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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-07
cts can be secured from F. e. Painter
at the Clarksburg steam laundry.
10 Take We,IdInp Trin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude IL. Atzrodt, who
were married few months ago, will
take, their wedding trip tho next two
weeks, They will go TO Baltimore to-
night, where they will visit his mother
and sister and next week they will
take In at least two of the champion
ship baseball games IN New York City.
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CHARGES ARE DROPPED.

Charges against c. H. Johnston.
Belington young man, of committing
burglary at two dwellings and a store
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-07

LOST Saturday afternoon, in front of
court house, a pocketbook containing
bank certificate Of no value except
TO owner and some change. Finder
please return to Telegram office.
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.IIlrn,II.,,r
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loft for parts unknown. Alma waited
almost two years and thon sued for a
diyofce. She is tho mothnr Of twins.
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$4,000

For a strictly modern, Just
being built, 5 room house,
.lose in on level lot. Electric
lights, polished oak floors,
cement walks, etc. An ideal
pomc in choice neighbor-
hood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
PECULIAR COINCIDENCE

Facts are always stranger
than fiction. Frank McCord,
who has had his shoe repairing
shop in the rear Of Wilkins &
Browns store for the last fif-
teen years, has always said he
would not do any further work
there after he had worn a hold
through the floor. Most Of his
work is done standing in one
spot and the floor has gradually
become thinner and thinner each
year.
The day before the recent de-
vastating fire in the Wilkins &
Brown store Mr.. McCord's foot
went through the floor where he
was standing. That night the
store caught on fire. Now that
the new plans Of the store com
template taking in the entire
room Mr.. McCord viii move his
shop to the Office Of Ms.
Myers on the south side Of
the square. So it seems his
threat became a prophecy in ev-
cry detail. Mr.. McCord says the
FIRST pair Of shoes he fixed when
he opened fifteen years ago in
the scar of Wilkins & Brown be-
longed u I'd Eawder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
MOLINO.

J. D. Worley and wife entertained
o. Hanson and wife, and Miss Anna
belle WorIey and Mary Lee Hanson
and Roy Worley, all Of Mexico, Sum
day with a goose dinner. = Misses
Lillian, Pablene. and Frances Flynt
returned home Thursday from a visit
with relatives in HallsvilIe. Mrs.
Richard Baker entertained her Sun
day school class Friday in Xmas.
week. The girls presented her with a
percolator. - Mrs. John Heizer and
daughter spent Xmas in Santa Fe.--
d. S. Weaver and family, Of near
Skinner, visited II. L. Weaver Friday
and Saturday. James Camplin and
wife Of Santa Fe, spent Sunday with
John Heizer and family Mrs. JOS
iah Martin and Bruce squires, Of Gar
iington, Okla, returned home Mon
day from visit with relatives hefe.
= Miss Elizabeth Price, Of Mexico,
was the guest Of Mrs. James Dudley
sunday. = Preaching at Mt Zion
Sunday January 2, by the pastor,
Rev. r. L. White. DIR. Flynt has
ben kept quite busy lately. = Among
those on the sick list are Dode Barnes
and children, Almer Mundy, Mrs
peyton Cauthorn, John Heller, anC
DR.. Duncan. The latter is seriously
ill Bob Mundy shipped two load
Of hogs last week over the electric
road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Chas. Karnes was arraigned before
the court Tuesday on the charge Of
violating the local option law. He
pleaded not guilty and furnished bond
o. $500 70 appear at The next term Of
court.
N. B. Stuart. Of this county, when
arraigned late Monday afternoon on
an Indictment charging gambling
pleaded "not guilty" and was released
on $500 bond.
The Rowe case went to the jury at
$3.50 Tuesday afternoon. Those on
the jury were: o. P. Hendrix, W. H.
Purvis, c. L. SmaIlwood, A. H. Buck
ner, J. X. Crews, ]. Hord Davis. c. r.
Brown, Phillip Shire, Milford Berrey,
John W. Gregory, A. Collins and Will
liam Creasey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
n. A. r. Meelinr.

