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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
URGES FEDERAL OPERATION.
Service Board Wants Government -
Rum Railroads in Case Of Strike.

Request that, If the threatened
railroad strike occurs. the govern
ment forthwith take possession az
all interstate utilities relating To
commerce and information and oper-
ate the same pending period In
which congress shall have opportu-
nifty of passing a compulsory arbitra-
ton law" was telegraphed to Pres+
dent Wilson Thursday by the mem
bers of the state public service CON-
mission.
The Washington commission is the
first to suggest that the government
take such action, though the COM
missions of Oregon. Nevada, Arizona
and New Mexico have adopted resolu-
tions appealing to the railroad en-
ployes to reconsider their refusal and
accept the railroads offer to arbt-
trate. The Washington commission
was requested by a representative OF
the Southern Pacific railroad to adopt
similar resolutions, but declined.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
SOUTH BAY.

Mr.. Moore has sold his ranch to
Mr.. T. ]. Flahant of Seattle, who is
moving on to it this week. Mrs.
Moore and sons Burton and Willis
are moving to Seattle, Katherine WILL
60 to her sister in Delphi, Mr.. Moore
and son Dellas will remain for a time
in Olympia, after which Dellas will
enter school and Mr.. Moore expects
to spend the winter in California.
Mrs. F. A. Warner and sons Leone
and Percy. Mrs. Ralph Warner,
James Lorher and Mrs. Leila Ham,
are spending few days in the Black
Hills, looking for blackberries.
Mrs. Walter Dobbs and little son
Darrell of Seattle are visiting c. A.
Roses and other friends in South
Bay this week.
Lois Madden is visiting her aunt
in Olympia at present.
Charlie Ensign went to Bordeaux
camp Sunday to work.
A. L. Bryning is taking a two
weeks vacation and Mr.. LETTERS is
mail carrier now on Route S.
Eugene Carr went to Olympia
Tuesday to get an unruly tooth ex-
tracted.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Henry Bickle is much improved,
being able to be out some again.
Miss Marie Foregren made bust
ness trip to Seattle Saturday, return
ing Monday.
May Carrier spent Sunday with
Miss Ruth Pickett.
There will be a Grange excursion
to Point Defiance August IS, and the
fare for the round trip will be IS
cents. Boat leaves Olympia at 7:45
a. m, returning at o'clock p. m.
Anyone wishing tickets should get
them of Mr.. F. A. Warner as soon as
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Madden and
son Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rose
and Francis Hendrickson visited
Mrs. Sarah Crouch and Grandma
Trosper of Tumwater Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
To Hear Oregon's Governor.

All owners Of pure-bred cattle in
Thurston county are invited by the
Lewis County Pure Breeders club to
attend a meeting at Claquato, near
Chehalis. Saturday, when Governor
Withycombe of Oregon, one of the
leading farmers of that state, will
make the principal address. The in
vitation to Thurston county stockmen
was extended by N. B. Coffman of
Chehalis to c. j. Lord, president of
the Capital National bank, who has
sent letters to various local people,
urging them to attend the meeting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
TOnO Seeking State HonOrs.

The Tono baseball team is out for
the semi-professional championship
of the state and Manager P. Melon
aid is endeavoring to schedule games
with Kent, Auburn, Ballard, Bremen
ton, Arlington and Vancouver. Tono
claims to have won the championship
of Southwest Washington Sunday
when Elma was defeated 2 TO- o. the
victory making the thirteenth for the
coal miners this season out Of 16
games. Tono this year has the fast
est team in its history, with several
ex-leaguers in its lineup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
Council Authorizes Change.

