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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
RUSH Hill TO ENTERTAIN
Audrain Little City viii Be Hosts Of
Sunday School Convention

Rush Hill is preparing to give the
Audrain County INSTRUMENTATION
Sunday School Convention, which
meets in that city May % and 80, ons
of the most delightful two days ses-
sions it has ever enjoyed.
The Littleby Methodist Rush Hill
Methodist and Rush Hill Community
Sunday Schools met at the Rush Hill
Methodist Church May 6 and made
plans for the county contention.
Mrs. Clyde Shoup acted as chairman
of the meeting. The following COM
mittees were elected:
Management - Ruth McManamy
Mrs. Clayton Shook, Anna L. Miller.
/ Entertainment Mrs. Frank
Sicily, Faye Mechlin, Bert Davis.
Registration - Lizzie Baehr, Norma
Kircher, Maude Cornett.
Reception - Laura Maxwell, Elsie
White, Altman Heiniche.
Building - Mrs. j. C. Maxwell.
Mrs. Floyd Peery.
Publicity 0ssie Mechlin, Mrs.
Clayton Shook, Mrs. VIM. Doolin.
Music Laura Maxwell, Elsie
Witchifr Mrs. Hoffman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
VENICE ITEMS

Farmers are sure glad to get in their
field once more. Quite a bit of
corn is being planted this week.
Mr.. Wolf, from Oklahoma, is here
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Hampton and
Mrs. Coil. - Lake Simpson and fam
lily visited Sunday with Mrs. NJ. E.
Cox. - Mr.. and Mrs. Al Coil are
the proud parents of a fine baby girl.
born the 18th Of this month, chris
tended Anna Elizabeth. Quite a
few attended preaching at Hickory
Grove Church Sunday.-A good num-
Der of farmers are shearing sheep in
this vicinity this week. Mrs. Jim
Callison and daughter, of Bachelor.
visited Mrs. Robert Brown this week,
- Miss Margaret Dermody put in ap-
plication for our school, South Lib
erty, this week. - Mrs. Frank Eris-
man was shopping in Mexico last
Thursday. - Everett Mcdonald, Of
Mexico, visited with Port Waters and
family Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
RoWENA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jett Settle, Mr.. John
Settle and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mar
shall spent Sunday with Mr.. John
Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Groves spent Sunday with Phil Rob-
erts. - Brother Abram filled his reg
ular appointment at Antioch Sunday
morning and night. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Walker spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Armontrout.
- Miss Jennie Dean, Of near Mexico,
returned home Sunday. 49, Mr.. Gland
Tribble and wife are in here from
Joplin, Mo.-Dr. Furgerson and wife
of Cant, visited DR.. Hart Sunday af-
ternoon. 49, Miss Anna Stalcup is Wis
iting her brother, Harry Stalcup.-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Tawney spent
Tuesday with Arthur wager. - Mrs.
John Vance spent Sunday afternoon
with her son, Mr.. Virgil Vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
NEW HOPE ITEMS

casey Gallop sold l3 or Il head Of
hogs to Centralia parties. They
weighed about 200 pounds, and
brought s15.25 per hundred. Ar
mold Stuart Is disking off twenty acres
Of ground that has to be replanted.-
L people would let the ground get
warm before planting, orr would
come. u T. X. Dollins and Mrs. W.
T. Chick went to Centralia with 75
dozen of eggs. They got zoe a doz.
= James Wisdom took his father 4
COW on Saturday, to C~entralia, with
young calf by side.
j. E. Fish, Division Freight anC
Passenger Agent for the Alton with
headquarters in this city, has tenderet
his service to the Government fol
work in transportation department
should he be required.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
MISS CORDELIA RAM is
CHOSEN IN ST. LOUIS
UNIT TO GO TO FRANCE