Regular monthly meeting Of the
Mexico Missouri Chapter Of the
Daughters Of the American Revelu-
tion was held Monday with twenty
FIVE members present. An article from
the D. A. r. Magazine on "Our In
sigma A Protection in Europe was
read by Mrs. Coil. Also from the
Eaton Memorial Book, a most inten-
sely interesting chapter was read by
Mrs. Fred LlewelIyn, Jr., who was a
Miss Eaton.
The important business Of the after
noon was the planning for the bene-
fit to be given at the Orpheum, jan
uary oath, when we hope to raise the
rest Of the money for our drinking
fountain. AS the programme viii be
Mary Piekford 6 reel feature with
other attractions, we trust our friends
viii give live parties and buy their
tickets from Us.
The hcstesses for February are
Miss Dorothy Holmes Mrs. G. W,
Robertson, Mrs. Charles Clarke and
Miss Hattie Brown.
n. w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
YOUNG's CREEK.

wish the Ledger very prosper
Gus and happy New Year. Bob
Mundy bought hogs Of the following
parties last week at 6Ac per lb.: 80
head Of Mrs. Annie Moore Of Long
,Sranch. and two wagon loads Of Mr..
Thod Boulware of Young's Greek. -
DR.. Duncan is very sick of gripp. His
daughter, Mrs. Wade Wood Of Gala
way, is at his bedside, and his son,
Joe, also. - Clyde Ellis is sick - DR..
F1ynt is busy visiting the sick day and
night, but has no very dangerous
cases, mostly grip and colds. Mrs.
Newgent's sale was very well attend
ed. Things sold reasonably well, con
sidering the weather, We send best
wishes and congratulations to Joe
Heizer and bride, and wish them long
life and happiness. Mrs. Josiah
Martin, Of Oklahoma, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Cawthorn, for the last month,
left for her home Jan. Bird.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
NEW HOPE.

]. W. Wray, wife and son, and
daughter, have been laid up for q week
or two with grippe. They are some
better now. Uncle Sam Snyden-
stricker is laid up with gripp. w.
N. Chick sold two shoats to L. H.
Heiglen. Price Sc. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Stewart were the Sunday
guests of Archie johnson and family.
- Clarence Theodore, the infant son
of C. H. Dickey. is i'll with bronchial
pneumnoia. = Louise Dollens has re-
turned to Mexico after spending
Christmas with her parents, i. X.
Doilens and family. Elizabeth Dol.
lens was the guest of her cousins, Ef.
fie Belle Chick. Saturday night. :
Elizabeth Dollens was the guest Of
Louise Dollens, Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
FIXES LAcKLAND ESTATE RULE

Advances made to his children by
the late Rufus ]. Lakeland, president
Of the Boatman's Bank, win bear in
tcrest from the time Of his death,
February 20, 1910, according to de-
cision of Circuit Judge Hennings re-
Gently.
Lackand's will provided that no in
terest be charged, but that the adj
vances be charged against the chill
ren's parts in the distribution Of the
estate, which was valued at s416,-
755.7s.
The advances were: To Edgar G.
Lakeland. s6S,s27; Mrs. Sarah Scott,
s47,2II; Mrs. Fannie Taylor, s44,921;
Mrs. Margaret A. Ives widow Of
Prof. Halsey c. Ives s3O.5O0, and
Mrs. Mary S. Schaeffer, s25,622.99
The residue of the estate was left tc
them or their heirs, subject to the ad-
vancements after the payment o.
s25.0OO each to Mr.. Lackland's sons
Lamartine and Morrison. Mrs, Schaef-
fer's part to be held in trust.
The question Of interest on the ad
V,fucarnent was r-aiead IN hehaf M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
HARRISON.

win Jones delivered two hogs to
Ed Pool and one to Clarence Cole
man. - ]. R. Hays bought another
span Of mules. Jim Shueh sold
calf to John Kincaid. - A fair sized
crowd attended the play given by the
Harrison Literary Society. Bessie
May Shuck is out Of school on ac-
count of sickness. We are glad 70
report that Charles Rutter is improv-
ing from a serious attack Of pncu-
rnonia- - Ed c. Offutt spent Christ
mas week with relatives. Hayes
and Affick shipped SO hogs to st.
Louis Wednesday. - c. r. Homes sold
IS hogs to L. G. Anthony. Reid
Jones sold 7 hogs to L. c, Anthony. =
Miss Ruby Marsh returned to Kinks
vile after spending Christmas with
home folks. II. d. Lloyd has been
on the sick list Clay and Ray
rond Bryson went 10 Columbia Fri
day to visit their sister, Rucker Toal-
night. Roy Vance went 10 Colum-
bia. Maybe hS went after his license
Harold Libby was the Sunday guest
Of Miss Wallace Lewis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
MARTINsBuRG.

