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New-York tribune., 1918-09-21
Rosenwasser Brothers Are
Required to Furnish
$4,000 Bail Each
Books Are Seized
By Federal Agents
Employees Charged With
Rubbing Out Government
Rejection Marks

Morris and Leo Rosenwasser, prcsi-
dent and general manager of Rosen-
wasser Brothers, Inc, of Long Island
City, who are charged by The Depart
mcnt of Justice with conspiring to de-
fraud the government in filling war
contracts for $S,oOO,OO0, reported yes
terday to Assistant United States At
torney Harwood and were held in
$4,000 bail each by United States Com
missioner Felix Rcifschncider, in the
Brooklyn Federal Building.
The Roscnwasser factory was raidcd
by agents of the Department of Justice
on Thursday night and ten government
inspectors and employees of the concern
taken in custody Yesterday all the
books and files of the company were
seized and brought to the offices of the
Department of Justice, in the Park
Row Building, where they will be ex-
amined to-day. 1t was intimated last
night that other arrests will follow
as soon as Charles B. Brewer, Assistant
Attorney General, who has charge Of
the prosecution of the cases, has time
to go over the evidence.
The Federal authorities are anxious
to ascertain what financial interests
have money invested in the concern
which is charged with supplying the
government with defective materia.
Investigation along these lines is being
pushed and public announcement of the
leading stockholders will be made next
week.
Specifications Disregarded
Interesting light was thrown last
night on the way the alleged irregu-
larities in the Rosenwasser contracts
were brought to the attention of the
Department Of Justice. Federal EN-.
ploye first discovered that specifica.
tions were being disregardcd and re.
ported the matter to his personal at
torney. He explained this action by
saying that he was under the impress
sion that the Rosenwasser> had 50
he reported the alleged frauds to his
superiors he would be dismissed from
the government service. The matter
was Immediately made the subject of
an investigation by Huston Thompson,
Attorney General Gregory's assistant
who was here on the raincoat scandal.
Mr.. Thompson ascertained that the
day before he started his Investigation
one government Inspector, not under
the influence of the concern, who was
inspecting aviators' jackets, ha, ye-
ietced l05 OF 155 coats passing to him.
Another inspector had rejected 81 OF
14l jackets inspected.
Rejection Marks Oblterated
1t is charged by the prosecuting Fed
eral authorities that they have eyi-
dencc to show that the chalk marks
put on rejected garments to show
faults were being rubbed out by en-
ployes of the firms, and the same gar
mcnts again presented for acceptance
in their original shape, sometimes to
friendly" inspectors.
Because OF the great number of re-
jections Mr.. Brewer feared that the in
spectors might be seeking to satisfy a
grudgc against the company. A rein
spection was therefore arranged for at
Governors Island under an independent
set of inspectors after the goods had
been delivered TO the government. The
complete record Of the reinspection of
aviators' leather jackets is shown by
thc following table,
New-York tribune., 1918-09-21

Lakes Naval Training Station. He will
be arrested and brought to Brooklyn
for trial
New-York tribune., 1918-09-21

Such is the sarcastic talk
all around.
Of course there are prof
iteers. The writer was
charged 45c. for ten graham
crackers in a restaurant the
other day. But he's not apt
to lunch there often.
So with your duds-buy
on the character Of your
merchant. Stick to the
square dealer.
Money back is one test.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th st. The at 34th St.
Four
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41St St.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
REACHING HI SPOT
IL Has Been Done, So Scores of Mex
leo Citizens Say

To get rid of an aching back,
The sharp twinges,
Tho tired feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at the
cause "a,
In many cases It's the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Mexico citizens testify. ,
Mrs. Kate Clemmens, practical
nurse, 702 s. Olive St., Mexico, says;
0My kidneys we're disordered for sew
erai months and my bladder was in,
famed My head ached and T 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 nothing
cave me more than temporary reliel
until / began using Doan's Kidney
pills, procured at the Buckner Drul
Co. IL was no time before the swell
ing in my limbs and other symptom.
Of kidney trouble disappeared: !
have every confidence in Doan's Kid
rev Pills for they have been fine" q,
Price COO , at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney 'emedy-ge
Deans Kidney Pills-tho same tina
Mrs. Clemens had. Foster-Milbur
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
GUN CLUB HERE

