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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes anS
End Them

When the back aches and throbs,
When homework is torture,
When night brings no rest nor
sleep,
When urinary disorders set in,
Women's lot is a weary one
Doan's Kidney Pills for weak
kidneys.
Have proved their worth in Mex.
leo.
This is one Mexico woman's ties.
timony:
Mrs. Kate Clemens, praetica'
nurse, 702 s. Olive Street, saws,
my kidneys were ~disordered for sew.
eral months and my bladder was in.
famed. My head ached and | had
dizzy spells l had dropsical symp-
toms and if l put my finger into my
flesh, the dent remained for quite
awhile. | tried liniments, but moth
ing gave me any more than Temporal
ry relief, until | began using Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at the Buck
ner Drug Co. 1t was no time before
the swelling in my limbs and other
symptoms of kidney trouble disap-
peared. have every confidence in
Doan's Kidney Pills for they have
been fine"
Price, 60 cents, at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney rem
edy-get Doan's Kidney Pills the
same that Mrs. Clemens had. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Mfgs., Buffalo, N.
Y. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
brick CO. VOLUNTARILY
WORKMEN LAW

After doing everything in his pow-
err to have the last Legislature adopt
a workman's compensation law for
this State, A. P. Green, of the A, p.
Green Brick Co., of this city, has VOL
UNFAIRLY placed such a law in effect
in his two plants here. The law he is
using is fashioned from that of both
Illinois and Ohio and is one of the
fairest said to have made at this
time.
When an employee of the plant is
injured, regardless of whether the ae-
eident was his own fault or due ia
negligence on the part of the com.
pany, he automatically becomes a
beneficiary under the plant ruling
The first week Of his time away from
work he bears his own expenses, but
after that he receives so per cent of
MS wages until he Is we'll. The rul-
ing regarding the first week is to pro-
tect the company from any fraudu-
lent claims.
In the matter of permanent injury
or death a series of graduated paw
ments has been arranged that proves
most satisfactory. The average CON-
pensation under the plants law is
more than the average compensation
the injured man would get in court.
Mr.. Green says this has been proved
IN that since he has had charge of the
plant he has had 10 suits for injury
against his institution and in every
case has received a verdict.
SO fas as can be learned this is the
only plant in the State giving their
workmen such compensation. Tho
men practically as a unit are pleased
with it and while it costs the insti-
tuition quite a little money it is in line
with Mr.. Green's policy to give his
men the best care and protection DOS.
sible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
THE SALINE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS CONDEMN
COURSE OF SENATORS

MARSHALL. Mo-, September 23.-
At a largely attended meeting of in
~fluential Democrats and business
men of Marshall and Saline Coonty,
the following was telegraphed to
President Wilson, condemning the
course pursued by Senators Stone and
Reed and assuring the administra-
ton Of their undivided support:
MARSHALL, Saline County, Mo-,
Sept. %. = To Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States of
America, Washington, d. c.: We,
the undersigned citizens, taxpayers
and Democratic voters of the this city
and county, desire in this way to as
sure you Of our unqualified approval
of your our and conduct of u
war with our enemies and to assure
you that we earnestly condemn the
course pursued by the two Senators,
Stone and Reed, now misrepresent-
ing the sentiments and feeling of the
citizens Of this State in the United
States Senate. AS our young men
swing into the army and naval ranks,
it is deplorable to US that our Sen
ators should obstruct or retard legis-
lation that it may result in the sac
rifice of lives of these dear boys need
lessly. You may rely upon us to the
limit Of our ability to sustain o in
a rigid prosecution of this horrible |
war to early successful end for the
welfare of humanity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
DAVID MCCLURE WHITES

David Mcclure, son Of II. Clav NJ
olure' of this city, who is aboard n,
U. 8. Proteus, writes home fro,,
Some Atlantic Port" that be :,
greatly pleased with his life in tho
navy and sends regards to all hi,
Mexico friends. He is in the aux.
mary watch on the starboaid aide and
Is on duty from 8 to ~ a. m. and 3
to II p. m. anu o
Inc ship has been provisioned for i,
Blk months' trip and as much NOR
provisions as is possible loaded IT,
vessel sails under sealed orders an :
aosn is not known. He has
sa,nea 80 pounds since joining and
say mat shows just how trough" the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