Miss Margaret Torreyson, Of New
Florence, spent several days during.
the holidays here with friends. Mr..
and Mrs. C. n. Hude, Of ST. Louis,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. n. n.
Friedman, Friday. - Miss Ara Nc
Grew spent the weekend in vandaIia
with Miss Watson. Miss Ursula
Rodgers and Miss Nettie Bishop were
business visitors in Mexico. Friday
Miss Nave verhoff, Of Haverhill,
Iowa, IS the guest Of relatives here
Mrs. James Diggs. Of near Leddania,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Taylor. Tuesday. Mrs julius
Krieger has returned from pleasant
visit in Slater with her sister, Mrs.
II. Wolf. - Miss Lottie Cornett, Of
Mexico, was the guest Of Miss Jose
phine Jacob, Thursday. Miss Ruth
Shoekler, Of wellsviIle, is here for a
visit with Mrs. Olive Hughes. Miss
Ruth Scruggs, Of wellsville, spent
the weekend with Mrs. D. L. Blanch-
field = Miss Josephine jacob visited
Miss Eva Miller in Mexico, Tuesday.
- Tony Holterman, who is attending
business college in Moberly, has re-
turned to resume his studies. - L. E.
Stephens is i'll. - Mr.. and Mrs. P, NJ.
Williams, Of Mexico, were guestsso Of
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Williams. Monday.
Miss Ruth Peyton is in Monroe
City for visit with her brother, |. 7.
Peyton. - Miss Anna Cunningham
Of Montgomery City, visited friends
here several days Of this week. Roy
Moser has returned to school IN
Quincy, III. - Russell Asbury, Of Pat.
tonshurg, is here for visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Asbury
- Herman Yelton il confined to hii
home on account Of sickness. = Mis-
Elizabeth Mathews has returned Il
her work in St. Louis after having
spent her vacation with her parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Matthews. - Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. B. Fennewald Of Granite City
I'm, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tabin, an,
George Tabin Of Muskogee, Okla
and the Misses Klines Of. st. Louis
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M J
Scannell for Christmas week. - Fra1l
Temme, Of ST. Louis, is visitipsfsfar
tin Kersting this wasls4u r. W. Tay
lor and wife have gone to Runnelli
Ioasy fof visit. = Ethel Lail,
sfudent in Missouri University, re
turned to school. Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
BENTON CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Northcutt
spent Sunday with Mrs. Andy
Tratchel. - George Ycltcn, of
st. Louis. spent few days in
Benton City last week. - Alex
Turner and daughters returned
10 Gillian, Mo-, Tuesday after a
few days visit with relatives
near Benton. - Henry Helwig
and Miss Mary Gallon were
quietly married at 5 o'clock on
Sunday evening, Dec. 26, at the
home of the brides parents four
and a half miles east Of Benton.
Only a few friends and relatives
we're present. The Rev. Head Of
Centralia performed the cere-
mony. Ollie Hendrix and Mrs.
-sssssu4tA sq3 slsA sEo!H panty
This marriage unites a well
known and liked young couple.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gallon and is a
lady of fine traits. The groom is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Helwig of
| Molino. The bride wore a navy
iblue suit and white crepe de
chine waist. The groom also
wore a very pretty navy blue
suit. After the ceremony, which
was most impressive, and con-
yratulations from the intimate
friends who were present, a de-
lIightful supper was served. The
HAPPY couple spent a few days
with MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Hicks
land left "Wednesday for Mexico
to visit relatives there. This
highly esteemed young couple
Ihave the best wishes of their
many friends for a long and
prosperous journey through life,
and we hope they will reside in
or around Benton City. Those
Ipresent were: Mr.. and Mrs
lWilliard WiIlingham, Mr.. and
mrs. Ollie Hendrix, Mr.. Elmer
lIfelwig, Miss Martha Helwig
Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. I. G
Hicks and daughter, Mr.. anC
mrs. Alfred Hicks, Mr. and Mrs
lJQe Spears, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
: Gallon, Benton City; Miss Iva.
lie Blue, Bellflower; Mr.. Arthur
lHelwig, Molino; Mr.. Alex Turn
er and daughter, of Gillian, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

