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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Nr. and M 16ha DAVIS wers us
isu-s N Mez1en Saturday. = Mrs
SaHus K1aEer vzsed relatives IN
Nazira szs1ra.x- Kisses Joseph
ins Jsrsi Terssa Ksrsrng and Fs
unssrwood zn A Fred Jacob
Fznk Bz4zis Nnz Gecrr Weaver
xusoaeS = 6Anre n Mc1tgunsv CITY,
rEaxy night Kiss SzI6s Brown
sssrt Tie wzek<nd n Msbsrly with
hg nsPhlsf. 6zz-= Brown IoAn
Eis 4 Wellsvills uas a business
visitor here Satzrssy - v. Z Halt
r.urpsa y Ms Asze N neria Fri
day - r " Taylsr was a Business
1Sior n MexzrA Fnazy. Mss
Agnes Travis ~ WxnrsIle was the
russt 4 Mss Hslsr Mathews sun
dzy. - Mrs RsbE Jennings cf Mob
eyi IS he rsest Il HrA "a Lewis
H p FrsneA maae = buSinsss trip TO
Mckee. TUESDAY. Mrs AdS Nc
Dazsld rssured q her hone IN Eiee-
TIA Texas Monday after an extended
visit viii hr nothrr. Mrs. Kate
OvenagA - Mr.. and Ms John
stuart rstsnea 70 their homs II
LA1donia Msnday. Mrs. Neitss
Glovss. Il WeHsviIls was a business
visitor here ruesdAy. - John Scott
and Ben Lnneraaan went % Mexipo-
T1essay. Fred Jacob, Sr- has
returned from : business trip to Chi
eago 7. P. Noel was nransaeting
business IN Mexioa. Monday. n
L Mssraif Of ST. Louis, is . business
riEteE here for = few days Lowell
Williams visited friends in welIsville,
Saturday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

v. S. johnson, 172 n. Halsted
Street., Chicago, H.. President Of the
largest concern Of its kind in the
world, wants three Or four men in
|Audrain County and several men in
adjoining counties. to work for him
spare time OF all the time. He can
use only those who have a rig or
auto. Work is very pleasant and no
previous selling experience is neces-
sary. Work consists Of leaving q
wonderful new household necessity in
the homes on free trial. Tests at
more than thirty of the leading Uni
versities and the U. s. Governments
Bureau Of Standards show this new
article to be four times as efficient as
article now in general use in this sec
ton. Article is needed in every rural
home and benefits every member Of
the household, bringing cheer, com
fort and happiness into the home.
Not necessary to be away from home
nights. Pay from $500 to $500 per
day according to ability and number
Of homes visited. In writing Mr..
johnson, mention what townships will
be more convenient for you to work
in; what your regular occupation Is;
your age, married or single, how long
you have lived IN the community,
what kind Of a rig or auto you have,
whether you wish to work spare time
or steady, how much time you viii
have to devote to the work, when you
can start, and about how many homes
are within six miles Of You in each
direction. This is a splendid oppor-
tunity for several men in Audrain
County and counties adjoining TO
make good money, working steady or
spare time. Some Of the field men
earn $500 per month; one farmer
earned $1,000 working spare time
only. No investment or bond neces-
sary. 4s-st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
LARGEsT IN THE MORLD.

, Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. s.-Prepar-
ations were made Saturday to freight
up the steep trails Of Mount Wilson a
huge sectional telescope tube which,
with the largest lens in the world,
will be installed at Carnegie solar OBJ
servatory. The tube, in four sections.
arrived here from New York aboard
a steamer which travelled around Cape
Horn.
The sections Of tube, which with
their cases, weigh 47,25O pounds, were
refused by railroads for shipment be.
cause they were too wide for fat carr
and too high to go through some
transcontinental tunnels.
Work on the lens, which weight
four and a half tons, has been in pro,
gress several years. 1t will be com,
pleted early next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
rrxDs CRIME + PROFnLEs
Amer HzH CeEtzry Of ThseyTnE Man
q Jail Wsan LAKE 70 QsA

