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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
JOHN |. RODGERS BURIED
MONDAY AFTERNOON
John l. Rodgers, Uncle Of Sen X. ID,
Rodgers. Died Suddenly at His
Daughters Home.
HE WAS AN OLD SOLDIER
Served Through the Civil War in the
Confederate Army - Was a
First Lieutenant.

The body of John l. Rodgers, uncle
Of Senator r. D. Rodgers, Of this city,
who died suddenly a the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Clark, in
Moberiy early Sunday morning was
brought here on the 1890 train and
interment made in Elmwood Gene
terry A short service was conducted
at the grave by the Rev. S. W. Hayne.
The paIIbearers were,R. S. Mckinney,
Judge E. S. CAN'T, Clay Mcclure,
Theodore Williams, John T. Ricketts,
and R. D. Rodgers.
John L. Rodgers was born August
%. 1885, and came TO Galloway Co.
from Virginia when a small boy. He
resided near Williamsburg, in Gala
way county, until after the close of
the Civil war. On December 20,ls60,
he was married TO Virginia C. Berry.
When the Civil war broke out he
went into the Confederate servicec
and served four years. He was
First Lieutenant in Franklin's Com
any in Col. Dave Shank's regiment
Of Joe shelby's brigade.
He died at the home Of his daughter
in Moberly on Saturday night, Sept.
%, 1916. He is survived by his wild
ow and four children: Mrs. Charles
Clark, Of Moberly; Mrs. Carol Wisdom
of Bowling Green; Mrs. Brav. Sharp,
Of Montgomery City, and William
Rodgers, Of Bowling Green. His faith
or, Charles B. Rodgers, was Captain
Of the Company raised in Galloway
county and went with Donovan to the
Mexican
His brother, Charles A. Rodgers,
went with his father and was a soldier
in the Mexican War. When the Civil
War broke out John L. Rodgers, with
four of his brothers, Richard, Austin,
Tom and Dock, entered ten Confeder-
ate army and remained in the service
until the close of the war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
BEREA ITEMS

Jas. Greed sold 2 mule colts to Geo.
johnson for S2O5; 5 shoats 20 Burl
WillinRham for $50, and II calves 70
Earl Carter for 1880. - Messrs A.
~ and J. W. Gorrell are enjoying a
visit from their parents Of Texas
county. - Miss Ards Squires, who
was confined TO her 0 last week
by Illness, Is conyalescing. There
viii be an old fashioned spelling bee
and pie supper at Berea tEllis) school
house next Friday night, September
20. The public cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary BaTnaby, Of Mexico, is the
guest Of Mrs. G. Z. Maddox - For
est Clements, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to his home
rear NorboFne Saturday. - There will
be a pie supper at Fisher school house
next Saturday night, September 30.
Everybody invited. - We are very sor-
ny 10 hear Of the death Of Mrs. Nc
Gee, Of Mexico, and also Of the death
of Mrs. Wallace MeCue. - Mr.. Julius
Mallickrodt fell from a siIo Monday
and sustained painful, though not &C.
rious injuries. - r. L. Heller and wife
VIM. Heller and wife and Miss Leota
Weaver motored over to Cuivre
church Tuesday and attended the asso-
citation. - The p~Fotracted meeting at
Moline begins next Sunday. Rev.
Riney, Of Fsyette. will assist the pas
tor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
pIAR nrMS

Wut1e b Pupils Of the Black
School Miss Marguerite Wright
ITezcherD
Miss Lla Quick from Atwood Hin
ois has been visiting her cousins B
u. Quick and family. the past week
T. NJ. Melvin Williams is attending
the University al Columbia this year.
- Several IN this community are get
ting ready 70 sou wheat - The men
n this district have been busy filing
sl0s the past week - Several from
tins community attended the carnival
al KElsyille last week - Nh LEWIS
.Sshm.dt and two children. Mrs.. VII
.P-anstetter and two children and Miss
Marguerite Dubrsy were the guests
o. Mrs.. jim Clark Monday. - Mr..
James Pollard, Of Clarence, IS the
g5es Of his uncle, Mr.. 2 h. Cray
NJ. B. T. Quick and family we're the
E1asts OF Mr. G. L Williams and
family Sunday. - Mr.. r II Gray
srerr Sunday with relatives IN Fsrber.
M. Clarence Barnes sold q horse
70 Gillian & Wilson Of Wsilsulie
Price received $3.50 49, Mr.. G. l. VIII
NAM NN4t2 huEGet WIKI M DaeAheAA
near Lad3oriA last week 80 Mr..
Cray ard Mr.. Brznssetter sold COWS 70
CE%s =: Ez-5S- Monday. -
The following children atte1iad > PIC
nc in the woods q G. Il Duhuy SAT-
NelEa and Ramona Dabray,
CayCn. Neltun and Ma
ire Williams, Gayleu and Edith o.
.er. Georgia Williams, Edza and Stel-
Frtch. LILY Doyle and OnetIa ard
Edith Gray RefresEmeats were
.ervel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
MRS. MARTHA MeCUE DEAD.
Died at ihe Home of Her Daughter.
Mrs Gray Wilson, Saturday.

