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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

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Homer f.l. UioouinIl1u. u... j. r.
Gro airF Memphis Tenn r. g.
Spri-Es. Grand Forks. *. d. r. J..
ku.ppie Marion. Ind. and W. \.
Graves EuII. okla.
The committee VIII probably be iu
session several DAYS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
RUSSIA DEcoRATES
HEROES or FRANCE

PARIS ApsE ts Decoration have
been earfsrrsG bT she supsror of Res
sss sraa sJ Fresrh amerrs. 500 aur-
s5ssasfssseees 0~eFrs asd 100 soldiers
an 81 wherr ftssieFufsh~i te@ruFeia~s
f. garsqas sars siars tse var began.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
THIS THE LAST DAY
FOR REGISTRATION

rF-sf reris-raties for ere ~isriira
e- Ns-r CD rsss o. made today D.
VOTERS rar afr-ssr listed le6r tae
aaafs as elzis.-s WDaea Wti o.
able rs vote aF ere e1a'rE e.tT r'rr-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
RITUAL COMMITTEE
HOLDS IT'S SESSION

Members % enc ritual committee o.
th~ Modern woudmeu are iu the city
today. a. work or che revision ~ the
service. Men comprising this commit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

rsr5eF property or ubleh Co erect
ealres ~ftfrr srf a baudirE Co.
vac rl~eEas-l April te. 1876 and ere
ee-esr ss1rs was iad wsF g 1875.
tsr esarrf being e1rE'-trf fgr ft~
r-ss service Fre 90. ltrT. TIE formal
frffrst50e ~ ere rE1rcF took place
Ner q 1879 IRE frst Ladies. t.t
society Tas a-EaeiE=f March e. 1893
n~f ere N1~as.s 1ftss.7rsrF e1efrfF
was rTru-t SOW q. teTs.
rr~ -hgree. rruorirs ere removal
~ ur H~are. vrs efstalf q regular
Isl appointed pastor urfu F~b 1873
ver- urv &c. Wll-F u u took lr
ss- Wa-t srf r~rsts-f With 'f~ con
E-rssftHr grFT ITrF 1850 ta tHF
asf af chat Tesr GFr O.. Halliday
u u faoE Ep active uaFE o. pastor
rrf served rer# FrH feet ad1
~11re later ur 49, Marquis was
.rI1ef ara f0oe TO- eir pastoral vurt.
-rer.-a ~ atre ..r r1rErrsafi1u ua-
FH EHHeafarr Eff. varr Fr resigned
fr .ase 70 ere wTrt of prFi~t~rfrnt
Of missions fr Fer state. with resi-
tre.e Ir chicago rrF r0Iur Peoples .
association vac organized ir t'e-
visitor was irf-6drerf April s.. 1855.
rre church. made rapid Eru~fE and .
BE- 1ee soon deemed wise fr provide .
f.- s.sarr expansion ana with ttif .
fri ut-f q Foe vrs rH~eEasTt at tFr .
rear af fre eFgreE rf5rrF and or Ar- .
~ 1895. rr~ corner store OF faF .
rev E1essr eeF11f rooms was iE.t I
aef ts~ -Elre~ uaF dedicated Dee q. .
1905 Hetta bard was oFEarItrt .
yfrreh g. 1891 art FF~ r@s's club War .
formed F-r g 1905
mhership Nav i.iif.
raea fe- f-FlEEst.1r of ur 49,
1f-rr-.s. Hes Je1-s Etear Wilson .
a.s called a=E took Ep bia wors Np- I.
90 zs 1918 and fs r1E serving ia o. .
aass e.efelf rarrrr fa~ erarrrsa-
.aa1 feas has a a~mb-rslip 20 tFiF .
rrr errrca GaE one % t1r uosi
t-rat.s4l properties iu tts cifF. s.i-
aaref ~ tEe corner % Twcuty -ia'si .
s.-ees arE Seventh avenue in tsr
-ess .sr.lzf rs-ti8a ~ thr rifT. The
eaeee ~eGlerrrt is ore 90 che best
D. fa- cts. ere bsii4iaEs being s1t-
s.rasrL anf crramsetsI T-r eoa-
rr- rasl4a ts composed % t1azFrfial
seesT- % tks community and stands
.er ere test % caitgre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
PLASTERERS CLOSE
STRIKE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. IL, April 13.-Three thous-
and union plasterers, on strike since
March "a. returned to work today af-
ter a lockout had been threatened by
employers if the strike order was not
rescinded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
Nssiss 80 Msmbsrs 81 Teal Ledge Ne.
or. Z. a. a. D.

