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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-15

They carry a complete production
with all special scenery and effects.
Miss Louise Worthington plays the
part of Mary Turner She is only ID
he exceIled by Marguerite Ellington
and has promised Manager Cooper
that she will wear some of her latest
New York gowns that are bound to
make the ladies of Pendleton sit up
and take notice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-15
WALL STREET PROFITS WILL BREAK
ALL RECORDS THIS CHRISTMAS

be worth $3.50, 900 which is slowed
away in a bank, the money make out
Of brokerage business set up on
$4,000. His operations have all been
on the curb market.
In the stock exchange with a $75.-
900 seat paid for by the firm for
whom he was telephone reporter
five years ago is Robert C. Nanke.
Most wall Street stenographers
however, will go without seats on the
exchange. They win have TO be con-
tent with 800 to $500. The latter
sum is the figure predicted today for
the smaller wage earners in the
banking house of j. P. Morgan and
company. though formal announce
ment of the firms has not been made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the!
cannot reach the seat Of the disease, Ca
tarrh is local disease. greatly Influence
by constitutional conditions, and ln order tt
cure II you must take m internal remedy
Han Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system, Halls Catnrrh Cure
was prescribed by one Of the best physlci
ans In this country for years 1t is com
posed OF some OF the best toncs known
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers The perfect combination OF the
ingredients In Halls Catarrh Cure is What
produces such wonderful results In catarrhal
conditions Send for testimonials, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, Q
All Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
MOLINO ITEMS

Mrs. James Denham, Of St. Louis
was the guest Of Mrs. John Heller
several days last week. 49, Miss Flor.
ence Heller, who has been suffering
with her hand and arm for the last
two weeks, is thought to be a little
better, - Mrs. r. L. Robinson spent
several days in Mexico last week the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lewis Galway spent several
days recently with her sister. Miss
Florence Heller. - Mrs. R0bt. Beam,
Of Montana, has been the guest Of
Mrs. Henry Fisher and Mrs. Thomas
Bolts, who left Saturday to visit Mrs.
Dave Beam, Of South Fork vicinity
Joe Ware and wife we're guests Of
Lon Heller and family Thursday. -
Felix Martin and wife, and Mrs. Al
nsr M1noy were guests Of Edgar
Martin and family Friday. - Born, u
Edgar Martin ard wife, on November
the l6tns a seFen-p0Ind daughter.
Stella Lee - c. z. Massey and fam
.Ily, q Mexico, spent Sunday with
Robert Hurd and family. r, s.
Montgomery and wife, Of Mexico, and
n L. Weaver and John Heller spent
Sunday with z. l. Heller and family.
Oscar Martin and family and Ed
sharp and family. Of Santa Fe, were
Sunday guests Of Edgar Martin and
family. We extend sympathy to
tbs bereaved Of Mr.. Henry Dudley
who formerly lived near here, whc
died at his home in Mexico Sunday
morning at ten O'Clock. Mr.. Dudley
was buried at Berea Tuesday at ii
o'clock. - c. c. Bybee is sporting a
new Ford since the Presidential cleo.
ton. - John Smith and wife, Of South
Of Mexico, were guests Of Mrs. Mar
Williams Monday. 49, Mrs. John Hei,
zer and daughter spent from Friday
till Sunday in Santa Fe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
LIBERTY NEWS

Mr.. John Smith and family spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank James. Mr.. Jim Kutter and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith. -- Clement James is
helping Mr., John Smith snap corn
this week. - Mr.. Carl Lockridge and
family and Mrs. John Kegler and fam
lily visited Mr.. John Lockridge and
daughter Sunday. - S. H. Bise sold
his farm Of 10 acres TO L. L. jenkins
Of near Cant and Mr.. jenkins will
take possession the first Of January.
Ben Robinson has been doing some
fall blowing. Hr. and Mrs. John
Smith visited Mrs. Williams Of No
limo Monday They brought Misses
Blanche and Edna Caztho-n and Mas
ter Grover Williams for 2 Ehor1 visit
-MrL H0rd Davis ard children spent
szr2zy ere with Ben Robinson and
family We hare JUST had our 1oor
osle& ard D1gltezsd " ozr fzrai-
tore, waca makes quite an improve
me1 We hare also 9st1el . teach
ere e1ST, s01ae books. vase basket,
ard aaTerzl asher little things from
ne praesezE II oar box supper. -
Nr. A. T. Darezn and family, and
Ms. ard MrG EcbertBon from Arm
asgnsgt visited Mr. Barnes Thursday
Mr.. s. H. Biae has . load Of
cattle from st. L0uig - Ar. s. II. Bige
has bailt 2 new corn crib on the Cullen
paee. - Ben Robinson il putting in a
new feHce dividing the farms Of Jus
Elm White and the Mexico Savings
Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
SOUTH LIBERTY ITEMS

