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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
HARRISON.

Eph Anderson shelled six hundred
bushels of corn Saturday. = s. A.
Pool delivered hogs, Wednesday.
There were 26 stockers. - We are
sorry to report that Harrison Lloyd is
no better at this writing. Jake Jones
visited friends in Mexico, Saturday
evening. - Several from. our neigh
borhood attended the plays at the High
School, Friday and Saturday. - j. R.
Hayes is on the sick list. - Roy
Showers is also on the sick list. ~
Jimime Jones, son of Yancy Jones of
Montana, is visiting home folks, relat-
ives and friends. - Quite a number Of
our little folks are out Of school on
account of the deep snow. - Farmers
Of this neighborhood are keping the
corn shelter busy. - Reed Jones
bought some shoats last week at 6
cents pound. ~ "Old Bill', the twen-
ty-eight ylear old mule of James Jones
died last week. - A. S. Pool lost a
horse last week.-W. P. Vance bought
of Elmer Wade two good milk cows.
= Bessie Jones has been visiting in
Columbia the past week. - We are
all glad to report that Virgil Shuck
lis better after his severe illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
MUST HAVE THE LEDGER.
Mrs. Chas. Bayless Says That Family
Must Have Ledger.
R. M. White & Son.
Mexico, Missouri.

R. M. White & Son.
Mexico, Missouri.
Gentlemen:--
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. srd, 1916
Enclosed you will find money order
for $1.O0 to cover renewal of moth
er's subscription for the Ledger.
We have thought we could per-
haps manage to get along without
The Mexico Ledger but mother finds
in each weeks issue SO many items Of
interest pertaining to her acquaint-
ances in her old home town, we have
concluded to delay the renewal no
longer. Each Monday we anxiously
await the arrival Of your paper and
are glad to see that while we are in
the midst Of cur rainy season in
Southern California and are having
some heavy transforms, still the tenn
perature is much lower here than in
the Eastern States. And when we
consider the fact that we are usually
blessed with sunshiny weather from
May until November or December, we
are indeed thankful we are in Cali
fornia,
Mother and Charles greatly miss
the old home ties in Mexico, but the
Ledger" seems to be the connecting
link between the old ties and the new.
have been in the Bayless family
as daughter-in-law for only few
months and am not, therefore, famil-
lar with the many names constantly
mentioned in your paper, but in time,
hope to be one of its regular readers
and patrons.
am an enthusiast for California
and consequently, am not a booster
for cold climates such as you have in
Missouri. Think Of It'll Now the hills
around US are clothed in green and
many roses and other flowers are in
bloom. At all times during the year
the fruits and vegetables in season
can be bought at surprisingly low
prices.
L We are not desirous of offering
any inducements to residents of Mex
leo to come West, but simply wish tc
say that Los Angeles is very fine
/ place in which to live.
With best wishes for the success
of your publication, ] am,
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Chas. E. Bayless.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
A NEBRASKA LAND DRAWING.

n IN1SRnfAt5hA A<AANA DAs<A " AA'NA'
Washington, Feb. 5.--Secretary of
the Interior Lane announces that ap-
proximately $4,000 additional acres in
the North Platte irrigation project
are ready for entry and that home
steaders may make application at the
Alliance land Office, where a drawing
will be held.
The farm contain from forty to
eighty acres each, are fairly smooth,
easily prepared for crops and are in
the midst of an agricultural commun,
ity already developed and prosper
Gus.
Entries will be received March "a
and the drawing will be held later.
In making the announcement the
Department of the Interior says:
ssHomesteaders will find here near
Ily sixty thousand acres in tillage,
with hundreds of comfortable farm
buildings. Cities and towns are -four
ishng, schools have been established
and excellent transportation facilities
are provided.
"The annual harvests now total mil
lions of dollars and the pioneering
stage Of development has long since
passed. Taken in connection with
fertile soil, low cost of preparation OF
| land, good markets, and healthfui
climate, these farms should prove ex-
ceptionally attractive to homestead
ers from the Mississippi Valley
states"
Under the terms of the reclamation
entrymen are allowed twenty years
to pay for water rights. The second
payment does not fall due for five
wears after the date of making entry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
JUDGE 7. F. MURRY MOVES.
Judge Murry of Fulton Moves to
Oklahoma.