Miss CardeIia RAM, social service
.ltrse here, has been chosen in the
personnel Of the St. Louis Base Hos
ital Unit No. q, which is modified
I'd awaiting orders to 80 to France.
Recruiting for the unit with its IS
Officers, 14l enlisted men and Go
uses, has closed.
a RAM is among the nurses who
VIII go and DR.. Nathaniel Allison,
we'll known here, and a nephew Of Miss
Linnie Allison, is a captain in that
unit. DR.. Fred T. Murphy, of st.
Louis, has a commission Of Major and
is in command and Miss Julia C.
S.imson, of Barnes Hospital, is Chief
Nurse. The members of the unit do
not know when they will sail for
lance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
ATuASsEUENs

Rev. 0zPpsI and wife usa0re1 70
Fzye1e SstrsTy rgtzrn.g WITH A@r
Ea VITO hzs besn IN College ths1s--
Ms. Johz Ward Tylsr entertained
the TUESDAY Czb this week. Thsre
we're several visitors Mrs. Dr.. Glsa-
son. Of Colzmha- beng the only CIT
flown guest. - Msuin Shelly Is
royinE 70 New Bloomfield. - Dr..
Robs-z and wife VII oocuW TIE e
J. Bu.o1 property, which M Ma-
VI Shelly IS vzestng. - We are
ga % welcome Joha 7. B7cuE
rack % hs farm after recovering
from an operation for sPpendiciEs--
Quiss q u1mber q youag cC9plss En-
1yed . dane At the Hotel after The
5ebate O. Friday night. - Ms A.
X. Adams spent Wednesday in Mex
r. Nth Mu. c. c. Bledsos. Mrs.
Ten LzVrenoe's parents spent \ few
days with her this week. - Mr. and
Mrs. Goodin spent Sunday with their
daughter. Ms. Shelley. Miss
I Crlyn Rood drove over from Mexico
Tuesday in a rev model Saxon { foi
{ srnonstrs6ons here BY Sam Boles,
sub-aEent for Tate McCue Of Mexico
- The graduating class Of six VII
have their exercises Friday afternoon.
Rev. Smith, o. Moberiy, VIII deliE-
er the address. - Frank Van Horn
left fer Fort Riley Saturday. - Rev.
Ramsey and wife. Of Jonesburg, vii
be joined By their daughter. Miss
Stella Ramsey. and Mrs. Sarah Par
ker. They EiIl leave SON for ives,
Virginia for an extended trip. -
VIII Fry bought a Ford car TO use
on his rural route. - George W. Ad-
ans and wife spent Sunday here with
their son. DR.. Adams, and family
7. Lawrence bought an Emerson Of
Henderson and Rood, agents here, this
week. - DR.. Blanks came out from
Mexico Monday and operated on Mrs
Bob Burt. - Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
are at the home Of their son, Pete
Shaw, neal Hatton, whose wife j:
quite sick. - VIM Cornelius genera
merchandise store was broken int
this week, and 800 worth Of dres:
goods was taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
SKINNER ITEMS

