Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-15

span horse mules $3.50; span brown
mares, $3.50; Park johnson, span
wear old black mares $3.50; Franz
vedder, span, horse and mare, $50.
Phil Shire, one mare mule, $3.50; j.
A. Price, one 6-year-Old horse mule
$40; Joe Considine, one coming toul
year old bay mare, $40; j. c. Eng
Rsh, one coming 4 year old mare
s165; j. A. Price, one horse mule
s1s5; T. H. Mildred, span black
mares, 4 years old, $3.50; S. H. Bise
span mares, 1855; E. ]. Hall, ! mare
S12O; Sid Powell, span brown mares
s210; ]. w. Barnett, span mares.
1910, span mares 1855 and a span OF
horse mules at 5000; W. W. Pollock,
span black mares $685.; Joe COnsidine
span mares $685.; j. C. English.
horse and mare $3.50 ;Saylor Bros
span mares $3.50; 7. ]. Holtkamp'
span horse mules, 500; B. W. Rob-
inson, span mares $3.50; ]. w. sneed,
horse and mare, $3.50; Alb Romans
span mares; S205; Joe Considine, span
mares $3.50; G. W. Green, one horse
mule, 5000; R. G. Jolley, span mares
1926.
Coils. j. T. johnson, j. G. Ford,
Joe Gregory, Bob Brown, 0. b.
johnson, Ed Atchison and c. J. Al
exander were the Auctioneers and j.
R. Jesse clerked the sale.
Homer Azdell paid Joe Mongler
S24O for a good 4 year old mule last
week.
T. H. Reece has traded his livery
barn in this city to Staples Bros,
for a fine 100 acre farm southeast Of
this city. The new proprietors took
charge this week.
W. A. Hesterberg sold Joe Mongler
so acres adjoining the latter's farm
last week for $3.50.
John Henderson has a load of cat
tie on feed which he expects to market
in July. He is also feeding 100 head
of hogs. Mr.. Henderson reports the
wheat in his section not looking very
good and badly in need of rain. He
says the rainfall in his neighborhood
Sunday night was much heavier than
in this city.
Joe Monger has two loads of cat
tie and two of hogs on feed. The
cattle are getting corn, molasses and
silage and will be marketed in June.
He has As head of cattle roughing it
S. P. Emmons & Sons annual bull
calf sale, held at their home on South
Western avenue Saturday afternoon,
was a great success Sixteen fine
Scotch Shorthorn bulls were sold for
a total of $3.50. Many buyers
from out of town attended the sale.
Most of the offerings were of their
own breeding. The bulls sold were
to the following:
Augusta, A. II. Parrish, 5000.
Glen Dale, j. 7. Kennett, $3.50.
Royal Surmise, Nevins Bros, $165.
Floras Lad, c. J. Alexander, SIPS.
Butterfly Dale, J. II. Clapper, $125
Fair Knight, j. B. Armstrong,
$3.50.
Double Lavender, Earl Carter, SIS.
Violet's Sultan, T. II. Whitesides,
SS7. so.
Waverly, T. C. Bolts, $S7. so.
Longbranch Brae, R. E. Hill, $3.50.
Sultan's Lovely End, L. ]. Pare
dies, $40.
DaEe's Choice End, Davis Bros,
s92. so.
Roam Lad, j. B. Bates, 1922. so.
Scotch Ladd, Charles Schaffer,
$97. so.
Velvet's Lad, Mac Boyle, SIS.
Lovely Knight, C. A. Mildred,
$50.
j. T. johnson, j. G. Ford and C.
J. Alexander cried the sale and ".
W. Pollock was clerk.
: WHEN fine stock, such as S p.
Emmons & Son offers yearly, are put
up for sale, they should be bought by
farmers in Audrain County. We
should keep our best stock right here
at home.
Harry Erdle lost a large rick of hay
Monday night when it wa struck BY
lightning and burned.