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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
September Third

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school with Mss TcE5es as teacher.
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new and ID 70 the minute school house
With Mss Ruth Cook not sparing the
rod TO ruin the boy. - Mr.. and Mrs
De Jaruett and Zalsnis Ksyl0r, Miss
celia Squirting and son, Med, and
Mr.. and Mrs. ives Murphy attended
the Regular Baptist Association at
Cedar Grove, east Of Paris a few
miles, Saturday and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
EASTERN AUDRAIN AND
WESTERN PIKE

J. D. Llewellen and wife will leave
soon for an extended trip in the
West. - Mrs. Nancy Benning, Of
Cark County, was the guest Of the
Jewellers the last week. 49, Guy
Shaw has been ordered TO report for
military duty any time. - Professor
Warburton is teaching music to the
following pupils: Marie Williams,
Irene Beedle, Napoleon Lewellen, Ed
ma Lewellen, Ruby Trower, Edna Bish-
op, Pearl Barnes, lone House, Mar
House, Gladys Green, Gretchen Green,
lola Lemasters Winnie Lemasters,
Artemesia Rector, Minnie Libby, An
ma Kraft, Gladys Moore, Ruth Fletch-
er, Zula Fletcher, Mona Wilhort,
Gladys Lemasters, Lolita Camera,
Jewel Chandler, Lena Willis, Victo-
ria Hansen, Irma Straube, Francis
Barrett, Lillian Kohl, Anna NJ. Simp-
son, lone Barrett, Velma Barrett,
Guyula Barrett, May Hamlet, Donnie
Davis, Gladys Moore, Minnie Kohl, Ed
ma Moore, Ruth Moore; Prof. War
burton gave his annual recital at Cen
trial Union Saturday night to a large
and appreeiative audience. - The
Rhodes sisters viii teach the two
rooms Of Trower school neal Gazette.
- Miss Lottie Lake is teaching at
Hickory Grove.-The Vandalia Chau-
taugua was more largely attended
than ever. Judge Lindsey was the
biggest gun on the program, since he
wa able to hold the audience two and
one-half hours. Vandalia has 2i7
~guarantors for next years chautau-
qua. - Frank Hickerson will teach at
Carter and Miss Beatrice Mcneil al
Prairie Mound. There are four
threshing machines here within a "a
dius Of two miles, this week. They
belong TO Hiram Wilcox, Sheridan
Pritchett and Son, Branstetter Bros
and Herrin and Co. - E. E. Van.
alta, government extension agent, as.
sisted by A. B. Shattuck, secretary.
treasurer Of the Pike County Farm
Bureau and the County Council Of De.
Tense, arranged a schedule for a whea'
campaign in Pike, opening at Frank.
ford, Monday, September 3rd, at 1:0I
p. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
HEDGEDALE

The s. P. I. Class will give an ice
cream supper at Littleby Church Sat
urday, September LIST, for the benefit
Of the Red Cross. Come and do your
bit. - Louis Kireher hauled wheat to
Mexico the frs. Of the week. Mrs.
W. Canterbury, Of St. Louis, spent
Thursday and Friday with Mrs. r.
F. Witehie and other friends. -
Quite n few have been attending the
Chautauqaa at Laddonia recently
- Mrs. J. r. Shook and Mrs. Geo.
Erdel and baby left Saturday for
Odessa. No. 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
Martina, Mira. George Downs and
family, Mr.. Conrad Shuttle and fam
lily, Mr.. Alvin Miller and family and
Mr.. orville Melahn and family, Of
Thompson, spent Sunday with Mr..
Rudolph Miller and family. Mrs
Clayton Shook spent Friday with Mrs.
Frank Sicily. - Miss Irene Rodgers
spent the weekend with friends in
Mexico. - Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Mol
lett and Mr.. Pat Beck1nan and fam
lily were guests Of F. F. Witchie and
family Sunday. - A new floor is be-
ing put in at Hedgedale school. -
F. S. Kelly and Dan Miller are haul
ing corn to Mexico. - Harold Rogers
has purchased a new buggy. - The
community was shocked TO learn of
the death Of Mrs. W. T. Lot, Of
Bachelor, Mo. She was well known
in this part, having lived here fol-
some time. She was a good woman
and loved by all who knew her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
MARY |. SIMS, Admrx.
Show Your Patriotism