Judge 7. F. Murry left Fulton,
Tuesday morning, and was joined in
Auxyasse by Mrs. Murry, and daugh-
ter, Miss Goldie, who accompanied
him to their new home in Oklahoma
City, Okla, where Judge Murry will
spend at least three months in looking
after property interests, and they
may make that city their permanent
home. Judge Murry acquired the
property in trade with 7. J. Nc
MahOn and the judge and his family
will occupy 11-room house on Six
teenth street in that city, just recently
vacated by Mr.. Mcmahon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcmahon are in Fulton
with their daughter, Mrs. s. T.
Moore on East Eighth street and ex-
pect to move to the Murry farm in
April.-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Has $500 to Expend for
Public Drinking Fountain.

The Mexico Chapter of the D. A.
RS held its regular meeting Monday
afternoon, Feb. 7th, in the club rooms
Of the Library with Mrs. Charles
Clark, Mrs. G. W. Robertson, Misses
H-ttie Brown, and Dorothy Holmes as
hostesses. It was an interesting ses-
sion although unusually long because
Of SO much business to be transacted
The report of the treasurer showed
5000 on hand to be expended for a
drinking fountain which is to be
erected on the Court House lawn, the
exact location not yet chosen. The
Chapter expects to have this in
stalled in the spring.
Ten delegates. not including the re-
gent, Mrs. Wlnans, and her alternate,
were elected to attend the national
meeting Of the D. A. RS which is held
IN Washington In April each year.
The sum of s1.OO was given by the
Chapter to aid in purchasing chair
for Continental Hall in honop-of Mrs.
VIM. Cummins Story, the retiring
president-general of the National D.
A. RS
The Chapt enthusiastically voted
that Washington's birthday be cele-
brated with a patriotic dinner party to
be held at the Ringo Hotel the evening
Of the 22nd.
Three new members were voted in,
Miss Maud Barbee of Hardin College,
Mrs. w. w. Bolts and Miss Marie
Rose. The Chaptef was glad TO well
come Mrs. Evans of Centralia, Mrs.
Tom Hook and Miss Thornburg, all
new members, who were present for
the first time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
CHANCE WASHINGTON P. M.
Wallace BassfOrd Does Not Get APP
pointment in Capital.

Washington, February s.--With the
confirmation by the Senate yesterday
Of Merritt 0. Chance, the chances Of
Wallace Bassford. Of Mexico, Mo-,
private secretary to Speaker Champ
Clark, becoming postmaster Of the
City of Washington vanished. The
Senate, in a short executive session
yesterday Afternoon, confirmed the
Of Chance as well as that
Of his predecessor, Otto Praeger as
second assistant postmaster general.
The Chance nomination was held up
largely on account of local opposition,
the chief charge being that Chance
was not Democrat. Chance is a
native Of Mount Vernon, ILL.,, and a
nephew of the late Gen. Wesley Mer-
rift.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Bolts HOME ENTERED AND
is THOROUGHLY RANsAcRED|
Nothing is Stolen Though Trunks and
Bureau Contents Were Thrown
Broadcast.
FAMILY wINTERING IN SOUTH
Gained Admittance to Residence
Through a Cellar Window and
Sawed Hole in Door.