George Hampton visited his par
eEts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hampton Sat
urady and Sunday. Coughing,
sneezing, and shifting is the common
occupation around here. NJ. J. Cox
and wife to Wellsyille Wednesday.
New bridges are being built on the
county road this week. - Mabel Har.
ris is sick at this writing. Rob.
ert Brown is building a new barn. -
Bessie and Lucy Horton were Mexico
visitors Friday. Robert Brown.
Jr., had his aednoids removed Friday.
c. A. Brown and wife were in Con-
cord from Saturday Until Monday,
where Mrs. Browns sister, Miss Eliza
Kennon, died. Miss Kennon was Ct
years Of age. She was buried al
Concord. Mrs Al Coil spent the
week in Benton City. - Marie Harris
visited at c. A. Browns the last of
the week. r. L. Brown went to
Auvxasse Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
MERITS REMARKABLE,
JOPLIN MAN ASSERTS
j. p. Spain Pays Glowing Tribute
wsrk of Celebrated New
Medicine Tanlae.
ONLY REMEDY TO AID HIM
Il Feel Like q Different Person
Since Taking This Preparation"
He Gratefully Declares.

JOPLIN. No.. Nov. q. - OF the
hundreds Of statements given by
residents Of this city and vicinity
none is more convincing than that
given by ]. B. Spain. Of l107 West
Seventh street.
II have been in a half sick condi.
ton for some time" Mr.. Spain said.
Stomach trouble and dyspepsia both
cred me. ! didn't care to eat anything
as every meal, no matter how care
fully prepared, would cause severe
pains in my stomach. Gas forma-
tons would bother me frequently and
| often experienced severe headaches.
Il tried almost every kind of med
icine, but none Of them helped me I'M
til ! found Tanlac. | feel like a diff
ferent person, since taking this pre-
paration. / have a hearty appetite
now and the food agrees with me as
the gas formations have ceased and
I'm not bothered with the pains nj my
stomach. I sleep soundly at night
and get up feeling fresh and rested,
| consider Tanlac a remarkable rem
edy and heartily endorse it,"
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is es-
pecially beneficial for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble, catarrhal COM
plants, rheumatism, nervousness,
sleeplessnesa loss of appetite and
the like, and has proven a fine blood
purifier and general system cleanser.
Tanlac is now being specially intro
duced and explained in Mexico at
Buckner's Drug Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
DEATH IN
R. h DUDLEY D|EDA1s
HERE SUNDAY N0R|

a,d Robert ,, !, Henry Dudley aged 4
eled at his home on South ~
street Sunday morning at ~
after a lingering illness,
Mr.. Dudley was born in nj
county Kentucky, October =, - Il
and came to Missouri at Ii. =
fourteen, He settled nes, NJ
where he lived, with the sT,.,a'
two years in St Louis COUNT
coming to Mexico three year, J,
In 1869 he was marriep = !.
Priscilla Hawkins. To this unt, l
children were born, three - !, / I
survive him. His wife died :, =, y
ago and one daughter, Mis-, a..
died about fifteen year, a., I
surviving children are: M, v
Miller of Mexico; Mrs. Levi, b J.
terson, of Matador, Texas, All y
katherine Dudley, of Mexico. 4. /.
leaves three grandchildren ~ ],
great-grandehild.
The funeral was copdn.,.,
Berea Tuesday morning at /, al
by the Rev. 0. 0. Green. ana n
ment made in the family ,,,.'.
near there. The pail bear,r
Mr.. Pate Cauthorn, Dr.. L.Ez-!
Mr.. Lon Heller, Mr.. o. l. Ers
j. A. Bolts and Mr.. Chas H.Di.rs
The Ledger joins the srr sJs,ns
the family in extenss, t,,,oI
sympathy to them in aer i, !
bereavement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
HOLLINSVILLE ITEMS