New York Fe5. s-Zhis iE . sary
o< q criminal. who. aftsr = GENTRY
d fhieving, has decided hzt there Is
-n0thing II it,
Its narrztnr Is Tiny Smith
sometimes known Is -BlAckss" End
much less Frequently ~ his real
mare, William Ringer, now IN lie
Tennis. he is 80 years old and has
passed txeuty-Eir q tbose years n
prison.
whe1 he was 7 he fen II with the
Whyo gang IN what was fhen The
aBluoSy gixtAT Ward and was Taught
how to 90 ever . trznsoEn and open
the door Il a store for thieves wait
ing outside
Kinger asid be wa not SIRE Of the
total number u times be bad been
sentesced 10 prison. but that he
fhcughs II was fifteen The crimes IN
Guided hank burglary. house bur-
glary, forgery and pocket picking
Most striking q his statements
was cue that kiz afsy-une yesrz a
criues has nstses htm = total AZ oz1y
aa0at ssos. The goods Be esie pers
asrth raany times thai srapzuL bg;
xhe -fezcex EerE zvAreiDzG
0ut AZ a hank rsbbery m1ny year'
Ars n Ezxrssa - T. be rv aSlsizg
as BE- wss @putssSs rnaa an6 his caa-
E pas ga ssqsEzi thozaan.
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Em np enaa 40 ore was As Aa
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Mrs. Wilson Roger and son, Of Mad
ison. No, are guests Of X. B. wilker-
son and family.
Mrs. Glove Smith is visiting friends
and relatives in St. Joseph, Mo.
A. H. Shepherd, Of Columbia, was In
this city on business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

C2s. Hi was injured By having a
horse fall with him
John Sewers, Of Mexico. and Miss
Margaret Neal, Of Mexico, were mar
RED
Philip P. Young. Of Galloway, and
Miss Frances Wooldridge, Of Audrain,
were married
Mrz- Leota Myers died at her home
in this city.
Mcmillan High School was credited
lsh points At the University Of Mis-
souri,
The Assessors State meeting closed
afesr a business session IN This city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
DOcKERY GIVES DINNER

Washington, Feb. ga N. Dock
cry. former Governor Of Missouri,
nov Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
erAL gaye ; dinner Monday night 70
the senator's ana representatives in
Congress from Missouri, their wives
ard daughterz. correspondents Of Mis-
soari newspapers and their wives and
friends, inelsafngt the Postmaster Gen
erai ard his wife.
About 30 guests were present Mrs.
Burie1on at at The bead Of he table
with Mr. Doekery. Dr.. Burleson faced
Doekery At fhe foot 81 the table with
Mrs. Champ Clark At Mr.. Doekery'i
right sat Speaker Clark, and At Mr.
BnrIeson's left sst Senator Stone
Between Champ Clark and Senator
Reed vas Mrs. Stone. and on senatoi
Reeds right were Mrs. Geneyiev'
Clark Thompson and her sister-in-law
Miss Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Bert Luekie, Of Montgomery City,
was t. Mexico Monday On bUlzaeEs.
r. y. White has returned from a
EAree weeks visit 10 Florida.
Z. All Whitney, II Jefferson City,
Was home for Sunday.
Mrx. C. z. Leeper e better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
OFFICE GROUNDS
IRE TO Be BEAUTlHED
OFFICE INCREASED BUSINESS
Parcel Pest Is 0ze Rs&ssa fer Grc~th
nsaEk Other Mad Basiaess
Has Also Grown

