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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
EEMAYOR FRANK EVANS
OF BIRMINGHAM, ALA,
LAUDS MASTER TANLAC

Tvs g tsres q tbese spells evsry
sat. IEzs zxakes cut u MY resi-
RS kesy rEpE fe sresth-
Frgas e zns No had been tax
X T1-aue ns4zs NJ 70 Try the ned
w aas aasg / had little boPe q
q sarx ne Hzy root ] gave TAuias >
-L 70 ~ szrpriEs and gTatf-
,aaur q a zsa- tine began % feel
rsEa. Il vast la-g until ny AP-
,sesis rs.urnss srain Hss I could en-
pr NJ reals. / ksvsat had A. at
.set q aczis Indigestion since !
E1--H ztinx Ta.lAe. ] have %
heagt pAlpzt1ss-a Or smother1nz
spells. Ny reooverT is SIMPLY the
talk q Birmingham and many Of my
frsnds have begzz taking Tsnlac-"
T1nlsc has prosea 10 be an excellent
sore 70 rebziA the systsn. Il Is Is
peziAEiy bsz6sizl far gozaeh, LIVER
an9 bsnsy xOable-
TznlAc IS bs5ag iuke3arss and ex-
pbzins5 IN Mexoo at B1rkners Drug
store; N Ceztrzlz, r. L. Hope; Van
dzEs. John C Gentle, and WsllsTiIle
Pzzce Drug Store ADV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
p YEARS

MAR J. z. GiHAgwater died i.
Tgsesm, Ari1oza.
Pfaf- Wszh< derarted for CO.
Am9z 70 attend E2nnser bcbool.
J. ". HzH # Euporiz, Kanzzr.
VzE ia1sa n = train wreck while CT
aE way to tins city.
Mr.. Bel, aged Is, DID at her hgme
in tina city. The body was taken to
Centsshz for burial.
Gilbert Frzzier, formerly Of Mex
eo. was critically III Of consumption
At = health resort in tie North.
The infant child If Prof. Hsnl was
bgried IL this city.
The fslIgwing wers IN Centrslia At
tending the 2. L. Convention: The
R@. J. y. Lask, George Corner,
Mas Hattie Jaehnan, VIII Oliver,
9aE Lgtie Corner, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
". Ro5erts, Mr. and Mr.. J. H.
LaTier, Kate HoIlopser, z. 2. Kun
ke julia Corner and LILY Norris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
W5IaUMMS

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muEEh mn gGy ga Sa EH-
q Ew CIR E ar
EmE-C AIl= ant FIRES Om-
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NTr -hsr vi - AZ ~ -sHH
zuis= a NaWIy usu Sa1-ary
TnHr W. he preaching n
Bsrua az SEaursty ant SzaarT--
4 sru q ahs 5r-reE a. 5-sH have
s me- CT Sns-E mE ma
runsr a aEvus Ans vssE - n-
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rsr a. Sara Ft Sunday Mss r
f. uzfL e sEls1 FE wEs n us
~ a.sa,E ms VEsE n IN E2-sFa
II ~ Res Crnst Tht lA2ss &C SAP
uFsa aErUr-rr Z Hw. EL sZ
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@ uus VIE Z Thanpzn uEe.,
q. Z / Weaver E1s P Z Cav
-Ey FH-eF5 Bs-7 Eat
sEny -gar-s5 - SEn-sF TsE-Eazy
mu-E and rizzsss ChE3ss Farmer
NJ NJ ?. FFrt and
szpr Mz-i.- wis and Hs1e
5se us- Mr.. Fy-s pzre
us NJ Ratsr1 a. G1-s
AZ ua ReT. 4 A HzEEcA
& MsE1co. prsarsa1 Al Lag B-znA
Sunday s~frg-npcz. HIS address vas
zs5 y q r-5er # EZEz ~ pr
z1uE trgn Pz-s z the -tsrsE e the
Rs Cr8ss w1rk- 49, TIE vE-g Aisz
e NlaHzy CamA hsTs sezrzA3 q
movement u ssczrs , pzns fE fhsI
E5- They receiving Ia bszr-
co-sFerz1gn cf the 6ErrA nsn-
tsrEhp an egzzz-ty. - Mr.. Kit
ts DAVIS. Thomas Gent-y. SEs and
three d.55rgl n.sarsd zP frs VIZ
Su5Ey. and visited ~ P. z.
CxEaEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