" asgzE u oe Eu2arFtDsG "a. -
1g-s NJ zFs z-T pzngz- -zzdl
ls1ng 70 ne nozz2y Dz we
WI EaYs y have u- o. 4sz na
q ruk r1sd r re Esgr-Mis DIS.
-@- A. q nz1@ q far the roas
cEx@ EsOz6 have fSEzs3 slg1D0g
w1Tz q bon6s . goad while ago, ard
rocE rozcB would have been built IN
-5s district by &zs time. That's tx
way P1lton and Co,1noia got thei,
start on rex roads. In the meantime
Te continue u want permanent good
zosdE, but up to date have not fur
nizhed the whsrswithaI 70 build
them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
CALLAWAY DEMOCRATS SOLID
FOR PRESIDENT WILSON

AN extended telegram to the Kan.
sas City Times, from Fulton No, re-
ferring to the strong feeling existing
IN the Democratic party in that counts
against those who are opposing Pres.
ident Wilson and his war measures,
closes al follows:
There ia, however, a you-- ele-
nent in the Democracy here that is
demanding sharper action, ~cleancut
declarations against the senators and
Clark. What the result will be is
hard 70 tell. Democrats here feel,
however, that the sentiment in this
district is 50 strong that it will soon
crop out, in public action Of same ma
ture.
The Fulton Gazette this week in
discussing this very situation said.
Many Galloway Democrats who
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
NOW IS THE TIME TO
GET A COUNTY AGENT

Il Is nuw up 70 Audrain Count,
whether or nOt We are to get a county
agricultural agent. The Universit,
Of Missouri Extension Department is
new making q better proposition tc
ecaNaes financially than ever before.
An organization Of at least 500 Au.
drain eOansy farmers paying a men,
eersh5p fee Of AZ least 81 q year, must
BE made; and the rest Of the $1,000
can be raised after the organization
IS complete. according to a letter the
Ledger has Just received from the
County Agent leader at Columbia.
The County Council Of Defense would
Be asked to help in the matter, and the
Extension Department is willing to
send a mar to help in the organiEa-
ton. Each county will have to wait
lis turn, and 81 counties have already
asked for an agent.
The letter follows:
Mr.. r. NJ. White, Editor Ledger,
Mexico, Missouri.
COLUMBIA, No. September 10.
1917. 1850 Dear Sir: Your letter of
September IS to Dean F. B. Num-
ford, in regard to securing a county
agricultural agent for the county, has
been received.
During this emergency we are max
ing a better proposition, financially,
to the counties that wish to take W
work than ever before. We are
that an organization Of at least
800 farmers be formed, each farmer
at least 81 per year member
ship fee. In addition to this we are
that a fund be raised that COM
oined with the membership fee will
equal $1,000, but the organization Of
farmers is the essential thing and the
'est Of the money can be raised after
he organization is complete.
We would want the approval of the
Council of Defense in taking
Up this matter and would be able to
END a representative from here to
.tay in the county for a week or long
to help in the organization.
Each county will have to wait its
urn for this help and 81 counties have
low asked for it. However, three
AVE been completed and we are rap
dly completing three others. so we
'ught to be abe to reach you before
he first of the year.
l shall be very glad to hear from
GU again, with any comment on the
roposition as outlined.
Very truly yours,
P. H. ROSS,
County Agent Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

have never scratched a ticke: declare
oPnly tina; they win never vote again
for the Missouri nen in Congress wno
are ooEZOrtlng var legislation and
Il an election % be held nov.
there Is no doubt TIA, they would make
their words good
The names II two Ninth District
-nen have been suggested as candi-
GATES 70 oppose Champ Clark in 1918.
Judge David H Harris, Of Fulton.
and J1ags Robert Rodgers, Of Mexico,
n9E prosecuting attorney Of Audrain
eognty- Either IA could beat Clark
for the nomination, il was predicted
here today. r the vote were 70 be tax
En- a. this tine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Man,