Mrs Martha MeCue, agd ~ years.
died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Gray Wilson, who resides
twelve miles northest OF Mexico, at
$50 o'clock Saturday evening. The
funeral was held at the Wilson home
at ten o'clock Monday morning. The
services were conducted by Rev. A.
A. Wallace and Rev. H. B. Banks. In
terment was made in Elmwood Gem
etery.
Mrs. MeCue is survived by -four
children - Wallace, of Moline; Mrs.
Gray Wilson, Mrs. Gather Berry, of
Rush Hill, and Mrs. James Browning,
of Paris, Mo. Her brother, Frank
HOekaday, of Kansas City, was here
to attend the funeral She was an
aunt of l. T. MeCue, of this city.
Mrs. McCue's home was with her
son, Wallace, of Moline, but she was
with Mrs. Wilson almost a year at the
time Of her death.
The Ledger joins with the many
friends of the family in extending
sincere sympathy to them in their
time Of bereavement.
The pail bearers were John Wake
field, Gray Wilson, Gather Berry, ].
j. Browning, Lores Hofreichter, ]. b.
Wilson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
H~EDGEDALE LETTER
ruth Rouse, Teacher)

There was quite a sprinkle of hail
through the district Wednesday
morning. - Mr.. Fred Norris filled his
silo Thursday. - Many of the Hedge
dale people attended services at Ben
ton City conducted by Rev. Hayne.-
The drinking water of Hedgedale
school, which was tested by the pu-
pills, proved to be pure. 49, Miss Kath-
ryn Miller is able to attend school
again. Misses Ruth Rouse, Elsie
Witchie, Mr.. Raymond Shook, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erdel motored
to Benton City Wednesday night to
attend church. - Mrs. Lizzie Coop
and son, Harry, Of st. Louis, visited
relatives in Hedgedale district and
Rush Hill this week. Mrs. X. o.
Fox near Laddonia, spent Friday with
George Downs. - II you wish to sell
chickens, ask Raymond Shook how TO
market them. - A store was broken
into at Rush Hill last week. A ring,
watch and ZONE money were taken
Relatives from Illinois visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kucher this week. - Miss
Elsie Witchie and Ruth Rouse spent
Friday evening with Mrs. Roy Bark
ley. - Mr.. and Mrs. George Downs
and son, Deloy. and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
va Bethal motored to jefferson City
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
MONROE FARMER KILLS SELF

John Anderson, a farmer living in
Monroe County, about two miles
northeast of Rowena, took his life
by hanging Wednesday. His body
was found hanging in the barn. Mr..
Anderson has lived in that commun-
ity for the past thirty five years, hav-
ing moved there from Illinois.
Mr.. Anderson and his sons went to
work in the field Wednesday morning;
Mr.. Anderson, who has been in i'll
health for several years, became
fatigued and the boys insisted that he
go to the house, which he did. When
they anne to dinner they missed him
and asked his whereabouts. Upon
going to the barn they found him
dead. He had evidently been dead for
several hours. 1t is thought his i'll
health was the cause of his act.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
NEW HOPE ITEMS

c. D. Wilson and wife were guests
of Bingle Woolery Sunday. R. R.
Dollins and family were visitors of T.
K. Dollisn and family Sunday. - Cut
ting cane is the order Of the day lust
now. The protracted meeting at
New Hope closed last Monday with
fifteen additions; five by letter and
ten by experience and baptism. Ber-
nard Sellars and wife were visitors of
Harvey Stuart Saturday night. G.
6. Wilson, Of Randolph county, was a
visitor Of friends and relatives the lat
ter part of the week. - Harvey Stu
art and wife, Mrs. T. K. Dollins and
q. G. Wilson were guests of James
Wilson, south of Centralia, Sunday
c. W. Wilson and wife visited Emmet
Davenport and family Saturday.
Mrs. Fouts is improving as well as
could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
N~ARTINSBURG ITEMS