TEKRGEAN Ala Jan II -
FrruE T. EVHrN n-Hlyvr = 81
mrrhrn Eas furuar e11U 4 ~
ummu ArSGEE1L Frv1Ess@
n Ahhrnu 7a-S r. us = IN Ia
80 uu = ca1ns Hm So TrzlE 2
rfis -oses nru mszunt Es 3 sa4
Il as s1 Enrv1 e r the SsE
T- rt-r - Z yuErs and 3 .
az n-zE 11 uhor "a pa ~.
En- ufzrx f1zf hsa=ss - TEzHr ]
VEGA -sr aEa rw ID = ~ "a
and sssz sec H1. NJ. ErE.s a1
rVzz -EEray a Ay passes sG
un11 Eazs e ~ trsenss sap ~ -
the rsxse and asa ne ua1E I've bssa
secrr Hnus -nakss ID ksak 50 wtl 2ns
/ KFuxa AXE TINE u I'll 1sz rs
T1-aKc
FER vzr ! suffered fr0z Ezstn-
-uE and m5resusz r the ws-s fern
! vas hzszaEy egasupateS and had
Ea1s = NJ sssal5srs and bsASAsass
unEsE1Iy. Flasl ] go 70 having s~-
FL ErtaeH e ArzR indigestion, pal
us,1-s9n q the hsa1 md snothgInZ
spells Fu- = ksg uDs ! Eo16 have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

James 81. Patterson, a mile and a
half northwest Of Hatton, is putting
lard On It's head Of big hogs that he
has contracted 10 John Kemper, a
HaIlsville shipper. at SIC per hundred,
70 20 any time in July. A hundred
head Of theze swine are extra large
and many Btockmen who have seen
them declare that they will weigh
around $50 pounds. The shipment
will be made from Auxvasse. - Aux
vase Review.
The biggest cattle sale ever made
in the Long Branch vicinity was clos
ed b. James B. and Homer Baker last
FRIDAY, when they contracted eighty
head Of big steers TO Milt House
holder for August delivery at sf240.
They will average 400 pounds by
that time. Counting the hogs they
have fed with the cattle, the Bakers
estimate that they will have $4,000
above the purchase price when they
get their check. They bought these
steers last October at SOS per head.
II they weigh 400 pounds in August
they will bring s173. 60 per head.
Only rs bushels Of corn per steer will
have been fed. They were wintered
in ensilage and cotton cake, then graz
ed until June !, when they were put
On fine grass and a limited allowance
Of corn. Paris Appeal.
d. NJ. slonaker, near Moline, re-
ports $40 acres Of corn on five farms
in his neighborhood. He has 1870
acres on his place; J. G. Crawford has
100 acres; Milt Householder IT'S acres;
Otto Carpenter 100 acres, and Mike
Pecy 1875.
Farmers are generally agreed on
the fact that Audrain county is
about TO harvest the biggest crop Of
oats, both in point Of acreage and
yield, in her history. In some neigh
borhoods the crop is ripening for the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
10. 20. 80 and 40.
Years Ago This Week
Frzn Lar Wsats
- EEARS AGO