Mixed metaphor in headlines doesn't
necessarily mean the writer is all
"shot to pieces" If Ross Wagner,
DR.. Frank Jolley and Les Lowder have
their way, and they usually do, Mex
leo will have a gun club shortly and in
a sector near this city offer terrific
combat to a division of German clay
pigeons. They have already taken up
the necessary collection to purchase
a trap with which to spring their sur
prise on teuton targets.
They have said nothing about this
being the nucleus of a Home Guard,
but that will all develop later, pro-
vided the club members survive the
first shoot. After the sense of direc-
ton has been thoroughly developed, SC
a gun club member can point a clay
pigeon to a correct and mathematical
ly perfect execution, the innocent by
stander and the other members hav'
no fear of attending subsequent SEES
sions. Mexico had one of the bes
gun clubs in the State at one time ant
no doubt will again take a prominen
place in this activity.
Richard Barth is over from Colum
: bia for Easter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
JOHN w. PARKS,
Sc YEARS OLD,

DIES SATURDAY
John W. Parks, Sc years old, died at
a o'clock Saturday morning. The
funeral was Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock from New Hope Church.
The Rev. Pulls, Of Centralia, con-
Quoted the services. Mr.. Parks had
managed j. T. Johnson's Fish Branch
farm for the past seventeen years
and hardly missed a day on duty.
Mr.. Parks was a member of the
Baptist Church and a splendid man
He was popular with all who knew
him and held in the highest esteem
by everyone. Besides a wife he leaves
three children, Mrs. Maud Kline, anC
Miss Eugie Parks and Clarence
Parks.
Two children born to Mr.. and MrH
Parks are dead. They were Bett
Bell and Martha Florence. MI
Parks leaves two sisters, Mrs. Salli
Atkins and Mrs. Ella Ravenscraf'
both of this county. Mr.. Parks wa
born April %, 1862, and married o
August 9, 1888, to Miss Eta Rutter,
sister Of j. w. Rutter, of this city
The Ledger joins the many friends G
the family in extending deepest syn
. patty to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
BRYAN RIPLEY DEAD

Bryan Ripley, 10 years old, a stu
dent in Yale University, died Friday
night, according to a message receiv-
ed in this city Saturday by Mrs. j.
w. Bryan, mother Of Mrs. E. B. Rip
ley, who was Miss Polly Bryan, of this
city. No particulars Of his death
were sent. The Ripleys reside at
Hartford, Conn, though the burial
will likely be in Unionville. Death
was very sudden as Mrs. Bryan, who
resides with her daughter, Mrs. E. s.
Wilson, received a letter from her
daughter, Mrs. Ripley, Friday, stat.
ing they expected him home from
school for the Easter holidays. The
Ledger joins in extending sympathey
to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
WANTS THE HOSPITAL
A. p. Heinicke, Of Rush Hill, Favors
New County Institution

Audrain County HOSPITAL Committee;
RUSH HILL, Mo-, March 28, 1913.
Dear Sirs: + cannot say too much
for a Hospital as l have been COM
PEELED 10 be a patient upon two occa-
sions. l was in the Mexico Hospital
last March and received the very best
of attention.
There is no doubt but what a Hos
pital is the very best place for a sick
person. l could have remained at
home and while I would have received
a mothers attention, there are things
| she would have given me that woulc
have done me more harm than good
because Of that mothers feeling. IL
a hospital the nurse knows just VIVA
your condition will let you have am
this knowledge assists in many in
stances to restore you to health. An
person that has wei been in a hospit
all know this as well as the other ad
vantages of a good modern hospital
I'll do all l can to help carry tn
proposition April 9Th. Respect,
(Signed.) A.. P. Heinicke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