The residence of W. ]. Bolts on
south jefferson Street was recently
entered and the contents of bureaus
and trunks generally thrown over the
entire place. So far as could be as
certained nothing was stolen. To-
bacco juice spattered about the floors
and in the vicinity Of rocking chairs
leads those who have seen the house
to believe the intruders were men and
took their time in ransacking the
building.
Mr.. Bolts and family are in Ten
nessee spending the winter. Just
when the thieves entered the home
cannot be ascertained though it was
within the past ten days. A close in
spection Of the building leads friends
of the family to conclude nothing was
stolen.
Entrance was gained through a
basement window and in one room,
where the door was locked, part of the
panel had been sawed out SO the Yale
lock could be undone from the inside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
THE NEW IAn.

THE Ledger is glad to know that
county finances are getting in such
shape that the court is beginning 70
arrange the details in the direction of
erecting a new modern jail. There
seems to be some question regarding
the site. Some favor building the
jail where the old one is while others
think there should be more ground.
The Audrain County Jail has been re-
peatedly condemned and for some
time has been really disgrace to the
county.
The court is to be congratulated on
its wise and economical handling Of
the funds without any bond issue.
Very few public buildings are ever
built without either direct tax or
bond issue to pay for the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
MERCHANTS HELP HOME.

Tuesday the Kings Daughters SOL
icitors for the Old Ladies' Home met
with success when they presented
their solicitation to the Mexico mer-
chants. The Committee does not
know the exact amount that was
given but say that 1t was as much as
was obtained last year through the
same means. They wish to thank the
merchants for the hearty response and
aid given the Home.
This organization will not have a
tag day at the Fair this year, and it
may be Of interest to know while the
local circle pays seven hundred dol
lars towards the support Of the Home,
annually many other circles over the
state are sending their contributions
here and that all Of the twenty four
hundred dollars necessary in keeping
up the Home is spent here amoung
our own merchants.
There are thirteen old ladies now
being cared for in the Home, and nine
applications are on file seeking an
entrance at the earliest opportunity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
!. TRuEspELL. 81. IS DEAD.


John c. Truesdell, who has lived
practically all his life Of 81 years in
the vicinity Of Clark, Mo-, was buried
Monday afternoon in the Chapel
Grove Cemetery, near his home. He
died Sunday night after short ill
ness.
Born in 1929 in the Clark COM
munity. Mr.. Truesdell never for long
lived away from that vicinity. He
owned farm of 400 acres. He is
survived by wife, six sons and two
daughters. The children are: James
Tueesdell Of Clark, John Truesdell,
Obe Truesdell, Simon Truesdell who
live near Clark, Mrs. Annie Clifton Of
Chamois, Mo. and Mrs. Lizzie Carr,
who lives near Sturgeon.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Baptist church at Clark by the
Rev. /. M. Turnage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Florida Land For Sale.

THE oCCOCHoBEE COUNTRY
FLORIDA. We are opening for set
tlement 100000 acres of the most
fertile land in the United States
The greatest opportunity for the Cat
tie, Hog and Poultry Man ever pre-
sented to the American farmer
Write for booklet and sample of soil
W. A. Kieffer Gen1 Agent, 600 A
State St, Springfield, Mo. 5O-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
CALLS PRESS CLUB MEETING.

Mitchell White, Of the Ledger, corr
responding secretary of the Missouri
Press Association, at the direction of
President J.. Kelly Pool Of Centralia,
has called meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the organization to meet
in St. Louis at II a. M, February 25,
in the Planters Hotel.
The members are: ]. Kelly Pool,
president Courier, Centralia; Fred E..
Kies, first vice president, Volks
Freund, jackson; Eugene B. Roach,
second vice prdesident, Democrat, Car
thage; Earl Hodges, third vice presi-
dent, Missourian, Mokane; Mitchell
White, corresponding secretary, Led
ger, Mexico; G. W. Ridgeway, record
ing secretary, Adviser, Fayette; J.
P. Tucker, treasurer, Gazette, Park
vile.
The meeting is to decide between
Joplin and Kansas City for the next
convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
MRS. MATTE WEISS DEAD.