Il accordance with instructions
from the Treasury Department pro-
posals z-e beng solicited for The
plznSing Of trees, Shrubs and sfingIng
Ti1es On the grounds Of the Mexico
Pest oHce building- The plans and
specifications ezIl for such landscape
wurk As vii be Necessary IN bezunfy-
ing the grounds to the greatest pos
sible degree Postmaster Jackson, as
the Custodian al the building for the
Treasury Department has requested
proposals from local landscape gard
ene-s and it Is quite likely that bids
"a the work VIII be submitted by
firms from other cities who make this
kind Of work 3 speciality.
The Mexico Post Ofice building IS
one Of the finest Of its size in the eoun-
try. Many persons have commented
upon the excellent manner in which it
is maintained. Under the direction Of
the Custodian. two janitors. VIM. W.
Gibbs and John W. Palmer, are en-
played in the care Of the building and
grounds. That their work is most
efficient Is noticeable TO all who have
occasion to visit the Post Office. That
this view is held BY the department,
also. is atteyted by a communication
received lately By Mr.. jackson from
B. r. Newton. Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury. which follows:
"A report dated the eth instant
has been received by the De-
partment from Inspector Haver-
stick, relative TO an inspection Of
the building in your custody, in
which il is stated that the build
ing and grounds are in excellent
condition throughout 49, The
Department desires to commend
you and. through you, the en-
ployees in your charge, for the
interest and zeal manifested in
the care Of the Government prop
erty.H
Increased Post Office Receipts Re-
fleets Community's Prosperity.
It has been said by Speaker Champ
lcIark that the Post Office Department
furnishes the most accurate barometer
Of the Nations business. That Local
conditions are vastly improved as
compared with those of the same per,
liod Of last year is shown by the re
ceipts Of the Mexico Post Office fol
the past month as compared with tht
month Of January, 1915. POSTMASTER
Jackson's report completed at the
,close Of last months business Jan
uary 81, showed total receipts il
amount $2,125.15 which compared
with the relative period of 1915 show
an increase Of s1s1.57 or 9 1-3 pc
cent. For the quarter ending Dec
ember 81, 1915, an increase Of s5Os.5.
cqualling 8 Y percent over the re
, latiye quarter of 1914 was registered
"The. increased business can be dir
ectly attributed to better bushes
conditions prevailing now than a yea
I ago,7 Postmaster Jackson said Tues
!. day, "Quite naturally as the peopl
become the better acquainted with tn
0 wonderful advantages offered througI
the use Of the Parcel Post the NOR
this system is used. This, Of course
is responsible for a material increas
in Postal revenues but a far create
volume Of mail matter Of all classe
is being handled at this Office than ha
: ever been handled before"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
"Rob" Moor,
"Speck" HuddlestOn
new HOPE.
|. W. Holman. AuetiOneer.

Mrs. W. T. Chick and daugn'ei'
Miss Efie Chick, have returned nome
after a few days visit with relatives
near Columbia. Wade Dollens WIS.,
tied relatives and friends some UNIV
ago. Sam DolIens visited Tom poi-
lens and family and "Grandpa" OnieA
Sunday. Brother Mayse died feO'
8, 1916, and was buried at New hop1
Church. He was born and raised nsA
New Hope Church. We extend SYN
pathy to the bereaved family r
George Dollens had the misfortune
cut d bad cash in his hand Mon1f'
evening while cutting wheat. ArfI,
Johnston sold II hogs to Mundy
brother, at $3.50 per 100 lbs. Weeh'
1870 lbs. Miss Grace Dollens isFl
iting her cousin, Mrs. Bernard seiar'
for a few days. G. D. Wilson r.
wife, were visitors Of Jinks WoV'''
and wife, Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
PUBLIC SALE
Tuesdry, February 18th

Having rented my farm, / will sen IN
my siorA and farming implement.
said place 7 miles north and / Nil
east Of Mexico. and 3 miles 81 y
Moline At RusselFs Ford, on 81.
River. TO the highest bidder 20 vii.
So HEAD LIVE STOCK
II Head Of Horses and Mules-o..
roam draft mare. IS years old. in f"sl
BY a registered Gydesdale horse -
bay coach mare, 3 years old. a vooS
one; n span coming 3 year old III
dings. wen broke; one coming yss,.
ling draft horse colt; one spau enm;n.
s-year-old twin mules; one mare sns
one horse. well matched; one comm.
2-year-old horse mule; one pair eon'
ing yeariing mare mules; one snan !,
~3-year-old mules, one span 4.year.ols.
One 6-year-old mare.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE-Ope mn.
bred Jersey COW, 5 years old. fresh
the first Of May. One hieh-graS.
ShOrthorn COW, 3 years old, with you0r
calf by side. One Shorthorn COW :
years old. with calf BY side. Two I.
~year-old Black Angus cows, with cal.
yes by sides. Two s~-year.oId Short.
horn heifers, win be fresh bon Tvo
coming yearling Shorthorn heifer
good ones. One COW Z years an
Two 2-year-oId heifers.
q H0GS-One gilt, 5 shoats 1 SOW
and 3 pigs, 4 sows 10 pig in April and
/ Poland China male.
Lots Of Farming Implements and
some grain.
Sale Begins at 1890 O'clock.
Dinner win be served BY the Ladies
Of the Mount Zion Church.
TERMS-Amount less than $40. cash,
sums Of $40 or more 6 months time
with n bankable note at 5 per cent
interest No property to be removed
until terms Of sale are complied with.
VIM Hasfeyhnyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
WILSON SOON TO ANNOUNCE,