The food situation Of the world is
in a serious condition, especially is
this true in regard TO fats. Butter
comes in this class, because it takes
the place of other fats that are used
in the manufacture of high explosives
that are necessary in the war that we
are now waging. This being the case,
it is every ones duty to produce as
much butter as possible. This is not
only a duty, but with the high prices
prevailing it is a way to get more
money. The Mexico Poultry & Egg
Co., are now paying 41c per ID. for
butter fat. They test your cream
promptly and pay you soon as test is
made, and they will appreciate your
patronage. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
NEW HOPE ITEMS

The writer has spent two weeks in
Columbia and Boone County, visiting
friends and relatives. Had a fine
time. They had two fine rains while
we were there. - Crops look fine.
good wheat and oats. Corn looks
fine Mr.. Price has his new barn
nearly completed, 1t is a dandy. -
C. D. Wilson and wife were the Sun
day guests of Hull Wilson and fam
iy. - T. X. Dollens and family Wis
tied Robert Dollens and family Sun
day. - Miss Thelma Toalson, If
Mexico, is visiting relatives of this
vicinity. - Harry Miller, wife and
little son, Louis Russell, are spending
the past few days with Mr.. Miller's
folks of near Browns Station. -
Mrs. Bernard Sellars and little daugh.
ter are visiting Harvey Stuart and
family this week. William Free
mar and wife and little son were the
guests of Harvey Stuart and family
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
AuxYASSE ITEMS

Ed Wood, Bnckner and Brett, Es-
til Martin and Mr.. Watson are all
new Ford owners. - Hughes Maui
pin has bought Maxwell ear. - Seven
more of our boys have been called
from here: c. Hook, Hubert Ridge
way, Estil Martin and Russell Knots.
Bradley Martin and Carl Woodscn,
who are in 0kmulgee, Okla, write
they are well pleased with the place.
They board in the home of Mr.. Edgar
French, who formerly lived here. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham are rejoicing over
the birth of a little boy, born Monday,
the 9th. - Mrs. Roberts is home af-
ter a visit with her parents in Mar
celia, Mo. DR.. Roberts parents Of
New Bloomfield, spent Sunday here
with them. - Homer Rood, Frank
Stokes, and William Hopkins went on
a fishing trip this past week. - Miss
Ethel Shroll, Of St. Louis and Geo.
Gilliland, of Columbia, visited Mrs.
II. G. Thomas for a week. - Mrs.
Cox, of Fulton, has purchased the
Bryant home on Main street. - Ed
ward Wood and Miss Marie Martin
motored to Columbia Sunday. - Mr..
William Gooldy, of Fulton, who for
merly lived here, has rented the DR..
Hume place for the winter. Mr..
Gooldy's son, Ernest, is in the the fur
niture business here. Joe Swon
Buckner, who enlisted in the navy sew
eral months ago, has been ordered to
report for duty Wednesday. - About
one hundred Presbyterian parents
and children motored to the beautiful
woods on the Watson place, where
they deposited big baskets besides big
ice cream f~reezers and loaves and
loaves of bread. After the dinner,
the little folks donned their bathing
suits to show their parents what Won
ders they could perform, and all left
hoping for another as perfect a day
soon. - Herschal Kemp went to St.
Louis Sunday night to drive new cars
back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
SANTA FE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Snyder were
visitors in Mexico on Tuesday. - j.
j. Talley returned on Monday from
a visit with his son, George Talley, of
Tar River, Okla. - j. NJ. Dyson,
who has been in poor health for some
time, is now in the Mexico Hospital
- Mrs. /. D. Wilson is having a
new front porch built on her residence
also a new single roof put on. j. N.
Bishop and J. C. Wilson are doing the
work. - Ewell and Combs Sterrett
visited relatives in Mexico Tuesday
and attended the Chautaudua.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Stuart and Mrs.
j. M. Sherman attended the Mex
leo C~hautauqua Thursday. Mrs.
Annie Davis was a Mexico visitor on
Thursday. - Leander Heckart and
family have a new REQ car Mrs,
Sallie Reider and little son, Ernest.
were guests Of Mrs. Frank Harrow on
Wednesday night. - Mesdames Sal
lie Reider and son and J. C. Wilson
and two little daughter, were guests
Of Mrs. ]. D. Wilson and family or
Friday. 49, Mrs. Sarah Crum return
ed home Saturday grom a few days,
visit with her son, Tom, of Perry. and
her daughters, Mrs. W. s. Beam. Of
Hannibal. Miss Edna Shearman.
accompanied by her friend, Miss
Doughtery, of Bowling Green, return
ed on Saturday from their trim n
Denver and Colorado Springs. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Sims wero
guests Of Mrs. I. D. Wilson and fam
lily Saturday. - Large crowds are at.
tending the Chautauqua this week
- Mrs. Sallie Reider and little son ro-
turned on Saturday to their home near
'Fayette, after a weeks visit with b.r
sister, Mrs. j. c. Wilson. Mira.
Med Bridgford, of Mexico, is visit
ing her husband and attending Chan.
tauqua. Miss Mollie Lee DELANEY
spent the weekend with Miss I,,,u
Heckart. Mr.. and Mrs. R. n,
Sims spent Saturday night and Sum-
DAY with the latter's mother, MIRA
Marietta Wilson and family. Mrs
hugh Dashner and sister, Miss Bess
Pittman, were Mexico visitors sar-
urday. Mrs. Eugene Ely and son
OF Hannibal, are visiting her brother
hoy PurviS and wife. - Roy E. peak
returned Sunday from a few dav,,
visit with relatives in Hoisinptor
KANSAS - The date Of the I. O. q
r. picnic, which was to have been held
at the Santa Fe picnic grounds on
setember 18th, has been changed 70
september llth. - Masters Mu,rell
and Leslie Paris, of near New Inn
don, and Elmer Smith, of Currvvillo
are visiting their gr~andnaror,s NJ.
and Mrs. c. M. Paris. Master
oren Wilson Is visiting his uncle AMI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
IS YEARS As HEATING
APPLIANCE CONTRACTOR

