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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
THANKS life
SAVER" AFTER
BEING RESCUED
Il Couldn't Have Lived
Without Tanlac,'' Mrs. w.
H. Taylor, Hannibal,
D e

HANNIBAL. No, Feb. Il. - Il
eouldnt have lived without TAnIac-
had lost weight until I didn't look
ike myself and il Was impossible FOR
me to do ny Homework; bit in the
short time I've taken this medicine
I've gained ten pounds and can DO ny
Homework, washing and all. some
thing | haven't done in six mon;hs,
Mrs. W. H. Taylor, wife Of a steel
worker Of i5i2A Market street, said
on January g. TIE Taylors have
hundreds o. Hannibal friends and
are well known in Sedalia, No, where
they formerly resided
my condition was so serious that
! was confined TO the house all The
tine" Mrs. Taylor continued "Ev-
erything | ate caused my stomach 20
swell and pain ne severely, and !
didn't eat much, either, because my
appetite vas 50 poor. Ny liver was
in bad condition and my kidneys
caused me lots Of trouble. It was We
~ hard for ne TO sleep at night
Il read a lot about Tanlae in the
newspapers and decided to try the
preparation. / have a great ape
tite now. eat anything ] care for and
haven't had a pain in my stomach
since taking this medicine, Ny liver
and kidneys are in fine shape and
never bother ne any more. | go
anywhere I care TO and stand on my
feet without trouble. Tanlae IS a
great medicine and feel It my duty
to recommend this preparation to
others after what it has done for
me-
Tanlac is now being especially in
troduced and explained in Mexico at
B1ckner's Drug Store. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
LIBERTY NEWS

NAAA - tAdhEtH
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bradford have
moved back to Missouri from Ne.
braska. Mrs. Bradford, formerl,
Miss Grace L~ockridge, has been here
for nearly a week, visiting relatives
and friends. They will move TO then
place northwest Of Mexico. We arc
glad to have them back, but wish they
could have located in our neighbor.
mood again. Mr.. and Mrs. .Jobin
smith and family spent Sunday with
Mr. Smiths mother, Mrs. Mamie
Smith, of Mexico. - Mrs. Glen Major.
OF Santa Fe, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Harrison. Mrs
steve johnson has been very iI.-Mrs
T. !. Harrison has been sick. Carl
Lockridge and family visited John
Lockridge Sunday. Mr.. and Mrg
Rob Lockridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
byars' Clarence Byars and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole Edwards visited Neal
watts Sunday. - Ed Shaal is inprov-
ing slowly after several weeks, III
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNED

The adjourned session Of the No
vember term Of the Audrain County
Circuit Court was adjourned Monday
afternoon until next Friday, when
Judge E. s. CAN'T win hold court
here.
The ease Of Thomas N. Evans, re.
ceiver for the estate Of Restora Ne
Pike, who asked for $500 per veal az
compensation for his services as re-
e%eiver, was decided in his favor BY
the court Monday afternoon. He was
granted $500 for his services.
The cases Of W. W. johnson VS.. the
Chicago & Alton r. r. Co. and Of Jo-
sephine Laning ct al vs.. J. P. Dou-
chant et al, were continued.
Judge David H. Harris, who held
court Monday afternoon, has returned
70 Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Dr.. W. s. Harrood Dead

MONROE CITY. No, Feb. 10. -
DR.. W. S, Harwood, II years old, died
here yesterday. He was born in St.
Louis county and for more than fifty
years was q leading physician Of Mis-.
souri, locating first at Bunceton, later
coming 10 Rensselaer,. -Four years
ago he came to Monroe City. He was
for many years an elder in the Pres
byterIan Church. His wife, one son
and three daughters survive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
NEW HOPE ITEMS

