t is almost impossible
to keep all Of our roads in first class
shape, but our people from time to
time are taking more interest in the
matter and we believe that substan-
tial and more permanent improve
ments will be made from time to time
SO that Audrain will have as good
roads as any county in the state.
Editors LedgeE)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
Many Work Way
Through College

teaching music in St Louis and gives
part Of her time to the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association, saying,
in offering her service. that she has
had 50 much done fer her she
wants to help others Another is a
.~bookkeeper with a large mercantile
company in a nearby city, and when
she first started with q small salary
she wrote ne Il have never been in
debt Another Is the wife Of a MS
ing young minister. she leading the
music. as that was the talent she de-
velopcd while here. The last Of three
sisters Is with Us this year. two hav-
ing gone into the business world and
are caring for their mother who
makes the home for them; and soon
the baby sister viii assume her share.
/ could 90 on at length. but these
show something Of what we are do
ing. -Four seniors grace the depart
nent this year. all worth while. II
you could happen into the dining
room some evening about half past
Eve and hear the songs and merry
peals Of laaghter.you, with me, would
decide that it IS good to help some
sometimes.
Mrs. Tina B. Dobyns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
HAD is QUARTS ON HIM

A Bulgarian, the only part of his
name that a be Anglicized being
Nick" vas arrested early FRIDAY
morning by night officer Painter after
he had offered to sell the policeman
one of the l6 quarts of boozs he was
carrying with him. He stated he was
selling it to the pipe-liners and was
on his way to their camp when taken
into custody.
The booze is white and clear and
looks and smells like pure alcohol
lie called it "gin-whiskey" but per-
maps 1t is better known as white
Mule because of the number of kicks
each bottle affords.
Nick was arranged before ,Judgo
williams Friday morning, and fined
s307.50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08

Louis Hubert, a prominent farmer
Of Audrain County, came to this
country from Hanover, Germany, for
ty-nine years ago Tuesday, April g.
He says there has been wonderful i'm
proyement in every direction since he
came to America and his account of
his trip from New York 10 st. Louis
with poor engines ond poor equip
ment, is quite interesting. Mr.. HUI
bert says in his opinion the greatest
necessity in Audlsin County at this
time is permanent good roads. lie
thinks that money spent in this direc-
ton is the best that is invested, espe
tally by the farmers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
10. 20 AND 30 A
AGO THIS WEEK.

pleuro-pneumonia was killing many
c,ttle in Galway county. A meet
ing Of eattlemen was called at Full
ton to devise ways and means Of
stamping out the disease.
]. v. Patton opened a harness shop
over Claeher and RulOf's hardware
Store.
Mrs. George Poteet was moving to
Kansas City to reside. Mr.. Poteet
had a position with a railroad there.
The officers Of the Mexico Gun Club
were as follows: ]. c. Buekner. pres
iaent: ]. 7. Neale, vice-President; W.
A. Morris. treasurer; J. 4. Moore,
secretary.
W. W. Morris was building a two
story residence at LAddonia.
Miss Stella Wilson, Of Laddonia,
was awarded the prize for the best
young lady skater under fourteen
years old.
c. +. Clark was home from Cal
;fornia where he went 10 get his faith
er-in-law, William Sims, who was in
very poor health.
A. X. Luckie purchased the George
Poteet residence in south Mexico.
Judges for the Mexico election we're
selected as follows: LIST ward, Jos.
Lupton, Hugh Wilson Alex Keene;
2nd ward, P. Z. Locke, L. Mundy, W.
H. Lee; srd ward. N. NJ. Roberts, W.
J. Robinson, NJ. Blum; fourth ward,
James Finn, Fred Rosenberg, James
Patton; 5th ward, J. B. Mcintyre, Jas
Pollard, d. C. Wright; 9Th ward, JOS
ian Wright, C. Wright, J. NJ. Coons.
Drs. French of Mexico and Meal
lister, of Columbia, departed for Eur
ope to visit the different hospitals of
that Continent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
MOLINO.


Mrs. John Heller and little daugh.
ter, Fern, returned home from Santa
Fe, Sunday.-D. S. Weaver and fam.
lily of near Skinner attended church
here Sunday and were guests of H.
L. Weaver-John Cowherd of Mexico
was the guest of Porter Cawthorn
Monday night-Charles Tanner and
family of Skinner we're guests of
Harry Heller and family Sunday and
attended church at Mt. Zion.-Dr.
Flynt's residence will soon be com
pleted. He is having it remodeled and
an upper story added. Certainly will
be an improvement to Molino.-Rev
J. S. Arvin filed his regular appoint
ment at Mt. Zion Saturday and Sun.
day. He will preach at Bethlehem
Church the 9TH Sunday morning in
this month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
NEW HOPE.