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 20.
Sixteen years az . heating applianc,
contractor has gained for G. s.
whitted, 424o Lexington Ave, st.
Louis, q wide acquaintance in this city
and neighboring towns. Hundreds Of
people will therefore be interested il
what Mr.. Whitted has 70 ray Of Tan.
lac. the celebrated new medicine.
"Fer more than q year stomach
trouble caused me no end Of worry,'
he declared on June ~. after eat.
Ing even the lightest meal, gas would
form in my stomach and 10 Fgffer se-
verely with indigestion. ! aipsys has
a bad taste ia my mo5th. My nerves
made it impossible for me 20 sleep.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
YOUNGS E ITEMS

Rev. T. r. White, James Craw.
ford and Otto Howard came over "a
see G. T. Schieffer last Monday. -
Not all are through threshing on the
Creek, and surrounding neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Paulin quit threshing
last Saturday and went to blowing for
wheat. - The social at Lon Carpen-
ter's last week was given in honor of
the Sunday School Cass at Midway
- Rev. White, pastor Of the Long
Branch Church, and Rev. Mohler, is
conducting a meeting at that place.
Mr.. Grimes and family, Of Madison,
spent last Friday with their sister,
Mrs. Jas. Crawford.-Mrs. Charles
Adams visited her sister-in-law and
family last Friday and Saturday.
Several from the neighborhood at
tended the C~hautauqua last Saturday
night. - The farmers are more cheer.
full since the nice rains we had last
week. It has been a great benefit to
the corn, in short, all vegetation, -
Mrs. James Baker, of Long Branch,
returned home last week from a visit
in Tulsa, Okla, to her daughters,
Mrs. Lance Ellis, whose little son
vas quite sick. - The school will be-
gin at Bryan the first Monday in Sep
TENDER with Miss Mary Hatcher as
teacher. Robert Miller delivered
1S head of hogs in Mexico at 16h.--
Rev. Hornback preached his last ser
NOR at Olivet last Sunday until after
Conference. He preached from the
text Remember now thy Creator
in the days of thy youth, while the
evil days come not and the days draw
nigh when thou shalt say I have no
pleasure in them - Rev, Mohler
preached a splendid sermon at Long
Branch Sunday night from the third
chapter Of John, the seventh verse.
"Ye must be born again." Rev.
James Spears preached at Midway last
Sunday. - Will Peck and wife have
gone to Montana to visit Mrs. Peck's
aunt. Mrs. Ditchler Graves, Of
Paris, Mo-, attended church at Oil
vet last Sunday. - Taylor and Wal
lace Peck were wei at Mrs. Alice
Asbury'a Sunday to see Roy john
son. - Little Sidney and Harold Car
penter have been sick for several
days. DR.. Flynt has been attend
ing them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