James G Dry to S D Willingham,
Lot 2 of SW Sec. 80 and WIZ of NV
NE Sec. 81; all in 52-11. Warranty
consid 81 and other consid.
Anna and ] A Darnaby to D M Ed.
wards, pit of Lot 2 and Z Gallahel
Square. Warranty consid $1239.00.
S L Robinson by Trus to A C Whit.
son, pit of Lot 80, Mrs Sparks add tC
Mexico. Trustees deed consid 81,
675.00.
A G Whitson to E J Kidd, pit of Lo
80, Mrs. Sparks add Mexico. Qui
Claim consid $1S0O.00.
Emma F Davenport to Bake
Barnes, NV Sc 11-51-10. Warrant.
consid 100000.
+ H Marsh to Reid Jones, SW 81
1-51-11. Warranty consid $4,000.
Nick Shortgen to Jno A Brooks, e
al, W. of NV and Sc NV 9-51-E
Warranty consid 100000.
Jno H Kellerhals to A ] S Harriso
Ehof Sc 35-5O-S. Warranty consi
$2,5OO.OO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
for the weekend with friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Kuhne and son.
of Kansas City, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville Paul this week. Mrs. Paul
accompanied them home on Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Joslyn, of Columbia, is
here spending the weekend with
Miss Maurine Heller.
Mr.. Shepherd and Mr.. Matterly will
spend the weekend with Miss Maui
rine Heller.
The Annie Jones Glass Of the Bap-
list Church gave a line party at the
Rialto Friday night in honor of Miss
| Harriet Cass, who leaves soon for st,
| Louis to make her home. The splen-
did production of "Joan, the Woman
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
in the party.
twenty-five Hardin girls enjoyed
line party at the Rialto Friday NIGH
to witness the very excellent picture
"Joan, the Woman"
Mrs. Maurice Phillip had as hel
guests at the Orpheum Friday after
noon, Mrs. Fred Llewellyn, Mrs
Abby snoddy, and Miss Lutte Vaughn
of Montgomery.
Ryland Rodes is here from Tulsa
:, Oklahoma, for a short visit with hi
parents, DR.. and Mrs. N. R. Rodes.
Miss Willie Robnett, who is VISITING
her sister in Emporia, Kansas, /
expected home next week.
Mrs. Ivan Ashworth is here fror
> st. Louis for a visit.
:, Judge E. S. CAN'T and Miss Helen
Pettingill were married at clever
thirty Saturday at the Method:
parsonage. The Rev. Charles {
Grimes read the ring ceremony th'
united this happy couple in wedlocl
The wedding came as a surprise
the many friends of this couple, a
though it was looked for later. ii
bride is the eldest daughter of JUDI
Pettingill, of Memphis, Mo-, a vei
attractive and accomplished your
lady. For the last three months S
=, has held the place of court stenogr
pher in this district. Judge CAN'T
a Mexico boy" and a man of II
qualities. He is recognized throug
out the state as n of the leadi
lawyers and one Of the most popul
Judges on the bench, After a sh'
honeymoon, the happy couple will
turn to Mexico to make their hon
Only a few close friends Of this c.
pie were present at the wedding,
went to the train to say "goodb
The many friends Of this popular c.
pie Join in heartiest congratulate
- and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
woMAN's MEETING HELD HERE
Township Gathering Of Branches Of
Council Of Defense