Msrnb~rs arr requested 20 meet At
sks hall "Wednesday ~ : .. IN. 90 At
ted TIE fansrai services 81 Brother
Frark Burger 80 En0x's Enaertskin<
sarlOrs- :. & HuSSs y. C.-lAas-J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

. Scotland will have at Dunfermline
a technical college chiefly devoted to
linen weaving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
"a r CAsTEEL

Dated az Rock tsiaas. uiisSis. this
srs Gsy q warch. s. y. isiS-(AdT.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
CITY CHAT


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hay e hozs % Relay Hros
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Trfcity Towsi sapsiy eo@pzay-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
Noties

ne Rock tsi&zs NafsSaai b4nk. 10
Gated Of Rock isisnd. "a tAe STATE %
rfi1os. - eiosisz SEE Affairs Al sote
hs,Esrs asd oshsr creditors .; the a.
sseiasioa are hsrssT nntiasd 20 Pre-
sraf ths rotss =aa other claims foF
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

AT che news al ,ne time-The
Argus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
MIR. end Mrs. Perisho Entertain

"AH 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Perisho in
gratiated themselves more deep
", if possible, by being dinner
hosts to a few of their friends,
Monday, Dec. 2S, the occasion
being their tenth wedding ami
verssry. The guests upon arriY-
ing were met at the door by the
host and hostess and given such
a welcome as only such hosts
can give. Promptly on time the
door of the dining room was
opened. Superb was the dining
room in its beautiful decora-
tons the color scheme being red
and green. The guests were at
once seated at the beautiful
table, in the center of the room,
and were served with a feast,
Yes. a truly wedding feast
Many were the pleasantries
passed back and forth, always
spiced with the best wishes for
the hosts. The afternoon all toe
quickly was spent with music
and conversation. The guests
departing wished Mr.. and Mrs
Perisho many returns of thC
happy day, all vowing it a day
never to be forgotten. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Roberts and family, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jas. Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Sims and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
NJ. Lock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
THOMPSON.

The warmer weather and
melting SHOWS leave us very
muddy roads.-Mrs. Neale was
taken to Kansas City Monday to
be placed under the care of a
specialist.-Chas. Householder
shipped two cars of sheep to
National Yards Monday night.
Elmer Lovelace, agent for the
C. & A. Ry., was a recent st.
Louis visitor.-W. P. Marion
was elected assistant Sunday
school Superintendent, which
place he filled last Sunday, on
account of the absence of Supt.
Griffin. The Sunday school
class is steadily growing.-C.
M. Berrey shipped a carload of
hogs to National Yards Monday
night via Wabash. Squires and
Sims shipped a car of CATTLE
B. E. Schroeder Of the Brazil
Chicle Co, was a recent visitor
in the community. He left for
Rio de Janerio Sunday night
W. H. Cady, clerk for H. E.
Pearl, is contemplating a trip
to visit his brother in Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
FARMERS ExCHAN

Ads in this column cost IA.
line each insertion. Six word, :
line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
BURKE.

jim Beasley bought a hog
from James Offutt.--Cam Me-
Elroy traded a load Of Kaffir
corn for a load of lumber
Eva Allen is sick.--A large
crowd attended the Christmas
tree at Burke.-Ed Lawrence
sold $500 worth Of rabbits
Considerable lot of corn in the
field yet-Mrs. +. E.. Scott from
Texas is visiting relatives in
this county.--Noble ]. Lite had
a hog injured by a mule last
week.-Will Porter and wife
visited relatives last week.
Elizabeth Offutt who has been
sick is improving.-C. S. Brows
sold some hogs at Z IL cents a
pound.-Cam McElroy bought a
SOW and pigs.-Curtis Pryor
bought seven pigs from Cam Nc
Elroy.-Cam McElroy deliver
ed a calf and some hogs Mon
day.-Wayne Bradley bought
three hogs from w. c. 0ffutt at
$18.50.-Mrs. Homer Hite is
improving.-Oyster supper at
Hatton also one at Zeke Con-
horseback Willingham visit
ed his parents this week.
Quite a nice crowd attended the
party at Oliver Sims and Vess
MCGOWAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

