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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-05-17
PAGE FIVE

So far as | ever heard, he hadn't egalixecl
a Money Trust, financed colossal Cotton
gamble, destroyed constitutional military
system, demanded despotic power over prices,
or INSISTED upon the gagging Of public opiu-
ion.
The poor little Gar had not laid tlemend-
Gus taxes upon the Russians. in order to show
himself off as the lender of hundreds Of nil
Ioias ef da3lstss to Ei gland. EIalee, Lf2lr,
and Belgium.
Vet. he was deposed
He IS now cooling lis heels in private life.
Russia must be queer sort Of country.
don't believe Id care to live there.
L love to live III a democratic republic. un-
der a Democratic President who taxes his
own people to get money to lend to England
the richest nation on earth-and who
mildly orders armies in and out of Mexico:
mildly instructs Congress to leGisIatc him in
to a combined War-lord and Peace -lord-a}l
at once-with mild authority to fix universal
prices, mobilize universal resources. command
universal silence, and to systematic univer-
sal goose-stepping.
Having had four years Of Woodrow Will
son. | wonder how we would now enjoy a
few years under Kaiser William.
L can't remember that this German auto
crat ever taxed his own people to get money
to lend out to foreign nations.
1t has escaped my tickle recollection. if the
kalser ever ran his boot through the Ger
man constitution.
Did autocratic William ever smite. with his
mailed fist, the reserved rights Of the p Ger
man States?
4 doEt recall it, sonel5ow.
Perhaps my memory IS failing.
Did the President have the constitutional
authority to order the State militia into
Mexico? He had not
Did Congress have the constitutional au-
thorlty to tax this country to raise money to
lend to Europe? It had not.
Has Congress the constitutional authority
to adopt compulsory military service? 1t
has not
Has the Federal Government the power,
under the Constitution to raise armies by
CONSUMPTION? It has not.
Th0t question was debated and settled. in
the War Of 1912, and it is therefore res ad;t-
dic0t0
When Mr., Lincoln's administration was
forced to resort to CONSUMPTION during the
3rd year of the Civil War, it was q aear
measure, like the suspension Of Ha6eas Cor
puS, and the Emancipation of the slaves
President Lincoln did not pretend that he
was proceeding cOnstitutionally.
In our day, we Democrats are so eager to
be uslrpers, that ace ADAPT foreign 2car, to
get chance to demolish the Constitution.
Don't you reckon Thomas jefferson turned
over IN his grave, when Son-in-law McAdoo
handed the British visitor that little check
for $250,O00000 as a loan out Of our taxes?
Don't you reckon Daniel Webster would
have had stroke Of apoplexy, if President
Andrew jackson had proposed to lay taxes
on the American people, to raise loans for
England?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
r z TWO SUSPECTS
Meu Thought 10 he Responsible for
Destruction Of Munitions Pianf

CHESTER PA, April IL-TwO
SUSPECTS vert arrested late &a~F nigni
Il euunsea1n with the explosion q
the munitions here Tuesday, II winch
~ were killed and III injured. The
victims were moEtly EIr6. The prs
gnsrE are Samuel Consn. Is wears old,
Of Philadelphia, and ms fathe-, who
is described a. being between 90 and
So years old Il is said the nl3er mzn
wat wei supplied with money and
int neither is al American citizen.
Officials assert that papers found on
one q the men were HincrtminAfinr
and VerT important
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
T. PATROLS 77FT7
A MHnitisn smuegler Sds.
Gn and Beachs

san DIEGO, Ca AM 4.
munitiOn carrying schoqas !,
a Mexican wsEt caEst vx, 8,
ane captured by rwp UuasSu
peao boat destroyer, !. uI
here last night run am
sources.
FIVE stiots were fired At d
When n attempted to ssus|
said, and the ship was in I
Several Thousand round, "a
machine Eun Hmmum6a v.l
1he deEtruyers and IN
Pacific eoar; port
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
wedding Announced