Miss Mildred Cook, teacher at Gate
wood, attended the State Teachers,
Association at st. Louis last week, -
arthur Ellis has the measles. Mrs.
Taylor Berry returned from sedalia
where she visited her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Fansler. - Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T.
Cawthorn spent Sunday atsSanta Fe,
F.: i: MCGEE and family and Mrs,
W. W. Wilson spent Sunday in Mex-
leo with ]. c. MCGEE and Miss Belle.
.. I; Cawthorn sold a mule recent
ly to Nit Householder for $3.50, and
a young horse to Mr.. Dye near Paris
for $l4O. = Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Guth-
RE were called Monday to Wellsville
to the bedside of their son, r. o.
Guthrie. J. L. Carpenter shipped
out a load of cattle to st. Louis Mon
day night. - Clyde Moore sold to ].
l., Blum some snapped corr for $3.50
per bu. - W. w. Wilson recently NOV
ed to the Andrew NeaIe farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
NEW HOPE ITEMS

c. W. Wilson and family, and AL
fred Wilson and wife were the Sunday
guests of Emmett Davenport and
family. - Miss Louise Dollens visited
her cousin, Effie Chick, Thursday
night. Mrs. Harvey Stewart is Wis,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Bernard
Sellars, for a few days. = Will Free
man and wife and little son, Howard
Stanley, visited Harvey Stewart and
family Sunday Mrs. James Wis
dom has returned home, after a few
days visit with relatives in Mexico
- Jim Hall visited Mis-. Brutus Parks
Sunday. Misses Ara and Grace
D%ollens, of Mexico, visited home-folks
Saturday night and Sunday. Miss
Efie Chick was the guest of Miss
Louise Dollens Sunday night. - Hull
Wilson and family were the Sunday
guests of Willard Silver and wife-L
Robinson and family visited Archie
johnson and family Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
AUXyASsE ITEMS.

Bob Biggs shipped 2 car loads of
cattle to St Louis market Monday.
and Tuesday. Jim Patterson also
shipped 2 car loads to St. Louis. -
Rev. Mitchell held services at the
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, and
both Sunday morning and night. -
Mr.. Chas. Gililand will spend the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. H. G.
Thomas. Master Thos. Lawrence
is nursing the measles. Mrs. ].
Frank Buckner is visiting relatives in
Lone Wolf, Ok. - r. J. Bates, Jim
Patterson and John Yates shipped a
cattle from here this week. - Aunt
Nancy Henderson who is 92 years old,
spent the week with her daughter AT
Hatton, returning TO her home here on
Saturday. 1880 Mrs. JOHN T. Buckner
is home from st. Louis. 49, Mrs. Bell is
entertaining her son from the West.
Reverend Wood did not fill his pull
pit here Sunday night, owing to being
taken sick suddenly by ptomaine poi
son Sunday right after noon. The
family ate canned food Saturday
which they thought caused the poi
son, which made Mrs. Wood very sick
right away and is still quite i'll while
Mr., Wood, not until Sunday, was i'll,
and the baby not until Monday a. m.
All are out Of danger now, - z. w
Hooks were Mexico visitors this
week. - A number from here expect
to attend the Presbyterian Confer.
ence in Mexico this week. Miss
Kennon, who died at the home of her
brother, was buried at Hatton Sat
urday. - Mrs. Lon Henderson spent
last week in Mexico and attended the
S s. Convention while there. Mas.
ter Joe Donald Connor of Fulton was
brought to his grandmother's at Con
cord where he is under the care Of
DR.. Ellis with a case of measles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Miller enter
tanned company from Laddonia Sun
day, - A number from the Communi-
ty Church attended the convention in
Mexico. - Mrs. Frank Shelly was in
Rush Hill Thursday. = Mrs. Clark
Sims was in Mexico Saturday. - Mrs.
Stuart is i'll at her home. J. R.
Shook dehorned cattle Friday. - Mrs.
George Downs and Miss Elva Kirch-
er attended the convention in Mexico
Thursday. Miss Kircher was a dele
gate from Littleby Church. - w. E.
Cornett, Of Rush Hill, lost two head
Of cattle last week. - w. E. Cornett
bought a calf from Mr.. Edison, of Rush
Hill, for S25. - The boys are doing
some fine trapping these cold days.
Hedgedale has a new chair, and is
expecting to purchase an organ and
some books. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
kircher and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Erdel, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Erdel. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Holterman, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Witchie, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Armstrong and Mrs. Alfred Feutz
motored to Perry Sunday. - The Rev.
Hornback held services at Littleby
Church Sunday. There was quite a
congregation Sunday evening. - Mr..
and Mrs. George Downs and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shramp spent Sunday in
Mexico. Dee Downs spent Sunday
with Lewis and Estell Fox, near Rush
Hill. Mrs. D. l.. Rogers returned
Saturday from Dodgeville, Wis,
where she was called by the death of
her sister, Mrs. Alvin Anderson. Mrs,
Anderson, who before her marriage
was Miss Grace James, had visited
mere some years ago, and had many
warm friends who were deeply griey,
ed to hear Of her death. All extend
their heartfelt sympathy to Mrs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
LAC ITEMS.