tate Of vi me e.
WILLIAM KEMPER, pe,.,,.
were granted TO the uBderse4set
the LIST day Of Sept, 1917, 5v sneG q
souri,. N MIS-
An persons having claim,
said estate are requested !, asSsE
them TO me for ALLOWANCE ,v5.t e1Alor
months after the date Of sai E'Iqia 81
or they may be precluded f,o1
benefit Of such estate and !; alI
claims be not exhibited With. SUI
year from the date of said 't
they will be forever barred e"et'
% A, ANNA KEMPER
Attested by me this LIST d.r
TENDER, 1917: W. W. P0yrTTSS Ssa
Judge of Probate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS Nor,o.

Notice is hereby given tbs, -,
Of administration upon he Issss
FANNIE BELLE MOopSA 4
Deceased,
Of Audrain County, Nilsson,
been granted the undersigns5 aa
Probate Court Of said count oy&
date Of Sept. !, 1917. 'eaHs
An persons having claim,
said estate are required n ssSi
them to me for allowance M salSi
months after date Of said Ian n
they may be precluded from .I Z
eft Of such estate and II sp. Ily oe.
be not exhibited within one cana
the time Of the publication ., "a. u i''a
tiee. they will be forever bar,. 'I'' TO-
ZS-4t d. T. MOOR
Attested by me this LIST d,v
TENDER, 1917. W. W. P9rggt, SEP
Judge of Probate clS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
GERMANS OFFER REWARD
FOR CAPTURE OF FIRST
AMERICAN SOLDIER

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Sept. 20.
German military authorities on the
Western front have shown concern
about the imminence Of the American
Army's entry into the fighting by Of
fering rewards for the capture Of the
first American soldier. The general
commanding the Eleventh Reserve
Division recently put the price Of 400
marks on the first American soldier
brought dead or alive into his lines.
This information has been disclosed
by the diary of a Prussian sergeant
of the Twenty-third Reserve Infantry
Regiment. He wrote, at the end Of
July: eve r. supposed to have had
Americans opposite as for some time
now, and two divisions Of. Portuguese
on u right. The man who brings in
the first American dead or alive to
headquarters has been promised the
iron cross of the first class, 400 marx,
and fourteen days leave"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
The Weekly Ledger
Entered at the P. o. Msxieo, M
and admitted as 2nd class nxt+Sr.

AMONG the distinguished Mlssg1-
rsHs p~rgninsEly mentioned f9f Tn
tied EEU Senator. q BraksEFdEs
Long o. St. LozlE Third AmEzH.
Secretary q Szts u TaEsErez-
H.. L01g eseg-sS ne Fre1eh Com
ru1Egl9r .. tseir Dzr r. 2a egg1ty.
sc wEE WIKI The C9zm1zla1 VIE. il
gls1sc EsIeo, and BE- a. ALE fearless
-z1 VIZ is thoroughly n a.
ea- VII PrsE0snt NlBga and LIS
measures - wz lie wy EG soe free
&gE q TIT wurE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
NO TROUBLE TO
SELECT THE ROADS

If you want good roads in any d.
rectiOn from Mexico, you can secure
them by putting up some real money
The roads will be selected where peo-
pie show their interest in this mat
ter by putting up the cash. The peo-
pie, who live along the roads will pay
o~ne-fourth; the county, one-fourth;
the state one-fourth; and the Federal
Government one-fourth. 1t is up 70
you. Are You ready to put up your
one-fourth? II you are the other
three fourths is guaranteed. That Sc
lects the road to be improved, with
out any argument.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

declare openly that they VIII never
vote aRzin tor TIE ElEs9zu ne IN
Congress VINO are o5Et~1c-5nE war
legislation and Z an election were =
be heGngw, there's 10 doubt that ihey
wgc liza 1eE~DI Eosd. TIE
EE IA especially sitter toward
1ssors Scgne and Rssi. Jet CT e.
@y side X cpposs p15l5e cgndern-
lg- u tnsz q: this usas for The rsz.
ap1 &z- ngaZ caz 5s gained b.
uzsr 2 pgsesdurs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