The city council this week reversed
the action taken at the last meeting
and adopted two resolutions con-
firming the action Of the city engi.
ner in changing the specifications for
the improvement of Eighteenth
street and an alley on the Westside
to permit the laying of concrete
sewer pipe instead of vitriied. The
change had previously been author.
lied by individual councilmen in
street corner consultations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

The supreme court this week ruled
that the Socialists cannot enter any
candidates for state or national Offices
in the September primaries because
that party did not cast 10 per cent Of
the total vote at the last state cleo
ton, as required by the primary law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

A motion for default in the divorces
case recently brought by Clarence 1.
Gilman against Mary Gilman was flled
in the local superior court Thursday
by the former, Mrs. Gilman having
failed to answer the complaint.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

Gladys Parse visited Lois Madden
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Goodwin of Baxter,
Missouri, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs w. B. Taylor, and family at
present.
Gertrude Carr Visited Gladys Parse
Sunday evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

Some 100000 initiative pamphlets
will be mailed out to the voters OF
the state within the next few week1
by teh secretary of states office. ana
It is estimated it will take force Of
so additional clerks Is days to COM
plete tho work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04
Tom Taylor Is Freed.

After short elaboration. jury
in Justice Crosby's court Thursday
brought in a verdict of not guilty In
the trial of Tom Taylor on the charge
of having received liquor illegally.
The trial was the result of the recent
raid on the Taylor home on East
Fourth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

Attorney General w. v. Tanner
this week gave an opinion to the
effect that failure to vote at the Sep
TENDER primaries will not void the
registration of any voter. under tho
terms of the quadrennial registration
act.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

The local grocery firm of Reder &
Phillips this week purchased a Ford
touring car from the Bronson & La
Cue Auto company, which will be re-
built by PARROT & Hahn, the local
into a truck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-04

The county auditor issued 81 mar
riage licenses during July, more than
for the same month last year, and
247 fishing licenses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
nrSrnN CRY.

uhs Rev. lNitehsn Sled his resalzr
appointment SuzAay msning and
|~vesinr. heEe uas q big crowd Al
the aehsa. Friday hight he sub
Iject Vas on wonan's SzEzgs and
was dseissd IN favor q The Sonan.
- John HiIdebrand is very sick 4
h. Owens Of south Of iowa, Is On the
sick list = Mrs H. J. Hofses who IS
on the sick list. IS improving rapidly.
- Jake stauHer is very ih George
Hendrix is N with Ia Grippe
Major Jake Johnson Is visiting friends
here. George KsBerhAls is shipping
Ii car Of hay. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Hicks spent Sunday in Benton City
- Miss Moore spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Herman Hssehins. =
Parsons 4 Sons, south q town are
loading their cars They arr going
10 move to Kansas. We regret losing
he Parsons families, but hope they
viii like their new homes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
- 49,

Kew YORK Fe E-Fsu fw b
saa are beng mace frozn ne akaa ~
Gs phe1 gut e tae -zh5Gh - TIE
dumping grounds Of Bsrren lssaEL
whiaksTz q panizrraE Of the gsas
tribe End their way into Shaving
b1ushe&
within these furs and shaving
brushes lurk the deadly anthrax bac-
iii, waiting an opportunity 70 enter >
living body through an abrasion.
Or. Leslie L. Ross Of the state de-
partment Of labor suggested this
source Of ANTHRAX infection in Nor
enber. Or. Roos, after a three
months investigation which ended &C.
day, makes the positive announcement
that anthrax baeilli does Turk in the
cheaper grades Of fun, made from
ezts skins.
Or. Rooa viii submit within tbs
next ten days g report % The state To-
dagtrial commission recommending
that the use Of these dead caz foi
ehsap furs be Absolutely diseontin-
nsA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
NORTHEAST \ T

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kellerhal Of
Mt. Carmel visited oyer Sunday with
relatives near Benton City. Floyd
Rockwell has been quite sick with
mumps. Mrs. Joseph Bailey and
children, Of Mexico, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Matte Kellerhal. -
Some of the young folks enjoyed a
Rock party at Egbert Miller's Satur-
day night. The inclemency of the
weather prevented a good many from
attending. Henry Hildebrand and
family and George Kellerhal and
family visited at Frank Kellerhals,
Sunday. Mrs. John J. Hildebrand
has been quite i'll with grip but IS
now improving. - The Rev. Franc
Mitchell filled his appointment at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing and night. Owing to a funeral at
Marshall, Mo-, at which he officiated.
He didn't reach Benton City until
Sunday morning. = At the Benton
City Literary Society next Friday
evening the question to be debated
is Resolved: That the United States
Should Own and Operate Our Rail-
roads" - Mrs. Ed Northcutt is quite
i'll with pleurisy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Peal Esfate canrerea.