FOR RENT-27O A. at IdttsI,
shares. win rent to able mar -,
W. Fowler, GrinneIl. Iowa. dv,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
BENTON CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave MCGEE
spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomp-
son.-Brown Owens and wife
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Owens south
of town.-Brother Head of Cen
tralia filled the pulpit at the
Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening. The Presby-
terian and Christian churches
are both out of a minister at the
present time.-The C. W. B. NJ.
met with Mrs. Coil on We'd
nesday afternoon.-Born, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, Dec.
Goth, a daughter.-Mrs. VIII
Rich is home from st. Louis af-
ter a few days visit with rel
atives.-A. NJ. Pearson and son,
are home from Bloomington,
Ill.-Leo Hampton has bought
the Albert Hildebrand proper
Waddington and FL
wood Douglass returned to their
school in Mexico, Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. COckrell moved to the
Stockwell property. Albert
Hilderbran and family have
moved to Mrs. Christup's prop
Ierty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
NORTHEAST hEATnN

Mrs. ]. E. NorthW.k cent, to
st. Louis Friday ID relat-
ives.-Miss Mary Lee Boiling
has been visiting at her uncles
Mr.. VIII Boling.-The young
folks enjoyed a party at Charlie
Mildred's Friday night and at
Will Fuhrer's Monday night
There were good congregations
at The Christian church Sunday
to hear Rev. Head of C~entralia.
who gave trial sermons. He
made a very favorable impress
sion with the people and if ar
rangements can be made salts
factory to all he will become the
pastor of the Christian church.
I-Rey. w. T. Pearman has re-
Gently resigned his pastorate at
the Presbyterian church. The
elders decided to continue the
prayer meetings on Friday
nights. This week Mrs. Frank
Kellerhals viii lead the meeting
Everyone invited to attend
Floyd Rockwell is now in st.
Louis atteding Browns business
College.-Mrs. w. Purdom has
been enjoying a visit from her
father, Mr.. Taylor of Auborn,
Illinois.-Mr. Chas. Harrison is
erecting a large granary and
stock barn.-Albert Davis and
family and S, f. Stratton and
family visited at r. w. Rock
wells Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
20 Years Ago.

Mrs. E. S. Frosa, of this city,
was severely burned at Terre
Haute, Ind.
c. C. Wilburn, of Audrain
county and Miss Georgia Bal
lard, of Moberly were married
in that city.
The Woman's Home Mission
airy Society of the Methodist
church entertained at the home
of E. F. Kunkel in East Mexico.
Miss Mamie Reagan, Of Mex
leo and Harry Howe, of Chun-
chula, Ala, were married.
w. A. Winslow, formerly OF
Mexico, died at st. outs.
Marriage license were issued
to the following: w. H. Ridge
way and Miss Cora WainscotI
and Elmer E. Day and Mis-:
Cora johnson, all of this county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
TURKS SUFFER
GREAT DEFEAT
Petrograd Reports Two Ottoman
Army Corps We're Ut
terly Defeated.
FIGHT IN ~DARDINELLES
England Cannot Waive Right
To Search American
Ships Reply Says.

Turkey apparently has suf-
| fered one of the worst defeats
of the war.
Petrograd reports that two of
the Ottoman army corps in the
Caucasus have been defeated ut
terly in the district of Sari
Kamysh, TranscaucaSia, one of
them surrendering, while the
remnants of the other are being
pursued.
In addition, still another corps
in the vicinity of Arabian is re-
ported to be striving desperately
to find an outlet through the
snow filled passes of the Armen-
ian mountains to escape from
the oncoming Museovites.
That the Russians worked
havoc among the Turks at Sari
Kamysh is indicated by the
statement in the official report
that the small bodies of troops
which succeeded in escapina
"were vigorously pursued anC
destroyed"
London, Jan. 6.-A wireless
dispatch received from Berlin
gives a report received at th'
German capital from Athen,
that the Observation-Disclosures hav,
commenced a bombardment o
the blockading Anglo-Frencl
fleets, and that one torpedo boa
has been slightly damagd
London, Jan. although tn.
foreign Office regards with higl
favor the American govern
ment's plan of certifying cargoe
loaded under the direction Of of
fcials of the Treasury Depart
ment and destined for Europea.
ports, it was said that Englan.
cannot accept such certiicatio
as an absolute guaranty of tn
nature of the cargo in case an.
cause for suspicion arises afte
a vessel leaves America.
In other words, the right @
search cannot be waived, be
cuse of the possibility of shift
ling cargoes at sea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
10. 20 AND 80 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK.
30 Years Ago.