Miss Marguerite Wright was the
guest Of ~hornefolkg Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Ethel Mapes returned to
her home at Mexico last week, after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Smith. Miss Grace Williams, Of
this vicinity, is visiting relatives in
Montgomery City. - Mrs. T. S, Pear
son il visiting Mrs. K. NJ. Gray and
family - G. H. Dubray and family
were the guests Of John Williams on
Sunday. - Misses Marguerite Wright,
Grace Williams and Howard VIII
liams were the guests Of b. f. Quick
and family Wednesday night. Mrs
Standefer and two daughters, were
the guests Of Clarence Barnes, Sun
day. - Mrs. Jennie Hill, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lulu o.
Ter, will return to her home at Deca-
tur, ILL.,, Tuesday. - The young folks
enjoyed a social at the home Of viii
liam Deichman, Saturday night. -
The men of this community are busy
huskag orn j. j. Freels and Louie
Schmidt each lost a horse last week.
49, c. Z. Barnard bought twenty-four
dollars worth of hogs Friday form
B. +. Morse. - G. Il. Dubray sold a
GOV TO Jack Williams last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

church building ia not large enough to
accommodate the different depart.
ments Of the Sunday School satisfac-
tOrily.
1t is planned to build either an exten.
sion to the building or TO excavate 2
basement under the entire buildina
and to fit up separate rooms for ths
different departments Of the Sunday
school. The present church building
was built twenty-five years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
A EPIDEMIC

Six rural schools in Galloway coun-
ty are closed because of diphtherla.
and in another district, only seven out
of thirty-six children have kept from
having measles.
This is the first time | recollect
when we had such an epidemic Of
diphtheria and measles this time Of
year." Superintendent r. G. Hale SAID
Thursday. ut is playing havoc with
our schools"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
$ J. SANFORD WEEDS.
:. J. Sanford and Mrs. Lulu Byars
Married Here Tuesday Night.

S. J Sanford, of this city, and Mrs.
Lulu Byars. Of north of Mexico, were
married Tuesday night at Mr.. San
ford's home on Harwood street by the
Rev. Pearce Atkins, pastor of the
Christian Church.
Mr.. Sanford was at one time Street
Commissioner Of Mexico and is we'll
known here, having been prominent in
lodge circles for some time. His
bride, who, before her former mar
rage, was Miss Lulu Cullers, is a
member of ar old and well known Au-
drain county family.
The Ledger joins their many friends
in extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
New Suits Filed

The following suits have been filed
with the Circuit Court for trial NJ
the March term of the Audrain Coun-
ty Circuit Court:
Eris Paris IS. Claud F.Paris, di-
vorce.
Archie jenkins ct al VS.. Margaret
M. Jenkins, cancel deeds.
Alexander Demicx VS.. Emil Rone-
ner ct al, suit in equity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
BAPTISTS PLANNING TO ENLARGE BUILDING