L new Eu ME-s wz sezg E=
~ Nering.
f1-E Wells zaS EE- formerly e
TINS CT. T=s g--E cyErn q
CEaL 0Ea They wsrs nse
4 aE pzrasz Eswzu a-5 -znT
Esasam sHszx Us-s ay@
1as Egnrs peags zF 4 Fou-a
Epr.
4 NE.&En e.gas struck toe rzzey
GgTsz b. Ezy5aas Mscrs zns Z rs
Esy~a1t ard Deserves Ca-nsr. T
fasg i've = tee hzgry rs-s zas
C&3as Les ss@ Ms M--is weIs-
STfe h@E = tar eisy. uue-s aazrrs
a. he hg-ps q yss- N.Insyre
Sgs1h Mszlas.
The Rsr. n. S EaAaBaa. pastor e
Tie Lrssy Bayzs Cazrth fgr ra.y
gssrL es1 ~ rs here near wgrn
Ef- Mr. ?. z Col q teiH EfT
Il ha dzszG
Jamie S. EEn and FIRED Plessy
wsrs pzyzg o. TIE MeESoo base tsI
E Hsea aefezssd No5eyly here 2 70
! IA The E-sI gsrne Of 3 Berier Of 2
3, brzi. p5xs3. Mexios woa al
&rss zsn1a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
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WI ys g 70 as ,rsza VITA = rs
a2z Esg E Dc gaases
& pare - 1e sffes n shs kez
,raye agg@ ~ the Dlase Vew
ard N- s e sasse % ygz At TIT
aaae4 go gpzs .egTxaasr card
Og SE-aa t1az en-
uas err, as rsesre
sH 1sag 81 eae ggzaS skz4 yga
@rzss ssry asss ygz zEs -
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sas 81 zrzl czms FIR @
rs eE y sw@zsz. II y0z IL
are - zpge ~ Ssaaa1 4 ne e
I'M 5zs Is @s Pratlae- y0z nay.
op ~ uE 8e@ oayE 4 tie ds Il
ns-g u yg1 Il the 3scag- IF TIT
easFe .aaz As aag- a. ylzr ease
H 1s @5s = fas alt gs
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ra2- s ET azss oeez Bessz& fs1.
Fgg szgs 1sen se5e1a
2aF acs MI mt HeaeNzr-
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sepD- tgg aFY rergies viii es~ae
1 he g-aasu&u: ia ready 70 Re-
fs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
AUxvASsE ITEMS

NJ. Ds-E Hho has been oozd8ctfnE
3 bakery snd zssi market here, has
heated Il Perry. - Shzn Brown has
purchased 2 lev Dodge touring car
fr1- the kczl agents. - The Pzvlot-
K serycss a. the Methodist church.
Sunday. I'D BY ne pastor. was e.
sryhEng % b@ expected Mr.. ami
Mr.. Charles Adams each made z7ch
heartfelt talks 10 cur young men,
soms 4 Ehgn VIII Dc ezlled; WINE
Waiter Harrison as usual reached ali
with ere Of hs solos, as did the ser
srzl NASAL numbsz. - Red Cross
workers hron Fulton esnse out here
Friday night and met the citizens in
bzhsh q this cause. Some thirty
residents Responded forming an or
gzniEztign IN or httls town. - 2.
c. Stokes is the guest Of his parents
II Azldsn- No. - Miss Ailene Wood
Egn IS home from St. Louis. - Mrs.
Joe MePh4eters was taken to Fultoa
Tuesday to undergo an operation.
Ward Thompson has joined his wife
for a months stay with her father,
Johnnie Harrison. 49, gohn Greed sold
to John Kempsr, Of Hsllsville, one
hundred and six head Of cattle. which
we're shipped to St. Louis this week.
- Ed Boyd shipped hogs to St. Louis
this week. -- Johnnie Harrison Ship
ed in two a loads Of grazing cattle
this week. - The officers Of the Con-
federats Reunion met here Saturday
to make plans for their reunion this
year. - Mrs. Jim Atkinson, Of Mex
leo, who formerly lived here, was
here for a few hours Friday. Miss
Urna Crighsad. who has been quite
sick, IS improving. - Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Duncan, Of Kansas City. were
honor guests at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Buekner. Bill Pierre, Of
north Of t0En, bought a new Mitchell
car Wednesday. - Quite a number
from here enjoyed the Fourth cele-
bration in Fulton; and as the bitter
must go along with the sweet. wit
messed our boys defeat in the ball
game; the score being two to three in
favor Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
MISSOURI sTEERs AT slzss