Chas. z. Balm to Annie B. Blain,
Warranty. consid $1,000 Lots 9 and
s. Bl9ck 90. Original VandaIia.
John H. Caldwell by TT. to c. G..
Daniel Jr., and Ino. A. Brooks, Trus-
tees Deed, consid s7e7 Lots z and 8,
Block 4s, Original yandalia.
Frank Noyey to Jasper N. Toalson,
Warranty. Consid. 500 and other
IA, Block 2, L. and b. South Side Ad-
dition to Mexico.
Arthur Trick 70 John Henry Hieklin,
Warranty, Consid. 500 and other N
y Of gw and S 2 A of NV Of 1927.
p. P. Dye to walsh Fire Clay Prod
neu Co.. Warranty, Consid. s1,7OO
Lots / and 2, Block 5, Ely and DAN
iels Addition to Vandalia.
Albert H. Cox ct al by Shift. to Pol
lock, johnson and Carter, Partition,
consid. 12.l4s.s7 W X and N 20 feet
Of Sc Of 35-5O-11.
+. n. Gentry to Charles Harris.
Warranty, sonsid, $500 and other
80 acres in NV NV Of 80 and in sN
Of 29-52-12.
/ Charles Harris 20 Ella Gentry, War
ranty, .consid. s1.OO 80 acres in NV
NV Of 80 and in sW Of 29-52-12.
Samuel Arky to Moses GumbI'
Warranty, consid. s1.O0 and othei
PIT. of Lots 3 and 4, Block 10, Count!
Addition to Mexico.
WIN. +. Atkinson TO James w
sneed, Warranty, Consid. $4,000 13i
Is A in s v sW and in S u Of N y
S wof II and in NE NV Of 2o-5O-9.
Maggie L. Hartung to c ID. Be
shears, Warranty, Consid. $1,000 81
Sc SW Of 1925.
August Baumsn TO August Baumal
Jr., ct al, aWrranty, Consid. 800 an
love sW Of 2and Sc Sc Of 3-52-11.
Curtis Field to French Field ct q
Warranty, consid $4,000 1-6 interes
in 1900 A in S " n; Sc rs; sw 20
In X 81 and 36-5l-s.
James w. sneed to Clyde +. 70,
Warranty, Consid. $500 sW Sc an.
E V Sc sW Of 4 and N " NV NE [
NE NE NV of 0-52-e.
Mary c. Rixey to John L. Pau.
Warranty, Consid. $l,O7O, n 60 fee
Of Lot 40, Mrs. Sparks Southern Ad
dition to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
q MINIsrER ILL

The Rev. DR.. W. J. Williamson,
pastor Of the Third Baptist Church,
st. Louis and well known in Mexico,
is in a sanitarium in Battle Creek,
Mich, suffering from a nervous
breakdown.
At the mornings church service,
Sunday, the deacons ard the church
advisory board recommended that a
leave Of absence be granted DR.. Will
Hanson for ~recuperation. DR.. Will
hanson viii remain in Battle Creek
for two or three months.
Came Here Is Years Ago.
DR.. Williamson came to the Third
Baptist Church nearly Is years ago,
from Kansas City, and his work there
has attracted wide attention. In a
period when other churches have
been moving westward to escape dis
indignation, he succeeded in building
up his church in membership and at
tendance, SO that 1T is frequently
pointed out as the most Successful
and 4going" church among the city's
Protestant bodies. He has become
known far outside the wide circle
Of bis own congregation, and was
described in an article in Golfers
Weekly, three years ago, as The
friendliest man in st. Louis"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
SANTA ~.

