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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
EASTERN AUDRAIN AND WEST.
ERN PIKE.

Gene Linn and family accompanied
by Miss Rachel Jackson, all ii a
Dodge car returned from a months
visit in Illinois, Ohio and Michigan
Saturday. All reported a delightful
trip. - Ernest Todd has been selling
corn at 75c per bushel. - Henry Mil
Ter. after having visited several farm
ing communities this year, reports
that he has seen no better section than
that surrounding vandalia. - James
Meyers is already booking orders for
molasses. He has one order from Jas.
Ferguson, Jr.. Of Idaho Falls for a
barrel. - Among the fayorites at this
years Chautauqua. were Chaplain
Tougher, Laurant, 0pie Read and Geo.
L. McNutt. 49, James Meyers sawed
wood for Homer Chenoweth last week.
- Robert Bassett finished his thresh-
ing run a few days ago at Farrell
Featherstone's. - Prof. Ernest Craig
and family were recent guests Of j. R.
Maxell and R. ]. Ball. Kaylor G
SAKE report the sale Of two new Max
wells recently. New Harmony
school begins Monday with Miss Shee-
ly, of Lincoln at the helm. - Homer
Chenoweth sold his hogs recently to
Harve Inflow. - Malcolm Wilson, Fay
Maxwell and Reginald Criswell will
he among the many rural pupils in the
Vandalia School this year. = Cover
nor Doyle is selling corn. = Clarence
Todd has rented wheat ground from
Louis Kohl and Geo. Kastine. - Joe
Kachling is working for Herman
Keapt. Among Mr.. Kachling's addi-
tons to his library is one of the new
Encyclopedia Britannica. - Mr.. Price
aged about 80 years, and father to the
Vandalia horsemman, John, dropped
dead in the Vandalia post Office Sat
urday morning. - Myers & Doyle bal
ed hay last week for Cleve Butler and
Mr.. Everly. Chas. McCurdy and
Richard Bros. helped them. - Mas
ter Aubrey Bland not long since vivs-
tied Shattuck Bros. - Miss Helen
Bratcher, of st. James, is the guest
of A. A. Bratcher and other relatives
in the vicinity of Harmony this week.
Ezra Bashears entered 2 good mules
colts in the Frank Ball colt show Sat
urday. - Harry Fletcher, Mrs. Jas
per L~ovelace, Misses Ida Cox and
Nell Ford left last Wednesday for Ida
no Falls. Misses Lena and Iva
Green returned from a vivsit to Lou
isiana Sunday. James Newlands
are entertaining relativevs from
Booth. Mrs, Carrie Fuller and
daughter, Miss Florence, arrived from
Kansas City Saturday for a visit with
relatives near Vandalia. - Miss Cal
lie Ball will trim in Richmond, Mo.
this season. - Mrs. Daisy William
son was recently notified that her
house in st. Louis had burned. She
is there this week getting the insur-
ance adjusted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Pc NEWS