Mrs. c. D. Wilson and Mrs. c. W
Wilson and little son, Stephen. were
tic guests of Alfred Wilson and wife
Monday - Harvey Stewart and wife
visited Will Freeman and wife Sun
day. We are sorry to learn of the
sudden Illness of Duglas ~Standifer.
here's hoping that he may soon recov-
er' Harry Miller, Of Browns Sta
ton, was the guest Of relatives from
Saturday over Monday. Cloyed and
Rufus Stone, Of Browns Station. were
the winsome guests of friends on the
walk from Saturday over Monday
Z. d. Wilson and wife visited Mr.
Wilson's parents, C. W. Wilson and
wife, Sunday. Mrs. Bernard Sol.
lers has recovered so as to return
nome Friday. - Harvey Stewart sold
nine shoats to Walker squires at II
cents per b., weight 10s lbs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15


fVsar Oh Black mare, Fred Van Horne
t1i; eleven year old bay mare James
Riuer, Se6.
m sale Of stock and farming i'm
clements held at the Mundy farm, IN
nIs. north Of Mexico on the PARIS
rosd. recently sold By J. C. Mundy "a
Maddy, Of Iowa, was a success
The COW sold from SOS to SIC;
~eslves. sos to SOS; yearlings, 81 TO
50 and one bull brought 500.
shcats sold at sl225 per head and
brood sOws at S35 per head.
One pair Of mules sold TO william
PRYOR for $3.50, and another to J. ID.
Greer for 500. and q pair Of yearling
nulss sold to J. T. johnson for sl4o'
A CIV colt went to J. D. Greer for
$50; a bay mare sold to B. F. Moon
for $3.50; a bay horse was bought by
'c P. Pendleton for si46 and Andrew
cauthorn bought a black driving horse
for sS7. -.
TIE total amount Of TIE sale. which
comprised stock and farming impie-
lments. was s3-222
J T. johnson. c. J. Alexander and
Joe Gregory were the a~uetioneers and
Tom Bruce acted as clerk. The ladies
Of the Rising Sun Church served din
ner.
lSIlss For Lambs Sets New Record.
ST. JOSEPH. No. Feb. IS. = Best
Western lambs sold on the St joseph
market yesterday at si4.65 a hundred
pounds. said to be a record for the
American markets. The supply was
liberal and demand good At the high
price.
The market was 25 to So cents above
the high figure Of last week.
L. D. Frentress, Of Audrain county
No, is watching the expansion in feed
ing in the West. "The development
- res hog snd cattle feeding terri
tory is proving interesting" Mr..
.Frentrss said. Enough hogs and fat
cattle are coming from new territory
to have some effect on the market
Kansas City Drovers' Telegram.
F. A Morris has purchased an Ad-
vance Rumley tractor for his farm
from J.. E. Durkee. Mr.. Morris has
the local agency for the tractor.
NJ. A. Brown Hog Sales
NJ. A. Brown & Son, who own and
operate a 410-acre farm in Sham
rock township, sold a car of hogs to
o. E. Underwood, of Wellsville, for
s11.95 a hundred-weight Thursday.
The firm has put on the market S4,-
1852 worth of hogs since August
28, besides the ones that were killed
for home use. They have on hand
los head that viii average so pounds
and which they have contracted to an
Audrain stockman for s12 a hundred
weight to be weighed April 10. All
these hogs were raised from their
Is head Of graded Duroc sows, and
were put on the market when about
ten months old. The sows are still
on their farm and will farrow during
the month Of April. - Fulton Gazette.
Melon Growers Plant Cotton
CHARLESTON. Mo-, Feb. ~. -
Mississippi and Scott county farmers
are preparing to plant more than
1000 acres in cotton this year which
last year were planted in watermel-
n The same land has successfully
grown cotton before and was utilized
for that purpose until the watermelon
crop began to produce such enormous
profits with a minimum expense.
However, the ravages Of disease
among the melon vines Of the two
counties the past two years has puz-
zled watermelon experts and caused
the loss Of thousands Of dollars to
farmers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
AryASSE ITEMS