A meeting Of the Township Chair
men of the Woman's Committee Of
the Council Of Defense was held
Thursday afternoon at the Ringo
Hotel, at 1870. The following county
chairmen were in attendance; Mrs.
Robt. Ferris of Laddonia; Miss Ruby
Turner of Vandalia, Mrs. Henry Spur
ling of Thompson, Mrs. G. L. Den
ham of Centralia, Mrs. Taylor Dow
ell of Mexico, besides Miss Minnie
Pike of Martinsburg, Miss Margaret
Torreyson of Benton City and Mrs.
Thompson of Thompson and Miss
Mary jacob of Martinsburg, who
are not chairmen.
Mrs. w. l.. Reed, Viee-Chairman Of
Audrain County in the place of Mrs.
C. +. Clark, Chairman, who was abb
| sent on account of the illness Of her
small son, presided.
Mrs. R. r. Wagner addressed the
meeting on the Importance Of selling
Liberty Bonds and making the drive
as soon as possible. Mrs. Wagner has
charge of the Third Liberty Loan ar
rangements in Mexico. Mrs. Walker
Pollock, who is chairman Of the Wo
mems Liberty Loan Committee of
Audrain County, also spoke on the big
parade which is to be given in Mexico
on the 9Th of April.
Mrs. J.. w. Million addressed the
committee with reference to the ne.
cessity of books for the soldiers in the
environments. Resolutions of sympa
thy were adopted, expressing regre
to Mrs. CT. Clark on the sickness O
her family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
NOW JUDGE F. L. ENGLISH
st. Louis Attorney, Well Known Here,
Receives Splendid Appointment

Fred L. English, brother of Mrs.
Charles Arnold of this county, who
is a prominent young attorney Of st.
Louis, has been appointed by Cover
nor Gardner for the four years vacan-
CIV in the Circuit Court in st. Louis
caused by the resignation of Leo S
Rassieur. Mr.. English is n of the
Youngest st. Louisians to hold that
title. He is well known in Mexico
and the Ledger joins his many friends
in wishing him success and contin
ued prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
GERMANY TO ARM CRIMINALS
Convict Of MiIitry Age Must Fight,
Hindenburg Says

AMSTERDAM, March 29. Field
Marshall Hindenburg and Chancellor
Hertling have decided to call up for
military service the German criminals
Of military age, according to advices
received here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
REAL ESTATE CONVEYED