Elmer Davis and family Of near
New London. visited lis parents c
n. Paris and wife, the first Of the
week - Miss Bessie Day, Of Mexico,
visited Miss Edna Shezman the
first Of the week - Robert Fisher
and family returned to Hannibal Mon
day after a delightful visit with J.
l. Fleming and wife. = Perry Davis
and wife motored to Columbia Tues
day and spent the day with relatives
= Misses Ledsh and LuzeIls SeAaEd
spent several Gays the first Of the week
Eith Mrs Roy Pearl - C J. Key is
having his house remodeled. - Miss
Bessie Pittmsn was a visitor in Mex
ieo Wednesday. - Miss Mary Hanna
visised in Mexico Tuesday. - Mss
Fay Enoch Of Columbia IS spend
ing the week with her cousin. Miss
Bessie Davis - Nn. Wright, Of
Mckee. visited Mrs. Frank Harlow
frcm Wednesday to Saturday -
Miss Matte BeSs Sherman went 70
Macon Friday where she has a posi-
ton as teacher in the High School -
Wm. Sharp is remodeling his house
and building one new room. - Miss
Lois Fields departed Friday morning
for Texas, where she has accepted a
position as teacher in a high school
Misses Ledah and Luzella Sehaad
visited Miss Sylvia Bridgford from
Friday to Monday. - EweD Sterrett
is attending Paris High School this
winter. - Miss Edna Sherman went
to Warren. No, Saturday where she
begins her school on Monday. -
Misses Mary and Viola Wilson were
guests Of Miss Sylvia Budgford Sat
urday. - Mrs. Jno. Camplin visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Heller, Of
Moline, Friday and Saturday. - Mrs
Jas. Bridgford and Miss Mary Has
enjagen spent Saturday with Homer
Bridgford and family. - C. NJ. Paris
and wife motored TO Cunyville Sun
day and spent the day with their
daughter, Mrs. Stella Smith. Mrs..
Smith and two sons accompanied
them home for = tEee weeks visit
Miss Mamie Bailey of Mexico, is Tvs
iting relatives here this week. Bert
Reed and family and sister, Miss Ida
Ray, Of Columbia, are visiting rela-
tives in and around town. - Miss EL-
Ia Sharp began her school nea Mad
ison Monday. - The Chautauqua
opened Monday afternoon with q large
attendance. The Lynn Trio gave a
splendid program, both afternoon and
evening. - Miss Minnie Dull, Of near
Perry, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Roe Pittman. - Miss Mary Hanna be-
gan school at Victor Monday. - Vim.
Pittman began work on his new house
Monday, He is building on the lot
he purchased from Mrs. J. n. Shear
man, just west Of town. - Misses Fay
Enochs, Gertrude, Leila and Bessie
Davis, Messrs. Fred B. Peak and Gene
Williams motored TO Columbia Sunday
pent the day at the formers
home. Miss Bessie remained to at
tend high school. - Miss Susie Will
son is on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
BEREA ITEMS.

Mr.. George Phillips had a sale on
Tuesday. Stock sold very well. His
driving team brought S355; a team of
mules brought s345. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips have moved to Paris to edu-
cate their children. - L. B. Hickman
and wife of neal Monroe City, visited
from Friday to Monday with rela-
tives here. - Mr.. and Mrs. Roach, of
Florida, visited at Oscar Martins
Tuesday. - Mrs. Almer Mundy is en-
joying a visit from her sister, Mrs.
Fry, of Chicago. - Mrs. George Elzea
had a sale Wednesday. She and her
sister, Miss Nan Gilbert, will make
their home in Mexico. - Mr.. Ben Ba-
kcr and family Of Moline left last
week for Colorado to reside. - Mrs.
Carl Wilson and children, of Moline,
and Misses Christine Albright were
the guests of Mrs. James Greed and
Miss Ina Greed Labor Day. - Mrs.
Sim Greed has purchased a millinery
stock and would be glad to have her
friends call. - There are yet several
mule colts in this vicinity for sale. -
The protracted meeting at Long
Branch church closed Sunday night
with ten additions. - Rev. Fred
White, of Laddonia. filled his regular
appointment at Mt. Zion Saturday and
Sunday. The protracted meeting will
commence the first Sunday in octo-
Der. Rev. Riney, of Fayette, will as
sist in the meeting. - W. A. Heller
had a number of his friends help hin.
celebrate his birthday anniversary
Sunday. - Felix Martin and wife and
Miss Ards Squires visited Ira Mayes
and wife after attending services at
Mt. Zion Sunday. - r. L. Miller, wife
and daugters were dinner guests, Of
Richard Baker and wife Sunday. -
DR.. Flynt and Miss Lillian returned
Sunday from a few weeks stay with
friends in Nebraska.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
u N E ITEMS.

There were regular services at Mt.
Zion Church Saturday and Sunday,
by the pastor, Rev. White. - The pro.
tracted meeting at Long Branch clos
ed last Sunday might. - Homer Slo-
maker has rented a part of the Robin
son farm of Mr.. Huff, the house and
800 acres. = Mrs. George Elzea NOV
ed to Mexico last Monday. She has
rented her farm to Oscar Massey until
March. - After a pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. P. Albright, Mrs.
F. Carr, son and daughter, returned
TO their home at Springfield, Ill, last
Saturday afternoon. - DR.. Flynt, Of
Moline, has returned from a pleasant
visit with his sisters in Nebraska and
Colorado. - John Ellis is filling his
silo this week. - Will Heller and DR..
Flynt were up to Mr.. Schieffer's last
Sunday. - F. C. Berrey and family
attended the wedding Of Miss Berniee
Berrey and Mr.. M. C. McDonough last
Sunday in Mexico. We extend con.
Vratulations and best wishes for a long
and happy married life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
ROWENA NEWS.