And the rainy week die c0me. The
following week al decided the early
planted corn had 10 be planted over
All the corn planted far and near
suffered the same Consequence. -
Porter Bruce still has some SEED corn
for sale. - c. 2. Squirting got in hs
ueu Ford touring car last week, a. a.
10 R55e Mad5oI. Both were gliding
the roads Ger Sunday and both span
Jed in the midday SUI with radiant
beauty. A number q car farmers
are awaiting the arrival q their a.
ready neEly ordered esrs. They are
certainly fine, boys, but not quite al
Is sunshine with = car 49, Among or
farmers who topped the market with
snorn Western lambs Up % the Gg
they were there are. DJyt Miller, ez-
E4.zJ per cz1; George Lewis and
Soz. ear a; 81 e.; C. z SPzrHa
car At sI4.5J, and Judge z. 7
Sp1rhng ear q. N4-5. Al these
were the highest pyioe ever pad for
z11rn lambs upga tie National nzrzgt
Up u Es day they wers there. THIS
speaks unani-ggE praise for the sbl-
ity 81 or A5drsn county farmers as
feeder Et1r lambs seem 5ste-raiE-
Cd % rlzra 2l5. Pertzr bfore this
rsa-hss the prIutsh0p. - Hogs are
or the 5oon again. In fact, al kiuis
O. r.gcZ are booming sZcegt the mule,
w3o slwzys holds sn euviabie place
when % comes rrzriy being a mint
J. g.. Crawford marketed the last o.
four loads Of cattle Of about l,000-lb.
kind, firrt Of last week, bringing 81
or better. 90 the National. These ca
tie were conditioned only upon silage
and cotton cake. They made Mr.
Crawford a hatful Of eagles, we arc
glad 70 state. lde Squires AMI
Tommy Waller marketed q load d
l050-lb. weight and sold at near thr
81 mark. These cattle made the boy
good money. which they SO readily de.
served. Col. Milton Households
sold 70 VIM. Mason SO head Of 1850
pound bullocks recently at SlZ pc.
cwt at home. Glad 70 state these ca
? Tie made the Colonel plenty Of poke
change for the next year 10 come. 90
&. ". Berry marketed the wool fror
200 head Of sheep, most ewes, las
week at SOC per pound. II brough
only the small amount Of s700
Clarence tells Us he has 2I2 head 0
lambs from rs ewes. - Our Farm
ers' 'Club At GateWoOd is q growini
success. They the zgaking from thei
lethargy, and are making things NOR
interesting thar the mogt sznguin4
ezpsetza91. THIS E.tIe handful 0
farmers have sr1ersd within the pas
fen weeks. zaSzt e60d pounds o
far, several sQza n a1s-1 ard seed
q Fzrozz kz1cG pz-y q twi1e 70
-as sszsoE 4 Eo-uazL ard would hzv,
oOzZh- sTsrsl -oza q sugar II
1z1 beer zgzzs - II. L. Berr.
5gzgz+ Il(G ponds 0f sugar Of POI
lDek'g Nil and Eevstor CO. q fev
weeks back for $3.50 per cart To dat
he viii only make about 200 bucks. -
Harry Householder loaded a car wit
hay the first Of last week. Harry I
always and everlastingly at it. -
We are certainly glad to state all 0
U "measley" people are convalesinl
nicely. The Tanners, the MilIers
the spurlings and the Bruces. W
r glad to state that James Chapman
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
AUDRAIA Co. BOY WRITES
FROM us. AVIATION SCHOOL

The fouJBirg letter frun Ion De-
lapare, of Lz56ouia- a. Adrian bog
stadyznz IN the United States Ava
ton Sehool a. Peaszcoh, ia, VII be
Of interest 70 bgth those Eh1 EoE hin
AID cthsu Il his hons co-nUuity:
Dear H0usfoLkE:
PENSACOLA, F0uia Nay To- -
II arrived a. the Etstian o. X Il Is Is
about 2 u1es from PenzzSoa. The
street car rgn 70 here from TIE city.
The station Is On the hanks q he bay.
II can ook CT Of ny win6oE down II
70 the bay.
This is TIE Pfetlest country down
here I r e saw. Il Is VAIN here.
Foweu II bloom. They are even
hIEnz Or laying BY the potatoes.
Tie sand is everywhere. Some places
il Is pure white, and looks ike snow.
/ had a delightful tlp-Pullnsu
ticket and meals OF tie train. WAS
OF the train from 400 p. T.. We'd
nesdzy 70 40 this Afternoon. Nj
q great many nice people, and saw
lots q funny sights. l wish you
co1ld see the farmers, all plOwing
with a small plow and one nule.
l was very mush surprised At the
kid Of treatment I had here. The
fellows are al good fellows, nee fel-
loxs, well eiuca.ed and the like.
4 big bunch are leaving tonight; sonf
70 Akron. Oho; some with sealed
orders, 10 one knows where. Il is al
business here. I have had unuSasl
luck in getting here. They sure ed,
uczte US. Think nothing Of us learn
ing signaling and the Morse code
and telegrsphing in a week. Il is
sure a business place; ! an in tbs
pilot room. We have = VctrUla and
good music. About two hundred Of
Us sleep IN q big open room On cots.
Write ne L. s. Asronautic Station,
Pensacola. Florida.
TOM DELAPORTE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
NJ. B. BROWN, KANSAS CITY
ATTORNEY, TO DELIVER Mem.
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