". A. RlchAr3s was franzctInF
Business In Mexsc0 Friday - Hubert
Williams Of Rellsvile. was the guest
q his parents Mr.. and Ms C. d.
Williams Saturday u Pihaie VS.
tied IN St Louis Wednesday and
thursday - Finley johnson went 70
Mexico Saturday On business 49, Miss
Pauline Moser, Of Stephens Store, No,
spent Sunday with her parsutS Mr..
and Mrs ". P. Moser. - Mrs. c. 7.
Peyt1n ard daughter, Miss Ruth, are
IN St LOUIS for a W. weeks visit with
relatives - Frank MOser and his
mother. Mrs Mzliza M0ser. are home
from a visit with relatives IN Toledo,
Ohio - Z. W. Pritchett vas a visitor
in Mexico Monday. II. P. French
"a ~trausacting business in St Louis
Monday. 49, Mrs. Jos. Sandbothe and
Mrs Margaret Holteman have gone
70 Scala 20 the Fair. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dorm, Of California No, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorm. -
c 7. Psyton was a visitor IN Wells
vile Sunday. - Frank Norfeld. Of
WslEille, spent Sunday with Joe
Pligschalasger. - Mrs. Sarah Alder
man and Miss Maude Crane are home
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Salida, Colo. - Mr..
and Mrs. D. l. Blanchheld motored to
St. Charles Thursday. - Rev. J.. L.
Haar went 10 Jefferson City Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
1--WE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Hollo-
way spent Sunday at Mr.. Jim
Squires'. Mr.. J. o. Donaldson's
brother, who lives in Florida, is here
on q visit - Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitch
ell r preparing TO move TO their
new home. - Brother J. NJ. Hornback
and Mr.. John Hogman and family
spent Sunday with A. T. Hill. - NJ.
W. Beamer and family and N. Mum
0 and family spent Sunday with Mr..
Jim McIntire. 49, Miss Winnie Settle,
who is attending high school in Mexico,
at home Saturday night and Sun
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason
and 0 spent Saturday with Mrs.
J. Z. Loye-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vance
are preparing to move to their new
home. - Mrs. John Niece, of Mexi-
co, died Monday September % about
four O'Clock in the afternoon Of har-
denlng Of the arteries. - A large
crowd Of frieds and relatives spent
Sunday with Mrs. P. +. Foreman. -
A. 7. wager and family, Ernest Pill
cher and family and Nj. Wallace
Whiteside and sisters and Miss Hat
tie Brown spent Sunday with Mr.. Jim
wager. 49, A large crowd Of people at
tended the funeral Friday Of Mr.. J.
c. Anderson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
MOLINO ITEMS.

There viii be a pie and box supper
at Fisher school house Saturday
night, Sept 80. Everybody is invited.
- Members Of Mt. Zion church met
last Thursday and cleaned the church
and made new hich-racks preparoto-
~ for the ~protracted meeting which
begins Sunday, Oct. 1st - r. L. Hell
ger and Bob Heller visited John Hell
ger and family Tuesday. 49, Mrs. Mol
lie McF addin. Of Ferry, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Hord Hopkins and
Mrs. Andrew Cauthorn, the last two
weeks, is the guest of Mrs. Jas. Dud-
ley this week. - Dave Beam and wife,
Of Santa Fe, were guests Of Henry
Fisher Thursday and r. l. Heller on
Friday. - Dan Cauthorn and wife, Of
Mexico. were guests Of Peyton eau
thorn and family Saturday and Sun
day - Mrs. r. l.. Robinson spent Sat
urday with 3. W. Robinson and fam
iiy Of Powell Ford neighborhood. y
Love Crigler and family, Of Santa Fe,
and viii Heller and wife, Lewis Cal
laway and wife and II. L. Weaver were
guests Of r, /. Heller Sunday.-Miiss
Pauline Flynt returned home from
Nebraska Friday. - James Camplin
Of Santa Fe, spent Sunday with Johr
Heller and family. - Forrest Weaver
and wife were guests Of Joe Mar
shall and wife Sunday. - Mrs. Homer
Fry Of Perry, is the guest Of rela-
tiyes here this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28