Mrs. J. W. wager and family, o!
Mexico, returned home Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Tena Love.
- Mr.. F. W. Tawney and family and
Mrs. J. W. wager and family spent
Sunday with A. P. Yager Miss
Nellie Pulls, who is teaching school
at Cant, was at home Saturday and
Sunday. -- Mr.. T. ]. Rowe has sold
his Mexico property. - Mr.. Fred
Vance Of near Rowena, and Miss Ne
va Butes, of near Tulip, we're mar
ried Saturday at the home of the
brides parents, by Rev. Abrem, of
Columbia. They will move to their
home near Rowena in the near fu-
ture. Mr.. Joe Taylor has moved
to Mexico where he will go to work
on the railroad. - Mr.. T. B. Hill and
son spent Sunday with Mrs. Tena
Love. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Berrey
passed through Rowena last We'd
nesday on their way to Paris where
they made a short visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
N MEETING At VAHDAlIA

The Missionary Association OF Tho
Seventeen Congregations Of the Dis.
eiples Of Christ held their ~sixty-ninth
annual convention in Vandalia Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week As
was expected. = large delegation Of
the members Of the local Christian
Church and a goodly number from
the local c. ". B. NJ. attended this
big meeting on these tive days.
J. C. Mundy. Of Mexico, is President
Of the Association; A. B. Smith, Of
Thompson. is vics-President; C. II
Fox. Of Rising Sun. is Secretary, and
". C. Wilkins. Of Mexico. Treasurer.
The association holds a meeting each
year with one Of the churches If the
county. The meeting last year was
held at Midway Church with a large
attendance and il is expected tina. the
attendance at this meeting viii eS-
coed that Of las; year.
The meeting opened Tuesday af;et-
noon and LASTED until Wednesday
evening. A number Of Mexico people
were on the program.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
Of TRIfgT

WHEREAS, William F. Atkinson,
by his certain deed Of trust, dated May
list, 1912, duly acknowledged and re-
corded in the Trust Deed Records
within and for the County OF Audrain
and State of Missouri, in Trust Deed
Record 1876" at page 400, conveyed TO
the undersigned Trustees the follow
ing described real estate lying and
being situate in the County Of Au-
drain, and State Of Missouri, to-wit:
One hundred and fifty-seyen $50
acres, more or less, being all that
part Of the East half (h) Of the West
half (h) of Section Twenty-Five
(22), in Township Fifty-one (51)
north, Range Ten (10), west of the
Fifth Principal Meridian, lying south
of the right Of way of the Wabash
Railroad as it now crosses said tract.
Which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of the
promissory note, together with the in
terest thereon, and in said deed of
trust fully described.
AND WHEREAS, said deed Of
trust provides that if the annual in
terest on said promissory note is not
promptly paid when due, the prin-
eipal becomes due at once, at the op-
ton Of the holder Of said promissory
note.
AND WHEREAS, one of the annu
al interest notes, due May list, 1915,
SO secured by said deed of trust, now
remains due and unpaid, by reason
whereof the whole amount of said
debt has become due at the option
of the legal holder thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, we, Row C.
Burner and John T. Ricketts,, the
Trustees named in said deed of trust,
at the request of the legal holder of
said promissory note, will on
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF OC.
T0BER, A. d., 1916,
proceed to sell the real estate above
described, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Mexico,
Audrain County, Missouri, for cash,
to pay said debt and interest, and the
costs and expenses of executing this
trust.
ROY C. BURNER,
JOHN T. RICKETTS,,
21-bt Trugtaes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
HARRISON ITEMS.

