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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
FERRIS WILL
INSTRUMENTATION

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MsArAur. ohio. Juns "a. lsis
Dear M BeAi;
I have a little soncthing % tel
VA. bat kefore I Do ! want yea 70
Euziss ne y0a wsat think have
Aeen uEnPing throuEh the woods
peegSnx ints every birds neSt and ex-
azining every via flower. Thia, how
sva. 5 just what I would like TO do,
lat instead l have been driving q
male hitched 70 a little coal car al
the nine
Wei. you remember yOu told me the
Little T0mmie Tompkins Stories ]
wrote you would do TO put in a book
Mitchell White used to tell me ths
same. never could tell whether
you were joking or not, but some kind
friend sent one Of them from ther'
and the result is I received a contrae'
to write a book on Wooderaft from
publishing house TO be as a supple
mentary reader"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
A GUEST IN MEXICO.
SHE MARRIES YOUNG
MUNTTION MANAGER

Munition manufacturing has been
neglected for a few days by Frank H.
Walker, Of Tarentum, Pa, and he is
now in Mexico, a newlywed. His wife,
sister of Mrs. H B. Mckinley, was a
guest in this city. She came here af-
ter an extended stay in Florida, and
evidently the separation was too long
for the young Fastener"
The wedding was a quiet little af-
fair at the home of the Rev. A. A.
Wallace Wednesday evening at $3.50,
and only immediate relatives saw Miss
Betty Barrett and Frank H.. Walker
united in marriage.
Mrs. Walker is a charming young
woman and has made many friends
during her months visit here; and
while her husband has not been among
us long enough to become acquainted
he has a splendid reputation at home
and in Pittsburgh, where he has
charge Of a branch Of a large Govern
ment munition factory. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker departed Thursday for Taren
tum, where the Ledger and thei.
friends in Mexico trust and hope the!
will have the happiest Of homes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
WOMEN HOME CIR,

Mexico viii have a eonp,1
en- drilling within a few nj
plans of Col. F. N. Heb5erl
mandant Of the Missouri
Academy, materialize. ColonI
son has announced that be ]
a woman's Home Guard
for drilling purposes, and ,
from IS to 40 are eligible.
Alton, ILL.,, has rs wone-
and other town throughout.
try have such organization
Colonel Henderson sugp
those who are interested /,
names at r. A. Morris store
within a short time he will.
definitely the date of begil
further details Of the organ
If the woman's Home Qua
ny is organized, it will be
within the state Of Nilsson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
FoRMER MN. STUDENT WEEDS

At the home of the Rev. A. A. Wal
lace Sunday Miss Katherine Irene Car
ter Of Perry and Thomas Vowel Of
Santa Fe were united in marriage. The
coming of the wedding was announced
early last week.
Mr.. Vowel is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Vowel of Santa Fe and hay-
ing attended Mcmillan High School
here is very well known in this COM
munity. Mrs. Vowel is one Of Perry's
most accomplished and charming
young women. The Ledger extends
best wishes, congratulations, and
hopes for their long and happy mar
rled life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
NoroR THIEyEs RETURNED

William Keyo and a mar BY the
name Of Haggcrty, who were arrested
BY Chief-of-Poliee Sam Wallace, Dep
" sheriff ]. At Brown, accompanied
by Thomas Morris. Thursday, while
escaping In a stolen motor ear, were
taken 10 ST. Louis Friday by Detee-
tive Griffin. Of this city.
Griffin said KeyO has been arrested
onee before for taking a machine from
Arthur and ]. L. Bick, auto service
men. Of St. Louis. the owners Of the
car taken on this occasion The men
had changed license numbers on the
car and when arrested confessed tax
ing the machine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
AUDRAN BOY TO
BE SENT TO THE
wFyurnV#nF rraTn ran