Mrs. Lucy Mcdonald and daughter,
Mrs. Bernard Cowles, who have been
spending several months in Colorado,
returned to their home this week. -
Rev. Frank Dudley, who this week
was ordained and licensed as a Pres
byterian minister at the Missouri
Presbytery in Montgomery City, left
Friday for Redland, Calf. where he
has a church. - Blind Boone. the not
ed blind negro musician, gave a re-
eital here Thursday night. One
tenth Of the proceeds went to the
schools. Mrs. Sarah Parker will
spend the winter with Mrs. H. Black
in Fulton. - Herbert Gibbs and fam
lily were Jefferson City visitors Sun
day. 49, Mrs. John Ward Tyler is the
guest Of her parents in Palmyra. -
DR.. Adams and family motored to
tarber Sunday. - Estil Martin and
family are home from St. Louis. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have returned to
their home in St. Louis, afr a visit
to Harry Meyer and wife. - Nil Por-
ter teaches at McCredie this year.
The McCredie district expects to erect
a new school building in the spring. -
J. B. Henderson, Frank Dudley, Mr..
Watso and Rev. Wood attended the
Presbytery in Montgomery last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
BENTON T ITEMS.

Ed Hilderbrand shipped d car load
Of cattle TO st. Louis Monday night
Field Bros. shipped a car of hogs Mon
day night. -- John Norris and famh
spent Sunday with Mrs. Edna
Tratchel. - Miss Lottie Barnes spent
Sunday with Mrs. Alfred Hicks.
Jim Nicks and mother returned to
Kentucky last Thursday. Marion
Barker ard family and Mrs. Lloyd
johnson, from Ripley, Iowa, are yis-
ting friends and relatives here. - Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Stratton returned home
after two weeks visit in Illinois. -
and Mrs. Bob johnson returned
to their home in Iowa Thursday night.
The Union meeting held at the
Presbyterian Church closed Sunday
night. There were thirteen additions;
four 10 the Presbyterian, two to the
Baptist and Y to the Christian
church. Brother Hayne, Of Mexico,
conducted the services. There was a
large audiences and we fell that it has
been a great benefit to those in and
around Benton City, and that 80 many
gave themselves TO Christ. May this
not be the last union meeting held in
Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
SOUTH LIBERTY ITEMS

p. T. Brown sold y hogs r. l. r.
Idh1slz f0r TIE lump SAX 4 $3.50
Er BYgEr also sod q uEe cit e
Harry Noe t0r SsZ5A - TIE ladies
q Liberty Christian Cagrrh erTad
dinner a. Harry S0elE sale Tuesday
Thy made about SlI5. Tbs ng-gy
b. 70 hslp buy ; piano for the ehvrEh
They served dinner ~ Mac Tzyio-s
ale Wednesday. ProresGs not En1TI.
- Mrs. ~ J. Cox Mr. n z Cox
and Matte Cox visited Chzrier Cox
7 eBdsy - Miss Laura Clark ls VS.
ring IN St Jguis this week. 49, Ms
Ear Douglass spent Th1rr1ay st n.
j. Cox'z Mrs Cara EoFs1 ard
daughter, Martha, q Ontario. Calf
and Mr.. W. T. Hogchi1s, q Aeoc,
ILL.,, visited al A T. Horizons tbs
week - l. A. Harris sold q team Of
mules last week. - Roy Harris and
wife, u Mexico, visited his parents,
l. A. Harris. and wife Wednesday. -
Z. l. Gibbs. Of Mexico, spent Wedne%
day al c. 4. Browns. 49, Miss Bessie
Horton visited Thursday with NJ. J..
2. Hampton. 80 Clarence Poe and wife
are going 10 move 70 Kansas City,
where they vll make their home. He
had z public sale Wednesday, Sept
9th. - 2. l. Brown bought q COW Of
Harry Noel for SIC. - Miss Gerrude
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
re Nrus