Tftv-three had q sick buus a
the Jack HArrisgn farm, three miles
east Of tDun. M6n3ay. Mr. Harrison
states bis loss At $4,000 with $500
~insurancs. In this fire be LOST 3
head Of Shorhom registered cattle
rs head Of horses and males. p head
'of hogs, 90 acres Of shesf oats, 70
acres Of wheat, large stock barn, and
II silos. Mr.. Harrison was grooming
these cattle for a sale the 2Sth Of thls
month. He had Just put the stock
in the barn for the night when ne
barn caught fire - Another fire,
Monday also. was that Of Tor Law
renee, Who had . 20-acre meadow and
4 large rick Of hay to burn. Just last
week Mr. Lawrence lost 4 fine horse
and a $50 sow. - The biggest sale
that has been held around here for =
long tine was the r r Buekner &
Son sale AZ their farm, north Of town.
Friday. The Presbyterian ladies
served dinner. taking in $50 and after
all bills were paid they realized Sl
- Miss Mabel Pratt. Of MeCredie,
who attended the Haruson-TomPkins
wedding Wednesday. is still a visitor
Al the home. which was Guaranteed
Fri. when Sam Harrison developed a
case Of small pox Mr.. Harrison, while
right sick. is reported doing as vel
as anyone could who has the disease
49, School opened here Tuesday, Feb
18th, after being closed two weeks due
10 the small poX scare The teachers
and pupils all were vaeeinated. with
each pupil presenting a certificate TO
that effect before entering. - Thers
will be a small stock sale at the Eng
lish farm Wednesday. - Miss Grace
Kirby is suffering from a bad case
Of eysipelas. 1870 After a visit 10 her
parents. Mrs. VIII White and two
children have returned to their home
in Georgia 49, Edgar French has ac-
4 position in 0kmulgee, Okla,
his family expecting to Join him the
last Of the week, but due o their son,
Guy, developing small pox Wednes-
day. they can't go for sometime yet
49, Jack Mosley will be glad for his
friends to call to see him at Corne-
lius' Store, where he has accepted Mr..
French's place as clerk for Mr.. Cor
- F. Z. Stokes had a small
sale Of stock Saturday at his place at
west edge Of town - 0bie Wright
B. Jamison sold Ford ears Satur-
Jay to Buck HALEY, Herbert King,
and Leslie Hume. - z. W. Hook is
suffering from grippe. - The small
pox quarantine was lifted Tuesday at
Morris Restaurant, where three have
recovered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
n liens

Those who have had measles are
convalescing. - Miss Ards Sqslres
Is confined to her room with & cold.
Mr. Shelter was no. nearly 50
well Saturday - A. J. Cauthon Tur-
chased a 2 year Old pet pc belonging
% Frances C1gier THURSDAY for
which be pad $3.50. - J. C. Miller
went 10 l. B. Hickman al Monroe
City or Thursday 10 stay awhile -
Walter Henderson. wife and baby and
Dick Carter and wife, OF Mexico, were
Sunday guests Of Ira Nayes and wife.
- A. l. CHgier purchased rwo cows
recently from Pony Mcdonald - All
stock brought good prices 81 the Ber-
r. and RUdzsil sales - Rev. Tur-
mage has accepted a cal 70 preach
At Mt. Zion Church in Moline this
year. 49, Mrs. Charles Showers Is SUI
ferlng from something Ike appendi-
citis. - The four months Old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Davis died Sun
day morning. He was just recover
ing from pneumonia, the nurse hav-
ing left the day before. Death was
due 70 weakness Of re heart We
extend coBdoIence.-P. P Cawthorn
and wife had as guests Sunday. Her
bert Cawthorn and wife. Of Lfttleby.
and A. J. Cawthom and family. -
C. ". Ellis put up a supply Of nice
ice Wednesday. - George Phillips,
Of Paris, has purchased the farm
where Henry Phillips lives. The
relatives and q few close friends wit
messed a pretty home wedding on
Tuesday evening, February sth, when
Miss Myra Miller was married 20 Mr..
Emmett Ashcraft, Of STROLLER. The
bride wa gowned in white chiffon
over white messaline, and wore q
veil The wreath and corsage bou-
quet were lilies Of the valley. Miss
HATTIE Robinson, Of Centralia. the
maid Of honor. wore a dress Of white
lace. Nova Miller. brother Of the
bride, acted as best man The Rev.
Mr.. McCutcheon performed the GER
emony. The color scheme Of pink and
and family the past week Miss
Strange, Of st. Louis, is the guest Of
Miss Teresa Bertelg--Mrs. Frank Fa-
bian, Of Muskogee. Okla, is here for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ J. ScannelL- Misses Jennie and
Elizabeth Sandbothe and Mae Jarboe
we're in Mexico shopping Friday
Z. r. Schaefer and his brother, Nick
Sehaefer, Of Murphsboro, IL, went TO
Slater Friday 10 visit their sister.
Mrs. H. L. Wulf-Mrs. Chas. Moser.
Of ST. Louis, was here for a few DAYS
visit this week-R. G. Lehman, Of
Welsville, was -transacting business
here Monday. Ed Machin, Of Mex
leo, was in town on business, Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Joseph z DEAD