MISSOURI STATE FAIR
The Missouri State Fair is contin-
Jung its policy Of Offering to one boy
from each county In the state the OPP
portunity 70 attend the State Fair at
the expense Of the State Board Of Ag-
r~iculture. This boy is 10 be selected on
Saturday, July 6, at Mexico by an eX-
animation in Arithmetic, Geography
and Agriculture and an essay on "The
Farm Boys Part in Winning the War"
The boy making the highest grades
will be given the right to attend the
feir and the Boys State Fair School.
The one making the second highest
grade will be chosen as an alternate
and will have the right to attend in
case the other one cannot.
The State Fair Board will pay all
expenses and furnish comfortable
quarters in the Boys Camp. The meals
will be prepared and served in the
Womsn's Building by the faculty Of
the Domestic department Of one Of the
State Normal Schools. The boys will
be in charge Of the same management.
as in former years and the board viii
spare no pains in making them con-
Portable and giving them = profitable
and pleasant week.
This Is a great opportunity for some
young men Of ambition 70 see the
greatest fair Of the middle west, 70 be.
come acquainted with its great re.
sources, 70 form friends among ont
hundred Of the best young me Of th'
State and TO learn from TIE best in
~strBct0rs the State affords who VII
be employed to give lectures and dem
constructions % the young men Of tn
school during the week.
The program this year consisting
Of demonstrations II war s~etiv:tie
and war equipment, aeroplsnes, trenc.
warfare, etc-, make i especially at
trsrtive for young men with good re-
american blood in their veins.
The dates Of the Fair are August /
r. II. The examinations viii be Civ
- and the selection made By Count
Superintendent W Clyde johnson
ard Chairman u The County CouDc
Il Dsfenss. Co., Z Y. Burton, 4
&szaso jay 8, IN the Chamber 4,
Commerce El0uL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
ARMSTRONG BOY IS
KILLED BY TRAIN

r~s nssheu - farm neAr Am
sz ~sz stu.rk b. 0iaee 4 Al
tus uan q las Saturday msning'
wSra uey attempted q eross ne
uaekx n IL vet part q hat lnie
czy-
nznas ncafherare uas instantly
.kHA He uas twelve years ED and
.Esa e. . farm viih hs methsr. hs
al3er hrothar. Doyle, ~. alsa single.
was seriously injured and Was rushed
T. the Msxico Hospital fer operation
Late this Afternoon the extent Of his
injaries had npt beea learned, but u
i fhsarht thaf he vii recover.
Eurinsor c. Jacques and rremHn II.
Y. Neaas. Who were in the cab Il The
cnrias which hit the car. claim tbA'
ths bel a. the crossing Was ringing
and that they had sounded the re-
qaired whistieSevcral persons At ths
Armstrong station witnessed the &C
cidcnt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
MRS. LESLIE FERRIS
DIED FROM APOPLEII

Aithourh fer years and ycau n regf
hsalth. Ma Leslie G. Ferris had r%
esnuy heeons nneh atronrer. SAs
wnnrd 10 ehureh lass Sunday. and lzzs
nirht AZ 7 s'elek NJ up and aruund
and talking over the t~dsphone Later
in the ereninr she uas taken EndieulY
IN and b. ISIS Monday morning she
uas dad She vas 50 years "a
The physician gave the cause q her
death az aPopiexY.
Case Here Fron Keuaucky.
Down in Lexington. Ky. In the year
1859 q daughter vas born 70 a Mr.. and
Mu. Garrard. and they named the
little one Matte. when abe va seven
Year, Cd her family moved TO Contra
liz. No. where she grew Up into her
teens. . very popular young lady. She
vas wcoed and wed At the age Of nine
teen By Leslie G. Ferris, who now sur
wives her.
Mrs. Ferris has lived in Mexico the
most Of her married life. although she
has visited long and frequently in 9TH
er climates. Several years ago, she lost
her only child. a daughter. Miss Tinnie
Ferris, who had just reached young
womanhood and was in her early twen-
ties. -Four years ago her mother. the
last close relative except her husband
died.
She leaves several nieees and neph-
ews, who are: Misses Helen and Lucille
Howell Of this city; Mrs. Jennie Wood
Of Chicago; Ethan Howell Of Hardin
Mont; Henry Howell Of Powell. Wyo.
ming; cavan Wyatte and Aubrey Wy.
att, both of ST. Joseph, Mo.
The Ledger joins the many friends
Of the bereaved in extending the deep
est Of regrets in the loss Of so sp.endit
a Christian character.
MI. Ferris is in Ohio, where he haI
large mining interests and because /
was impossible for him to get her
before late Tuesday even though h
make all railroad connections, the fun
eral was set for Wednesday morn
ing al 10 o'clock. The services wer
read by the Rev. A. A. Wallace.
The pail bearers were David Car
penter of HaIlsville, John Graham
? DR.. Carl Pasqueth, Wallace bearing
DR.. J. F. Harrison and Charles Leep
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
CHILD RESCUED FROM
OVERLOOKING BRANCH