C. L. Fairbain and wife returned 10
their home in lakewood Wednesday
after an extended visit with relatives
and friends in and around town.
Miss Essie Lee, the daughter Of Mrs.
SaIlie Seobee of near town, and James
EttreIl, Of Victor, were united in
marriage Wednesday by Justice Of
Peace F. t. Smith. They win live
on a farm near Victor. We extend
congratulations and best wishes "a
this worthy young couple. - Bert c.
Stephens returned from st. Louis Fri
daw after a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. WiIlingham. =
Misses Leila Davis and Marie Hanna
visited Miss Ruth Talley from Friday
to Sunday. - E. A. Nelson visited his
mother, Mrs. 7. ]. Davis, the latter
part Of the week. - Mrs. 7. E. Hen
bricks was a Mexico visitor Saturday.
- VIM. Pittman and daughter Of near
Rush Hill have rented Misses Fan
ME and Jane Bolts farm sout Of town
and viii move at once. = Miss Viola
Bybee spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with Miss Bessie Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
AuxYAsSE

The ladies Of the CHRISTIAN Church
cleared abuot $500 at the Stokes
sale = me Rev. Wood filed The Rev.
walIaee's pulpit in Mexico Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace was preaching in St
Louis. - John Meys and brothers,
VIII and Louis, received word Sunday
that their mother was very II at her
home for which they left at once.
Misses Emma Hall and jess Dunkle-
burg went to St Louis Saturday, for
the millinery season. Mrs Paul
Yates and little son visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rood,
the past week - Judge hurry, wife
and daughter, visited at the home Of
Joe Dudley this week, leaving Thurs
day for their new home in Muskogee,
Okla. - The Rev. r. A. Thomas of
Kansas City, preached at the Chris
tan Church, here Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. = John BoIes' sale, Wed
nesday the 9th win be one Of the
largest in Galloway this winter. :
Harry Meyers and wife entertained
about thirty Of their friends at Rock.
- Miss Minnie Richards, Of Palmyra,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
W. Tyler. Mrs. Lon Henderson and
Mrs. Homer Rood were hostesses to
the Tuesday Club the past week, in
q most delightful way. The follow
ing Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Rood had about 20 Of their married
friends with a Rood party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
COnsidine & BonsalI
Sale February u

Considine & Bonsall have announced
they will conduct a big sale Of live
stock at HopewelI Stock Farm, near
Thompson, on
FEBRUARY 22nd.
This promises to be one of the most
attractive sales in the county this
year; As Considine & Bonsall have IN
the last ten years given the kind Of
sales that please the farmers and
stockmen. They annually breed on
Hopewell farm all classes Of live stock
Of the best blood and individuality and
buy the best hat is offered for sale in
this and adjoining counties: their sales
have come to attract wide spread in
terest.
On February %, they viii sell 90
head Of good mules; seven yearlinps
and the rest Of them well broke farm
and cotton teams. All are in good
flesh and ready to go to work. They
will also sell nine good horses; brood
mares, saddle and farm using horses.
The cattle that this firm handles are
known by their good breeding and
feeding qualities. They will sell
nine splendid cows; all Of good ages
and breeding and in calf. However,
the mostrinteresting stock to be sold
on this important date will BIZ so head
Of black faced breeding ewes. These
ewes will lamb in March and are Just
far enough along 10 make the pur-
chaser money. 80 good two-year-old
steers and a registered Shorthorn bull
will be sold.
J. 7. johnson, ]. G. Ford and Bob
Brown will be the a~uctioneers and W.
W. Pollock. clerk. The ladies' OF
Hopewell church will serve dinnes on
the ground. Next weeks issue Of this
paper viii publish Considine & Bon
SAILS advertisement, giving a full list
OF everything TO be offered. See their
bills, and remember the date, Feb. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Edgar Martin and wife entertained
Is Hale and bride. Of near Santa
.Fs, Wednesday Hnd Thursday. MIS-
Homer Fry. Of Perry. Is visiting Mrs.
HerOd Hopkins-Mrs- John Heizer
.aud daughter resnrned from Santa Fe,
SUNDAY. where they haa Been visiting
Mrs. James Camplin Stree Friday
morning Miss Annie Heizer return
ed to Mexico. Monday. About sew
eaty-fye attended the skating party at
II. L weavers pond Thursday night
Mrs. VIII Heller has been in Mex
leo several days at the bedside Of her
father. Thomas Barnett The Rev.
Henry Neighbours preached at Mt
Zion. Saturday night, 10 q small crowd,
on account Of the bad weather. - Gene
Williams Is now the mctormsn on the
passenger car from Mexico TO Santa
IFe. = Edgar Martin and family Wis
tied Felix Martin and family, Fri
day. = Peyton CauthOrn and family
spent Sunday with 7. c. Henderson
and family. = We we're sorry to hear
Mrs. Noble Barnes has pneumonia.
Hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. T. U. Stuart is visiting Mrs
Noble Barnes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
IT'S v A OLD.
But Mrs. Crews Says It's Just as Good
Today as When 1t was First
Made.