Tho coming marriage Of Miss Ez-
abeth sandbuthp auughtef Of M.
amd airs SIS Sandhothe and Mr.
susnhsn Bcrieis son o. Mr. Jos- Der
.teiE was announced a. ST, Jnscphlg
Church II AarfnsburE Sunday. The
wedding vii be SoEsmnIzed Wednes-
dny Aprl 18TH n 81. Jossqhs
Church.
These eStimRbis Young psupit hnVs
q large rlucis Of frienas wap 5om the
Le6Eer u extending congratulations
and bsst WISHES n auvaDce. Both
are members q prominent families
IL the vicinity Ct Ma-tmsDurE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

~ paE gps=settes o. Mexico nsWs
paJerE, but Tor fifteen Or twenty
geaff previous bp bis health failing.
b was he correspondent for he Led
ger frpn Cottonwood Springs. With
ME " particular style Of humor. o.
Raade TINS resort and the Hotel War-
ssg famous throughout the Stab
hM paragraphs were often copied by
the larger papers as well a. many Of
tax smaller publications IL Missouri.
Besides & bre.he, Austin, be tae Hos
pftal M Fulton, be leaves q brother.
Say, q thh city. and one sister. Mrs..
A. p Biaaop u Miami. DC. and q
sost u friends 10 mourn HE deata
lie Wa : Q u Elijah Beaneg, an
eio setasr ir bha ssetion u Missou.
The deceased va vel known 70
The Senior Editor q the Leeger run
ooytoO1 d. ~ ne Nas . comDosn9r
81 tue Futon Telegraph while the
writer attended Westminster College.
Afag Va purchases the Leoger, be
became . c9mp9Siyor in his office,
Ano laber VA & bpeeial writer under
2s non o. plane u "Ee1oen Dill"
and bic artehx reserved Rlde aesss-
toas aot only IL 8lst0ar, ous spne
were oopieG By 4eadinY paJefg IN gz-
e. sta9zt.
Al Wa . Dofr printer and grew W
ar q printing office. and there musa
have Been sgase printers in1 sgage.
shsfe around whsa b. boo1 bis 1rss
-nosgishmenl bea2s he repeatedly
said he og1l1 ~ y Al was q
8oyal freud . gOOe printer wno Ioree
ha trade 81 genie dispDsiAen and 3
great 1aYorlA personally with q vide
acquaintance N frIendF During tie
last few ysaEE u ia lie, % account
q mness he logt cut entirely mpeo
70 the regret ~ al Who knew hisn.
The pal bearer sere !. 3. Lake
nan W DeFmDey, Char LeeDe, Vim
dackman, r. a. SanDe1eek NiteseU
WHIT.
Mr. Bennett dled suddenly Gasgr-
Day mgnl 1sOso heanorhage II 1ae
Draia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