Joseph Early. 70 years Of age, died
at the home Of his daughter. Ms.
FL Walker, on North Western avenue,
Saturday morning, after an illness Of
several months.
Mr.. Early, whose wife died several
years ago, came 70 Mexico from Kan
sas City, and has made his home in
and around Mexico for q number Of
years.
He is survived by two children, Mrs.
I'd Walker and Walter Early, both Of
this city.
The Ledger joins in extending sin
eere sympathy 70 the family and
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Leo Sullivan Writes From Texas

Leo Sullivan, Of Scotland, Texas.
writes he has his oats in and garde!
made. twenty-five automobiles with
the Scotland delegation Of Knights Of
Columbus, Of which Mr.. Sullivan is q
member, attended an initiation and
banquet at Wichita, Texas. While
there he met Eugene Leopold, former
.iy Of Mexico, who is prospering as
proprietor Of a large clothing estab-
lishment in Wichita. Mr.. Leopold
inquired about a hundred or more Of
his old time friends in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
A l.Year.oh Cow Near Mill Record

COLUMBIA, Mo, Feb. 10. A
pure bred 4 year old Holstein COW.
Carlotta Campus Girl, belonging to
the University herd, has captured sec
ond place in daily milk yield for Mis-.
souri, cows. Her record is 1913 pounds
Of milk. This is surpassed only by
Cariotta's grand dam, who gave
llo2 pounds Of milk in one day, the
Missouri record. Carlotta holds the
yearly milk record for 2 year ODDS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

H. Clay Mcclure is home from Bow
ling Green, No, where he buried his
uncle, John McElroy, Friday morning.
Mr.. McElroy died at Hot Springs.
Ark, where Clay went to visit him
a few days ago.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the be-
reayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
DEATHS

Mz william h Richie 4 Of tn
hest hu0zn and uost highly respect
ed women q MeEeo. died al III
home Of her daughter, Mrs ". u
Pearson. IN KnkEO0d. Missouri, at
Midnight Thursday night
Mz Richie had been visiting il
Krkwood for the past month She
had been IN III hsai1 1or some tine
and was thought to be improving for
I the past two weeks. Her death cane
as 3 shock 70 her relatives and friends
IA this city.
She had been > resident Of this city
for the past thirtea years, having
moved here from Sturgeon in 1903.
She had many friends in this city who
viii Re sa6dened By the news Of her
death
Besides her husband. William H.
Richie. she is survived By one son,
P r Hall. Of MeAIistsr, Oklahoma,
ard three daughters. Mrs. ". ".
Pearson. Of Kirkwood. and Mrs Sam
sharp and Miss Alta Richie, both Of
this city Miss Alta was with her at
the tine Of her death.
The funeral services Of Mrs vii
liam II. Richie. who died in Kirk
wood. at the home Of her daughter,
last Thursday. was held from the
home, 721 Woodlawn 1t 2.30 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon By the Rev. Hen
y Pezree Atkins. Of the Christian
Church.
TIE pail bearers were L. n. Hor-
ton, ". G. wilkins, L. ". Dozier,
". A. Sharp, T. 4. ThreIkeli and
2. D. WorrelL
Iuternent was made in Elmwood
Cemetery.
The Ledger joins in extending sin
cere sympathy to the beresved family
and friends,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