Washington. D. c., Feb. 9.-Pres-
ident Wilson's advisers expect him
this month to make the first formal
announcement of his candidacy for
denomination in a note to the Seere-
tary Of State of Ohio that his name
may be used in the primary.
The President has made no definite
announcement of whether he would
be a candidate, even to his friends,
as far as is known, but they all take
It as settled that he will be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Roy Mitchell went TO st. Louis Mon
day on business.
Harry Atchison is confined to his
home on account Of illness.
J. s. Lloyd, Of Galloway County,
has returned home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

DR.. Frank Harrison is in Chicago
on professional business.
J. W. Pritchard, of Columbia, has
returned home after a business trip
here.
A. H. Whitney has returned to JEFF
ferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Miss Josephine Morris, Of Shawnee,
Okla, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Bette Blythe Of this city.
Fred Stone, Of Slater, was a bus
mess visitor here Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Wednesday, Feb. 10th

The following surplus live stock 10
wit:
MULES-Seyenteen mules, all gOOa
pairs, well mated teams and most VI
them well broke.
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF CATiLh-
One extra good Jersey COW, sili pe
fresh By day Of sale; n good mlleS
COW; three 2-year-old steers, gOOu
ones; thirteen native hetfers' wen
bred. will be fresh in early fall. ~
SIXTY HEAD OF HOGs-isn
good brood sows, will farrow IN tns
spring; one good spotted Poland
China boar; 10 head Of stock hogs an
extra bunch, weigh I25 to $50 pounds.
FEED-Five hundred bushels :,
shueked corn. good enough Tor seeu'
in good crib under roof; 500 bushes
seed oats. !.
TERMs-Made known on DAY +"
sale.
Dinner will be served. on ue
grounds early andthe sale will follow
Immediately. Ladies invited e CONF
and eat.
aRob" Moore
"Speck" Huddleston
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

J.. Walker Woodbridge, Of Benton
City was in Mexico on business Tues
day.
Mrs. Ivan Ashworth is III with the
grippe.
Harry Owen is in Kansas City on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

j. z. Bell is quite III at the home Of
Rufus Pearson in this city.
-. A. Guthrie Jr., il home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

statesmen wANTED;-we want
live Statesmen 10 sell the fastest sell
ing silo en- the market Many exelus-
i've and superior features. Good prop
ositioa for local man or traveller. Live
wires only. Address nearest Office.
NaSpanes Lbr. 4 Mfg Co, Nappanee,
Indiana. williamspOrt, Pa ss-at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Announcement
FOR COUNTY OFFICES


FOR SRKXIH
VI are z~rdmazas - EznIn1nae
gAME & FORD
Is q czm6as1e xE EaE-zE u An1rzE
Cszrrx. Es-f = he 1an L -
Damazz FET sezzE = Ar
rn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Public Sale of Sur
plus Stock

We win sell at the Robert Moore farm
known as the DIR. Fol Black place,
three miles northwest Of HsttOn ana
ten miles northwest of Auxvasse' on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

B. F. Dowsll is quite H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Wilson

Moline Nc.
I'd Atshison, Auctioneer.
u I. Mecue. Clerk
Sale Starts at 1880 P. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Considine & Bonsall have announced
they win conduct a big sale Of live
stock at Hopewell Stock Farm, near
Thompson, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Jim Ford AuetioneeT.
Joe Gregory, Helper
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

G. o. a~ider. wife and two
children came up from Lawton
Saturday and visited at the home
OF B. West until Sunday morn.
Ing, when they left for Por ca
City. where NJ. father 10 very
low.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
Stony Point Furdb,in a..