Dashed under Abbott street
through a large drainage pipe By the
terrific force of the rushing water,
which swept down the main channel
Of the overlooking branch
the four-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Farrah barely escaped drown
ing Thursday evening.
A. B .Kettrey, who was standing
nearby. saw the little fellow fall over
the railing Of the bridge, and, knowing
that he would be instantly sucked into
the fiye-foot sewage tile that carried
the swollen rivulet, he ran to the 9TH
er end Of the bridge and jumped over a
fence and into water over his head
He grabbed at the little form as it shot
from the pipe, but the force with
which It was coming knocked hin
down. He retained his hold on thu
boys garments, however, and carriet
him safely to shore.
Boy Was Nearly Dead.
By this time a crowd Of women AM
children had gathered and they hur
ried the little fellow to the house o
w. D. Maehin, where the water wa
pumped from his lungs by various ex
ercises and soon the little blue face be
gan to show signs Of life. He came t
consciousness quickly, and was nearl
over the effects Of his adventure Fri
day.
Mr.. Kettrey had a son playing nea
the branch, also, and it is indeed fol
tunate that he came to see that hi
boy was not in danger; for it was onl
by the quick thinking and acting
Mr.. Kettrey that the little fellows lii
was saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
COMPANY BUYS HREsHE

A brand new Red River separator
and an engine we're unloaded at the C.
& A. station Friday morning by a COM
pany of Audrain farmers, who have
gone together because Of the scarcity
Of threshing outfits and purchased q
complete harvesting equipment.
Most Of the men live north Of Mex
leo. Those who hold shares in the CON-
pany are; E. II. Carter, Austin Lewis
A. V. Maddy, William Sims, Lester
Miller, Price johnson, William Feeht
A. ]. Cox, F. T. Harris, George Lew
is, John QuinIan and William Canada
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Jimmie viii Manage Garage.

Jimmie Jones Of Auxvasse has
been appointed by Boulware II.
Jameson as manager Of his garage
and automobile business in this place.
Everybody knows Jimmie Jones and
knows that he is perfectly reliable
and knows the automobile business
from beginning to end. Mr.. Rossen, the
former manager, has returned to Full
ton.-Auxvasse Review.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Loyalty Of the people Of Audrain
carried this county about fifteen thou
sand dollars over the quota line in the
w. S. s. drive it was estimated late
Saturday afternoon. The women's
teams in Mexico had brought the mark
TO $4,000 Friday evening when the
large crowd assembled on the Court
house lawn to put Mexico over. Col,
Fred A. Morris, county chairman Of
the War Savings Committee, says that
nearly every school district has over
subscribed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Miss HENSON BOTTS zha as
s teacher q History at AeALaa
Ns ~ sryrrni Year,, has ae-
.erfaf q rasIiion 81 teacher q HIS
tls era Political Science In the I1-
Presbyterian College a. A-farl
Ma uatts a tracher q srrepunual
g. and o sr.rnii woman ard hsr
f-am MFrcn ard TIE Mc-
Mraa faculty wi ss generally ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

EVERY Masisy uasu ~ ~
utu aass iaits In Wu1-rl p
4 e. rrmt sa~rrrttuu .E o
81 thr uinrirg ~ ~ ~ Az
sarua rag from he varusa a
n IN ftF. ealing ~ cIssm e
isf go mInuto service rs = q
freald uarticr and q vheh u1
stf Nlu be- ndorici In nary cro
asw a. Farrfm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Married IN Chicago.