Mary and Lena Lewis of South Of
Columbia returned home Thursday,
from a two weeks visit to their un-
Gle, L. R. Lewis and family. - Mrs.
Jerry Jones is a visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Schmidt. The
men entertained the women of the
N. P. C. women's club at the home
of F. H. Marsh Wednesday evening.
Watermelons were served. Reid
Jones is building an addition to his
barn. - W. P. Settle ~re-roofed part
Of his house Wednesday of last week.
- S. A. Pool bought of Emmett Curt
wright two young sows for $17.50;
he also bought four mules for 5000,
and a bull for SIS. - Wallace Lewis
attended the teachers meeting at CO.
lumbia Thursday and Friday. - Ema-
bel Ofutt was sick last week. j.
A. Shuck and son sold $1,595 worth
Of hogs this year and have ~ head
on feed now. - Mrs. Lon Coleman
visited her daughter Mrs. F. H. Pool
last week. - George May and Matte
Pool are new pupils at Harrison. -
Bea Jones has returned from a visit
to Macon City. He reports a most
enjoyable time. Miss Ardella
Foltz entertained a few Of her friends
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
FEELING EXCELLENT
THIS WOMAN DECLARES
Mrs Ed Murphy, Of Springfield. No
States Tanlae Regulated Her
Entire System.
HAS FINE APPETITE NOW
Il Can Attend TO My Housevork
Without Trouble Since Taking
New Medicine She Says

SPRINGFIELD, No, Sept 6 a
wan; Others to know about the results
II secured through use Of Tanlae,
Mrs I'd. Murphy. a vel known
woman VINO lives at I240 Sherman st.,
this city, recently stated.
Il have suffered from stomach trOu-
ble and nervousness for several
years" Ms. Murphy continued Il
felt dreadful,y nervous and desPOn-
dent at tines Ny stomach was in a
very po0s condition. What ! ate did
not give me the proper nourishment.
( had very little desire for food.
What ! did eat caused my stomach 70
hu with gas and / would be uneom-
Portable for hours was so nervous
that the least thing would upset ne.
After reading in the papers wha:
fanlae had done for many Sp=ingheli
people, I made up my mind to give it
: trial
Now after taking q few bottles Of
TAnlac I feel like a different person.
Ny stomach has improved something
wonderful. / can eat my meals with
pleasure now. am stronger and can
attend to my Homework without trou-
bic. l an not troubled with nervous
ness. Tanlae regulated my entire
system and | feel excellent. / want
others to know about this grand med
icine.n
Tanlae, the Master Medicine, is es-
peeially beneficial for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble, catarrhal com
plants, rheumatism, nervouAaess and
the ike and is a fine tonic, appetizer
and invigorant Tanlae is now being
especially introduced and explained
in Mexico at Buckner's Drug Store.
Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
ARIZONA

NEW YORK, Sept 4. - The super
dreadnaught Arizona, the biggest wa
vessel in the United States navy at
the time of her launching in June,
1915, will be placed in commission
September Is, it was announced at
the New York Navy Yard, where she
was built, The ceremony will be per-
formed by Capt. John D. Mcdonald,
assigned to command the ship.
The Arizona is a sister ship of the
Pennsylvania, commissioned at Nor
folk last June. Her keel was laid on
March 6, 1914. She is sos feet long
and displaces 31,4OO tons. Her speed
is expected to be twenty-five knots.
Her main battery consists of twelve
14-inch guns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
MethOdists Praise Wilson

FAYETTE, Mo-, Sept. 4. Presi-
dent Wilson was congratulated by the
Missouri Conference of the M. +
Church, South, in session here today.
in a resolution relative to the policy
he followed in the threatened RAILROAD
strike.
The resolution refers to him as a
'p%eace-loving President" 1t was
written by Bishop Hendrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Westminster Gets s25.OOO.

On August % Col. ]. G, Butler, of
st. Louis, passed to his reward leav-
ing securities to Westminster College
amounting at the present market val.
ne to nearly $4,000. 1t is left with
out conditions and is to be put to the
endowment fund. Colonel Butler has
for several years past been the
princely friend Of Underwood Col
lege, a st. Charles, and in his will left
to this institution nearly $4,000 worth
Of securities.
DR.. A. A. Wallace and r. NJ. White
Of Mexico are members Of the Board
Of Trustees Of Westminster College
that now has an endowment fund of
nearly s250,OO0OO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
LITTLE EARL SMITH DEAD.