The Rev. A. c. Johnson, of Full.
ton, and Rev. and Mrs. II. Neigh.
bors passed through Mexico Tuesday
evening On their way to Moberly.
lille here they were the guests of the
Rev. Hornback and c. J .Stratton and
attended the Andrews-C Curry meet
ings at the Methodist Church.
.'BMr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Dies at Soldiers, Home

D. c. Knoder, formerly Of this city,
died this week in the Soldiers Home
at Leayenworth, Kansas. He lived
for a number Of years in Nevada, No.
and is a brother-in-law Of NJ. c. Ow-
en-, of Mexico. The news Of his death
will be learned with regret by many
old friends here. The Ledger ex-
tends sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Films Fail 70 Arrive

An accident in shipping delayed
the films which were to have beer
shown at the Orpheum Wednesday
There was no matinee, but Manager
Thompson has secured a fine feature
picture for Wednesday nights show
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Roy ana James McPheeters have
purchased the house on East Love
street owned and occupied by Mrs.
W. H. French. They plan to move
into the house about the first Of
April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
FUNERAL OF RUFUS COLDWFIJ

The funeral Of Rufus Coldwell, 80
years old, who died at his home near
Union Chapel last Tuesday, was held
at Union Chapel at 100 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon By the Rev. A.
A. Wallace. Interment was made in
the cemetery there. The pail bearers
we're ]. Werneat, n. Shehan, T. Dud-
ley B. Mcclure, L. Watts and W.
Freeman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
AFarrners' Ch5
Mexico Is Supp.
A Meeting Place OH
Stores or Street Com
the Shopper from thsc.

One Saturday afternor y
mercury was below zero. :
of the town clock had a ~
there were groups Of IN
their coats buttoned up t.
trying to engage in a m !,
The farmers from Mora
wanted to exchange pors
ing with Galloway az .
friends, but this was DON
ficulty when an icy bresa
north blew their hats g IL
had to dance the Fox IA z,
warm. Then in summer
is hotter than the public
We thought perhaps Ma
might consider a Farmer I'D
would not only be a itf
farmers and their families Me
would also be a means q Is
trade. All praise is de- BE
RS for the Rest Room, adal
the women and childres sda
rooms fitted up, II there son.
a regular club house, a ulisl
men with dressing room ID 4
a room and dressing bin
women and children, 81
with some heating arra y
coffee, etc7 OF coup g. ]
chants will welcome III d i
their stores, but the splm
quate, and the farmer d s
daughters desire to arms The
and adjust their appaz IL ?
automobile ride; and, neg
men saying, II will mee.R'e
rell's corner" and the
viii find me at Nal
o'clock, or else waiting
the east side of the ~
will have their meeting.
mers' Club where an easy
mean much to them aftergF.
ping list had been scrat Wis
Towns of this size. 60
Farmers Club have taxa m,
surrounding towns
the eonveniences Of the ii
No doubt the Federatei
cooperate with the B19
Association in this mats
fishing a Farmers Club
Mrs. N. H \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Cosnty Court Nots


he FarN9 @
County Court adjourned WEDNESDAY
evening.
Tie court took Up the pstitioa Of
II n~urel5 = NJ far q
Rl-- -
- - o-.s - "a
-. ~ 80 n-;er-
= -. :. -.ta5 an that
- 49, -, -. cost 81 he
z..+ls,s-t Nth the
- m.-sr ending Fsb-
1o1- - ony4re5 re-
~
n. -,, At he fees aeeruipz 10
he Co. n 2 2 Elliott. Circuit
CT vs-. Examined and approved
and ORDERED fled
us rst-r If Amounting Com
nszio7sr for the Mexico Special
Poi ps--~, was carried over to the
term.
he matter Of the appointment Of
three ormissigDeu for the Vandalia
SBe-isl Rns5 District Was laid over
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
speaker Clark would Raise D,ke

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10. 49,
A bill introduced in the House yester-
day by Speaker Clark asks for an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for raising the
level Of the Government dyke at
GAINESVILLE, No, at least eight feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