Ms James Campln wa called q
Columbia Tuesday By TIE illness q
her sister, MrA J. s Henderson -
Miss Gertru5s Davis vas q Merira
visitor TUes5ay. - Mss SaIis St1ry
departed for her hone x salem. No
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrz r A han
ger and Ms P. h Smart sooompz-
med her 20 Meuoo. - Mss Fannie
Bots, q Mexoo, Is visiting her
nephsT. D.. ". ?. Bolts ard wife
Ths ladies q the Methodist ehurch
cleared S9@ AZ the sale dinner On
TUESDAY. - Mss Ethsl Rodgers Of
Ho1r0e City returned home Thur
day, AFTER a visit With her aunt. Mss
LIME Hunt - Nr. and Mrs. Perv
DAVIS and Nrz R L Purk ATTENDED
the Democrats rally AZ Paris Thurs
cay. - MH c r. Pans s1d Miss
Cor-ls Snyder were Pans visitors Fr-
czy. Mss Mare Hanna was n
Hannibal trading Wednesday and
thursday - Jas. Campliu visited
John HeEzer ard wife q Moline Sgn-
Day. - Miss Mary Wilson spent Sun
day with her sisters. Misses Nell ard
Viola Wilson, q Merico. r A.
Hanger ard wife, C. c. Lzcaa and wife
u0t0red n Psrs Sunday ana spent
the DAY with " A. Dali and VIE -
ArE g. J. KEY and daughter. Miss
Mamie, visited her daughter. Mrs
Ollie Abe. q near Ceater. from Sat-
Cr1ay ID Monday. 90 Mr. Stella Hale
uho has beer vey sick IS Eszt bet f..
ter a. present writing - Ercst
sEzley sold his blacksmith skop .
Andrew HarbI- He ard bis family
moved 70 Pzris OF Monday 50 hIs old
Gt daughter, Miss Leeora. couId al
tend high school Hozard &
Stephens sold their restaurant 70 Carl
E8gEes - Mrs. james Ca-plin xho
has been Al the bedside q her sister
Mrs Jno. Henderson. q Columbia re
turned home Monday We are glad
% know that Ms Henderson Is get
ting aic1g nicely - ". G. Daley Of
Mo6srly, Is 2 Santa Re visitor. - L
Hckar- was q Perry visitor Tuesday.
Mrs Wu Wilson Of q Moline. visit
ed Mrs May Eta Wilson and fam
lily Saturday and Sunday. Mes
danes Mary lockwood and Lizzie
Roberts returned TO New LoH6on On
Sunday, after a weeks visit with the
formers daughter, Mrs. joe Wilson
The Snyder sisters are repairing
the hotel. They ara having the roof
raised and are going 70 build three
rooms upstasrN Y. c. Daley and
Geo. TaIley are dong the worL ".
l. By5ee shipped 2 lead Of cattle
from here Monday. - Mrs Joe Wea-
yer and little daughter and sister.
Miss Blanche Sharp. vent 70 Contra
liaAondsy 70 WHIT relatives - r A
Hanger and l. G. Howard Of santa
Fe J. O. o. F. lodge. went 70 Paris
Monday to confer with other lodges
selecting the date and place for the
county meeting. They decided 20 meet
Monroe City Nov. Il. 49, z. l. |,
Ysrnell has Just completed raising /.
South Fork church and putting
q foundation under il. He now is at
work putting in a bridge near Sun
Rise Church. - Mrs. J. S. Drake is
visiting Mexico relatives. Marion
was a Mexico visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Haekett is on the sick
list this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
WAS GREATLY INUNDATED,
THIS WOMAN DECLARES
Mrs. sam Jones. Of Webb City, No.
Relates How She Was Embar
rassed Before Friends.
FINALLY SECURES RELIEF
1--WE Regained Ny Former Strength
and Feel Like a New Person
Since Taking Tanlac,- She
Asserts

WEBB CITY, No, Sept 81, Mrs
Sam Jones, a highly respected wom-
an, who lives at $50 South Ball street,
this city, relates how she oyercame
serious ailments through use Of tho
new medicine. Tanlae, Mrs. Jones re-
Gently said:
II suffered for some time from
ceatarrh Of the stomach. My condi-
ton became so bad l had fainting
spells which Inundated me. / felt
depressed and weary most Of the
time. My meals rel never a pleas
ure as what ] ate caused gas to form
in my stomach. | would feel sick at
the stomach after every meal I
dreaded my homework and felt tired
and worn out the whole day through.
| read in the papers about Tanlae and
decided 10 give the new medi-
cine q trial
Before had taken my first bottle
Of Tanlae ! began to feel improved in
every way. I'm on my sixth bottle
now and / feel like a different woman.
My stomach does not trouble me now.
food digests properly and gives
me greater nourishment. I've re-
my former strength. The
spells are a thing Of the
past. My Homework is easier for me
and l don't feel tired and worn out.
afterwards. | am glad to endorse
because Of the relief it gave
me-"
Tanlae, the Master Medicine, is es-
pecially beneficial for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble, catarrhal COM
rheumatism, nervousness and
the like and is a fine tonic, appetizer
and invigorant Tanlac is now being
especially introduced and explained in
at Buckner's Drug Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28