Mr. Son Good was n victor
Wednesday ut the home of Mrs.
Clayton.
Mrs j II. Porter was a bust
ness caller in Elpin FRIDAY. -
Walter Haclett aud wife at
tended the base ball game IN A.
peehe Sunday.
Mlsse' Cleo Clayton, Marrare
AID kathryne Norris. and Ruth
Grant spent Sunday evening with
Barnice Porter.
G. w. Wade, D. L. Cillland
aud vito, ID. ID. Grant and Mrs.
# .. MorrI+ were among the K
II callers Weii esday
Mrs. &. T. Gibson and Miss L.
lizobeth Pinlt we're Wishing with
friends and relatives at Cache
the fret of this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Gibson and mother,
Mrs. Rod isgez If AGAR San An
tonic, Tex, were transaGtins
business In Lawton the past few
d ,ys.
R. l.. EpYerson Of Apuche we
damon-tratirg the to,1 cars H.
tnis ne'gnbornooo Mundpy.
d. y. Grant, wife and famii
sDeot sunday at ;he nome of j.
". Hcsd.
Jimmie ThFnl' az sIcLNu', Ok
Ia was visitor from Monday
uutil Friday at he home Of is
aunt Mrs I, A. Morris.
h. T. Clayton aGd wife were
business eatleis in Elgin Satur-
day.
A. i. Gibson was a visitor at
the Morris home Wednes day.
Miss marie Morris wRs or The
sick list Thursday and FRIDAY,
Miss Geneva Eakins WAS a
mong the business callers in Il!
gin Saturday.
son Good went to AnadNrko
sunday 10 attend the base ball
game there.
Mrs. Son Good spent Sundayat
the home OF Mrs. Clayton.
Miss Bernice Porter spent Sun
day evening visiting with Mar
Iares and Kathryne Morris.
A. l.. Gibson. I. A. Morii, and
wife motorei to Lawton Saturd.. y
having dental work done.
ID. L. Gill and delivered two
loads of Wheatin Eigin Saturd sy
Miss Margaret Moryis spent
sunday night with Boruiee PSr-
ter. .,5
SUNBEAM.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
Where Are They.

Out Of "a members in the Law
ton high school graduating class
this year there are only four
hoys. 1t il very likely that dur.
ing the years when this class
was in the lower grades when
their parents hsd some control
over them, that there were as
many boys in the class as cirls,
so the question naturally arises,
Where are The boys?"
In this day and age it is get
ting 60 that soon after a boy en-
ters his teens he thinks it 10
more popular to loaf around on
the street corners. suck cigar
cites. use profane language. make
remarks about the ladies that
pass. and tell viii" dirthy. filthy
ysrrs than to go to school.
And many " the parents have
no control over their boys so as
to compel them to go to school.
and many times when parents
who have the future welfare of
their children at heart and force
them to go to school, even though
they have to use a rod occasion
ally to enforce their requests.
some long .tongued sister gets
out and howls about how elusI
they sre to their children.
The writer has had some ex.
perisnce keeping boys in school,
knowing what il means in this
day and age for young man tc
enter upon lite's activities with.
out an educational foun iation.
There are plenty Of positions O.
rsn for young men who are quail.
i1ed 70 fill than. positions ia every
avenue of life. asd when a young
man is without a job ne csr
olsmc no one but himself.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

j. II. Wil.hita went to Lawtor
Saturday on business and from
shere wert 80 5dbo6d o. attend
the state normal during the SUN.
n'sY.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
A \ \ D ] \ CE NE h 7 5

The Farmers Champion is Inde-
peadent in politics, but the political
announcements of candidates of all
pcllt cnl parties VIII be run ju7t the
lama ~ any other adycrtisiNG when
paid for AT tho regular ratNs and
marked Political Advertisement" No
candidates name will be mentioned in
this paper, rs candidate. unless h,
pays for the space used and it IS mark
ed rs above stated. The following
rates NO ppvobl in advance:
County Offices. $500.
County Subdivisions, $3.50.
Political hdvcrtisemen.s)
The Farmers Champion is author
lied to announce thcrc men as candi-
dates for county offices, subject to
the primaries in August:
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

Mrs. Carrie Knmp and
Nrs. Lo'tie Q'l'csp'e and SON
Owen. who were hers TO atts d
he fnneral of Mrs. e. A. Gille,
pie. ls't this msrniag for their
home at Miner. III.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

Miss Audrey West returned
Sunday from Enid where she
had boen attending the hixh
school, to spend the summer va
cation at home.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

J.. G. CoGin 's carrying fij
riaht avn IN q sl,rg this week a,
a result CT being ki4ke or i
while endeevoiing 30 crank a,
auto.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
Lcco! News ssszrns

Cream; sell to n. Stone. ad
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
ELGIN GOSPEL TEAM.