Miss Eva Belle Harrison and VIII
liam Edward Plunkett, both of Chi
cago, were recently married in that
city, and will be at home after August
/ at 64559 Ingleside avenue
Mrs. Plunkett has visited in Mexico
a number Of times, and is a cousin Of
Mayor ]. +. Harrison. The Ledger
joins friends in extending congratula-
tons and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
129-
81. Reedy William Appleby, Mexico.
13O-

131-
124. Earl Smith (col.) Vandalia.
1872
So. Evan Walker Matthews, Mar
tinsburg.
1873
43. Orlando Glenn Leach, Thompson
134-
1O6. Roy Nichols Thomas, Benton
City.
1885,
1874. Sam Pelide Locke Mexico.
1856
so. Harry Elijah Glascock, Wanda
liza.
1877
1877. George Edward Mefford, Mex
leo.
1O1. Cluster Eubanks tcol.) Mexico
159. Joseph Taylor Peck. Moline.
40
ITO. Marcellus Herndon Threlkeld
Mexico.
III
IA. William G. Koss, Mexico.
142-
%. John Hatfield, Mexico.
49,
%. John Logan Crooks, Rush Hill.
144-
q. William Mack Daniel (col
Mexico.
49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Cares 4 C B-ss CITY
s.
II ~ ws l yana4lA
s. Ern DRAKE Saves RzsA
g yon Bar nazpoz. Msiea
70
rs Vivian Bryan TOrreysoR,
Ta1mpsyL
u
g. Champ Clark Moody. Mexico.
p
Is. Charles MARCEL Jefferson (eol)
yzn5sliA
Is
rs. Elmer Leroy Albright, MoinO.
IA
81. Glenn Warren Gregg, vandalia.
rs
ST. Hay Bell Kirk, III. Carmel.
To-
ia. Harry Porter Col, AuHyssse.
IL
50. Archie Lus teoll Thompson
7s-
ia George William Hampton, Ben
ton City.
70
80. Win ]. James, Laddonia.
So
30. Henry Albert Lang, Thompson
81
lls. Guy TealOn Ulrieh. vandalia.
So
100, Nelson Torreyson Carter, Mea
leo.
%. Porchie Pratt. vandalia.
s4-
80. Roy Lee Clark, Santa Fe.
IS
25, Finley Bishop johnson, Ma
tinsburg.
So
So. Rossel Kemp Stuart, Laddonia
81
II. Buford Davenport, Centralia.
S.
"a. Herbert C. Coil, Martinsburg
14e. James Clark Suber, Thompso
112. Hobart Franklin Cook, Mexic
o.
2. Homer Louis Force, Martir
, burg.
IS. Leonard Gatewood, Vandalia.
g.
n. Harland Sneed, Mexico.
a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Wagner, Age 1s, viii Not Stay Out.

George Wagner, 16-year-old o Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wagner of this
city, is determined to enter the service
Of his country. Last week he Joined
the Marines in this city, with the con-
sent of his parents. Thursday night
he had not yet received his call to re-
port for final examination in st
Louis. He learned indirectly that the
bugle corps of the st. Louis station
was full and that he was not likely t.
get to go for some time. He boarded
train for Kansas City, where he hope
to be admitted to the service of INCL
Sam at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
LUDRM results n
BRIHMB RlEKs

UEsEEEN n e. B.
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m %
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- ~ 90
49, q ~ e-uiE
49, Il Za 81 D. ~
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49,
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$50 = zu ~ u
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En - go mu -
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Ell Ersnguzs E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
KILLED Ri

FULTON. Mo-, bune 30.-Mrs. John
Bloomer was killed and four men were
slightly hurt when struck by light
ming during an electrical storm at Mo-
kane last night. The men were: John
F. Taylor, Capt. Moore, Claude Sullens
and S. P. Sportsman, well-known far
mers. They were knocked down
while repairing a binder in a field. The
woman was killed while feeding chick
within sight of several of her chill
dren.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Twins GOING After Old BiIl.

Ray and Roy Thomas, twins of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Thomas, who live two
and a half miles southwest Of Rush
Hill, were in Mexico Saturday to have
their draft que~stionnaires filled out.
They registered June 5, and are now
~anxiously waiting TO go after kaiser
Bill. Both boys have been helping
their father cultivate his large farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
A Novel Contribution to W. s. s.