The Mexico Baptist Church is plan
ming some extensive improvements on
their church building. A committee,
TO be appointed thia week by the pas
tor, Rev. 0. 0. Green, will consult with
an architect as 10 the most practical
and economical plan for e~nlarglng
their building.
According TO Rev, Green, the aver
age Sunday School attendance is about
$50, the enrolment being 300, and the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
NORTHEAST BENTON

Mrs. Herman Hutchens visited in
Kirksville the last Of the week, with
her sister, who is very i'll. Fred
~kellerhalls and family and Arch KEEL
lerhals and wife visited near Benton
City Sunday. Thomas Miller will
hold a public sale November the 10Th
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
move to Mexico TO make their future
home. - Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. Rockwell
yisited. in Wellsville Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hinze. Mrs. w.
W. Purdon is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jos. Wright, in Kansas. A
good many from this neighborhood
attended the State Sunday School Con-
yention Association in Mexico last
week. - The ladies Of the Christian
Church will serve a supper at the
church Thanksgiving Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Q
REAL

By virtue of an order Of the N
Court Of Audrain County, NY
made at its November term, W.
renewed at its November tern, Y
directing the undersigned, ESeigs
the last will and testament aa
Jesse, deceased, to sell the who1
much Of the real estate beioasI
said r. A. Jesse. at the time I
death as would be necessary
the debts due and owing oy
tate, | will, on "a
SATURDAY, THE 2SRD DA'
DECEMBER, 1916
at the East front door of t,
House in Mexico, Audraln
Missouri, and during the sesa
ksaid Probate Court, sell at plps
ton, to the highest bidder
the following described real
situate in Audrain County
to-wit: al
The North 531 feet of the fa
described tract of land, VIZ, Nj
acres, more or less, beng H
the East half of the oOuJ o
quarter of Section 26, T9wnsnfG
Range Q West, in said NEW"
souri,, and located as follow ,si
Begin at a point 81 Nd
and "a links South OF tng Nj
west corner of said East iidp Cstt
South West quarter of sal = INKS INKS
and run East a chains ana ak tes
a point from which a rea U n 81
inches in diameter bears N0i Snath
grees East 3 links, thentT thsr
chains and 81 links to 9 s'U nu5 then
West 4 chains and 7 Inks ;;o aTs to t
North IL chains and u L, n a Il
place of beginning; the S.oo SCUM i tl
in width Of the above ueo II JebI
being subject to the dover III R.
Jesse, the widow of the saw
Jesse, deceased; q The SoG
Also the South 30 acres as u vest %
West fourth of the South h, Ron
ter of Section 80, Township
0 West; toIf interest
and to 1890 acres, more The 500
ing the West 81 acres s.b ~ west 81
East fourth of the SCUM tbs Wea
ter of Section 80, ana ffolrth ~
acres of the North East lCtin ST.
North West quarter OF ave . West I
in Township 81, Range described
being the same land ,,d recorded
metes and bounds IN aee, nage 22Ss
Deed Record No, 16, at ips didd Apd'
the Recorders Office Of '' :.
County; os may Dc u \,
ess SAL Y to 'I pay the debts t due cost So snd
By said estate and The Cow
penses OF administrasglOIE ;xecutor,
39-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
YOUNGS CREEK.

H
The Rev. T. R. White filled his reg
ular appointments at Long Branch
Church last Saturday and Sunday. -
We are having fine weather at this
time. Ira Mayes, Forest Berrey and
Roy johnson shipped out a car of hogs
to st. Louis Monday. $780, Lon Carpenter
shipped a load of cattle Monday. -
Will Wainscott's father has been Wis
iting him for the last three or four
weeks. - Joe Miller, of Long Branch.
is sick at this writing. Sorry to
hear Of the death of Mr.. Henry bud
ley, of Mexico, who passed away last
Sunday'"Nov. 10, 1916. He was buri-
ed at Berea Tuesday, Nov. q, near
his old home, where he was reared
and lived many years Of his married
life. We extend sympathy TO the sor.
rowing family. F. c. Berrey receiv-
ed n message this week that his bro.
ther-inlaw, Robert Guthrie, is very
sick.-Mrs. j. Fl. Rodgers and son,
Park, and grandson, John, visited G,
~. Schieffer and family last Saturday
Mrs. Rodgers returned home Mon.
day.-Roy johnson sold Taylor How.
ell a calf this week for S25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Martin dined at Thomas
Schieffer's last Sunday.-Mrs. Orvil
Pemberton returned from a visit Ia
relatives in Adair County, recently
Mrs. Asbury and family, and Forest
Berrey and daughters, Misses Lois and
Alta, were guests of Ed Pitcher on
Long Branch Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
IN S
MARRIED IN NExICo.