Earl Kenneth, the three weeks old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Smith died
at their home at 1890 Wednesday
evening. The funeral services were
held from the Smith home at four
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. The
Reverend 0, Olin Green Of the Baptist
Church conducted the services and
interment was made in Elmwood Gem
eter. The Ledger joins the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith in ex-
tending to them sympathy in their be-
reavement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
on nnIrnm

OF lhUSI.
WHEREAS, William +. Atkinson.
by his certain deed Of trust, dated NAV
LIST. 1912, duly acknowledged and re-
corded in the Trust Deed Records
within and for the County Of Audrain
and State of Missouri, in Trust Deed
Record "35" at page 40, conveyed 70
the undersigned Trustees the follow
ing described real estate lying and
being situate in the County of Au-
drain, and State of Missouri, to-wit:
Thirty-four (34) acres, more or
less, being all that part Of the South
east quarter (h) of the Southwest
quarter (A) Of Section Fifteen (15),
and the Northeast quarter (A) of
the Northwest quarter (A) of Sec
ton Twenty-Five (22), Township Fiji
ty-one (51) North, Range Ten (1O)
west Of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
lying north of the right Of way of the
e. q A." Railway as now located.
Which said conveyance was made
IN trust to secure the payment of the
promissory note, together with the in
terest thereon, and in said deed of
trust fully described.
AND WHEREAS, said deed of
trust provides that if the annual in
terest on said promissory note is not
promptly paid when due, the prin-
cipal becomes due at once, at the op-
ton Of the holder Of said promissory
note.
AND WHEREAS, n of the annu-
al interest notes, due May LIST, 1915.
so secured by said deed Of trust. now
remains due and unpaid, by reason
whereof the whole amount of said
debt has become due at the option
OF the legal holder thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE,, we, Row C
Burner and John 7. Ricketts,. the
Trustees named in said deed of trtiat
at the request Of the legal holder Of
said promissory note, will on
SATURDAY. THE 7TH DAY OF OC.
ToBER, A. d., 1916,
proceed to sell the real estate above
described, at public venduc, TO inc
highest bidder, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Mexico,
Audrain County, Missouri, for cash
TO pay said debt and interest, and ire
costs and expenses Of executing this
trust.
ROY C. BURNER.
! JOHN T. RICKETTS,,
So" Trustees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
COddling the MOros.
(san Francisco Bulletin.)

AD DthNNsAhHV
The Rockefeller Foundation will
attempt to tame the savage tribes of
the Sulu Islands by sending doctors
and medicines to treat them for the
Skin diseases of severe form, mala-
ria, hookworm, dysentery and other
infections" from which they are be-
lived to be suffering. These tribes
have successfully resisted the at
tempts Of Spain and Of the United
States to civilize them by force. They
are bad, tough and d~isagreeable -
the criminal element Of the Philippines
Archipelago. What is this Rookie
Teller expedition IL not an experiment
in open-air prison reform? Brutal
ity has failed, but kindness God
ding" as the phrase is generally
translated by those who would coddle
lapdogs, cats or eggs. but think kind
ness to weak human being a crime
may succeed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, NJ. L. Baker and Der.
tie Baker, his wife: and 7, H. Gos and
Pearl Goe, his wife, by their certain
deed of trust dated June llth, lslt
duly acknowledged and recorded d
the Trust Deed Records within and TO-
the County Of Audrain and STATE q
Missouri. in Book Al, at page III, DC
convey to Prince Dimmitt, as tr9st.
North one-half Of the NortnsaS
Quarter. Sec. Thirty-two tS2l @
Southwest one-fourth Of the SCUM
east Quarter, Section Twenty'niE
1921: All in Township F1ttyIT
(52l. Range Ten (10l, West an
containing one hundred twenty llal
acres, in Audrain County, MissOuit
In trust to secure the payment ~
certain installment promlssory nI
in said deed of trust described an
whereas. two of the installmentS q
on said note, namely, the ones Ss
January list, 1915, and July lst lSA.
remain due and unpaid, BY teas
whereof the whole amount Of VI
debt has become due at the option
the legal holder thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, at the reqass
of the legal owner and holder Oh =.
note. and in pursuance Of t1e
vision Of said deed of trust, J. =. "
Barnett. Sheriff Of Audrain Cou,s
as the trustee named refuses 4
will sell at the East front door o. 4
Court House in Mexico, missouri v
above described land, on an.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH ! N n
between the hours Of . O'Clock u y
forenoon and five o'clock - Ws \
ternoon Of said day, for casn, /,
highest bidder. at public venaus' !, Y
the purpose Of paying SAID deO' ~
costs Of executing this trust
]. W. BARNEII,
wtd Sheriff, Acting Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
FRANCE GAINS ALONG soMME
French Report Advances on Front Of
1871 Miles.