F B DeTienne to F W Carlson, W "
of S E 1926. Warranty consid &c.
10000.
Joseph A Farmer to j D Barton, E
~ of N W; W part of NE SW 25-
Sis. Warranty consid $3500.00.
Newton B Farmer to J D Barton,
Warranty consid $500. W u of NV
fir. or. and E Y Of NV SW 25-51-5.
Charles F Sansberry ct al to Sallie
B Wayne. Warranty consid $500.
Lots 7 and 8 Lakenan & Barnes Add.
to Mexico.
Gather Berry ct al to Curtis Mohn
pit of Sc NV 35-51-9 containing 5.57
acres. warranty consid $1114.00.
Gather Berry ct al to Rosa Hig-
genbotham. GIT A. part of Sc NV
35-51-9. Warranty consid $2O31.OO.
S w Woodward to Thomas NJ Squires.
VIZ of SW SW Sec. Fl and Sc Sc
Sec. 80 all in 51-10. Warranty consid
$4,000.
W. S. Vivion ct al to John F and
Daisy F. Moss, S pit NV and SW 81
SOLO. Warranty consid 100000.
F B DeTienne to Chas Helms, NE
10-51-5. Warranty consid $6400.00,
Chas Helm to X w Clitherton, NE
1O-51-5. Warranty consid $4,000.
Ambrose J Kysar to Homer & Will
lie Kysar, Sh of NE NE Sec. 80;
NV of NE Sec. 32; and Eh Of NE
NV Sec. 80; all in 1913. Warranty
consid $1.00 low and aft.
R. Price to Ara L Burnett, E pit of
| Eh of SW 1920. Warranty
consid $4O5O.OO.
. Theodore Nodler to John G Bass
SW 1852 g.. Warranty c~onsid$12,-
I 100000.
w. F. Settle to S. M. Locke, Lots
0 8 and 4 M H Heizer's add to Mexico
: Warranty consid $4,000.
G Emma H. Cauthorn to J E and r A
c McPheeters, Lot /, Blk 20, orig Mex
leo. Warranty consid $165O.OO.
g Chas Householder to T W Stowers
e ct al Sc Sec. 3 and NJ Of NE Sec
l. 10; all in 51-1O. Warranty conSid$16
Is 10000.
lie Talitha Athey to Fred Brandt, Lo
l. Z and 8, Blk a, Shotwell's add to Far
lg Der. Warranty co~nsid$70.00.
] G Ford, Sheriff, to William
II Heinlan, pit of NJ of SW $780,
Sheriff's deed consid $4,000.
Edwin G Mitchell to Emmersc
Mitchell, Lots 3 and A, Blk 2, So JEFF
NJ add. Lots Z and 8, Blk, 1 Lakenan
. Barnes So Side add. Warranty col
sid $1.0O low and aft.
James W Dowell ct al to James
Matthews, VIZ of Sc Sec 20; W
of ny of NE Sec so; all in SIT. Wa
renty consid$99OO.00
* Elizabeth Campbell to J ] Alexa
der. Sh of Lots No 5 and6, Blk 3 OF
Laddonia. Warranty consid $751;
Thomas ] Vanlandingham to Jam
~ R Vanlandingham, Sc NV and S
of NE 33-53-1O. Warranty consid $
10000.
"N John w Elder to James Edgar
der, pit Of Lot G, Laddonia. Warrai
cal consid $665.OO.
sy. Edward Hickey to Laura M H
in field, ct al, Lot IL, Blk l, So Jeff {
to Mexico. Quit claim $l.Oo love 1
aft.
lite Thos J Daniel to Chas F Nee
ing mond, SW NV and Wa of sW. l.
noy II, and Boone Co. land. Warranty c
rug sid $27,OOO.OO.
ell Serena ] Eads to T Ray Spiva,
Of SW Sec. 10 and NJ of NV Sec.
Kid all in sill. Warranty consid s
ouY 10000.
get Ivus 7 Upton to Leo Leroy Tip
hat En- Of Sc 4-52-11. Warranty col
So 100000.
JE Wilson to Charles Z Bet
lton 166.125 acres in 2-52-11. Warra
the consid$15, 100000.
y in F II Marsh to Jno 7 Jones, WI
opo- SW Sc 1-51-11. Warranty co.
100000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
MUST SELL ALL WHEAT
May | and Is Dates Set for Marketing
Residue Grain

WASHINGTON, March 30. - Fol-
lowing charges hat German farmers
in this country are holding wheat, the
Food Administration has set May l
and Is as the dates upon which resi-
Que wheat should be marketed.
Southern and Middle state farmers
are urged to sell all wheat aside from
seed requirements by May 1 and Nor
thern state farmers by May Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
FOR SALE OR
TRADE
Chalmers Automobile newly
|uinted. What have you?
|S5.2t wilt LOUIS Il. MCKEE

Miss Ncya Rockwell, who is attend
ing ]Synodical College at Fulton, is
spending the Easter holidays with her
father, 4. W. Rockwell. Mrs. J.. G.
Warner Of Indianapolis, Ind, is visit
ng Mr.. Rockwell, who is her brother
Gly Rockwell has as her guest, Miss
Ruth Taylor OF Maryville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Fred MCGEE, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
MCGEE has returned to Camp Doni-
rhan, Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
WANTED!
SCRAP IRON, OLD
AUTOTIRES, OLDRUB-
Der AGS
hides, FEATHERS &
AT HIGHEST
PRICES. SAM MORRIS
Hardings to Farm This Summer

nafulnBs 10 faFm lhiS ouiiiheA
Mr., and Mrs. Glare Harding, sing
.ng cyangelists, will farm this sum
.rer. The Hardings own a small farm
near Fulton, and during their vaca-
|ion, they will raise chickens and veg
there to help Uncle Sam feed
The Nation. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
Twill assist in a revival meeting at
|Sikeston soon, and will probably visit
Mexico on their way there, according
to a message received from them b!
Mr3, William Jackman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Smith Bros. Automobile Co. sold
cars on Wednesday as follows: Joe
Wagner Of Rush Hill, a Model 80
". W. Fankpit Of Farber a Model 90;
Weber Implement Co. Of ST. Louis, a
secondhand Hupp and F. ]. Wilson
Of Mexico, a Model A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Miss Louise and Marcina johnson
MIA have been the guests of home
|Sts for the Easter holidays, returned
Ito Columbia, where they attend
Christian College, this afternoon,
THE Young ladies will keep the John
San car in Columbia this spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
BULL SALE
Middleton's Barn, Friday, April sta.
At 2 O'clock p. M.