The Rows. Mitchell and Arvin GHa
their appointments here Sunday 4
There arr several on the sick id
this week, but they arc getting alors
nicely. The Parson Bros, shippsi
n load of cattle to st. Louis Moni.v
night. Mr.. JnDgbluth's famIly II
moving across the railroad iuls liz
Clark property. Mrs. aioronShn
ily have moved 60 the Georss Rlytm
farm. Mr.. and Mrs, Paytoa nqai b
Iowa. Brown Owens and wife w.
tied with bis parents south Of inM
Monday, ii being his mothers BRO
day. There win be ball in Roma
Hall Thursday night, Jan. 6. Ever
body is invited TO attend. Baia
okey from Mansfield, ILL.,, is visitis
friends here. - MISS Helen hVl&s
returned to Kansas City, after spend
ing the holidays with friends and rsE
atives here. ~ Mrs. Joe Wright fem
Kansas, is visiting her parents and
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Aliisi
Hicks moved to their new home q
Bob Tratehel's last Thursday. NJ
and Mrs. Edwards have taken ehaEg
Of the telephone Office. We wish then
success in their work. = The IFaishe
store has changed hands. Mama
Cox has bought the store and : nov
ready for business. Mr.. and his
Rich and son left Saturday for Rth'
mond, Va.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
UNDER ARREST.

Louisiana, Mo-, Jan. 4.-Fred
ID. wilkins, who is waiting trial
ON a charge of having murdered
Alton NJ. Walker, a Colonel on
Gov. Majors staff, last March,
was arrested here yesterday on
a charge Of forgery, preferred
by a woman.
Walkers death resulted from
a gunshot wound, and the case
attracted wide attention. The
murder trial is set for the jan
uary term of the Pike County
Circuit Court, which will open
next Monday.
Wilkins arrest yesterday on
the forgery charge was by De-
putty Sheriff Mefford of Hanni-
| bal. and he was taken to that
town. The complainant is An
ma Doyle, and the proceedings
are before Justice of the Peace
Fotach at Hannibal. The woman
alleges about Nov. 4 Wilkins,
with intent to defraud, borrow
ed $500 from her, giving as Sc
curity a note dated Oct. Ia, 1914,
payable three years after date,
and purporting to be signed by
Diane L. wilkins and Ellen May
Wooten.
An alleged fraudulent deed Of
trust covering property at Han
ribal was given to secure the
payment Of the note. The sig
nature of Ellen May Wooten to
the note is alleged to be a for
gerry, and it is declared that VIII
hins knew the deed Of trust to
be fraudulent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
WITH ONE FIRM IS YEARS.

Joseph Tureman, of st Louig,
a nephew of Ben Tureman, now
dead but who has resided in
Mexico for many years, has been
q travelling salesman with the }
Kennard & Son Furniture and
Carpet Co., for 35 years. Mr.
Tureman is well known in this
city as he comes here regularly
and has many friends residing
| in Mexico.
He was born in Williamsburg
and was reared in Fulton. His
father was the late James II,
ITureman of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
PRESIDENT OF K c. AUTO
MOBILE CLUB N MEXICO.