R. c. Paul will be home from st.
Louis in a few days, and his many
friends will be glad to know that he
is recovering his old time good
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Miss Vida Watts, chief operator
Of the local Bell Telephone exchange,
IS attending a two days meeting Of
chef operators in Moberly, February
10 and IA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

LADDONIA, Mo-, Feb. 10. W
II. Barney, who was reared southeast
Of this place, died at Sonorita, Ariz.
Sunday morning and his body wa,
buried at the place yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
CUCOO POULTRY FEEDS,

Patronize home industries and Au-
drain County farmers by buying a
feed made at home from home grown
grains. - WIN. POLLOCK MILL G.
ELEV. co. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Feb. 20 C. 7. johns
west of Mexico. j. g. ~"
Gregory, Auctioneers' 4.
Feb. % Joe Considlne
Mo. j. T. johnson, j.
Joe Gregory, Auctionee''
Feb. 20 VIM. SayIoh ]
Of Mexico. Joe Gregory /
Feb. 28 Wheeler 1''
north Thompson. Joe ui"
March 6 Judge Aia
Sons Annual Mule SAFE
son and others, Auctions
March 2 l. E. II. Car's
Mrs. Frank Coatsworm
big type Poland China
C~oatsworth home, NJ"
Hartman, Auet,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Clayton Berry, Of near Mexico, a
student in Mcmillan High School, who
has been i'll at the Hospital here, re-
turned to his home on Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

H. r. Richardson, Of S.
co, a brother Of Mrs F. J
of this city, passed thrai
Wednesday evening on his.
from the East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Mrs. Ann Womac, 80 years old, died
at her home near Concord Monday
She was n Of the early settlers and
well known in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

a marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to William F, Doeblin. Of
Santa Fe, and Miss Sophie Chess
mann, Of Hinsdsle, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

CUCKOO CHICK AND 8
Cheapest and best riIs
the market. For sale
GERS. VIM. POLLOCE
ELEV. CO..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

DR.. j.. NJ. Merriam, Of the State Uni
vcrsity, visited our schools today en-
route home from Chicago, where he
delivered an address.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

A marriage license was g
day to Mitchell Moore, Of
county, and Mrs. Minna ~
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

A dandy little alcohol
win cook soups, boil meat
curling irons. On sale this
d2twlt l.. ROY [
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Mrs. Earl Gibson. Of Trenton, No.
is visiting relatives and friends in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Mrs. Turner Williams visiter her
mother, Mrs. E. S. Cave, in Columbia
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Fred Hathaway and Men.
nebeck were in st. LOUIS o
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET.

St Louis Casn-
No. 3 Red Wheat, lsl
No. 9 Com, @A.
No. . Oats. 57h-
NatiouaI Stock Yards -
Hogs. 1900, strong TO 5 lower, top
less.
Cattle, $500, strong.
Sheep, S.000. strong.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Spring cloth now on display at
Glasgow Tailors, Suits, SIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Theodore Williams retdr
nesday from a business N
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

Mrs. ]. T. johnson is home from a
visit to Columbia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

R. c. Paul, who was operated on in
st. Louis recently, is improving as
well as could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

mfS Geo Lee, Treas Social Service
Association for poor of city. 5000
Savings Bank, vital statistici 9.75
same same .....".....n. 2075
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

l. a. G. Whitson went to Odessa on
business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

500 New Spring Patters
on display at Glasgow Tailors. Suits
SIS. Pants, SIS. Syst wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

STRAYED Large q,
lie,white, with brown \
swers to name Of "Zo,.
notify J. H. Henton. D.
F-l3. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

The following bills were allowed
at the February term Of the Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

WANTED. to hear frs.
good farm for sale STAT,
and description. D. P NJ
apolis, MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

FOR RENT 2l0 -
miles northeast Of Me-.
~provements. Rent ~
crop rent. F. J 7
South 18th Street, St 4
49-3t {
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

FOR SALE - DOL
istered Hereford bulIs *
GOO TO $50 pounds. p
Prices right. r. p !,
No. 49-3t