] WI take ycw sub.eriv&iop
to aay paper or magazine
pubisAsd. at regular sol
seripion prices and ss.d
then in without any extra q
pence. H. P. Wattsnsel.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

charlie Peterson, who has
been living at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. N. Dillhqrs. left
Tuesday for an extended visit al
Mcpherson. Kan.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

Gossip decreases when intelli.
Genee increases.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31

new HLpinOtlie.
Mrs. II. n. jenkins was a Gal.
ler in Fletcher Tuesday.
E. l.. Gordon, coanty assessor.
Was here on business Monday.
VIM. Vawter returned Thurs
day IRON short visit at a paUhs.
Ben Ac0ee Of Lswton was a.
mon. the uuliefs here iAursday.
Car load o. poultry wanted.
We LAY tie price. Il. Stone. Az
Fresh bread for sale st my
.esiuenee. Mrs. j. Ii. Abbot.
Auv.
Sharifl Richardson Of Lswton
WAS an.OhG lns .ai!vro ueI = sAvn-
day.
Is. AtlaWay OF near Sterling
VI as u DuB!nsSs caller mere Iri.
ua).
Riley Smith and niece of
Law ION were business callers
mere Thursday.
Jasper and J. II. Carter of
.otsii.ns were transaetlns busi.
hess here gfiday.
John Cost and family visited
from saturday Hntli fuosQay
with relatives at BrInKman.
w. A. sspp of Sterling return
Cd TO-DAY t.Uia tso dAy . pusi-
ness trip 10 Oslanoma Clty.
MRS. 8. J. Willhi4e lefs Satur.
dhy kcr va, .Ua.Ag ...e sum
mer with her sister at koby, Tex.
Mrs. c. L. Price Of Chattanoo-
ga Visited reiat.ves nt1e he iat.
ser pant vi last WeeA, aau lirsi "a
this.
Chas. Eads and wife of Fred.
etleK nave peeA .init.nJ 4 Retain as
In ana agouud Alain tte L.a
week.
Miss Nellie Diliberg Visited l. sr
parsht5 hoce tha latter part Vt
irSs " co.,. seturGiLg to Cssil.
sunday.
Don BSunsk!!l returned fycm
Sti.i"a.er fr'laJ wusse he had
Deea aiteLuins lie 4. Il NJ.
College.
L. G. Cofiia ard vile, Mrs. w. |
W. brunsaill aud forr ssns at.
tGntsd the Decoration Day ser
vices at IT. sill Tuesday.
N-s. d. u. McAnnv, Mrs. G..
VI. No'eott, Mrs. hattia lle.sos
and Mrs. Lee May were among
the passengers 70 l.awton today. |
Miss Charla Critchcr. esndi-
Gate for county c'e!k, was here
on business last Wednesday ey-
ening, a1.d also called on the vut-
ers.
j. II. W!l.hits went to Lawton
Saturday on business and from
sh.re went 80 Edibond o. attend
the state normal during the SUN. |
n,sY.
l.. @. Coffin 's carrying lis |
riaht avn IN q sl,rg this week a. |
a result CT being kieke or il |
while endeGvoiing 10 crank an |
auto.
h. West wcrt to Enid Thurs
day to Pttcrd the high sch, ol
graduating er"-aisns. his daup H. |
'cr, Niss Audrey, being in the
class.
charlie Peterson, who has
been living at the horne OF his |
daughter. Mrs. N. Dillhers, left
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-31
Subject Republican Primary
For Sheriff.
THOS. RICHARDSON.

IN exchange says. Yes. my
son, it is better for preacher to
read a sermon that has some
thought in it than to extemporize
one that is chiefly adjectives and
noise.