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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
You1l find Il On page s.
Successful Farming
for February
When Cattle Get the Itch

last fall a successful feeder Of cattle in the corn
belt had a rather costly experience with a bunch OF
cattle he bought and put into his feed lot Inc
cattle got the mad itch" as stoekmen eau H.
In the February number OF Successful Farming'
Des Moines, Iowa, is an article by X w. Stouder. IN
which the author gives information regarding the
symptoms Of the mad itch" or eorn-stalk disease
as il is sometimes called, mentioning the possible
method of infection; and has something TO say
regarding what is known of a remedy.
Be sure to call at the Mexico Ledger office leave
YOUR name and address and fifty cents for a Two
year subscription to SUCCESSFUL
(Si.OO for four years. The las page FEBRUARY
number containing this article VIII DC sent 10 you
free and YOUR subscription will Start with the
March number.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
Card From DIR. II. |. Turley
To Ny Patrons and Fricnds,

To My Patrons and Friends.
Owing to the many requests MAD
by my patients and friends that ! ,,
main in Mexico in the practice Of O,
teopathy, | have decided to dcclip, A
fl%attering offer that had been recsi,
ed by me to locate in Florida and
have determined to continue my pr,,
tice here. ! want to take this opr,
tunity to thank my many patrons 4,
their patronage, Respectfully.
tSigned) IL. l. TURKEY. DO.
Mexico, Mo-, Feb. Z, 1918. dWil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
RHEUMATISM,

About a year ago ! had an ,,,.a
rheumatism so bad / could ny, a,A
my grip in my right hand a |O' SsFl
bought a bottle Of LleweIlyn,,' y
Bitters and in a week Was ali Lon
took another bottle and bayo '.saI,
any rheumatism since. Sigro 5o' d
F. NJ. REED, With Armour 4 p
Tonic Bitters can be had in Ne 10.
at Llewellyn & Sons. ASA q % :,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

DR., 7. II. Owen, Of weIlsvn.
the ST. Joseph Hospital. H.
ton, H. where he underwent !, u.
ration performed by Or. f. p s, y,
The doctor has about recovered , /.
will remain a couple Of week, v y
ing the surgical operations and
demonstrations. l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Special Report

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, H.,
Feb. 10. 1918. - Today's receipts;
Cattle. 1000. Hogs, 1880. Sheep,
1000.
CATTLE - The cattle market con-
tinues in very active condition, partie-
ularly so on killing steers weighing
around 1000 lbs. upwards, which are
at least 10 to lse higher than last
weeks close. Lighter-wcight steers
and stockcrs and feeders on the other
hand show no price Improvement,
though the market for butcher stuff
and Gamers is 25e per cwt higher.
HOGS - There was a large number
Of hogs held over from yesterday, e.
pecially light-weights, and the mar
ket today was 40 to SOC lower than
yesterdays best time, with a top Of
$685.. Good to choice hogs, l70
lbs up sold from $3.50 to $685.
good mixed hogs S15.35 to $3.50; pig
market demoralized and nothing doing
in that line; good 1870 to 150-lb pigs
s14 to Sl4.5O; 10 to 100 lbs, $lS.5C
to s14; lighter pigs S11 for peewee'
up to S1S for others, and rough hogs
at S14.25 to $l4.5O.
The pig market at the close was il
very mean condition, owing to the in
ability of Eastern buyers to get GU.
outbound shipments, due to the scar
city Of cars.
SHEEP Market steady. Bes
lambs S17.25 TO $3.50; fat sheep 81.
to STATS; choppers, 81 to IS, ant
Gamers Sc to 81. Goats $3.50 t
$3.50, and kids $40 to s11.5O. - MA
TIONAL LIVE STOCK COM. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our frio,i
and neighbors for their kind ai5 /
the sorrow of death Of orr Iori,
daughter, Emma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vcdder
and children. dwlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to c. Lloyd Danials and Minnie
B. Van Horn; both live in Audrain
County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

Lloyd Gilpin, who has been home on
a short furlough, returned to Camp
Doniphan, Fort Sill, Okla, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

The pair of mules that were sold in
Fulton on stock sales day for 5000 to
Dave Clay and resold the same day BY
him to Buckner & Bretts for 1915,
have been sold again by them at a
nice profit, as they brought Sis this
time. They are a luck pair of mules,
as they have changed hands six times
at least and have made money for ev-
cryone who owned them and are not
yet three years old. - Fulton Sun
A record price for mules, said to be
the highest since Civil War times.
vas entered Friday at the National
Stock Yards, East st. Louis, when q
mules were purchased for $500 a head
by the National Horse and Mule Co.
and Maxwell & Crouch.
Stockmen say the highest previous
price was $2s7.5O.
FARM AT Si17.5O an ACRE
John W. Greed, Of Auxvasse, and
T. p. Harrison, Of McCredie, bought
the /. C. Becklcy farm of 230 acres
Joining the town of Auxvasse on the
east and south, Wednesday, at $1l7.5C
an acre, paying what is believed to be
the largest price ever given for SC
large a farm in hat part of the coun-
ty. The land is gently rolling ant
could not be more favorably situated
Possession to the tillable grounC
will be given the first of March, but
Mr.. Beckley and his family will occupy
the house and use the barn and garden
until September. - Fulton Gazette.
Mrs. Ide Squires, of this county, re
ports her produce sales during 1917 tt
total S1,423.15 as follws: Turkeys
S2O3.35; eggs, $122.53; cream, S63.06
chickens, $22.73, and geese S11.45.
Walter Sannebeck purchased SOM
fine beef cattle this week from W. D
Heinlen. The price paid was &c, salt
to be the highest yer paid for cattle
to be butchered locally.
Smith Bros, of Cant, recently SOLE
five of their fine Duroc Jersey SOW.
to E. ]. Spencer, of Kansas City.
D. D. Tanner, a successful young
man of Audrain county, was in st
Louis Wednesday with several car
of cattle. Mr.. Tanner is following il
the footsteps Of his father, who a
one time, was one of the largest pat
rons of the St. Louis market from thii
section.
Paul Everhart, Of Audrain county
No, came in Wednesday with a loaC
Of steers that sold for $11.30 and SO.
25. They were handy weight cattl'
raised and fed by Mr.. Everhart. TIL,
ration used in ~fattening these cattlt
consisted Of good corn and hay, which
was given them 100 days. 9Th,
price," said Mr.. Everhart, twas pleas
ing to me but many feeders of goot
cattle claim they have lost money thi!
season, but | think the fellow VIII,
raises his own stock has the jump OIL
the feeder who buys high class heav,
feeders" - st. Louis Live Stock Re
porter.
Lakeland Bros. purchased two fin,
Poland China sows at the MARROW &
Son sale in W~ellsville Monday. The,
arc going to raise pigs to feed and sa!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Dudley, Of Full
ton, were in Mexico Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
YOU'LL SURELY
NEED