Mr.. James Chapman q Asdrsih
C09sty No. vas represented On the
81 LosB markst Tuesday with tw5
lads Il cattle incssding % bead Of
ii70 ID stesrs sold 70 Swift d CO. at
gl2 IS per cwt. M. Chapman has
been feeding cattle for years and Is
9ns q the mast prosperous farmers
II his section Of the country and is rs
azHy On the market two or three times
= rear. He expressed himself as be-
ing well pleased with the sale Of his
cattle. - Live Stock Reporter.
Grover Chapman, a young and
prosperous farmer Of Audrzin Coun-
y, No, was represented on the st.
Lo1is market Tuesday with 20 steers
averaging 1857 Ibs Of his own feed
ing, which sold To Morris & Co at s1S.-
IS per cEt. The condition Of the cat
tie speaks for his ability as a feeder
Of cattle. The quality was also pref
ty good. - Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
Draft Serial
Numbers Today

beasr ~ par Eag 7n a
O. g cfraa- concerning vrE -us
GHsza-e reuzrz 70 aa gng
uzatrn an crew zsat Kan
as asT 1nt y9ur raza ars
Eogz TpEzf aueo
EEsnas arr y -
tns local arsssfE me c. dsaz
g,1 Fav pce'sapa ataaRaee.
eEHas sart a. a-s g-gaa
fer 5s EnyEsg- II resrz arr 1F
Na sere- cag FER
are Yg1s vr h zB E- r
easni Tines Ge-s WI an 900
lsaA guauos n pt aags So 'r
p'y aas toe bea,s ma sezs
vr zse 4sys ah wgsC
Es
HDsz ue oss n asp raaEs z
bssn sggss1 g. 81 ssr a. ms lszs
board o-gaoer1s the nsa 4 s
u@ ezsDpse1 Or dgaarY@ p ta
y9 Gains fer ezeug9r fgs 1g
f~egtgrsl 0s inoEnvsl N1yG ma be-
uaae within FIVE asl4 sear @ g9.
@g sao maz 70 lnae1 70 @ agar
baas9 Sag for TIE o
Ha Aggezh from sas e
I1ai 5eas1z raz y nlsas n 10
= bard Elhf1 Ds Gags.
TIE fbw 3 r~egi1etgad pga ansss
take are NJ forth is zea 9s g
the ees. Fna @e
advised 70 fl1e ga tie gaea1es q
me ef1es u hh egzy qg heaI
board ard taea ssesr Z aE
% eaa ezempt5qa 70. eve
" Ddutra, reagort, 70 ufat &gr4
DpaFe b. zsgzt Apply.
As seaa a. q1aag are - vrss 70
eaca 1tae sn5 eaeh i1a. ssec 5zys
va eli npga peTbsnz sssss cs,ag
are n - ggrbdset5c1 i.rruzeu
70 present xssnseiyel r.
uoa to- circular zzga Yez mas
Hepor fer poyEaeal ezzmea O.
TIE asy aanaee is yqar czE
II yDg sne 1gg5e bpziy 6
qualified enc hard VII give son z ear-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
Anniher Election

The directors Of the consolidate
school district at McCredie are III"
believers that success follows III
wake Of persistency and have 'l',
called a fifth election of a bond iss''
to be held in McCredie on natu
July IS. It will be for $1tZV'' s4l4
that was defeated in three pre-
elections by a small majority ~
amount Of the first one being w..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
HOLLISSvILLE ITEMS

W. H. Mallory sold some fat cattle
to Wheeler Cant at $40. 50 per hun
dred weight. j. {. Niece and Miss
Belle MCGEE, of Mexico, are visiting
+. L. MCGEE. - Midway ladies will
a an ice cream supper next Satur-
day night at Midway Church. Ev.
erybody Is invited. DR.. d. r.
Moore and sister. Miss Myrtle Moore.
Of Mexico, recently visited J. L. Car
penter. - Mrs. Tena Love entertain
ed at dinner Monday. J. c. Niece and
Miss Belle Niece, Of Mexico: Mrs.
Media Kirkland. of Kansas City. AMI
DR.. Kirkland and wife, of Rowena,
and F. l.. Niece family. We
are sorry indeed that skinner store
was destroyed by fire. We hope Mr.
Tanner will rebuild, as we need the
store. Cecil Mallory. Of st. Louis.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Mallory, last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
70 YEARS G

Miss Blanche Hart, Of 81. Louis,
Eas arranging 10 open q kindergarten
n This city.
The tearing doSn Of the wooden
sgnings around the square was BE-
ing Discussed.
W. B. MoEby and Miss Susie I'd
mDnrtoD wsre married at the bride's
home, north If Mexico.
Prof. Spencer, formerly Of Mexico,
secsptsd a position with the STATE
Normal faculty. at ? salary Of 81, 800.
Two Der were killed and one fatal
u injured when struck by a Wabash
freight near Thompson. They were
s1ppDSed 10 be tramps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