"I'm a strong advocate Of per-
manent rock roads" said Frank
L. Loot, president of the Kan
sas City Automobile club, when
he visited this Office Monday af-
ternoon," and moreover every
public spirited citizen of Jackscn
countyis a road booster. When
we can't get the rock roads we
take the next course-We oil
them.
Mr.. Loot IN his official capa-
city as president Of the automo-
bile club has l,een interested
many times in the last year in
road legislation and has ably as
sisted in bringing about many
good changes. Just TO give an
idea Of the way Kansas City
men were alive TO the important
&c Of good roads Mr.. Loot told a
representative of the Ledger
that when the Marshall people
were first agotating the 81, ,OO0,-
900 bond issue fifty members of
the Automobile Club at Kansas
lCity attended a meeting at
Marshall to ''heIpn boost the
proposition.
1--WE have estimated in Kan
sas City that every farm adj
joining a well kept road increas-
es in value $25 to the acre. And
those who want to sell are get
ting this increase price"
"As to the benefits, they are
almost innumerable: of course,
the chief being to the farmer,
because it cuts his distance from
town and market more than one
half; it enables him to utilize all
IOf his time to market products
when weather conditions are
lsuch that he cannot do field
work, and too the advantage Of
1.-THE most favorable market prices
when he disposes of his pro
Iduct. These rock roads lessen
1.-THE wear and tear on his vehi-
Icles, teams and harness; he can
haul double and treble the a
mount he could over the muddy
! rough roads. Largely as a re-
sult Of the improvement, the
number of motor cars owned by
farmers have increased by leaps
and bounds.
'In Sedalia where they have
had rock roads six miles from
the city each way the merchants
have estimated that 55 per cent
more business was done with
farmers in this radius than dur
ling the year previous"
Mr.. Loot complemented Aud
rain highly on the work that
had been done here in the past
year and a half but expressed his
regret at not seeing rock roads
Every road in Jackson county is
permanent. There is a perman-
,, eDt, road from Kansas City tc
Lexington. Marshall and Saline
. county are preparing to vote OF
a bond issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
le ESTATES FILLED.

There were 46 new estates filed in
the Probate Court Of Audrain county
in 1915 according to the records Of
Probate Judge W. W. Bolts. There
were also "a wills filed during the
same period. This seems to have
been rather a light record.
During the year there were six in
sanity inquiries held in the Court
Judge Bolts with his popularity a.
mong young people desiring to be
married and his connection with the
electric Inc has his time well taker
up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
SelIard Not III.

Park Sellard, who was report
ed i'll in albuquerque, N. NJ, has
not been there for his health, it
seems, but preparing to take the
state Optical examination. Mr..
Sellard was one Of four to pass
the unusually hard examination
demanded in that state at a re-
cent quiz and made the highest
grade Of the successful students.
He viii locate in Gallop, N. NJ.
His many Mexico friends wish
him continued success and pros
perity In his work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
Me-. Mildred Bowie Dead.

Mrs. Mildred Bowlcs, 81 years old,
died at her home south of the Mexico
international Shoe Factory Tuesday
morning after an extended illness.
Mrs. Bowles leaves eight children.
They are: Chas. Warren, Tempy,
Jake, Gean, Edgar, Myrtle, WiIlford
and Earl. She also has thee brothers
living and one sitter in the state Of
Washington.
The funeral services were con.
Quoted Wednesday from the house
and the burial was made at New
'Fruxton, Mo. The Ledger joins the
people Of Mexico in extending sym.
rathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Miss Annette Smith of Bonneville,
who has been visiting Mexico rel
atives, went 70 Columbia Tuesday to
attend Farmers Week with other
students Of the Bonneville high school
who are interested in some of the con-
tests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

T. Q. Wilburn and family left this
week for Independence where they
will make their future home. The
Ledger and their many friends here
regret to see them leave Mexico but
join in wishing them much prosperity
in their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

The first marriage license for the
year was issued Monday to Z. L.
Young, of Sailing Township and Miss
Mary POllord, of Monroe county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

A marriage License was lssusd
Thursday to Norman Langford, Brok
en Arrow, Okla, and Miss May C'ls
man, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Charley Sanford, one Of Mexico's
live young business men is depot pas
senger agent in St Louis for the
Louisville National Railroad, and is
making good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06
Loose
Veneer

Endangers the life of furnl-
ture. IL Il h repaired before
II is too late II can be made
Just as good as new.
| am equipped 10 do this work
and to your utmost satisfac-
ton. The expense Is slight and
your satisfaction will be great.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEhsassisI M
Notice is hereby given that 'H'-
settlement Of the estate of
w. I. ASBURY, Deceased,
win be made at the Feb. Nlp
Of the Probate Court Of Audrain, cOss v.
ty, Missouri, to- be held at meANs
Missouri, on the second Monday
February, 1916. ..,,,
I'd Alice Asbury, Adminisuan-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Gene, Robert and Miss Dorothy
Holmes are home from Hawk Point
where they spent the New Years holi-
days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