Born to Mn. and Mrs. Eugene
Anderson, a son.
Fire destroyed property IN
Mexico belonging TO the follow
ing: Beatty and Younger, gro
GERS. $4,000; Snyder, loss on
building, $500; Dave Tomlin-
son. loss on building, $1,000;
Robertson's loss on furniture,
$4,000; John Sontag. loss on
stock of goods, $4,000; John J,
Steele, loss on brick house.
$500.
Judge E. P. Cunningham, OF
this city, fell on the sleet anc
broke his thigh.
CD. E. D. Marsh was agent
for the Continental Insurance
Co., in Mexico.
DIR. A. NJ. Patterson was ser
lousy i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
CONSOLIDATE r

w. E. Sharp announced We'd
nesday that j. w. Lee had pur-
chased |. T. Van Notes Rock
Springs Dairy and would con-
solidate with Mr.. Sharp's Dairy
the two to be known in the fu-
ture as the Diamond Dairy. Mr..
Lees father was the founoer.
of the Rock Springs Dairy and
Mr., Lee himself, had charge of
it for several years until bought
by Mr.. Van Note. He is an ex-
perienced dairyman and we are
glad to see him return to the
business.
Just what Mr.. Van Note In
tends doing is not anpounced.
We trust he will continue 20
make his home in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
FROM APPELLATE co

The following decision
handed down by the St.
Court Of Appeals this w
garding local cases.
C~oatsworth Lumber {
City of Mexico and D. C.
Verdict for the defendant
ed c~onditionally. Suit v
cancel paving tax bills.
Fred Llewellyn VS.. !
Butler, verdict for defend
firmed. Suit was over pr
sold under deed of trust.
Ferd Bower Eng. Co, V
tic Ice & Storage Co, verd
the defendant reversed al
manded. Case was over
water tower.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
10 Years Ago.

There was an unusual amount
of sickness in Mexico.
The Consolidated Insurance,
Real Estate and Investment Co,
of Mexico gave a large banquet
in Mexico.
Tylor Dowell and Miss Carrie
Wade were married.
Allie X. Adams and Miss
Mary Minor were married IN
this city. 5.
John Koepka committed sui.
eide by drinking carbolic acid
near his home in Martinsburg.
S. G. N. Phillip bought the
store building joining their
clothing store from William
Steffens.
Hickman Hofses of Ben tor
City and Miss Lena Collins, OF
this city were married.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM

Mayor j. w. Dry ana Brad
ford SAppington have formed a
partne rship under the name OF
Dry and Sappington and will
conduct a real estate, loan and
insurance business. They viii
have the Offices in the Graham
building on the South Side of the
Square occupied by Mr.. Dry.
Mayor Dry has been in the
hardware and real estate bust
ness in Mexico for the past
eleven years and Mr.. Sapping-
ton has been with him all of that
time and four years before.
They are experienced in their
business and will meet with sue
cess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
HOLIHO SCHOOL GIVEN
STATE CERTIFICATE
County Supt. Of School Sur
prises Pupils and Patrons
Tuesday.
GOOD PROGRAM GIVEN
Miss Mabel Cook, Teacher,
Graduate of Mcmillan
High School.

The pupils and patrons meet
ing at Moline school Tuesday,
was a decided success especially
when, as the afternoon closed,
County Superintendent of
Schools, W. Clyde johnson, sur
prised everyone by presenting
Miss Mable Cook, the efficient
teacher, with a state certificate
of approval for the school. This
was what the entire student
body, patrons and teacher had
been hoping and working for
but they did not expect it on
this occasion.
The patrons gathered at the
school shortly after the morn
ing session opened. They heard
the classes recite and at noon
enjoyed an sumptuous basket
dinner. the kind for which that
section of the county is justly
famous. In the afternoon was
a splendid program of recita-
tons by the smaller children
! and essays by the older boys anC
girls. The entire program was
out of the ordinary but the es.
says are especially worthy Of
notice in that each child wrote
on something of immediate i'm
portanee either in the schoo
life or the community interests
and displayed unusual know
ledge of these important topics
The patrons also spoke
John Mundy, who was the orig
inal road-drag enthusiast in thi
county, made a fine talk in goot
roads and necessity for them
Mr. Mundy has studied the ques
ton and knew it from every an
gle. Mrs. Richard Baker rea,
a strong paper on ''The Duty 0
the Pupils Mrs. Baker is
graduate of Mcmillan higI
school and had an UNUSUAL
fine paper in this importan
topic.
County Superintendent @
Schools w. Clyde johnson mad
an interesting talk when he pre-
scented the school with the cert,
fcate of approval. He went il
to detail regarding the requirt
! ments to secure this honor an
offered the school many fine sul
| gestions. Mitchell White, jur
ion editor of the Ledger, made
t short talk on the Boy Scot
5 movement.
/. Miss Cook is one of the mo
efficient teachers in the countr!
This meeting brought teache
{ student and patron closer Il
gether and the good sure to 70
J, How is incalculable. The write
!, was impressed with the fin
t looking children as well as tn
strong interest the patrons too
in the work. II means Molir
will stay approved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