Four Registered Shorthorn Bull
Calves, 10 to Is months old. Thin, but
in good useful condition, and will no
doubt be a good buy.
5-2t SAM G. EMM0NS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly In
fluenced by constitutional conditions,
and in order to cure 1t you must
take an Internal remedy. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system. Halls Catarrh
Cure VI prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years. II
Is composed of some of the best tones
known, combined with some Of the
best blood purifiers. The perfect COM
blnation OF the ingredients In Halls
Catarrh Cure is what produces such
wonderful results in catarrhal condi-
lions. Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY n CO., Props. Toledo, o.
All Druggists, 75c,
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Harold Cluster, of st. Louis, who
.h,. not been home for a number of
wears, spent Sunday in this city. His
many Mexico friends were much
rlo.sed to see him looking so well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Miss Evelyn Threlkeld was operated
upon for appendicitis Saturday. We
are glad to our she stood the
operation well and is doing as nicely
as could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Alb Roman was up from Benton
City Friday. Mr.. Romans says the
sentiment in his section is strongly in
favor Of the county hospital propo-
sition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
DIES AT HOSPITAL

II. C. Hazen, 10 years old, Of Laddo-
mia, died at the hospital late Friday
afternoon from senility. The body
was shipped to Laddonia for burial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
EuNERAL OF MRS. CLAY JUDY

FUNERAL OF MRS. CLAY JUDY
The funeral of Mrs. Clay Judy, who
died in St. Louis Tuesday, was held
in this city Thursday afternoon.
Sarah Ann Judy was born May ID,
1858, in Audrain County, Mo. She
in st. Louis on March 26, 1918. Mrs.
Judy was the daughter of R. ". and
Sarah Ann Bradford Sinclair. She
was married to Clay Webster Judy,
deceased, Dec. 10, 1871. Three child
rem came to bless this home: Paul
Brooks, who departed this life June
8 1901; Richard C. and Mrs. o. E. Rule
OF st. Louis; also Mrs. Annie Clay
Clark Finney of Louisiana, Mo-, whom
she raised from infancy and to whom
she was indeed a kind and loving
mother. Four sisters and two broth
ers, besides a large circle of frient
are left to mourn the loss Of a deal
mother and friend. Mrs. Judy united
with the Christian Church at Santa Fl
Mo-, when a small girl, and Remained
true and faithful until the summon
came for her up higher.
The remains we're brought to Mexi
Thursday. A short service was he'll
at the grave by the Rev. H. P. At
kins and she was laid to rest by tn
side of her husband and son in Elm
wood cemetery. Mrs. Judy was
splendid Christian character and
woman Of high ideals and attachments
Her death saddened many old friend
in this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04
SHOT THE TERROR spREADERs

PARIS, March ga number Of
German soldiers who had put on Brit
ish uniforms in order to create con
fusion in the battle on the Somme
front were taken prisoners and shot,
according to the Intransigeatn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

r !. Hozsey is home from Excel
Springs where he has enjoyed a
~.sks delightful visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

rb,n Price, wife and daughter, have
earned to Billings, Mont, after q
.l.,,ant visit here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Mrs G. ". Robertson, Miss Ruth
p.h,,tson and Mrs. G. W. Robertson,
:. visited in Fulton Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-04

Mrs. b. B. Barr, who resides near
M. city. is visiting her sister in
Omaha, Neb.