NIB. Brown, one of the leading at.
torneys of Kansas City, will deliver
the commencement address to the
"~aduating class Of Mcmillan High
School in the High School Auditori-
UNI Friday Evening, May %. Next
Sunday the Rev. Henry Pearce At
kins will deliver the bacealaureate
sermon for ths class 1t the Christian
Church.
There are SIS graduates at Mcmillan
this year, five less than the gradual.
ing class of last year which was the
largest class in the history of the
School.
The valedictcrian end salutitorian
Of the 1917 class have not yet been
chosen,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Ia recovering nicely from blood poi
s1riBg. be had brought On hin ~
running a rusty nail IN his foot. -
Il gives us pleasure to say that A.
H Day is recovering nicely from a
broken forearm. and ether bruises h
received receltly i > miI-up with .
mule team over q Thompson. - A.
Il. Meyer informs - that the Tate
mill VIII SCI On his place about
the first Of June. Meyer VIII have .
hundred thousand feet or more sawed.
See him T you desire q bill. - Tae
gardens Of orr county look pretty
good considering TIE attention they
are getting. Tae weeds, though, vii
be Ey1rshing fine within two weeks
+ the hoe, the plow and the FAKE are
neglected - Joseph z. Pickett and
wife mgtored over from Columbia on
Saturday and hack Sunday, spending
the While with Mrs. Picketts sisters,
TIE Nesdzmes Wm. H. De Jarnett
and Il. 7. Squirting and families. -
We understand that Billy Welch IS
E0E 3 happy papa since the arrival
Of tie newly born girl babe, they call
Anna. - The Rev. Fred White filled
his regular appointment Sunday
morning and night at Bethel. A
lsrRe crowd was out al each meeting
49, DR.. and Mrs. Hale ". De Jarnet,
and Two interesting children motored
out 10 ". II. De Jarnett's Sunday. -,
This Unprecedented war is something
awful 70 behold. Its continuance
mesns untold heartaches and agonies
for departed fathers. husbands, broth.
ers, s0ns, sw~eethearts, friends, that
viii take several generations to blot
out. There is no assurance Of theii
return. To ray nothing Of the grea'
burden Of taxation heaped upon tht
present and future generations, sever
billion dollars that first put down.
See the expert accountant Of st. Loui.
figures, and application Of the enor
nifty Of said amount. One Of then
was in one dollar bills. They would
If placed end to end, reach 81 time
around the earth at the equator. w.
are stili in hopes that it viii not las
long, that j great electrician an.
inventor, Thomas A. Edison, and 9th
er electricians, may completely per
feet those electrical appliances tina
VIII wipe the little submarines gu
q existence. Reports say they ar
sinking about $50 ships a month. -
John Hamilton sold a young jack re
Gently 70 a California man for 1925
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Mrs. ]. A. Glandon Injured

Mrs. J. A. Glandon suffered a
broken shoulder blade in a fall received
early Tuesday morning at the home Of
W. W. Pollock. She started to 20
into another room where the light
was not turned on and instead walked
into an open stairway. She was re-
ported to be resting easy Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
ST. Louis Live Stock Market
Speeial Report