NATIONAL STOCK TAEuS H.
suT a. lE- TnisTE rs-sJnE-
C L.5Ia Eur ELaa shssE
aBan.
2TT-E- A uEzwE n--sEss q
rs.4HEzz =a west fifE been a nr he1-
@ q uuns1zE ruaEaaL Wt1s rEL
1=F zEuaas ts HEzezF TENED krhs
Fxs aiers rms bssE rsss E--urlr rnasr-
U-s1s g @hs zE-E@ eh1A 51y. ar
sales hErs iasu ready @s-sd Al "a
s-gsF- The cE EEH Ra1-
E mas aruslgges ~ 1u-1na- EE
AnuuEt IH-ssz rsa15-z -rEy a.
- zs 9zsu-s 1.3s1k Fs- a. 1as
present znsIrEagzF az zsE- We hare
sssz IL lpE EgeG z M -E-fsas
Eo5S - Tins -z-EE 17s-e5 a very
ZsEs-u-T ruula- early sales
e EsgS E s-g = 1zE--E ka=.
~ En. taE Ess g = AZ lE-
A. anE IKE E15us heavy h3r
17gs5 a. HES Af -5s ciass fs
nErfsz III ns-T EzgET- HagEZzE > o
cine Il - To So an hest h1xE c1z-
pa- w1 ysE1z@F. and - - T5c
Ez= q uu All EErf TEEtt E.
wr ~ 111gE1Z Oazaazs prevail
C6o6us aagE lsa EE - sl5-I .
E5.=5. -zIss hags LEO EE. - t14--
= - El5-1F: f28 l. $50 Ea. sf4 70
g4Z, hgz.2r pgs sl5 70 si5.T5;
Ia sszshs-- pu SO u E2.gs beE4
rgzga bagT uGE = E145a. wiA
aszi r1zEs a. SO 70 81
SHEEP - VITA 3 -96e-zts Evy7ly
q aaeeT the zsrkss zzs attire and Is
20 Zr hg+es Cd Anha. wlth fat
asep u al En4s selling Etea5y.
C.o3e arha sls.8 70 sl5.75; ne
z- a-ss SIS 70 1850: czl lambs
argzrS 81. Fat Hssp s. u $50;
e5ayperE 3 70 $50; Gamers - to
81 50. z-S tgss3nx eweB siz 20 SIS.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

The Chicago Herald Of Chicago, Ill,
has formed a Chicago Herald Farm
Recruiting Service under tn e
direction Of Mr.. Ward D. Williams,
Industrial Commissioner for the pur-
Pse Of supplying farmers with suf-
fcient help. This is indeed q good
Opportunity for al farmers to obtain
help during their busy season. If
booking for harvest hands you can
write Ward D. Williams, Industrial
Conmisgioner Of the Chicago Herald,
Farm Recruiting Service who will
be ever ready 70 supply sufficient
help.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

n hsfn91SDfE ne can baat the
B@fI BpEzas them b4fgre he al
ysaos lzzFtsf-sansG ozk Fifty
b, eagaetI 81, y; 751b, capacity,
We hsge theEn from g7.N
" Bs1.N
&szleD Hs1. 4 Furniture 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
20 YEARS AGO

4 daughter was born % Mr. and
Mr.. shst Rely, Of this city.
James Robinson, II Nezico, the IA
rr@gs barebaek r5der, wa in Austria
liz.
Pon5p P7nks1 s8dss1e5 Joe Ture-
nan a. DIRK IL TIE Phillips eothing
st0se.
james Waltz 9ygptsy hume, two
miisy HeEA n HszSos, bgrnsS " the
grgsn1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