We are getting NOR
New York all the time"
Mcintosh, the Western
messenger, not only has a
new uniform and cap but
fast motorcycle for cover
city. What has become
sonambulistic, dime-noya.
sengers of the humoristl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
sSnme PennIe Grnmhle

when they put up the heating
stove with old pipe, but Just to
stimulate stove business, we
will give with each heating
stove purchase, a nice zinc
board, coal bucket and enough
pipe to put the stove up with.
BY the way have you seen our
$1,000 bargain. 1t is a beauty.
.24-2t l.. r. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
SuccessfuI Meeting closed

The Union Evangelistic Cam
paign at Laddonia conducted by
Rev. A. E. Burch closed We'd
nesday night with 119 profess
sions up to date. We hope to
have him preach at the Baptist
church here Thursday evening
at 1880, on his way to Maryville
where he will hold his next
Evangelistic Campaign. Furth-
er notice of the services tomor-
row evening will be given in the
paper
Rev. f. NJ. Shoush,
Business Manager
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

State Senator r. ID. Rodgers
has gone to jefferson City for
the session of the General As
sembly. which convened Tues
day. Bush Atchison will be
one of Senator Rodgers clerks,
but the others have not been
named.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE

Notice is hereby given tn
settlement Of the estat
j. a. Nichols, D
will be mde at the February
the Probate Court of Audrain
Missouri, 20 be held at Mexic,
the second Monday in Februai
North Missouri Trust Co., E
I'd Attest. j. C. Mundy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
HoLLENsyILLE

Flood Patrick delivered 10
fat hogs at Thompson, Monday
at S6.75 per cwt.-0. F. Ellis
sold hogs to VIM. Eisel for Feb
ruary delivery at So per cwt.-
Clyde Moore sold a mule to Lee
Greene of Centralia for $780,
Rev. w. S. st. Clair of Column
.bia, Mo-, who has been called to
Midway church for this year
preached there Sunday morning
and evening.-FlOod Patrick and
wife. Sunday entertained the
families of o. F. Ellis and 0. I,
|Cawthorn.-Leslie Pierce is Wis
Iiting relatives at Shelbyville, Ill
Jacob Slonaker a student Of
Fulton spent the Xmas. holi'
days with his parents here
II. N. Berrey bought q load Of
yearling cattle at the Burgess
sale last week for about $7.3t
per cwt.-Frank Cawthorn anC
family from Tulsa, Okla, visit
ed relatives here last week. III
has returned to Missouri to stay
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Sharp o
Brunswick, Mo-, spent a few
days last week with RELATIVES
and friends in this vicinity
Vim. T. Asbury, 81 years OF Sge
died Thursday night in the Hos
pital at Fulton, where netha'
been nearly four weeksdera
eral services were cgndq
Rising Sun church SAT-
ternoon by Rev. w 81
of Columbia, Mo. M doub-
was horn in Missouri, pay 65c
to manhood I'M Kepqe num-
turning to Missouri on feed
ago and located on +a has
Moline where he nghe num-
his death. He mg Interest
Alice johnson ID 1882 Bank,
leaves. They hayt
Mr.. Asbury was
dustrious, ChristFee
the community iiR Csc a
lived will greatly Mos about
sides his Wife hG Farm
brother, ]. F. Asbury, test in
tinsburg, Mo, and a lafgaare
of friends to mourn his daRut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
Cow and Horse Feed,

When corn and oats are high
and you want a cheap feed, buy
COW SMILE and see how fat
your horse or COW will stay.
VIM. Pollock Mill G. Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