"But for all this, one bottle Of Tan
lac has made me feel 100 per cent bet
ter in every way. No matter what !
eat, the food agrees with me perfect
ly. My nerves are in fine condition,
too, as | sleep soundly every night. /
get up in the mornings feeling fresh
and rested. ! hope everyone troubled
as ! was will try Tanlac. I'm sure
they will get relief"
Tanlac is now being introduced and
explained in Mexico at the Buckner
Drug Store and is sold in nearby towns
by the following exclusive agents:
Centralia, X. L. Hope; Vandalia, j.
c. Gentlei Wellsville, Palace Drug
Store,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
MEXICO SAILIORS CALLED

Six Mexico boys who recently
Joined the Navy here, received instruc-
tons Saturday to report at st. Louis
Monday, and all left Sunday. Two
who joined while the recruiting sta
ton was located in Mexico, have not
yet received orders to go. Those
who left Sunday are Joseph Garrett
Barnes, Daniel c. Mildred, Hugh J.
Williams, Herbert B. Plunkett, Cecil
Roy Watts, Gideon M. Powell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
MEXICO SAILORS TO NEW PORT

The six Mexico boys who recently
joined the Navy here, were among the
400 who left st. Louis on a special
train Monday night bound for New
Port, R. l., where they will train.
The Mexico boys are Garrett Barnes,
Daniel C. Mildred, Hugh J. vii
lams, Herbert B. Plunkett, Cecil
Roy Watts, Gideon NJ. Powell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
lunt. Mr.. and Mrs. X. d Sim.

aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. X. D. Sims.
Paul Teak, of Laws, Calf, is visit
ing his father, E. C. Peak. Do
Witt Masters, editor of the Perry En-
terprise, and wife and daughter. Of
Perry, attended the Chautauqua here
Monday afternoon. = Miss Lizzie
Young, of Florida, Mo-, is visiting
Miss Lizzie Carr, and is attending
C~hautauqua. - Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon
Force, Of near Paris, are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl.
Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
VIM. Gooldy Enlists

VIM. Gooldy, the popular salesman
in Kemp G. Nelson's Cents Furnish
ing Store, went to St. Louis Wednes-
day and enlisted in the Missouri 9th
Infantry. He went to Fulton Thurs
day for a visit with home-folks be-
fore leaving for Nevada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
Beef Scraps

W. have now in stock beef scraps
and oyster shell. Get our prices -
Vim. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice i5 hereby given Una NJ
Of administration upon the estasg
JOHN BALLARD, Deceaseoi ,,
Of A.udrain County, Missouri, ,bo
been granted the undersigned, oES oor.
Probate Court Of said county
ing date August 23rd, 1917
All persons having claims ag shibjt
said estate are required TO ~ sx
them to me for allowance, wlthnr or
months after date Of said lettefSb hen.
they may be precluded from any yla I'M
eff Of such estate and II such cl fror,
BIO not exhibited within one year ks
the time of the publication Oh
notice, they will be forever WELL,
JOHN w. HoWhh"
27.At Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

Rev. j. NJ. H~ornback, who with his
wife is visiting in Monroe City,
writes the Ledger that he will fill his
regular appointment at Trinity next
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
Take a Look

IN u windows at the Refrigerator
bargains. Refrigerators at prices
never heard of-s11 20, s14. 90. sis
and up. 219-2t wit
Mexico Hardware & Furniture Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

John /. Martin, a government man,
passed through Mexico en- route 20
Fulton on business Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

operation at the Mexico Hospital on
Sunday. She was said to be doing
nicely Monday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

H. L. Brownfield, of Fayette, was
in Mexico on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
Stock Notes


LOCAL AAhhki.
. . F. =. - =. =.
A: Corn . Si.SS $40 :
: Wheat .-,... 100000. @0S :
Oats . * &e
. 4. = -
Chirzrs 0OS- Sept Dec
Com No VnoHuur -.E@
nzrx SS& ~
81 Bpuis CASH
No. ? Rec Wheat 2 Is r. = .
Ne. 2 Corn, -S6
No. 2 Oats. 5
Nauanai Sss3 Yards
HoU 6SnG . u e. higher ssa
SIS 80.
GatdG 500 SLOW,
ShceD. 500 esASy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

H. E. Mills has returned from a
visit with relatives In Columbia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
ut VIII Come on In One coy,n,...
pfeeert