A person walking along South JEFF
ferson musing might look up to find
quite a surprise awaiting him. On
the battered walls Of the old -Ringo
Hotel, NJ. t. Vandegrift, the sign
painter, is tracing with his brushes
the outlines of a party of United
States troops in the trenches. The
background is certainly warlike, and
the figures are fast becoming more
so. Mr.. vandagrift is donating hi;
work in painting this ad for War Saw.
ings Stamps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

151-
60. Lem Arden Kisor, vandaIia.
152-
1870. Jesse Louis Barnett, Mexico.
153-
70. Arthur Frank Douglass, Cen
tralia.
154-
1877. Ben F. Dudley, Farber.
155-
1863. Scott Martin Holland, Mexico.
49,
III. John Denny Holbrook, Farber.
157-
l75. Jesse James Groves, Centralia.
49,
lac. Rudolph worrell Green, Mexico.
l59-
o. Louis Augustus Imam, C~entralia.
100
20. Archie Floyd Playter, Mexico.
dalia.
i6l-
100 Price Farris, Mexico.
1872
1l5. Robert Smith Hickman, Cen
tralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
ANN0UNCENEN

Ne are
e-4E-nr c111Ia
aIoirt 10 tsa~
y prDccurs PrnHw
". " BOTS
D. n sLoSAKu|
EDWIN c VAR
COUNTY ~coLLECru
J. sfpE
JOE D. BEAm
oNER DiCEERsol
THOMAS P SOIL
Ia HARRIS \
C P. ARNOLD
T J. KELso
EDWARD NAcHnl
JUDGE OF PROBATE cod
II. P. WARDEN
T. A. SHANNON
RECORDER or DEEDS
d. T. WOODWORK
Thompson R. PM
MRS. SETTIE n. SrEi
FOR COUNTY CLERK
ROSS ,. CAUTION
PROSECUTING ATToRyl
r. d. RODGERS
CIRCUIT oLERi
EPPA F. ELuoTI
FOR PRESIDING m
S. C. GROVES
Constable Salt River I'll
J. AT. BROWN
JUDGE OF WESTERN DIl
GEORGE PoLLAF|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Mrs. Joseph r. sisk, 50 years old,
died recently at her home in Ceres,
California, after an illness Of less
than an hour. Eighteen months ago
sbe and her husband celebrated their
siKtieth wedding anniversary. Mrs.
sisk was well known in this county,
having resided here for a time. The
Ledger joins IN extending sympathy
TO the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

10 snyDy life We must have good
hszl1h No orse can reasonably hope u
EH much real pleasure out Of life
Nhen bis bowels are elogged a good
share q the time and the pOisOns
that should be expelled are absorbed
into the system, producing headache
and Indigestion A few doses Of Cham
beflain's Tablets will move the bow
els. strengthen the digestion and give
sou . chance 70 realize the real JOY Of
living. Try H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Newlyweds viii Make Homo Here,

Thursday evening, Judge W. W.
Bolts married John Franklin Elswich
of Rapid City, S. D., to Mrs. Cora
Riddle Of lola, Kan. Mrs. Elswieh is
the daughter of B. w. Hill, of this city
The couple will make their home in
this city and the Ledger joins in well
coming them, and wishing them a
happy married life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Mrs. Fred Brand, former
city, who now lives in Colu
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
here the last weekend. Shl
to her home Sunday eyenir
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Ext Confederate Reunion Aug | and 2.
The annual ex-Confederate Reunion
to be held ear Auxvasse will not be
held until August / and 2. It was pre-
viously announced for a date one
month earlier. but that was a mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Miss Lucille Howell, who was gradu-
ated last week from the Kansas City
Conservatory Of Music, is in Mexico
to visit her father, ]. W. Howell, and
wife. Miss Howell has been in the
Kansas City Conservatory for the last
two years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