PARIS, Sept. 6. - A bloody battle
is going on on both banks of the
Somme, says the official communica-
ton issued yesterday. The French
have made fresh progress east of the
village of Forest, north of the river,
and on the south have successfully at
tackled detectives along a front of 20
kilometers (12k miles, from Barleux
to Chaulnes.
The village of S%oyeccurt was bril-
liantly carried by assault, as we'll as
part of Vermandovillers. More than
5000 prisoners have been taken
north and south of the Somme in the
last two days.
Progress was made also on the
right bank of the Mouse (Verdun Sec
tori in the Fleury region.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

The best way TO give good advice is
to set a good example. When others
see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example. This remedy has been in
use for many years and enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation. 0btainable every
where. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Misses sproul School.

September IL. Enroll now. Limit
cd number. Business Course, Regu-
lar Glasses, Languages, Voit, Piano,
Harmony, Review and Tutoring fo'
College. Clean, quiet, thorough 10.
dividual attention. 226-St VII
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
ON WAY TO FLORIDA, MO.

Dean Walter Williams, of the Uni
versity Of Missouri School Of Jour-
ntlism, and his son, Edwin, ]. B.
Powell, instructor in Advertising in
the University of Missouri, and the
Rev. H.. B. Banks, of Mexico, passed
through here Wednesday in a car on
their way to Florida, Mo-, to visit the
birthplace of Mark Twain.
Mrs. Williams accompanied them
here to attend the meeting Of the d.
rectors Of the Kings Daughters
Home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
SOUTH Liberty rrn,-

Martin Hildebrand and T.,
spent Sunday with their So,
and wlfe' Miss sallie Brow,
me guest Of L. A. Harris Fdd,,
s SATURDAY n and attended the fish M
MI. Roy harris and wife from MI
attended the fish fry. John N ~'a'
spent Sunday afternoon with
hampton and family. George H,,'
.On also spent Sunday at home.
!. Cox end wife spent Sund., i
Port Waters. Al Coil sDsrt T..
with All Romans. Apn,m,r
spent Sunday with Matte Cor n
:. A. Brown sold a veal calf M.
Dressed Beef Co. for 1924
Hampton went to wellsviIIs o..
this week on business. : Ria,
bridges is the order of the day ,,on,
here. = Mrs. George Mcdowell
Oregon City, OREGON, died this v,.I
She was a sister Of Mrs. ]. r H,r,
ton and Mrs. John Mitchell n
general merchandise store Of y.,n
was sold last week TO Ed Coil. Mn
Sam Barre and son spent Friaay via
M. Barre. South Liberty vsJ
Is going to give an ice cream upDr
Saturday the 9th Of September y.
erybody invited. - Sam Coil uu
business visitor in Mexico Frar
Nofine Tate and Lucy Hortm an 4.
school at Martinsbun n,
and Mrs. R. L. Brown enterasSs
following for dinner Sunday. Ens
johnson and wife, Tom Noel and viii /
Miss Hickman, Walter Douglass
Sam Coil and Mary Lou N :
C, A. Brown was a business Vi
tor in Wellsville Saturday I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Ora BOatman Imnroyinr

The condition of Ora Boatman, who
has been critically i'll at the home Of
his father, W. N. Boatman, on Mon
roe street, is repored improved Tues.
day afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

l. Newton Lair and son, Isaac, Of
Wilmington, Ohio. are visiting Ed
Layson and the Misses Layson, south
Of Mexico.