Mrs. Matte Weiss 70 years old,
mother of Mrs. H. Grossman, of this
city, died suddenly of heart disease at
the home of her daughter in this city
Tuesday night. The body was ship
ped to. st. Louis where the funeral
win be conducted Thursday. The
burial will be made in the Jewish
cemetery there. Mrs. Grossman ac-
companied the body to st. Louis.
Mrs. Weiss was born in Roumania
and came to this country about is
years ago. She leaves the following
children: David. Weiss, Sol Weiss, both
of St. Louis, Ester Hortic, of Texas,
and Mrs. H. Grossman of this CITY,
The Ledger joins the people Of Mex
leo in extending sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
FIND PIKE COUNTY LAND
WAS NOT ENTERED
]. w. Daniel Of This City, Discovers
Forty Acres in McPike Tract in
Peculiar Condition.
WAS A SURPRISE TO CLAIMANT
Patent Was Finally Procured by Pur-
chase Of the Land From the Gov
ernment Quite Recently.
WAS A SURPRISE TO CLAIMANT

j. W. Daniel. Of this city, in exam
ining some land titles not long ago
discovered forty acres in Pike county,
three miles east of vandalia which
had never been entered from the gov
ernment by any one. That any land
in this part Of Missouri had ever es-
capped being entered in the land office
department at Washington hardly
seemed possible but investigation
proved this to be true.
The land was held by Hardin Nc
Pike and a patent was secured
for it by purchase on the part Of Mr..
McPike, then owner through the land
Office department and Springfield, Mo.
Mr.. Daniel says this is the first in
cident of its kind that he ever heard Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
EASTERN AUDRAIN AND WEST
ERN PIKE.

Harve Inflow recently purchased a
bunch of shoats from Webb Wright.
- Prof. Orville Bland is arranging for
a big debate at Prairie Lane, soon. -
John Miller leaves for his new farm
near Sedalia, the 18th. = There was
opposition in Western Pike to the two
court house proposition. The vote at
Gazette stood 80 against and 20 for.
Generally the proposition carried,
though. Two churches, Christian and
Baptist, costing $4,000 and $4,000
respectively, also court house will be
built soon in Bowling Green. - Char
les Brasbear has purchased the Hart
ing place just one half mile east Of
Vandalia.--William Day bought fine
draft mare at the Henry Miller sale
for more than $500. - Silos have
proven very serviceable during the
ice-locked weather of the past few
weeks. The labor entailed in dig
ging shock of corn out of the ice is
not unlike mining rock OF coal. -
Miss Kate Lake recently paid Louis
Kohls visit. - Mrs. Ed Williamson
is this week the guest Of A. B. Shat
tuck and family. "Aunt Sallie"
Barnett of Vandalia fell over a box
in her kitchen, Saturday about noon,
and broke her arm, DR.. Terrill says
exactly where Mrs. A. L. Shattuck's
is broken. - Mrs. w. F. Pritchett,
after having visited her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Key Fuller in Kansas
City for several months is again at
home at her daughters, Mrs. W. w.
Lewellens'. - Mrs. Ora Roberts, ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Myers, con-
suited DR.. McCubbin an occulist Of
Fulton, Saturday. -. M. Biggs is
now handling two cars Of cattle. -
Our new neighbors, Mr.. Chenoweth
and Mr.. Livington, are loading three
cars in Iowa preparatory to starting
for their new Missouri homes. - The
coal mines in Vandalia were rushed
beyond their capacity Saturday. Fif-
teen farmers were turned away with
out coal. - Thomas Cook and A.
Goodman are candidates for road
overseer in Western Pike. - Miss
Maude Biggs, of Hardin College, was
a Sunday guest Of home folks. - Joe
Lovelace bought hog Of A. B
Shattuck recently. - Herman Kraft
has employed Howard Hought for
another year. - Brack Roberts after
his sale the 9th, will load a car with
| William Jeffries for Idaho Falls
Idaho. - Cant Tevant for Judge Gu,
| McCune is looking after forty heat
Of cattle and twenty head of mules. :
Gus Sheely, our carrier on route four
has been turning west at the F. P
Myers corner, and not making hi
full route on account of the culverts
being out near the John Irvine place
l. Miss Nettie Moberly sold twent,
dollars worth of fancy work durinl
January. = Link Kilby has purchas
ed small farm from James Collin
of New Harmony. - Lie Baker an
Ferrel Featherston helped Rober
Barnett move his household goods t
the E. c. Waters property in Van
dalia, recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
sHULLENBERGER,