william E. GHuVeZ s. gsar oi1
uisf 3 his h0nf o. IVES. Monros
stree Hsnaav urgrlinC- las. &on-
aav Bight Air Groze suffered q
alua6l q praiyaa fr1W which be
newer recovered He WE q apisBdid
citizen suisanLa AND hig8-ninaeI
@ pepzsr with al sho Eass hiu.
He Wa Bsru H Jefferson County
0hiC aesr somerss b. Augusl 1S8S-
liz wa married merr " Sins EE
Bsy whs died m &arch 1fh-sn
rear ago.
Camur Be- Misssnr Marcf ~, 1886,
b. s0ugn q cf lalr ter miles
sgutnNes q ihs city 1rvn Governor
Eaniu ms ssl same Groves. nov
lives aere
~ VS. married. liz sssoa5 me to
Misz Alvena AeramE a. jefferson
County Ono absu Fdtse years ago
ant sho-lv afysr cant ~ make ms
i0nle ir MeNeciu where b. mas lived
ever since
&r Groyes ss survived Br his wife
aal gao soas by has 1lrs marriage;
s.. C. Groves au6J C. Groves boia
81 unon lIve near taiz city and Ole
ssr william ~ 1oE year, Old by
al ssc0a6 marriage he alsg lesves
81 sIsgsr ME Ma-ta8 Andrews Ct
Jetlerse1 coan2. Ono
Ar. GFsge was aae a Audram
evan4g lsaafBe enEzens sBd during
ms many years OF -rsst8e1es az TINS
cpanEg aIn mao d WIGS circle o.
ffssnas saC WILL m0ar1 aIs death.
The faDsEa, services O. William ~ /
Groys wiso disd Tuesday morning
wsEe held 1ror as huBe or Nezc
Mgnr0e Stree at 10 O'Clock Wednes-
laF morning
Tine Bev s. VI Hsyne and toe Bey.
g.. o. Edmanstoz conducted the
service aEa tae pal ssarerE were
Sanu ABeaissI, Gesrgs AzaeIs William
I Eazler adge Alex Carrier William
Sullivan s p Emm0ns Som Can
be and William Keath. Z
bBrsai was Haa3e n ElmWoad
Cemetery and tne services a. tae
grave Negs 1u emerge o. fBe Odd Eel
down. Of Whsat Mr.. Groves mem
Der.
TIE Jeaget extends sympathy 70 tna 4
5spsaVed family aad fsieBds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
BILLY SUNDAY SEEKS RECRUITS

NEW YORK, April 8. Rev. pills
Sunday hitehed 3 STIR to his wngo,
al the opening Of nus three months,
campaign in New York YESTERDAY
he identified himself with the Wa
sentiment and called for loyalty IN
country as vel as service to Cod. He
TOOK occasion al the afternoon NEE.
ing ms first in New YORK. 10 anpy,s-
the people vino charge him with eern.
merclalism by declaring that every
cent Of the farewell Offering thu, he
WI receive at the end Of the een.
pa'gn which IT il expected may apu,ns
70 Slbe'OO9, would, after the dedps-
hon Of 5000. to pay his share Of the
@Arlet Of his helpers, be divided
equally between the Red Cross and
me army work Of the Y. N. c. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

The Mexico United Daughters Of
tse C~gufesErsry. al their meeting on
Monday, decided 70 Do their part IN
helping the country during the war by
Offering their services 10 the Navy
League. Mr.. r. Z. Miller, Presi.
dent presided i the meeting and M
present we're nnch interested In Che
plans. The meeting whK held 81 The
Library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

FULTON, Mo. Arrl g. T. AB-
sci Bouiwars, q izEyer and n q
Fultruis mos prosperous Eom 2 bses-
eic-x. and NrE. Jennie Deamnn Ellis
were principals II q s1rprIse NAeaoinT
hers yssssFass morning 1hey De
parted immediately upon q hoEey-
presumably y St Louis g
Kuusas CRY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
WANTED AT ONCE,
AT 35C PER IO0LBS.
OLD IRON BRING TT
IN NOW.
SAM NORRIS

TIE war, 10 the last analysis, is 70
prevent the desxuytoa Of al re-
pubHeE in TINS world including the
United States Are we 70 have ser.
eral free sef-gOyerned republics Or
one emperor u the Eorids Can there
BE- any neutrai ground il thir prgyos-
tom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

p g. Akndge e years old. diet
at nus home in La5donia Tuesday
morning Burial viii be al Laddonla
Thursday. Mr. Akridge, who was &
retired 1arsnes. was one Of Aud-ains
leading citizens and had been 3 res
iaent q Lsadonia for the past twelve
years, and had lived IN AudraiB forty
wears.
He Is survived by his wife
VINO WIS Miss Bebeeea Thomas. 3
sister Of J. Z. Thomas, VINO lives
ear 81 this CITY.
The Ledger JOINS in extending sin-
eere sympathy 10 the bereaved fam
ny and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
". J. BRYAN's ATTITUDE
DURING TIE WAR