SpGC44l hSRoaN
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, H.
Nav Is, 1917. - Today's receipts:
Cattle. $500. Hogs, 1850. Sheep
Il.5O0.
CATTLE The general market IS
row on the highest level that has
syer been recorded in the history Of
the trade. Present steer values are
fully l5e higher than the high close OF
last week, while butcher stuff Is a
shade higher. Naturally with mar
lket values for cattle and hogs hold
inr such uniformly high level for
months. feeders are wondering what
the future will bring forth, and we
feel called upon to venture our pre-
Idietions, which are as follows: We
20 on record by saying that prime cat
lie will sell up TO SIS in July, and
grass cattle viii bring 81 to So per
ewt more than at the same seasons
last year, while an SIS hog market is
lin sight and will be here before the
new corn crop can be gathered.
HOGS - Receipts fairly liberal to-
Idav. and the market slow and about
I1Oc lower on best weight hogs, with
pigs fully 25c lower; top $3.50.
Choice hogs 200 lbs. SIG. 20 to s16.-
40; $50 to go lbs, s15.s IS to SIG. so
mixed hogs 100 lbs. up s15.65 to
sI5. 90; 100 to 140 pound pigs
SIP rs to s14.25; lighter pigs $3.50
to S12; best rough hogs $15.25 to
s15. 30, with habitat roughs at SIC
Ito s12. so.
SHEEP - This trade up again to-
day % 70 40 on lambs, while sheep
sold on a strong basis. Market very
active and in good shape. Best WOO.
lambs S1s 25 to s19; good choice
clipped lambs SIS. 60 to SIG. 25; good
to choice clipped ewes s12. so to 3d.
25; choice clipped bucks S11.25 tc
SIP; medium clipped sheep $3.50 tc
s11; choppers $3.50 to 50, and can
ners $3.50 to 81.
GOATS Choice fat kids $40. sc
to S11. so, and fat aged goats SS.5t
to $40.
r,~ vvryy, mnxr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Charles Guthrie, son of Judge and
Mrs. j. A. Guthrie, of this city, has
enlisted in the U. S. Navy as a must
clan. He is home from Purdue
University on a visit to his parents
and will leave within a few days for
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton in Illinois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

WASHINGTON, May Ia. PLANT
corn as the most effective way of
meeting the threatened wheat short
age" urged the Department Of Az
riculture Saturday, in an appeal 10
the farmers Of the United States.
Scarcity of other grains, said the
statement, will compel a more gen
eral recognition of the value II
corn as human food. Wider use
oil corn meal in the diet is strongly
recommended as the best available
substitute for wheat flour.
Inc department called attention TO
the fact that the normal production Of
corn in this country is three or four
tunes greater than wheat, but that
only about 5 or 10 per cent, or 200
OOO,OOO bushels a year, has been
used for human food
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Would Go With ROCseVsa

Phillip Hanley, Of St. loa
home visiting his parents ~
Mr.. Hanley has applied fa =
with the forces Theodore R@
has planned to take to the EfF
font.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

That actually keep ice = u
you can put onions and nii !
same refrigerator and the ID
not taste Of the onions. J
Hardware G. Furniture Co. al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Rev. A. c. Johnsan, Of Fulton,
VIII hold the third quarterly confer
cnce for Mexico Circuit next Saturday
and Sunday, Nay 18th and 20th. The
Business session will be held at the
Parsonage Saturday afternoon at
230. The Presiding Elder will
preach at Littleby or Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
Fire at Macon Reported

Reports reached Mexico late We'd
nesday afternoon of a big fire at Ma
con, No. The report stated that the
buildings occupied by the Macon Motor
Car Company, formerly occupied by
the Blees Carriage works, two store
buildings and several residences were
destroyed. The cause of the fire
was not learned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Nav 1e.
IT, Dean Mumford, chairman Of the
missouri Council of Defense, an
hounced yesterday that the farmers
nave increased the acreage of spring
crops including corn, from Is to 20
pei cent in response TO the demand
lor greater food production. A COM
ml''ee OF the council met here to plan
.no organization of county and
Io"hship councils. Mumford saws
."e iarmers are responding readily
70 the appeal for larger production and
predicts the largest acreage of corn
III 'he history Of the State. Seed
corn Is being loaned to farmers in
some sections where suitable seed IL
is grown. p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
They VIII Be DisaDDOir.

When the flies find that tEi
holes in the screen. But # It's
screen, they are doomed to ias
ment. Mexico Hardware kFz
Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Mitchell White, junior edim I
Ledger, was in Centralia Tutal
ening and addressed a mass =
on the Boy Scout movement
tralia will organize a troop ds
at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17


a feature of the hog market at
KANSAS City on May 3 was the sale of
Two car loads from the imperial val
C IVY o. the extreme southern part Of
II H%"'i,Trnia' which were owned by J..
M ".H'm' " native Of Boone county,
w. VINO has been ranchlng in So
r"ra' Mexico and the Imperial valley
".y years. There were 1856 head
IL. 'nese hogs, which averaged 1856
m ,IS; and sold at s15.15. They trav-
upCut LOO miles, and had been
uot lae only once. Mr.. McKim did
''o' lose a hog in making the long
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
a pound. St. Louis Live Stock Re-
porter.