OEoef Faas, whine eollar byne was
bfpsst Dtes h. uss thsown against
1e shs n Cabe>9o T. Atm esboose
10 ~ V2bGaa& yss2g HonJsy, II rap
Nj anVfDyag, u was reported that
h. ma a~errssiy injured internally,
Nh es mar ne tire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
HELP WANTED

hoahg Han - learn 1rug
Aga have high Mimi e5ss. n
yog 9gat men b8aare1a. ~ ass sfrsA
. work ont Apply a gpo1 o.e1y
N re gesgnz Hsn TIA. warts ~ Do
D~nedaag fer hit1aeH dwls
OTIS PUEDY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Notice is hereby given that -
tiers Of administration upon the eS'A'
of
NANCY A. MeKEAN, Deceased
have been granted the underslgnsU
by the Probate Court OF aid e ~
Of Audrain, bearing date oil
9th day Of July, 1917.
All persons having claims slihi,
said estate are required to ch i,
them 10 us for allowance w'tln
months after date of said b Wv
or they may be excluded from .,ct
benefit Of such estate and ors
claims be not exhibited WITHIN
year from the time Of the Pupu ~.
ton Of this notice, they will DC y"
barred. lean
JESSIE McKEAN'
2o-4t Administrative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

&awoss esagosas ko9nE The name
q 1aga~oe f. U,ss4s foF the best
q. nFs n TasT will b. higher
a1st Bgy wee1, za1 ayod ths
e3ystEA 1T wit
&elas EHt & Furniture 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

william Greer. who has been visiting
homefolks in this city for the pa,t
two weeks, has gone to a farm near
MartinSburg to assist some Of his
relatives in their harvest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

j. H. Rowland, Of Shreveport, La.
spent several days visiting his parents
w. P. Rowland and wife, on his re-
turn home from the Shriners' conven.
ton at Minneapolis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

%''. W 0. Green and son returned
y rnelr home in Hot Springs. Monday,
.I'er being the guests of the Rev. and
Mrs 0. o. Green. anu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

y, !, BiSkewslI Of Muscatine, Ia,
han ~pgfehas@4 10 The neighborhood Of
~ earn II cattle here this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Chas' Tanner has opened his ,,or.
at at Skinner in the Ladies' Hall and
WIN eontiae business there until his
new store is completed. 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Miss Lena Berry, Of Williamsburg,
Galloway county, is visiting Mexico
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

4 daaey linz n FUREfTrgg ~
RIGHT PEICEg 4zt us
Mezseg BwS d Fauee g.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

w. 4a1 Au J. y. Creb1 and
T@ returned 70 81. LDgla Tsss-
III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton Of
Eugene. Oregon, are rejoicing over
the advent Of a son. Mrs. Hamilton
was Miss Virginia Yancey, a former
Mexico girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

marry Rose has returned to Law.
~, ,'' Kansas his headquarters, al.
''' a Pleasant trip to South D.to,a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
PERSONAL MEuox