James M. Patterson, 2 miles north
east of Hatton, got in SO feeding
steers from the Kansas City market
Wednesday. They were big red fel.
lows and weighed a little more than
LOO pounds. He will put them ON
Zee at once. Fulton Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
Women LAWYERS to Doff Hats

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. - Supreme
Court Justice Golf yesterday decided
that women lawyers should remove
their hats in addressing the Court.
; "Are you a member of the barr
Justice Golf inquired when Mary NJ.
Lilly arse to address him.
Eyes, your honor"
Then you should remove your nat,
like all other lawyers"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
state of Ohio. City of Toled5i.

Frank J. Cheney makes path that he
y senior partner Of the firm of F. J..
Cheney e Co, doing business In the
city Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
annot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATARRL CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me aud subscribed
IN my presence. this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, a. y. 1876. A. W. GLEASON.
tSeaD Notary Public.
Hairs Cotarrh Cure ig taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
MUCOUS Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
i. = CHENEY g. co. Toledo. O.
sod by al Druggists. T5e.
daHt FaH Pills Tor constipation.
Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SA'

Thomas n. Wright. her hu; a,lad
their certain deed of trust, Oa M i
18th day of October, l9I D,,,o nd
corded in the office Of the he'S Ts,
Deeds for Audrain County ,onf,y
Book No. 40 at page 94l,
Lots numbered Five o. > 81 NJ Y
Seven (7) and Eight TO-, pdrd
Numbered Seven ~. oil me a
subdivision, an addition 70 ID
of Mexico. Missouri, as shown shown 4 :
plat of said addition, Of T nSoJ. Vi
office of the Recorder Of peeO'
and for said Audrain County !. AUDI
All situate and being n ~ sE
County, Missouri In rus n.roris
the payment of certain pIi sssrB
note in said deed of trly. nsd
and whereas said note - !. fbe Nj
and unpaid, and default .,ls !" b.
ment Thereon mas N'N
signer thereof, otther rep
NOW, THEREFORE, ntJ d
of the legal owner ana no,@' Inc
note, and in pursuance .u,,t.
vision of said deed OF wv. Of
sell at the East front d ,SGs,opr,
Court House in Mexico,
above described land on ,ra.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER o."
1917 hns
the hours Of . G,'II n thS
forenoon and five o'clock ,, y b
s 5fFRsse S e. iaIa d a'y S's5 s: 4, i5@'9 ',Si'
he purpose Of paylng. 11rpst,
,osts Of executing thl Evr TrI#
!e-4t s. M. LoOhN'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

All that is needed is to correct the
Dllllousness and the headache disap-
pears. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you will soon be as well as ever,
In fact you should take a full dose Of
these tablets as soon as you feel the
tack. ADV. ~"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

REFERRING 70 President Wilson
and his war measures, the Fulton, Cal
iswaY County Gazette, editorially
says: Many Galloway County Dem
ocrats have never scratched a ticket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

l.. r. Crigler, a prominent lawve,
Of st. Louis, formerly of Mexico, !,
arranging to move to New Orleans ia
reside permanently. Mr.. Crigler has
been elected attorney for a wealth
corporation there, and the PROPOSE,
tion IS very attractive or he would not
nave left good old Missouri which he
likes SO much. "'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
~. BY,

The Mems Glass of the Moberly
Christian Church gave a banquet on
Friday evening. Rev. II. p. Atkins was
one Of the speakers. John Barclay,
formerly Of Mexico, is President Of
this class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Mrs. c. f. Adamson, German. N
T., when speaking of family medicine
says, I'VE think Chamberlain CHI
and Diarrhoea Remedy is he boS JO ns
Sne market for collie and diarrhoea, I.
on VIII find hosts of others who are
OF the same opinion. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27