TJalzr1 ATTENDED The Tez-hers Read
- Circle n Ma-Ksburg Saturday
Eis Br5EE and family VISITED ~ c
4. Browns sunday. 49, C. A Brown
was 3 business visitor iu Aurvasze
Saturday. - Amos Harris sod three
mUies % DocB7tge ard Gilmore -
Misses Edith and LILY Harris visited
c. B. H0rton Tuesday night - r l.
Brown AID family ard Miss Gertrude
Tozls5a visited Mrs. Browns mother,
M~s ?. A Colllsol Sunday - Ton
Nee. Is filing rs EiIo this week -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28

The Mexico Poultry Co., which is
run by Virgil Ryan and Henry Shrout
always pays top market prices for all
kinds Of poultry and eggs. Give them
a trial. Don't forget the location is
two blocks north of the northeast cor
ner Of thesquare in the old mill build
ing. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
CentraIia Bankers Mother Dies.

Mrs. s. W. Early, aged "a, died
Wednesday. She was the mother Of
c. II. Early, president of the Bank Of
Centralia. Mrs. Early was one of the
pioneer settlers and a splendid woman
with a beautiful Christian character.
Her death will be mourned by a large
circle Of friends. The Ledger joins in
extending sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
The Mexico Poultry Co. which !.

The Mexico Poultry Co, which is
run by Virgil Ryan and Henry Shrout
always pays top market prices for all
kinds Of poultry and eggs. Give them
a trial Don't forget the location Is
two blocks north Of the northeast cor
ner Of thesquare in the old mill build
ing. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-28
|. n. BAILEY
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.

WHEREAS, L. F. CrisweII, slngle
and unmarried, by her certain deed o.
! trust, dated July 26, 1911, duly ack.
nowledged and recorded in the DeedG
Trust Records in and for the County
Audrain and the State Of Missouri, u
Book 81 at page 3S9. conveyed to v
II. Brown. party Of the second par
and to his assigns Of successors .
therein provided, all Of the following
described real estate lying and Oehg
situate in Audrain county, state o.
| Missouri, to = wit: Begin at a POM
where the West line Of Western Ave,
nue. i~ntersccts the South line o.
Robinson Street, in the City OF Mes'
leo, Mo, run thence West on the SogI
line Of Robinson Street, so feet aHdp
inches for a place Of beginning; in
thence West from said point on ~
South line Of Robinson Street ~ l ~
and 6 inches, thence ran South ~
feet parallel with the West llne y
Western Avenue, thence run has' y
feet and 6 inches, parallel WIN =
South line Of Robinson Street. ue.S
run North 100 feet parallel WIN g%
West line of Western Avenue, 70 "
place Of beginning; which sad gu
veyance was made in trust to 'e.us
the payment Of one certain proIllst
ry note, together with the l9Iei5s ~
thereon, in said deed Of trust luI'y "
scribed.
AND WHEREAS. said deed OF trus
provides that in the event del'ni
should he made in the payment
said promissory note when due say
party Of the second part, or IN case H.
his inability or refusal to act, Nv
then acting sheriff Of Audraln Cou.
ty, Missouri, shall become his succeI I,
or, and may, at the request OF tne ~
gal holder of said promissory hU"i
proceed to sell the above descrloea Iee,
estate at public vendue, to the hisu H.
bidder at the front door OIL \,
Court House in Mexico, Missouri, H.
cash, first giving twenty days pGUns
notice of the time, terms, ana pl1 h
of said sale, and of the properly W."
sold, by advertisement in some new
paper printed and published IN . nj
drain county, Missouri, and upon sun IN
sale shall execute a deed or deeuS! .bs
fee simple, of the property sold " ~
purchaser or purchasers NH
AND WHEREAS, the said Nsrs
Brown, party Of the second part a.O' 10
said, is unable to act and rellSo ssto
act as such trustee, though Iie. I'D
requested by the legal holder Oh s soiS
note; AND WHEREAS. inc aid
promissory note so secured BY III.
deed of trust is past due ana rei""'
unpaid. -, por.
NOW THEREFORE, ], j w. T SGs.
nett, Sheriff Of Audrain county, II.
souri,, and successor in trust Oh INST
Brown, Trustee in the deco o. Iecal
aforesaid, at the request Of tne nate,
Of the said promissory
will, on oc.
FRIDAY, THE 20TH DAY VI
TOBER, 1916, hs
between the hours Of 0 o'clock u, LITER.
forenoon and 5 o'clock in inc n the
noon Of that day, proceed to St'I NIB.
real estate above Described Ear liz at
ic vendlie, to the highest bIdu1 To,art
he front door Of the FOR
House in Mexico, Missouri ,arest
CASH, to pay said debt ana tr1st.
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