Bernerd Sellers and family and
VIII Freeman and wife visited Har.
vey Stewart and family Sunday
1ohn Dixon and family visited their
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Wilson Sunday
Mrs. Ola Sellers has returned home
after a few days visit with her par.
ents, Mr.. Harvey Stewart and family
e. r. Davenport and family visited
Mrs. D%avenport's parents, c. w. vii.
son and family Sunday-Miss Eaie
visited Harvey Stewart and
family Sunday afternoon.--Arcbie
johnson and family visited w. N.
and wife Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
MMORTALIZED A BALL CLI1R

A4tHiohl ALlEED a BALL CLUB
A number of Kansas towns bear the
names of baseball athletics who fig.
ured in the sport sheets of bygone
years as members of the champion
st. Louis Cardinals of 1891.
1t came about as follows: The wear
that the Cardinals won the pennant
the Missouri Pacific was finishing its
line west of Osawatomie. Most of the
officials Of the road were st. Louis
men and enthusiastic fans. When the
work On the new road was finished
they made a trip of inspection and no.
tlced many new town sites sp~ringingun
along the line. Many of them were
as yet without a name, so the direc-
tors took the Cardinal payroll and
named the Hedging towns after men,
bers of the team.
The men thus immortalized. and
hence the names of the towns. are:
oBrien' Rantoul, lines, Richter, Lo-
max, Miller, Admore, Allen, Bushonc.
Comiskey, Helmick, Delavan. Dillon.
Elmo Carlton, Langley, Crawford.
Frederic, Bushton, Clahin, olmitz.
otis, Hargrave, McCracken, Brownell.
Ransom, Arnold, Shields and Healy.
Blue Grass Seed, 15e a 10. at Smith
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
YoUNG's CREEK.

Mrs. Mildred Grimes and Mrs. J. G.
Crawford visited with Mrs. Otto Car
penter one day last week-Charles
Tanner and family of Skinner visited
with Harry Heller and family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peck called on
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Schieffer Sunday
afternoon-Miss Cora Mundy was e r
iously injured Monday morning while
driving a young horse single. The
horse became frightened throwing
her from the yehicle.-Harry House
holder, Nh and Mrs. J. G. Crawford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Householder
motered to Mexico Sunday afternoon
to attend the Masonic services held
at the Christian church-Mrs. Reuben
Harlow spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Lipp of Monroe
County.
With the StOckmen
r. J. Weinand, John Blum and Milt
Householder recently received a car
of corr at Mexico.-W. w. johnson
had eight sheep killed by dogs and
several crippled one afternoon last
weeks. A. Muff of Springfield, Ohio.
is here looking after the business in
Of his farm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
New Fraternity Houses.

The Sigma NJ fraternity at Mis-
souri, University is arranging to build
an $4,000 house this summer. Will
liam Cave Johnson and Charles Guth-
RE of this city, are members of this
fraternity. Delta Tau Delta, of which
Kenneth Sanford and Orlando Worrell
are members will have a new SIT, 500
house ready for occupancy in Septem-
Der. The Pi Beta Phi sorority will
build a beautiful new home costing
about $4,000 Misses Miriam Glandon
and Mildren johnson are Pi Phis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08
KING WOULD LEAD
COUNTRY ON wan

London, April ~
has added his plea to tn. e
owners and. in some case, III
labOrities themselves, that
GUS measures be adopted h
the question of drunkenps, Ell
is urged,is having the CHI
ing the delivery of mupis.
The King has VOLUNTEER.
considered advisable, ~
give up the use of all alros
and to issue an order agsrs
in the royal household. S.
cation has been sent 70
George, the Chancellor lex
ehequer, by the Kings IL
tary, Lord Stamfordhan =
The question of drink ss =
on the work which
necessary for the successy
ton Of the war o~yershaim
present moment cyeryln,
public interest. The press : Ia.
lie favors some drastic ne
majority Of the newspaper
ing the belief that total n
which would apply to all
necessary.
The Government, howeyv
yet reached a decision on d,
although If Mr.. Lloyd-C,
Lord Kitchener have their
believed there will be tos = !
ton. To bring thi, about :
eminent must have an act |.
ment passed. ~
II Is pointed out that to m ~
sale Of liquor only in tn, dal
w'her men are engaged IN
facture Of munitions woul
great cutlery and that, asid =
ial prohibition, apparently ejgl
way Of dealing with the M cas
further curtaiimeut " u An,
sale. W.,
Some persons favor pohi
sale Of spirits, but allowing
hcer and wine. 1t is undeH A'aS
ever, that the Leaders in d St
would not be satisfied eSccEaay
most stringent restrrtoa NJ 4
"The situation in the n !,
and other war theaters Is n
Amsterdam, April lad
German newspapers rec %
the German federal counol to
an order Strengthening h fol
ions regarding the sale d me
Germany. The order perur ,
trail authorities of each stll
discretion, to limit or ID
sale Of spirits. Any vioasl +
prohibition is punishable al
$500 or Imprisonment fol, u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-08


The last stock sales at wellsville
until fall viii be held Saturday.
J. S. Harrison, Of the live stock
commission firm Of Fry. Hannah and
Harrison, Of National Stock Yards,
Ill.,, was in Mexico on a visit to his
brother, DR.. ]. F. Harrison today.
B. r. Middleton is in receipt of IS
from C. Z. Wheeler, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, to be placed in the fund for a
memorial fountain to the memory Of
Rex Mcdonald to be erected here.
VOORHEES, Coons visited his farm
northeast Of Moline, Wednesday.
". W. Harper is home from a bus
mess trip to his fine farm near Hig-
bee.
Bradford Barr, who resides north of
this city is recovering from a recent
accident He was butted by a billy
goat and had FIVE teeth knocked out
and his nose broken as a consequence.
W R (Bus) Buckner, northeast of
Auxvasse, got his left hand badly
torn Monday morning when he got
the member caught in the chain of a
seeder One finger especially was
badly lacerated and it was thought at
first that it might have to come off,
Auxvasse Review.
Tom Bass is recovering from injur-
les he received Saturday when a horse
he was showing at the sale slipped
and fell upon him. He narrowly es-
capped serious injury from the an
finals heels.
Most Of the cat crop in Audrain
has been put in according to many
farmers from various sections of the
county.