DIR. F. M. Shoush has reopened his
sanitarium. viii have competent as
sistant soon. All communications an
swered promptly. 14tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice;
Notice is hereby given tha
t~estamentary on the estate u.'
OTTO f. HOWARD Icy
Deceased,
were granted to the undsisl
executor by the Probate O0ui
drain County, Missouri, pear y
Of June 21st, 1913 al
persons having claims agAi1
estate are required S "
same to the undersigned eA'''
allowance within six monIn' i, 1
said date Of said letters :,
10 precluded from any belle ~
estate, and If such claims Dc
hibited within one year IRON III !
Of the last insertion Of ~ r.
Of this notice, they shS'i "
ELIZA GRANT How Frs
1s-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Misses Myrtle Mudd and
son of Columbia were the
guests Of Mrs, NJ. T. Wand
Mrs. C. Ed. Harrison Of
They are attending summer
the University Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
The Weekly Ledger
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Chamberlain's TahleI

These tablets are intended
for stomach troubles, billion
constipation. II you have !
les Of this sort, give them !
realize for yourself what a
medicine win DO for YOU.
cost a quarter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Mrs. Charles Street and
ley, have returned from
where for the last month 1
been visiting relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Ralph Mason, Of Raleigh
here for a several days vi
Mason is well ana his mad
friends were delighted to Sd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

& Asaars Less GIGrd. FGrber.
ss Jahn Rchzrs FechL Mexiea
- Deans z Forrest, Clark
- Aria GIenz Carver, NSndalia-
s. Wesley cOzrad Wright ThomP-
scn
g. Taomzs r Brsnststter, Van.
daiA-
iZ2. Bertrzn Emerson Wallace
Gazette.
i42. Irwin Edward Jesse, Mexico.
Isl. Ivan Lee ostrander, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Miss Pauline Kunkel, of St. Louis,
arrived in this city Sunday to be the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kunkel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Roy 2. Harrison Of Auxyasse and
Miss Elya Pauline BRED Of Fulton
vere issued q marriage license at the
Recorders Office here late Monday az
moor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Edward Crebs, Of the Be-
ST. Louis, who formerly livt
city, is the guest Of Charles
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOI1
ADNilNlolH that |
Notice is hereby given e. ,1 ssta !
- aJuoinistration upon wv

Notice Is hereby 81 ,ha asta
Of administration upon Wv
BERNICE HINCH' ppiS. Ss
Of Audrain County, ,lnsicped.
been granted the unde under aSuSty,
inc date Of June goth, lshT, al
u" All persons having cI1't 70
.aid estate are required " vithi
them to me for allowance 1nIS EStts,
months after date Of ' Srom ANY any
they may be preeludedi i y sneh q
sat Of such estate and = n.o wear 4
~ not exhibited within OnG Of
the time Of the pgO I"sSr barred
notice, they will BE- iC 70 Howell
JUN Administers
ioI Date Of Isl insertion '''' -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04


&C.
8. HALEY Ben Brown, Thompson.
81
80. James Edmond Arnold, Cen
tralia.
81
80. Ray Doolin (eol) Vandalia.
90
"a. John William Isgrig, Mexico.
lO0--
IA. Howard Glenn Ruse, Mexico.
l0i-
1855. Raymond Edward Ross, Mexico
lO2-
II. Frank Raymond Hickersch
Wellsville.
lO3-
17s William Bryan Atehison, Mexico
104-
10. Buford Earl Hatfield, Mexico.
1885,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTl
Notice is hereby given y
settlement of the estate Of
R ROSE L. FORREST, |
will be made at the next
the Probate Court Of Audrs
ty Missouri, to be held at.
Missouri, on the second N
august, 1918
J. A. Guthrie, D
LIST insertion, July 4, 1918.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Frank Ball, who has been
of relatives in Mexico for !
returned to California SundI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Mrs. C. D, Glendy, who has been Wis
iting in this city, leaves for her home
in Washington, D. c., Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
9TH OF FINAL sETTi

T OF FINAL sETI1
Notice is hereby given :
settlement of the esI1
J. B. POOL, Deceased
will be made at the next
Of the Probate Court Of
County, Missouri, to be nsld
leo, Missouri, on the Sec0no
in August, 1918. n,
JOHN H. y
Admins
LIST insertion July l,i9iS'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04
Lame Shoulder.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. All that is
needed is absolute rest and a few APP
plications Of Chamberlain's Eminent.
Try 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-04

Mrs. w j. Stewart of Laddonia was
a business visitor here Monday.