N""Ac OU In Unf Cnnn1at.
Pieceg"
ffrrssnt h9w.-free yourself az onco
On ~ corn misery. II win neei
an palnlessly, in one complete niece
nn' eVrh' OLD or young, hard or soft'
fthhIg corr that has resisted eWsrv 81
! nhlhB else you have eyer useJ IN
Snmes like magic. G~uarsGteeIn
acAh {on need 10 2 or 4 dana =,
tSnets-it' that's I'll. "Getg II" 81
me only safe way in tho worid "
WI q corn or callug. ft's f,e ana
,magLthe way that never failn 'uITdi
1tied and true-used bv miIIions
tnhe H. tdo irritates the flesh o. mnhea
cne toe sore 1t always wort ,, 1@ani.s
H-Hke-a-banana.skin 9t.
."G3t,ie Is an yor need D.. 'J q
on rscs az any, drug store, or sent
@ Co, Chicago, Iii. ~ ;" Lawrence
Sold in Mexico and recommended
- '0e worlds best corn remedy By
e. Sons. y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
''Gets-It," z Drops,
Corns Peel on!
For % Cents Peel OFF rs Corus.

"Gets-it,' the greatest corn dIs.
eovery OF any age, makes joy-waIk-
u[s OUT OF corn -limpers. 1t makes
Buy a liberty" bottle Of "GstslIisa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
reed

25 acres Of corn in field, 'ot Of oats IN
bundle.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-01
HESS OLD POTATOES
 ON HAND THIS YEAR
Estimate is A Per Cent. Less Than
 Supply of Two Years Ago.

Supplies of potatoes on hand Jan. 1, 1917, for market in 19 important north ern potato growing states are esti- mated by the bureau ue crop estimates of tie United States Department of Agriculture 70 be about 4 per cent. ssstzi1frr ts1ln the a. -erage holdings on Jan. 1 of the preceding five years.
 If, for the purpose of comparison, the estimates in percentages of mar ketaJble. stocks of potatoes on hand Jan. 1 be applied to the estimates of total production, it shows in the 19 states included (which produced 61 per cent. of the total 1916 crop and 66 per cent of the 1915 crop), total of 5s,ssS, 900 bushels Jan. 1, 1917. com pared with 166. .225, 900 year ago, 1se.- 554, ,000 two years ago, and 129, ,941, 900 bushels the average holdings of the preceding five years on Jan. 1. These figures indicate a scant supply of old potatoes during the spring months.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-01
FIRE PREvENTioN AND
 WHAT iT MEANS
Chief Howard C, Stanton Gave In-
 structivs Talk 1t the Y. M. c. A.

= - 5s7
 Wednesday evening at the Y. M C. A. Fire Chfef Howard l.. Stanton gave an interesting and instructiver talk along the lines of the fire prevention movement in which he is deeply inter- ested.
 The chief explained methods of in- specting buildings and emphasized means of fire preSentfcn in homes. of electric fatirons with the current on the careless use of gasoline and of the careIessness inthrowing away lighted cigars or cigarettes into places where there might be paper or other cornbustible materials Chief Stanton also mentioned the fact that during the month of November there were only 10 fires in this city which were due to faulty building construction or some other carefessnexs. He said fires are bound to occur but there are too many fires and that 10 per cent of the fires are not necessary.
 He explained the methods of ring ing in alarms and said that the de- partment is glad t6 receive telephone calls, but the people must speak plain The fire prevention movement is to try to prevent fires and if a ire brea1Ss out try to confine ft and to have the proper tools to work with to prevent a condagation. The chief also spoke relative to the devel0pment of the io- cal department from the old hand drawn apparatus to the present ap- paratus.
 Two moving picture reels were sown one on the life of Daniel Boone and the other on Athletics in France
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-01
BAD COLD? TAKE
 "CASCARETS" FOR
 BOWELS TONIGHT
THEY'RE FINE! LINEN YOUR LIVER AND BOWELS AND
 CLEAR YOUR HEAD.
NO HEADACHE. SOUR STOMACH. BAD COLD OR CONSTIPATION
 BY MORNING.
Get a. 1e-cent box.

Get a 10-cert box.
 part of the body--are quickly over come by urging the liver to action and keeping the bowels free of poison. Take Cascarets tonight and you will wake up with a clear head and your while you sleep; they cleanse and reg ulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases: take the excess bile from the liver and and poison from the bowels.
 Remember the quickest way to get rid of colds is one ST two Cascarets at night to cleanse the system. Get a. 10-cent box at any drug store. Don't forget fhe children. They relish this Candy Cathartic and it is often all that is needed to drive a cold from their little syeee8ne.