h. A. SHULLENBERGER,
/ the Christian Church of
has received a call from the
Eistian Church at Des Moines
creased salary, but has not
|up his mind to leave good old
|hich he likes so well. Rev
Eullenberger is a splendid
|and is much beloved not only
prs of his own church but by
Ping people of Mexico, gen
d we are glad to know that
j. good wife are so attached
] and the work Of the church
will likely be prevailed upon
peal congregation to remain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
T. R. HEwETT MURDERED.
Killed by Insane Man as He Leaves
Sale Monday Afternoon.


T. r. Hewett, brother of Mrs. E. A.
Lotion, of this city, was shot by an in
sane man last Monday afternoon at
Fort Cobb, Okla, as he was leaving
a stock sale there. He died from his
wound Tuesday. Mrs. Lotions father
is in Oklahoma at present.
Mr.. Hewett leaves a wife and five
children. He was one of the leading
stoclmen Of Oklahoma. The partic-
uIars of the shooting were not learned
in this city. The Ledger joins the
people Of Mexico in extending sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Frv win Address Elks.

W. w. Fry. Jr., chairman of the
Judiciary committee of the Elks State
Association has been asked by the
president Of the association to read
a report Of the Committee on State
Associations as was given in the pro-
ceedings of the Los Angeles Grand
Lodge. Mr.. Fry will go to Moberly
Wednesday night where he will de-
liver the address before the state del
egates. The Elks will hold their con-
vention in Moberly in 1916.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Ron ]. cREEcH Of Troy
Abat he will be a candidate
ImOcratic nomination for
Eor from the Eleventh sem
krict. Mr.. Creech has been
law in Lincoln county ls
served two terms as pros
.orney and made a good rec
office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
RARNErT.RoDHoUsE WEDDING.

Deputy Sheriff Roy Barnett and
Miss Mabel Rodhouse, Of this city,
were married Monday at Quincy ILL.,,
by County Judge Lyman Mccall. The
wedding was a complete surprise to
the friends and parents Of the young
people.
Mrs. Barnett is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodhouse. She was
a student at Mcmillan High School up
to the time q the wedding. Roy
Barnett is the son Of Sheriff J. W.
Barnett and has been his fathers de-
putty for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett arrived home
Tuesday and will make their home at
the Sheriff's home at the County jail.
The Ledger extends congratulations to
the young couple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

F. A. Morris has been appointed a
member of the Eight-Mile-Road COM
mission in the place of G. P. Arnold,
who was the retiring member. The
other members of the commission are
w. L. johnson and R. R. Arnold, Jr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

l. ticket nominated by the
4 Of Mexico, Monday, as a
1 good strong ticket, and
.ted without any opposition.
4 reason why, If the people
|rate with Mayor Harrison
4 council Mexico should not
endid business administra-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
in this section of the state as most of
the land has all been properly enter
cd.
County Court.

The road overseers will be appoint
ed Thursday If the court has time to
consider the question at that time. In
a case where the appointment is
contested the matter will be contin-
ued to the next term Of the court.
t. M. Dowell has been appointed
road overseer in District 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Ah Mnir Likes the Ledger.

Alb Muir of 912 Broadway, Denver,
Colo, in remitting for the Weekly
Ledger says: "The Ledger is good
paper, and cannot do without it.
The Denver Post is almost as good as
the Ledger, but not quite. While the
weather has been cold, and below
zero, you don't notice it because it is
so dry and nice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Peterson's Horse Killed.