'''' '.. ....... .DefenI,,.
The State Of Missouri To III. =.
named nonresident dsss,S..
except Harry Krussell. CreaFr..
Now on this August PA Ia,
comes the plaintiff by her At.,...,
A. Q. Whitson and files vi,b /.
Clerk Of the Audrain COUNTY C
court, IN vacation, pesss
duly verified by affidavit FAN M.
among other things that tbs 80
ants Alva Montgomery, lam Ne
Romery, Elmer Montgomery NJ.
Montgomery. Edna Montgomsr ~ &
montgomery, Frank f. Blsrs h
m~lnistrator with the will annsTs
John l.. Montgomery, decea,J \
exander Montgomery. Robert Il,
gomery, Charles T.. Montv,,-
William p. Montgomery. FraS,I
Montgomery and Ruby Moptguv
the above named non-residents d5
State Of Missouri and that he a
airy process Of law cannot be a-
upon them in this State.
IL is therefore ordered by
Clerk Of said Court. in vacation. n
said nonresident defendants In
named be notified by publication Ia
plaintiff has commenced suit ann
all the defendants named in The ,br
caption Of this order Of publafe
In an action at law, the immera
object and general nature Of vhtA
TO obtain a judgment in Darata md
order Of sale of the following L.
scribed real estate situated ID lie
County Of Audrain and State q
Missouri, towit: The Southeast dan
ter Of the North West quarter and ai
North East quarter Of the South WsG
and % feet off Of The East
side and running the full length da
North East quarter Of Tie NS
West quarter, all in Section In
(5), Township Fifty-one on 1
Ten (10), West, IN AuAu
County, Missouri.
Plaintiff alleges in her said VI
this day filed. that the rails
ate above described descended as
plaintiff as widow Of John l. y
yomery, deceased, by her rsn-
ion of the will of said John L E
yomerv and her election to taah
Is by the statutes in such cassuf
provided. and to the ds1zrs
Viva Montgomery, John MOnr1gi
Montgomery, Marie NnE1:
Iry, Edna Montgomery and "
as devisees urdH z
viii of the said John L. MoltF9na1
deceased, that plaintiff is erttia
n undivided one-half Of said aA
fee and the defendants last iST'
the other half thereof to"1
one-sixth interest therein.
II is further ordered by the usl
( the Court in vacation, that y;
on-resident defendants above TAns
e in and appear in this Court On y
irst dav Of the November Iss
pit. to be begun and holden u ?
curt House in the CITY 0! asns
ounty Of Audrain, State Of "
,uri, on the 26th day OF Noysnn
III, and on or before the fn' I
: said term to answer or oiaeis
cad to said petition. or in oa..
Iereof said petition will be taEen =
Judged as confessed and indg1
! default will be rendered agah
i'd defendants.
II is further ordered that . y
ireof be published at least o%
EEK for four consecutive wees
G Mexico Weekly Ledger a W.
wspaper. duly printed in The h1Es
nRuace and circulated in say
ain County. State Of Missouri
ly designated by plaintiffs
rnev as most likely to give ns
said defendants the last ihssO
be at least fifteen DAYS before
nmencement of said Ter"
urt. .M
Witness my hand and Op1
Il. Done at office in Mexico
s August 23rd, 1917: ,orr
cali E. F. ELLlgLrA n
Clerk of the Audrain Goas
\ true copy of the record; r
Attest: E. F. ELLiy IN \
C.. Whitson, Attorney for S
28-4t = ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

The message was signed by a large
number of prominent Democrats, in.
GLIDING Mayor Ed Mitchell, F. C..
Barnhill, P. S. Rea, C. NJ. Buck.
ner, James A. Gordon, j. D. Flem-
ing, S. c. Francisco, and E. p.
BarnhilI. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Z. w.. Dickinson, of Eureka, ILL.,,
mas been T:s:ti2S his nephew John f
Fish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Glover Wells, of the Rinpo. 4. +,
St Louis on business. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

A number of Mexico people attended
the fair at Shelbina Thursday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
State of Missouri, County =,
Audrain, IS:
In the Circuit Court, Nov.r,..
Term, 1917. H0e'
Florence B. Montgomery

vs.
Alva Montgomery, John ".
gomery, Elmer M~ontgomo.. AS,t
RE Montgomery, Ejpa Va w.
gomery, Cell Montgomery. F,,. I', !
Blame, Administrator with 4. |
annexed of John l.. Montgomes,s. "
ceased; Alexander Mon,sso q
Robert Montgomery. Cbaris, !
Montgomery, William P, No.
cry Francis NJ. Montgonerv 81.
Montgomery and Harry Krus",sT H.
'''' $50. ....... .DefsnI,,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