REFERRING To the attitude Of
Hon. " J. Bryan regarding the war
the st. Louis Republic Gays at is
8 genuine pleasure to commend to the
general pablie the patriotic and modest
example Set BY William Jennings
Bryan IL his offer TO serve the Gov
ernmsnt IL any military capacity that
may seem nogt uBeful. He informs
.he President that he desires 70 BE-
enrolled as q private, an offer
wnict II may be supposed wiz MOI be
aoeep11 for the very good reason
that ne H Capable of more important
work. Perhaps il will be deamed
That aa greatest usefulness viii be in
eIrn lie but his attitude IL the right
.ae and saiA5le 70 every man in the
country"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Mrs Nell Aukr0m. mother Of A.
z. Ankroin, died recently at Md
dlet0wn. She was one Of the oldest
settlers in that community and aeld
II the highes. esteem by everyone.
Sne was born III Virginia Nov. n.
1893, She leaves eight children.
She was q deyout member Of the r..
T. Church and . beautiful Christian
efarsetg- The Ledger joins friends
~ extending sympathy To the be-
reaye6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Fred T. LeebrcE 3 osperop
grocery merchant Of Columbia. and
Mrs Massey 3. Goff, daughter NJ
". x. MurTy q well known farmer
living neal Columbia, were married
Tuesday evening at 7 O'Clock BY the
Rev. G. A Mitchell at the pastors
home in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Nesa WAS neesfged bv G. ii. Ban
de Wednesday Of tine death Of ms
Drotnes-n-iaw Leslie Skinner, &c
years Old, a. mar home IL woseester.
New York, recently.
Nj Skinner married Bliss Lon
EaDdie u this county, and lived IL
Audrain for q number q years. lie
left here In 1876 and went to New
NorE City, where he was engaged IN
business for a number a years. lie
viii be remembered by the oder CIT
iEeIs here.
Burial was mace IN New Yort City.
The Ledger JOINS IL extending syn
pathy IL the bereaysd family and
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

George Coakley, Of Laddonia, well
known IL Mexico, and Mis- Grace
Baehr, Of Kush Hill, were married
Saturday at the home Of the bride.
Mr.. Coakley is 3 splendid young
man, capable and popular with ev-
eryone. His brlde is the daughtsr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Baehr and q
most charming young woman. The
Lsogea 5oIns friends II extending
congratulations and best wishes,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Aiva Mndd, VINO lives ssEt Of Mex
ieo, and Miss Della B0sger, dangh-
Ter O. Louis BOeger, Ct near Mexico,
were married Tnssdsy by Rrobste
Judge ". ". BottE, II ms offiee.
Both young peopis have many
frInedE II their respective commB-
mites with whom tine Ledger Joins
n extending congratulations AND best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Rabar1 Colur& Wao was suddenl
~ taken Il with acute indigestion on
TUESDAY Vas reported 70 be much
improved Wednesday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

DR.. F. M. Shoush will civo os,.,
apne treatments at the office in hi,
p SAn na at s1.oO each or six for
700. The DR.. is a graduate Of ta,,.
Inherent schools of healing and has
'ne best equipped office and the most
extended experience Of opv oa,os
p4A IN this part of the STATE. He !.
: member Of the State Board and er,
ainines more than two bupdroa p
*, s,s.ans annually for license to prac.
aoe in this State, House p,tisn,,
VIII receive board, lodging and 49,.
d and wit PVT week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