Judge Baker Barnes, OF Audrain
county, Mo-, was in st. Louis Tues
dav with a drove of 20 steers that av-
eraged 1860 lbs. and sold at s12.35.
81 bought these cattle in the western
part of the county last fall" remark
ed the Judge, sand fed them since
December II. | gave the beeves a
ration of silage, corn and 30 pounds
eottonseed meal daily. 1t was a fine
season for feeding and the cattle
gained nicely.
"Most Of the corr tnat I fed / rails
ed myself and the remainder ] bought
at soc a bushel. On this basis the
cattle made me money, but it is GER
tainly an expensive proposition feed
ing corn to cattle these days. The 60
head of steers that / had in the lots
consumed 1892 worth Of corn and
cottonseed meal every day. You can
readily see that is piling up expense
fast. Corn is now worth SLIGO a
bushel with us and that makes it
even worse than it has been from the
feeders standpoint. As a matter Of
fact, l would have held my cattle on
feed a while longer, but simply could
not see my way clear to do SO without
losing. Cattle prices at the markets
these days, but when you figure what
the stockmen is paying for his grain
that he uses in finishing the beeves
it is apparent that fat cattle prices
are still hardly what they should be-
Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Ban johnson says there viii
professional base ball next yea
war continues.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
$4,000

SATURDAY and
ChicagO's largest jewelry house
will have the above amount of
Diamonds, Jewelry and Watches
for your selections of Graduation
Presents, at BEARINGS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Wash Goods, all the newest I
for Suits, Skirts and WalgI
eolored linen suitings Ra
Emmons Dry Goods Co, 81 d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

John Beal, editor Of The VI
went to Columbia Wednesal
will attend the japanese I
there Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Varied assortment Of =
Waists; $3.50 value, special! /
this week at % cents. k'l'
Emmons Dry Goods Comp'n''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

j. 7. johnson sold 300
clipped lambs in st. LOU, n, l.
Taylor Dowell this Wal
Cant aad Roberts 60 bs,5 !,
averaging 24s pounds. at ss
hundred. The total amount
for the 60 hogs was s2,2M,p1
William Cant sold the Hg.|
clipped lambs in St. IoB, NJ
for $500. There were Iall
W, D. Lee, who is a regvlp
at Fulton stock sales, wa, a..
usual Monday, but instead ~
his usual car load Of horses III
was able to buy only four bs,l /
Lee was in Auyyasse Tvsss,l
bought a draft mare from
Lawrence, paying around sIglI
equine.
H. T. Squirting, who resS. |
west of this city sold his erpDI1
in st. Louis this week tg n
There were 155 in the bunch
G. W. Ramey, Of Laddua
his right fore finger bitten s-]
ly off by a stallion late EsS|
A Mexico doctor was called u
Grated on the injured msnbs |
2235-Lb. Steer is Kid |
A Holstein steer weighing
pounds was slaughtered at D.
Packing Co. in Alton, H., IA
day. It was to olarge to get
regular cattle chute.
The steer was shipped from
and cost the Luer Co. $500.
Otto Sehopp Is home from n
ham, H., where he purchase
head Of pure bred IIolstein. |
makes six Of these animah
dairy now. The price he psa I
the neighborhood Of 5000 cad.
Sehopp says the Vandalla raa
ST. Louis TO Effingham Is EnsI
dairy farms and almost ever I
town has r milk condensoy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17
New Gingham Dresses

Bingham dresses, sizes 2 to II
years, good assortment at prices TO
please. Ricketts, & Emmons Dry
Goods Company. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

The suit Of Kelly W Quisenberry
VS.. Josie A. Quisenberry for divorce
has been filed with the Circuit Clerk
for trial at the June term Of the Al
drain County Circuit Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-17

Gtt III the
on the fly, by putting up ana Z !,
ing your screens. We have 'n, !.
wire at last years prices -
Hardware G. Furniture Co.