New York, Jan. 6.-As the re-
suit of a fire in the subway early
this morning two hundred at
least are reported killed by fire.
men fighting the blaze.
This total may be quite a bit
larger when the debris is cleared
and full particulars can be had
is the fire departments state
ment.
The fearful part of the con-
iagration is that many crowded
trains are stalled in the tubs
and the thousands imprisoned
are in great danger of being
smothered by the smoke and
fumes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

w E. Harrington to, II: A.
Wallace. Warranty. Consider,
alton $4,000 South 20 A OF NE
and N 10 of Sc of 3-51-6.
w. D. Mcdonald by Trustee
to F. A. Morris, Trustees Deed,
Consideration $3.50 Lot o,
Block 8, Clarks Add. to Mexico;
w. A. Martin to Harry B and
Lena Elan, Warranty, Consid-
GRAFTON $3.50 E 1-2 NE, Sc &
Sc, NE of 80 and NV, SW and
SW, NV of 1888.
G. ". Mcdowell to George A.
Brace, Warranty, Consideration
S1.00 N 1-2 of S IL of SW, SW
of 25-51-6.
Alexander Seymour to George
A. Brace, Warranty, Considera-
ton S1.00 and other Sc, NE OF
IS and w 1-2 of NV Of 36 and 5
1-2 of SW, SW of 25-51-6.
Burle F. Schultz to /. j. Dam
iel, Warranty. Consideration
S.. 400 Sc Sc and f 1-2 OF
Sc Of 12-51-1l.
exc. Demmitt Mercantile Co
Ito Louis Hoffman, Warranty,
Reconsideration $1,000 n IL Of
me of l2-51-11.
Hahson Smith TO Hiram
Barnes, Warranty, Consldera-
ID I" $1,000 S l-2 of SW OF 30
mes C. Renshaw to Dan
IAN, Warranty, Consider.
In the 10000 Tract in SW IL
Indie $40.
ure, . ]. Bates to l.. +. & Rosa
r tepee Adkins, Warranty, Consid-
dozeRion $1,250 w. so #. or Lots
'ethe 6 10, Block "B" Boulevard
10 Mexico.
orr r. B. McClelland to Joe Good
n mzn, Warranty, Consideration
Nc S1a00 and other Sc Ia OF 80
Solo
"a Clifton McGinnis by TT. to c
'1W. Settle, Turstee Deed, Consid
: Grafton $4,000 NE and N IL 0
N Of 21-52-10.
Florence ]. Hickman to j. w
Gallaher, Warranty, Consider
alton 1880 w 113 IL 1T. o
, Lot 43 in Sparks Add. to Mex
: leo.
. Central West Constr. Co., 7
3 John T. Martin, Warranty, Con
+ sideration $1,000 Part of Lot Il
: City Survey AZ, Mexico.
$ Dock Bartee to ]. A. Carpen
! ter, Warranty, Considerable
$500 N 1-2 of Lot l Of NV Q
q 1922.
! Squire o. Roberts to c. H. I
: Dora E. Dysart, Warranty
! Consideration $4,000 N IL {
O S IL of E IL of 25-50-11.
!. Margaret B. Headington to
: G.. Woodward, Quit-C Claim, Cor
sideration $1.00 and love, LIZ
g 5, Block A, Fair Ground Add.
. Mexico.
v Margaret B. Headington
k VIM. D. Woodward, Quit-C Claim
Q Consideration $1.00 and love
81 #. Of Lot 5, Block 10, 0ril
{. inal Mexico.
i Ollie Moody ct al to job
s Lyle, Quit Claim, Considerable
r $50 Strip of N side of NE of l.
500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

Mrs. A. Ecton has returned
from Illinois where she had
been called to the bedside of a
sister, Mrs. Hall Gard, who has
been quite i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
NEW HOPE.

A Happy New Year to the
Ledger and staff John
ston sold Is hogs to Eugene
Jones at seven cents per pound.
Weight Johnston
sold ten hogs at seven cents a
pound to Eugene Jones. weight
1870 pounds.-George Dollins
spent the latter part of the past
week with his half sister, Mrs.
Harry Miller of Boone County.
John Dixon and wife and
daughter were guests of C. D.
Wilson and wife on January 4th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07

Representative and Mrs. E.
A. Shannon went to jefferson
City, Monday, for the session of
the General Assembly. Mrs.
Shannon win be her husbands
clerk.