The newspapef IL Gaiup, n. H..
carried an advertisement for Dr.. Z.
Park Gellsro, Optofnerist. NJ. Sci
ato IL former EeEieo boy and while
10 the S9utnwes has made 3 spief-
did success. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

farmer die a. has hzne sever KID
on haB mis northwest q TN city
TnarsaaT msrnmE e pnsum0nH
d.. Wan Is survived py ms wne and
sax children; tnree sons, Nesiey Hnd
ben VINO made tbeir mems win
a1eir fEthsr and Bynsn vho lives or
TIM ". " FoIocs farm. na-thEes.
q McKee, ana three azuehters Mr..
.C T. GooiGy a. Fulteu Rir z T..
Craighaa6 and Mr. Wa6e Fewe- e
Auxvasse.
Air Wihn hs6 g xfde eirrie CT
fnienas hnrnnehost tae eOunty VINO wlll
Earl o. hss asah wfth usep rsgrs..
Mg. VIM was E splendid and aBD-
saauaa citizen.
The funeral services ser held
lnuu the nome SATURDAY mornInr a.
10 ociseE by the Bev. s ". Havee
o. the Methsdist Cmrcn AMI inter
meni ssz mace IT, Eimwsod Gem
eserv mere The ledger JOINS the
many 1rienas ~ extending slnrere
sympathy n me Dsnsave5 Family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
CONRAD SHUTTLE sR. MARRIED

Conrad Ehutte, ST., q Rush Hi,
ana Miss BarBarE L~shotsky, q liE-
ingstUn, II, were married IN Mexiep
Thursday afternoon by Justice Of the
Peace i. Z. Hoo1un II ms office.
Mr.. Shuttle, wtip is & retired far
msr, Is one Of AndraInis counrys most
substantial citizens, end mas . WIDE
circle Of friends here His pride Is z
most estimate lacy, and was very
popular II her home community. They
VIII make their home in Rusn Hill.
The Ledger joins their many friends
IL extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

James Edward Stuart, Of Texar-
kama, Texas, AMI Miss Lou Ellen
Davis. Of Princeton. No. both ST.
dents in the University Of Missouri, at
Columbia, were married here Monday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

MH. Assnath CARR p year, ole
dec at her home in tals eIty Friaay
morning Mr.. Csark VINO mas been
"a for TIE paE three weeks ssag TAX
@ s~uaaeniy worse Thursday evening
AIRS. Gsark Wag porn la Florida
Mo September G. 1889 arc ZANE 10
Auarain county Waen 8 CIR. Ebe
esns * Mexico abOut tNenLg years
ago and hss lived here srsee fhai time
she was 8 consistent CsrsS1an eha.-
aeer and beloved By al VINO knew her.
she 5sayes eight children six sonE,
william. EveHeta J. q. and L. n.
q Aexieo5 o. D.. ~ bear Santa &c.
and Lee n near Benton Cry, and two
daughters, 6rE. Eekjey starRey aud
.glrs Lille Edwards both q TINS city.
One son Edgar, died at the Hospital
here March u.
The Ledger Joins In extending SIN
oers sympathy 10 the bereayed fam
lily and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

DOM CARR r ysars oid, disa q m
huuzc 1--we nile sorth q Bentsn C1ty.
carry Tuesdsy mrznIng Hs had bes1
ar invalid fer 8 number q ysau
Mr. Gark was BOrn OF 8 farm Jus.
sHe-gaarter ~ 3 mBe south q the
piac5 wisers h. died and had bssn a
rsSdeEt o. Aadrsn county al q ms
life.
Besnies hn wife he is surviyse hx
awe SOM John z and Caaries r
bosh O. whan live ReHr benton O1r,
and one sister. Mrs. r. q Owens,
VINO also iives Bsar Bentun City
Air Clark mad q uids Circle Of
friend throughout tbe county wh0
vii mourn has 6eath.
The funeral services wefe eun-
iaeued iron ths Presbyterian church
AZ benton Cry by the Rev A. a
" aliases a. ] O'clock "Wednesday a.
sermon.
The Ledger 5osns N extending SIN
Gers sympathy u the bersayed IAN
SIS and friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