A horse hitched to one of Smith
Peterson's wagons slipped and fell on
the icy ground at the Butler Guthrie
house Monday afternoon and was 50
badly injured that it had to be killed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

block for advance in real
sxso and Audrain County
u, Is hne. IN addition to
b sale q The Pease farm
We hear Of two or three
trades that are under con-
-OHe being a fine Mexico
involving a large sum Of
fhere is no better invest
where than good old Mexico
Rin County real estate. With
bod crop this year, dirt in
Of the country will advance
B per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
HARpING. a (

A. HARDING, a former
Il located at Columbus, In
Femitting for the Mexico
Is. aAm glad to note the
| steady progress Of Mexico
Bple and l also take pleasure
! that the Ledger is gener-
4 right side Of the propos-
nitted.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
cARTER n. HARRISON REFUSES.

Fred A. Morris received a telegram
from Carter H. Harrison, who was
asked to speak before the Young
Mems Demicratic Club Of Missouri
Meeting here March third, stating
that other business prevented him
from accepting this fiattering engage
ment. Speakers for the meeting will
be announced by W. W. Fry, Jr., this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

WARDEN has rented the
,Oms in the First National
ling and will engage in the
law in Mexico. Mr.. War
Ien a member Of the Mexico
baton for a quarter Of q
bd some years ago practis-
bis city. His many friends
|pe him back again on the
L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
vANDALTA ROAD COMMISSION

The County Court Tuesday appoint
ed Thomas Evans and John Whitledge
as road commissioners ir the Vandalia
Eight-Mile-Road District. Evans is
to serve for one year and Whitledge
for a period of three years. Whit
ledge takes the place of Louis Cole,
resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
WALLACE CHOSEN CITY
MARSHAL 1T PRIMARY
}. d. Mckee Was Chosen as Demo-
cratic Candidate For City Col
lector on Monday.
J. J. WOOD WINS IN THE FOURTH
No Competition in Other City Offices
ELECTION Passes off Quietly
A Large Vote.

Sam Wallace was chosen candidate
for City Marshal at the Democratic
Primary Monday, ]. D. Mckee as can
didate for City Collector and J. ].
Wood as candidate for Councilman in
the fourth'ward. These were the only
Offices in which there was any compe-
tition.
In the + nth Ward J. J. Wood re-
ceived 1O1 votes and his opponent G.
W. Pickett 81; T. E. Hook, in the first
ward received 212; w. S. Eller in the
second 175 and x. P. Ball in the third
281.
The following committeeman were
chosen: First Ward, W. W. johnson;
Second Ward, Harry Atchison; Third
Ward, Walker Burns; Fourth Ward, F,
A. Morris.
The vote on the other city officers
by wards was as follows:
~rs~r~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Mrs. George Wiggs has returned to
her home in MarshaIltown, Iowa, af-
ter an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Garrett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

.roper column Of the daily
1 Ledger will be found the
,put Of J. G. Ford, candi-
'beri2 Of Audrain County
me Democratic Primary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Leap Year Supper.

There will be Leap Year box sup
per at Maple Grove school house, Fri
day evening, Feb. 11th. Contrary to
the usual custom Of box suppers,
'.Boys who come, bring box or pie;
Girls come and come to buy"
The following interesting program
viii be given before the sale Of the
boxes; n..-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

The flavor of our a0c a lb coffee is
the same as any 35c coffee. Try it.
d2w1 Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

A real bargain while they last,
California Muir Peaches, A lbs. S25c,
worth 10 cents lb. Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

J. w. Burlington is home from a
business trip to Benton City.
J. w. Dowell of Benton City, was
here on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

| have the Iowa Salamander White
Corn, as fine as ever grew, medium
maturing, and guaranteed to grow at
$500 per bushel. Order early. Glen
Gilbert, Middletown, Mo. Scot