Seven years ago Mrs. Crews testi-
fed to complete relief from kidney
ills.
She now says that there has not
been the slightest return Of the trou-
bic.
Mexico sufferers will take a deal
Of comfort in Mrs. Crews statement.
Read what she says: /.
Mrs. NJ. B. Crews, 729 Olive street,
Mexico, says: u had backache and
rheumatic pains. The trouble came
and went at intervals, generally get
ting more severe when | caught cold.
/ tried different medicines, but was not
helped. Doan's Kidney Pilla proved
to be just what ! required and by the
time | had taken one box, the trouble
had left" Statement given Novem-
Der 18th, 190s.)
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mrs. Crews said: Il use Doan's Kid
ney Pills occasionally, as my condi-
ton requires, and always get help"
Price Soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy--gei
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Crews has twice publicly recon.
mended. Foster-M ilburn Co., Props.
Buffalo, N. Y. Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
URGES A SHOW HERE

Mr.. Mitchell White,
Mexico, No.
Dear MITCHELL
Moline, No, Feb. 6. 1sl6.I have
~anxiously waited for some news Of
preparation for a coming corn and
grain show this coming fall. The
efforts Of a grain show are equal or
more far reaching than of a live
stock show; for it reaches 50 many
more people and the cost Of improT-
ing when once interest is awakened
is meager.
A grain show that supplies the
real need and in return gives the best
results, must begin much Of its work
before planting time, for its beneficial
effects lie in inducing the use Of bet
ter bred seeds, improved method Of
cultivation, and stimulating men to
keep up their fertility, thus enabling
them TO produce the highest quality
Of grain.
Again 1t is in position to bring into
use the varieties and crops that have
proven their superior value al nc
other agent can, by simply offering
good prizes along those lines; thus
they will have an opportunity to dem.
onstrate their superiority.
Briefly, a good show could be got.
ten up along these lines. First, an.
nounce that it is to be carried on from
year to year. Next get a man VIII
knows what a good show is and how
to manage in sympathy with tn,
movement and force TO make it go
This is the principle thing-seleci
him as business manager, Then ad
vertise, cooperation with him ant
give him liberal support in inanc'
and there is no doubt about the re
suits. WhitesyiIle, Mo, a little in
land town, pulls off annually a shoE
that has no superior in the Uniter
States, in quality; attracting corr
from all over the corn belt.
G. H. Morthland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
10, 20 AND 80 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK



E= Ezn a yg1re afto-nsE le-
rz a EznazEA
Mrz Rss Le-L q L4asauA
WIS hsus ron = rEo moztAs Is n
.oHiA
A zsaag a4 Vas he8a - Mzpls
.Grgrs sehsI hSzse 4 ". GuArss
n0zpssa. vas ne @zzFz
E@E AFtE He EeIing rszzHzs
were gEen by 14mss B-uzI Wslier
sEvnraz EZ6s Csrelzns zn5 Hat
ne C4use-sarT.
High Wske5sd and Mss AHss
Ees.an Esx nzrries II Mexs1o
d. J. T. Neais vas critically =
II pneumonia
W. A Harris had Charge az the
lLzzsIv House. At Farbe.
The funeral 0s Mrs c P. Wade tOok
plase II this Gz.
A-ehu PAU and Miss Emma Eoli
were nzlz5e5 IL this city
The residence Il Mrs AHenswor1h
IL sozA Me1iro, burned
Ms Wa Walker died IN this city
u tuberculosis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
.ulRAK CASE HH0IIlK6 SIS
observation-disclosures
Case 81 T. Sv7fak "a W11ant Jaansuz
Had Be-z n Csz1 fsr oEe
FFEH Tszrz
EeEez OEher DernauRS N Anarzln
C0E-s ResurnsS by ApRN1Ese
Court