Lunch will be served. Sale begins at ten. The Taylor Arnold farm is situated
2 miles north of Williamsburg, II miles southwest Of Montgomery City and Is
miles southeast of Mexico. Mr.. Duff will offer at private sale several spans of
selected draft mares and the stock al be seen on day of sale
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-27

lg of Breeding ewes, brood sows and stock hogs.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-30
Rheumatism So Bad He
Could Not Dress Himself
Tried All Kinds of Remedies But
Found Few Drops Of Iron
in Water Each Day
Brought Relief.
Says Acid Iron Mineral Is
Cheaper, Better Way.

Rheumatism, rheumatism aud then
some more rheumatism SEEMED q be MY
lot in life liz would attack me at uneN
pected tsmev and almost knock the out
for good and ALL says l.. w. Sours, OF
Luray, Va
For two years wasn't able t. do
anything and couldn't even dress myself.
and at night | simply tosse'l and ROLLED
in agony, and due u kidney trouble
reckon, my dreams were fi;fu and bad
and very often ! would wake NJ m the
middle of the nigh and when ! " ,uld try
To turn over | couldn't ! would strug-
gle and the pain would become almost
unbearable and my breathing would be
difficult Anyone who has suffered a. I
did can appreciate my gratitude towards
Acid Iron Mineral. thought il might
help me and used JOc bottle and two
dollar bottle before | could see much
change, but on the third dollar bottle
ielt like = new man and can 10 good
days work and rest we'll at nights
II urge people To take this iron medi-
cine wherever | 20 because IL hel ped me
where n great many other remedies failed
and after trying and continued To get
worse, l gave up being treated and
found relief in Aim. | want To call
special attention of folks To the fact that
when they take AIN 10 not stop with
one bottle but be sure To continue and
you will get relief. for I know what il
will do" declared l. w. Sours, Luray,
Va, r. +. ID No. 4.
rheumatism, when il grips the -y--
tenn, chases around through the VEINS
sometimes in one spot and then i'm an
other liz must tie removed from the
blood. Ii needs the help OF iron TO en-
rich, purify and cleanse the blood AMI
Acid Iron Mineral in its highly crncen-
trated formed, testing over 40 degree
specific gravity. MAKES the ideal remedy
All druggists have it.
sod ia Keystone by Bridgeiord Pharm-
acy and good stores everywhere
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-30

Prof and Mrs. ID. q. Coleman. ~
Yukon. property owners and sncce-foI
teachers II the Excelsior and Yukon
Traded School, made . social trip %
farewell, Va, last Saturday. where
they met with Mr.. and Mr.. Fleming.
Of Cleveland, Ohio, their brother-in-ls~
and sister. They sTent the day most
PLEASANTLY With the Old folks, relatives
and friends 81 the ODD homestead. Prof
and Mrs. Coleman are most happily
donicilrd in their new and cory hone
and no one can enter this home withos {
feeling comfortable and happy. h~csne
Mrs. Co:emsn is inst . bundle Of hum IN
kindness, and the word hospitality doe
nos more than half express Der manner
Of treating her gnsst
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-30
Rev. D. F. Turner
at Northfork.
Mr.. Elitor:

Mr.. Elitor:
Piease let me have . space in your
paper 70 say come good words about the
great preacher Who has preached in the
hall at Northfork. This hall has been
used for . dance hall but for . few
nights last week il ~as turned into .
house OF prayer.
This man MAS Rev. ID. r. Turner. oi
South Csroiins. We hope he has done
shs-. "" xo,d ~ the - 80 80 -.
''The r-d horse and the black hor-e.
an" 'ti Il tskes men a. run his govern
msnt-" On Sunday. the close Of the
meeting. the famous Alsoma choir rem
der Il music The PEOPLE gave Rev.
Turner 80 O. ~ a. the next place.
A J. ENDER~.