Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-13
old died at her home here.

t her home in this city.
1.-THE Missouri Abstractors were
a meeting in this city.
The Phall Phestivities held full
way. Many exhibitors had already
uttered their exhibits.
PA. G. Turner, 70 years old,
iropped dead at his home in this
BIAS. Edwards Of St. Louis,
formerly of this city was elected pres
dent of the st. Louis Press Club.
15-Ralph, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sannabeek won the
baby cup offered during Phall
Pbestivities for pretty baby.
16-The last day Of the Phall Pies
tivies. 1t was county school day.
Nj. M. A. defeats Missouri Valley
colleg % to O..
Mrs. Alice Buckley, formerly Of this
city, died in Ration, N. M.
1S-The Model Bakery was sold to
A. Bubenhofer, of White Hall, ILL.,,
19-Mrs. Phillip Ecton died of can
Ger at her home northeast of Mexico.
2O-Curtis FAINT and Miss Laura
Walker were married here.
23-The residence of Mrs. ]. r.
Fritts was damaged by fire.
25-Twenty nine men had reported
out for the M. M. A. football eleven
practice.
26-Mrs. Anna Ruloff, a pioneer
resident of Mexico, died.
27-The Audrain apportionment for
schools from the state funds was
$11, 80.
28-Election date for the lighting
contract was set for October IL.
W. Earl King, of st. Louis, former
" of Mexico, and Miss Amelia Me
meier were married.
50-E. H. Dicus, 65 years old, died
suddenly at his home.
October.
THE Brundage Carnival Co., was
engaged for the Phall Phestivals.
The people at Farber were petition
ing again to vote for school CONSOLE
dalton.
2-F. L. Crosby won eleven first
ribbons on his stock at the Sedalia
State Fair.
The fire company saved the shoe
factory from burning.
Mrs. Frank Shoup, died.
5-Mrs. w. H. Coons was elected
matron at hospital No. 1 at Fulton.
The Presbyterian revival that wa
. conducted by the Rev. Wright Closed
6-S. p. Cunningham, of this city
was re-appointed Deputy Distric
Grand Master of the Masonic lodge.
The lighting contract was the topi
Of the day.
1O-Miss Kota Luckie and E
, Lawder were married.
Mrs. Lucy Graham and W. L. Ken
: were married.
, Fulton All-Stars defeated the Mex
leo All-Stars 2 to 0 on the HON
/, grounds.
11-R. Garrison Pearson and Mis-
Dorothy Weiss, both of st. Louis, WEI
s married at the home Of the bride
groom's parents.
20 cent light levy carried 4 to /.
4 14-J. W. Mckinley died at tn
Mexico Hospital after an extended IL
ness.
II C. A. Witherspoon resigned fro
t the city council.
S James Holloway, died at his hon
in western Audrain.
r 16-Chicago & Alton train No. J
went into the ditch west of Thorn
d son. No one was injured.
17-Lebeous Pindall, of Arkans'
i City, formerly of Mexico, died.
@ 18-Mitchell White was elected Sc
rotary of the Missouri Press associ
l. ton.
h Cleve Smiths residence on sou
Clark Avenue was totally destroy
ID by fire.
2l-The Farber consolidated distri
m No. / was dissolved by the ruling
the Audrain Circuit court.
$. Frank, the young son of Mr.. a
e. Mrs. F.. C. Stoltz was run down
lie a taxicab.
22--Higbee was awarded the &c
,e trail Missouri League Pennant a
q. $3.50 for winning first place.
ID 23-Mrs. Ida Maddox, mother
Mrs. R. r.. Buckner of this city, dit
70 25-The sororities at Hardin G
lege pledged.
Five men from Mexico returni
II from an Odd Fellow meeting at F
ton were injured when the automob
they were riding in, overturned.
26-Important changes in the c
cago aand Alton schedule were CT
templated.
90 27-Miss Mildred Johnson of t
be city was fined at Columbia for Fl
mi driving.
r. It was announced that the poult
show would be held Nov. 1919.
a 28-Col. Fred A. Morris was
ing doomed for Governor.
November.
Ryan and Shrout bought
to Sam Arky poultry and prod
Is. branch in this city.
ID 2-Chas. H. Grasty, formerly
this city, at one time editor of
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