~ C4r cTrsE-
Turner NsSEA q s.. In
60 70 rHat cry after a a,-
his Farsnts Of tbs sity. sssr
Ms J. p o4ahape. q
New Mezoo. Is TIE "a
Gsdns. q dis city
Ksn1sth Sanford ia
nsr school in Colunbs an
oozr=e IN adTerrislar
Miss NaSds Wallace ~,
tending summer sebooi in
hane far The weekens
Mr., and Mrs.. c. z. Can.
retsrned from a rlsassn.
relatives N 81. Louis.
Mrs 1sek zOIHpru. Of s,
Is the gSsst Of bsF ra-rutE ",
Mrs 7. W. Nvouas. II
fsrson Street.
H.. c. Start Of the s5rsrie,,
Fartneut Of the Kanzas Ca
vas a business viztor br,,
day.
Miss Katherine Grahaz d
from Chicago On a visit.
Mrs. II. z. Truez, Il St. rm-
IS visiting Jadge ard Mrs. a,., =
ter.
Dr. C. n. Cowhera hsr -sr
TO East St. LOuis. after a Esg-
Eith relatives in this city.
X P. Whitley. Of St. Lon,
the weekend in Mexioo the rD.r .
Judge J. A. Guthrie ard fans,
Captain Marques Wallace
turned to Wsynesboro. Va.
vii remain the rest Of The -.
Robert Berry. Of CsroHtg- r.-
Sunday with his parents. D.. -
Mrs r. W. Berrsy. Of this ,tv
A.. r. Whitney. parole otf,,, a.
the Missouri Prison Board III ,,,
his headquarters N J~effersg-
Maurice Barb, # Colunr. -,-
Sunday the guest Of his ngthsr. NJ
Joseph B4rth.
Mr.. Charlie Lewis and Ms, Ana,
Lewis have returned from a plssz,,.
visit IN Excelsior Springs.
Zion Whitney IL visiting snsB3s
St. Louis.
The sork Of cling the BoulsrsJ
Is expected TO start shortly.
Mrs J. A. Guthrie Is visiting I,
Kansas City.
Mrs. z. r. Locks IS in Prrz
Ark, whore she IL TIE russ Of kr
son.
Mrs. George M-i8alskanp VA IL
guest Of Mrs. W. G. Ball Of ths
city. Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Ogden and rhiHryn d
Des Moinss, Iowa, are visiting ". P
Rowland and wife and z. ". Rsu.
land and family. Of Mexico.
W. ". Pearson sends the Ledger a.
Interesting copy Of the Roman. Nos.
tzns. Pioneer.
G. G. Car5weii is IN Excelsior
Springs for his health.
Joe Jesse, Of Artsaia. \. n, Is
visiting in this city.
r. r. Sanford has gone to Boston
On business.
Miss Mary stailings is home from
summer school.
The fire h-ck plan, at Fulton
being enlarged.
Fred Bradshaw, Of CentrahA ssu.
Friday in this city.
Mrs. X. P. Whitley. Of St. LOUIS
is visiting in Mexico.
Dr.. G. p. Toasson j, in Columbia
on professional business.
Miss Myrtle Fait i visiting in FuL
ton.
Issy Taylor is home from a visit i,
ST. Louis.
The Philathea Class Of the Bapts,
Church has pledged s3s to the Red
Cross fund.
Mrs. J. N. Crebs and children will
be domieiled at the Hotel Hoxssy IN
til August /.
Miss Frances Cuptou Of Nontgonsry
CITY was the vupzt of MEXICO rsa.
Wednesday.
George Pearson is in charge Of the
Mexico Auto and Battery Service Co
for several weeks.
DR.. Whitley Bep5r;x. Of New Lon.
ion. is the guest Of Mr.. and Ms.
Z. o. McPheeters.
Misses Mae and Isabel Hswkfns, Of
Adrain. Michigan. are visiting Mss
Helen Smith. a. Ibis r;tv
Columbia Times Discnntinued
The Columbia Times. the only morn
ng paper in Boone county. suspenisd
publication Tuesday.
IL vi " WfaR left fQT hAIeae
-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

dD5 Guthrie left this week for an
ezten1e1 Writ ia Minnesota.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
Local Film CompIe,ed

Is pictures were finished yester-
ene scenario which featured
Miss Wilhelmina Taylor and viii h.
''O"h al the orpheum in two wal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

x r. k@ze 81 Mshgf5elA. Oalo. is
70 &a ey - bgsneaz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Orpheus Rutter is shaking hands
with old Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Mrs Julia Staples, Of wood,o,
= Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Kehl's mother. mrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

William Gooldy has returned from i,
short trip to Fulton. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12

Miss Frances McCue is home from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-07-12
Stock Notes
LOCAL MkEEE

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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that La
ers Of administration upon the eS'AN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12

I'VE heard a sort of whistling and
then the windows began falling into
the ROOM" said Snyder Then the
whole house seemed to rock. The
floor seemed to lift up. The root fell
off our heads. The furniture tum-
bTed together. 1 thought it was all
off with us. And then suddenly I
found myself on top of a great heap =
of wood-al that was left of our,
home"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12
DISMANTLE AMATEUR RADIO
STATIONS IN EVENT OF WAR

STATIONS IN EVEN or WAR
Washington, March II. Every
amateur wireless station in United
States will be dismantled by order Of
the president if war comes, accord
ing to authoritative announcements
here today. This would be one Of
the first moves to protect military
and naval plans.
Officials admitted reports of hidden
German wireless stations are causing
them much more anxiety than the
serious matter Of bomb plots. Federal
search for these stations has been re-
doubled, not only in the United
States, but in Mexico and Central
America.