MIR. Mar hsaraeDr . 1ormeE res
idem O. tais ciIy. d1ed II Kansas Cry
ftIasy. The bOay was Bruagnr
hsEe SUNDAY and the funeral eundnet
e frosn ~. 5renaAns Cataohe
Church a 3 pcipck Sanaey afternoon.
Mrs Eearaon vino lived II TINS
eily for Hsany ysars, went &c kausas
City sfDer tbe desth q her mas
8auu Jerry Keardon mere several
ysans agu. and Hsaae Der h0nle with
her aaagasec Mrz Trpzt
Mr. Eesnaon had naany f-5enaz IL
hs city Nho viii mourn her deEfh
Tine Ledger Joins IL extending syn
pathy ~ fhe beFesyed Family anC
frlendE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
WIkersan n, 40

PenlterT1n Blat.1et. vic !
nE Missouri University. hHi
10 school, after P7tE
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

W, W. Mckinney, u Jones9asg
wat IL this city o. bnsi1sss Tuesday.
EagIn Care il ner from Columbia
me guest II Mexico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Z. J. Hsac s6 yzarE Ole. dec n ms
heiBe II. geHEralaE AZ a:3G O'Clock on
I~aesaay morning q pneumonia after
weekE illness. Mr.. Head, vino Is
wei known hert. married Miss Lora
karnss q TINS city lie Is survived
by ms VIE and one son. I. J. Head.
Dr.. 16 years Old
M. Head had 3 number Of friends
n TINS city vino viii mourn mis- death.
Inc 9aneral services viii b held
AZ Gentralia a. 230 peloek Thursday
afternoon.
Tine Ledger joins in extending Sin
eere sympathy 70 ths bereaved family
and frendE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

We have a prioe 1a truI
that b making i hit. s., ~
buying DIT wit
THE ENTERPRISE I'd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Russell Z. Butter, Of Marlin. and
Miss Jewell N. Ford, Of Gazette,
were married here Sunday afternoon
at the Christian parsonage by the
Reg. II. ?. Atkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
Fmr Snlt,

A general line and foI ~
Of nursery Stock inst sraf
sey Hotel, Mexico. Nc. NSl
Can al and pack vgH vEr7sI
I1pnenH. dit wit
Mlkersun y. al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

If sou want 70 buy, sci OF trade real
estate see WIN. Hardin Rixsy, Lane
BuilaInr. IBD-st Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

We have q supply q WarE SHIRTS Al
Soc, 64c, and Tie. DIT Wit
TIE ENTERPRISE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Phillip Melahn, Of Rush Hin, and
Miss Anna Laura Pratt, Of this cf+v
were married at the home Of the
Dfioe Monday night by the Rev. r..
p Atkins, Of the Christian Church
Mrs. Meiahn was one Of Mexiro's
most popular young women with a
wlde circle friends and Mr.. Melabp il
one q the most popular young men If
ms community.
1ns Young couple win make their
home IN Bush Hill. The Ledger Joins
their many friends IN extending con-
gratniations and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

An. A p. Bishop d, Ya
- the guest ef Menns I'd
rnlMtipea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

MFz. Anthony Mcdowell. Ct year,
oil, formerly Mrs. Jacob Sim0ns, Of
thls CITY. died il Kansas City at II
O'Clock Friday night, just . few hours
afAr tne death Of her husband, VINO
died az 3 o'eEOek Friday afternoon.
Mr. Mcdowell and her first hus-
band Jacob simons, moved from Mex
no ~ Kansas City about fifteen
years age, where M. Simons died in
1906. lie was buried il the Gene
tery here. Several years ago she Ras
married 70 Gr. Mcdowell.
Mr.. Mcdowell was buried in Kansas
City by the side Of his first wife and
the booy Of Mrs. SifDonr was brought
here Monday afternoon and buried by
the side q her first husband The
funeral services were conducted ia
Kansas City.
she leaves Oue sister, Mrs. George
Fisher Of Kansas City and 8 nisee,
Mrs. J. H. wilkins. Of McKee,, and
one sistsr-in1ax Mrs p. p. Ginoas
also u Mexico.
The Ledger Joins il extending sin
cete sympathy 70 the bereayeo family
and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
Baptized snndar Nirlr