w. J. McLoney was in this city q
business Wednesday. Mr.. MeLohsI
Is enjoying splendid health as are ~
his family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Mn Rusu. Pearson j. no. YER,
well
MrlsiH. P.ri n visiting IN Kansas
city.
Mrs. W. >. Ri.ey ). III win th'
grip.
Rupert Mapss !. IN viii pneu.
monla.
Dr.. Edward Duncan. Of Molipo il
very IN.
RR Arnold was able TO be out
senday.
Fred Kemper was in towr
Edwin Cave has returned home To
Columbia.
~ Honssy has been in St. Louis
on business
IL. S. CAN'T was in St Louis on bus
incss today.
hatfh Wayne Mas Netnf1eD " 1s''t'''
in Columbia
Dr. J. A. Wren is home from visi,
in Sturgeon
DIR. Adams is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss MARY Lee burks Is quite ~
=
with the gr1pp-
Miss Pearl saunders Is sunerlns
with the grippe
Clay Mcclure now mas ms once
with Ms Myers
Fred W ficner' VINO mas oeeh al
Is able 70 De OUT
MISS lsaoeh looms was Nisi'or !"
this city TUESDAY
Miss Evelyn Ihreikeio VISITED n
Centralia TUESDAY.
Mrs j. d. Lane VINO mas Oeen IA
Is able to Be out
W. Z ATKINS Is steenoing rAr"ef
Week IN Columbia
MIS- Neison Mlaief Is lne guest o
Mexico reiauseS
Miss Hilda Brand Is nome rom
VISIT IN NoiumDia'
Z. A. bearing VINO mas Deen III o
me srlPp, rs o0I
A. r Green Is nome Ifom = gus
mess trlP 70 d LOnis-
Mrs- W y. davenport = spenolnl
AmAs IN Kansas oAts
bouis Jesse Is eonnnea 70 Als hom
on account Of illness
Mrs Susan Olson, who Is ~ at Tn
Hospital Is no better.
Miss Maurlne heizer mas returne
70 school ~ Columbia.
+. p. Crosby went % Ooiumpl
on business Monday
Mrs. D. Chasnon, has returned !
her hSme in sedaiia-
NJ Eyered, 81 Montgomery Oit!
was In Mexico Saturday.
James Squires was business va
itoT In Illinois "Wednesday.
Il. M- Hsttcn Of Laddonia was va
itcr here thursday evening.
Dick Hopkins, OF st. Joseph, is hei
on . VISIT wath relatives.
Judge Douglass oi Benton sit
was ~ Mexieo WEDNESDAY,
Dr. a = "nlte = nome rom
buslness tfip 70 eanaslla. -,
a. =. Aurnsr' q Moh'someiy ~
was IN ehis cry SATURDAY
Oeofef Ae'ierhals' y Denton ~
was " 'n'S cry MonoaN
"lliiam olAre, q hear sahaAA
was IN tnis elty saonaAs
hoy AucAsI % uAeon' Was . Du
mess Visllor mere 1uesoas
Dr. Jolly and ~iIe are at non
on west monroe Street
MISS lsapeA looms, Oh fulton'
tne guest q aaexlco lIlenos'
J. :. T. farker' ol Eastern Anara
was N inls elty MohoAy'
~ = n AoAms' q AnAsasss =
business VISITOR nefe Frscdy-
Iyke harr'S,-s' q hcCredle' vas
s rity on business Tuesday
Mrs Z. G Van Horn and Two g
ire recovering from the gripp-
Miss Lucy Wells i home from
pleasant visit TO Jefferson City
Cave johnson has returned TO sch
at the University IN Columbia
John Hickerson, Of Eastern Az
rain, was IN this city Monday.
Sam Bovine, Of Centralia, was
fhis city Monday on business.
Rasa Newton Of Columbia, was
this city on buisness Tuesday
Ladies suits and coats at half pl
and less. Fredendall & Wilkins.
Or. James Gordon, q Coiumi
was business visitor here Friday.
Judson Sanderson, Of Fulton
in this city on business Wednesday
Kelley Wilkerson went to Coium
Tnesday to attend Farmers Week
Roy Clark Of Paris, Mo-, Is visit
his uncle, Edgar Clark Of this city
Ladies suits and coats at half pl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

DR. D. S. Gage, Of Westminster col
iege, Fulton, was in this city attend
ing Synod Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-06

Joseph wilkins and wife are vl'lf
ing in Lexington during the holidays