EAGra " zsz1x. ard Mss May
P1:casu. & C=ryls. No were
ZZ-ls3 u Mexico Thursday after
nazz by r Z Hooscz. Justice Of the
Peace Mr. Henrik Is q popular
wang Erms q Pike county and his
hra3e l. q wzl known young lady Ct
CEuyvIe, w.1h 4 host Of friends.
They vii uke their home on Mr..
Hs1drixs farm near Curryville. In
na3iztely after I he ceremony the
young eoup,s left for their future
home. The ledger joins in extending
congratulate and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
Farmer Runs SELF 10 Death.

No, Nov. Is. - Row
Thomas, a young farmer, living near
Dockery, literally ran himself to
death yesterday afternoon in attempt.
ing to catch his runaway team.
Thomas followed the team nearly
half a mile, and when in front Of tl
home of James Reyburn fell ia tH
road. Efforts of physicians TO reviV
him with a pulmoter were futile. Ii
strain of the long run had ruptura
blood vessel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

The Rev. F. l.. White, Of Molin0.
pastor Of the Baptist churches at Beth.
lehem, Littleby and Moline, has NOV
ed his family to Mexico. They will
make their home on East Jackson
street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Jacob Clacher, who resided
city n number of years ago, dast
Louis on November l. He was /
of the late Jacob Clacher. IA
his wife who was Miss Matte BraI
Of Centralia, he leaves his ndas
Mrs. Hanna Glacier; four sister
Mrs. Maggie Bates, St Louis: Mr
Sarah Weithers, Kansas City; Nj
Hannah Botkin, East 81. Louis; Nj
Turnbaugh, VandaEa; i
William Clacher, East 4
Louis, and Sandy ClacheE Of oil
homa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
HARRISON ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wigham have a
new boy at their home. He weighs 8
pounds. - F. H. Pool delivered hogs
to Louis Anthony last Thursday. -
William Greer is visiting relatives
here. His home is in Montana. -
Will Jones bought a wagon this week.
VIM. Bryson delivered corr to AT
flick & Hayes last week w. P.
Vance sold c. H.. Wigham some corn
recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

The condition of Grover Dye, who
has been critically iii at the Mexico
Hospital for the past two weeks, re-
mains unchanged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Richard Mason, a brotheT-lnlsE I
Ms. Myers, of this city, died Tn
day at his home near Rossville, H.
The Ledger extends sympathy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
American Lady Corsets.

American Lady Corsets, all the new
est shapes. Ricketts, G. Emmons
Dry Goods Company. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Wool Dress Goods and Silka
Wool Dress Goods and Silks-new.
est weaves and colors. Ricketts, &
Emmons Dry Goods Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Mrs. R. +. Hill, Of Centralia, who was
operated on at the Mexico Hospital
Thursday, is doing nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
MISSOURI Defeated Drake

The Missouri Tigers defeated the
Drake foot ball eleven at Columbia
Saturday, IA to O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Have you tried the Canned Raisins
packed in their own Juice? t5c =
can at SMITH BROS. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23
0vershoes and Rubbers arc ooi,,

Judge d. s. Gars;t went to Mont
gomery City Tuesday to hold court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Have you seen the big doll we arc
giving away? THE ENTERPRISE
STORE. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Mrs. Sam Hale, of Laddonia, who has
been the guest of Mrs. C. M. Null, has
returned home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

Mrs. j. S. Merits, of Darlington,
Galloway county, has returned home,
after a visit with Mexico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

MIS- Wallace Feutz, who has been
quite sick, is much better.