The following baptized at the
Christian Church Sunday evening
George Kuukel Blake Williams, John
Fish Donald Pearl. Ralph Jess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

LADD0NLA Mo, april II
Mrs a. T. Jacobs, 70 years old, died
al her home northeast Of this city yes
tsraay afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

was received Hene THURSDAY
o. the aeam a. " 7. Jentanz 60
YEAR ciC. a. hE home n P8arte Ciry
NJ Jenkins. vino was a ef ana most
prominent newspaper men n tae
SlaDe mergled Miss S&lm GutarIe, s
niece OF duagt = a. autnrle e Enls
city Mrs Jenkins died several
years agU. DBE aaBghnsr, Mis- Mzsy
jenkins, SURVIVE Inn the LeS-
ger JOINS H. extending sinssse
sympathy II 1Be bersavsc zamiy aRd
friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Leslie Combs. VINO MADE ms home
with T. T. Hagan, in Laddonia. died
tuesday morning. The body was BIZ
raeo IN Monroe county on Tuesiay
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
John O'Brien 10 Marry

John UBrien, son Of Mrs. Annie
pbrlen Of this city, q prominent
young farmer Of Andrain, and Miss
Mabel Kilgore, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. L. Kilgure, Of Cent-alis. viii
be married a. the Sacred Heart
Church IN Columbia April Is. Az
nouncemeut Of The wedding IVES made
Sunday night at St. Brendan's church
IN TINS city. Both are members Of
well known families IN their regpee-
1--we communities and are splendid
Young people. The Ledger joins the
many friends IL extending best wish
6 ant congratulations in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

De1arief !, LO0mig u yearE DC,
dlsa late Monday afternoon At his
home e8 West ManE1ed shset.
Bis death was the result u 8 stroke u
paralysis which be s9fere1 tome
tans arc.
Mr. Loomif, Who sas 8 veteran II
ths Union Army wat born lie the SEs4
q New YprH 10 1S45, and had been .
resident Of Mexico for the past twelve
Year,. He l. survived BY his wife ane
five eniiaren -four sons and one dsash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

ts-
HIS bady was laser IT. EaG21 Para,
IL a. $50 oeieck TUESDAY amer
noun xyasr Burlul VII b. made.
The 1eagsr JOINS ~ extending siE-
rsHe sympathy 70 TN herr1set family
and 1rinnaE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

ID. z. c. Tucker ia III.
Hays SODA Water Plant in this c;tv
mas a new large motor truck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Tne three weeks CAD child Of NJ.
and MIR. Floyd Miller died Tuesday.
burla. was mads a. Eiuwoad Gem
Terry Wednesday afternoon The
Ledge extsnds sympafny 10 the be-
rseged parents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12
Other Stations

IN addition To Gallant Sturdy win be found at my y
ing stable several young stations of the same rare u
ny that has made the Cydesdale breed famous vi
young stations are all purebred and registered ana y
service fees range from $1,000 to $500 to insure q @
stand and suck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

y T. VIM 30 years I'd. one II
Auoraiu coautyE mort prominent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

Nss Jane AeClenny, 81 years old,
died a tue Kings Daughter Home
Tor Agen Women here Monday afer-
noon.
Mas Mccienny who had been q reg
dent a. tne Home Tor fse past eleven
yeans. had been for the pass three
weeks very III wf6 3 complication Of
diseases. Size was q member Of The
Methodist Church.
The Rer e. W. Hsyne u the
Methods Church conducted th4
funeral services which were held nj
toe Home Tuesday afternoon al s:sQ
0elCek. Burial was made In Elm
wood Cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

a. r Green is in St. Loui,