1--WE wears zf.E me zR was
brszrhf IN Jusslrs q Peace conrr
in Me,irs and after the oozr4 casts
Es $3.50. excessive G x~tsorns
tees TIE case Il H C. sxif1 ~ Wal
lace johnson n wh BE- CLAIMED So
u1 sus h-ur 3 deal s0 hzIEng hzy.
was settled BY s s. Louis Appellate
.CSzr Sustaining the decision n faTOr
e the 5eps1Szrt
The s5t Hzz began II . Juz1ce q
Peace Cour- L -1is city II November
1910 sMzs lest IN Has sasaes Gear
and appealed . tbs Circuit Court
where BE- again aoz1 lie appealed 70
the Cosr1 q Appeals which reversed
the case On AZ error pf the trial Jnaes
and ordered a new trial.
gwift lost a. the second trSzl il the
Cirrun Cpur1 ard again appealed
TIE Appellate Cert sustained the
seno-s aeeisian II Ehe CSrruit Court
The Dsssr A1arsin cases IL Ehieh
decisions r-sre retarned were. fby
Jodre Alieal; ". D. gohnsua, resp J
IL Case ThrghEng Msehine Company,
sapg- affirmed; W. u. Patterson. resp.
VA The Chicago q Alton app reysr-
! Sad; s. =. Dusruy et al, resp VI. The
C 4 A. rs1rpsa app. reversed and ~
masr6sas GiiA Carter. resp Va Wsh-
aah RaHrpA5 app 2rmed; David ~
EeHries rs "a The Chicago 4 Al
son railroad. apE. affirmed; W T.
C~uzszngAan. resp vs. TIE Chicago
& A10n rEauoad app reversed W.
C Bzhey RESP IA The cAeago 4
Aa1 -zzraaG app reversed tby
gna Eeyneaa9 Myrtle l. walker,
m VI The WzbAsh RailsszG, app
nes. r. w. Winn e a. resp Va.
Te Chkzgs d Albon szznozd app
rera1 and gohz Harrison. resp
iva The Caszgs & Aiton railroad,
app vsserBeG
+ il msEng 10 nate that = zf-
frmg ne -zse q Gass Carter w
The wasaah Railraad Company cas-
lA has besz in me cart since 1896
d SE ard MrA. Carter VIII re-
aye 1850 and Interest On seeouai
* as azA a. her husband Ed z
sCzze-. wac was killed February z
1853 81 Besg CITY Il ~il b re-
Hersa that Mr Carter and Jos.
ep Bge1 wsss killed b Wabazs
uza NJ 10 at Bentoz City as theg
pers esosaisg he right q wzy IN :
Ezgg1- Mrs ByeE ard MrA Czrtsi
eaeh nzed for $1,000 and each re
cefved 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Belle, ahe : year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs n. ". Hodges, sO5th-
west Of MEXICO, disd
MrE Z. 3 CrowsE, Of Rianchzrds-
.rile- Wiz who was visiting her Es-
ter. Mrs Perry, fell On the sidewalk
and d~isloc4ter her elbow.
H. C. Turner purchased the res
idenes property Of H. A. Forgey.
Dr. NJ r. Rodes wzs selected By the
|ooanty eourt Is physician for the
cosaty Farm and jail
David Hagerm2n, Of Martinsburg,
was arranging 10 move 70 warTers-
burg.
V. T. Cough and Miss Mary Sci
Iers were married By Rev. W. NJ
sapp-
Willie MOzby. the little daughter d
Mrs spais Mosby Of Mexico, was verl
u a. yandzliA-
The Enaall child II Belly Hughei
MAS burned to death at Santa Fe.