NEED RUBBERs
on your outings. Not safe to &c
without them. Wet feet are dan
gerous as well as uncomfortable.
Come here for them and thus insure
getting the best. We have every
kind Of ladies' rubbers, with or with
out heels, heavier rubbers for men.
and rubber boots for both sexes fol
wading or for very wet weather.
Steinman Shoe Store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

Mrs. R. B. Kerr, of Moline, was
operated on at the Mexico Hospital
Saturday and is doing nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

If treaties are going to be binding
hereafter no wonder the kaiser is n lit
tie slow about signing up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

Audrain county soldiers when in
London, England, can find the Evsa-
Ing Ledger on file AZ IS Queen
Anne's Gate. The paper is sent reg
ularly and il is placed there for your
cnnrenience. dtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

,HFARM FOR SALE
want TO buy a good farm II N,
sec me. / have Il. co., zone d
price, good terms. 2s-tf OS rga
B. R. MIDDLETON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

IL WANTED Ag,.i
guaranteed salary and ,' {
canvass this and adioi,'rI
for subscriptions to the JON,
locations. Prefer man VIII, Rl'
and buggy or automobile l
the Kansas City Journal, E.rbS I,
Niece Sts., Kansas City. Ma an. q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

= WAI'IED = 4 -
terms, For Information 49,. u
Rush Hill Bank. 500 '''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14

,.ss = FOR SALE 3 s,Iss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-14
BOB HOME

1853 NNAA NANA fAN@ aN1F bNNAh A'ANts9Nh
from the hospital. While a little pale
he is otherwise fit and fine. He says
they both feed and work you we'll at
Funston and he is very well pleased
with life in the camp.
SAFELY IN LONDON
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, is in receipt
of a letter from her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. W. II. Garrett, of Neodasha,
Kansas, telling of a cablegram recaiv-
ed from her son, James Douglass Gar
rett, who has arrived safely in London.
James Douglass Garrett is now a tel
egraph operator for Admiral Sims, of
the Navy, and arrived in London
just ahead Of the sinking of the Tus-
cania.
Mason Creasey was in Kansas City
Tuesday to see his son, Russell Crca-
sey, from Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill,
Okla. Russell has a 5 days furlough
and is visiting his wife in Kansas
City.
Jim Tom Edmonston is home from
Omaha visiting his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. j. 0. Edmonston. He has en-
listed in the flying branch of the U. S.
Army Aviation service and expects to
be called shortly. His brother, Ar
mold E~dmonston, Of Omaha, has en-
listed in the Notifying branch Of the
aviation service and has been ordered
to report at Atlanta, Ga, at once for
instruction. He will visit in this city
on his way south. Mr.. Edmonston has
placed his jewelry business in Oma-
ha in competent hands during the pc
riOd Of the war.
Major John c. Morfit, who married
Miss Sallie Vandeventer, Of Mexico,
with headquarters at Base Hospital,
Waco, Texas, has been made chief Of
the Surgical Division of Base Hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. Morfit will be To-
Gated at Waco until they leave for
France.
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81 ss lAais ls&aes sai nssw ls en.
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fufal efl.uNas bore mafa gegimuNf
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MEN D[|NG RELEASED FROM
ARMY, RATE Or $4,000 DAY

wasA.naton H., fhs aep,ehh
satien IN lhe tnn,s states "a uo~
asecsealpe ., a. fste ~ ae,'s wen
rsleAacd ffom ~ sra,s rseis dat o.
cofaiss 40 Oensfai Nsfth d is si,li
antics .~is.a that siv ol orsa q
aas sill b. reeshft ~hen the fali
wemsnsaw has te,n STAINED
Ths ~sr aeeatimfn AS no~ iefai
pf 80 ass msn la lhs lntca siAis
for aisehs~ss as mswase ei nsefly
se pae mvn dnfins ar lasi ~tsk
Amoa9 ihe ne~ hfaash ~ ,hs arms
"a b. alseharRea ~ rsr,o Rsgwn
lfoops Of ghv ialsi et ssswa tas
80 arr Ia aepss 81 vvioFmsui hai
iaiAnns aaa simila mtea aniss w
ada uoH hpe meM "a ad0H1rAN
iarieukhs AaAv hfsn uisrsa r'lfssfH.
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TO AVOID AND
RELIEVE INFLUENZA

b DIR FRANKLIN III aSE
wsnv nronse haxe BERN FrighfHrec
6y whxi hss have read 81 heard e.
snfinrEx&. Tns nore Ycn fear ihe DIS
ezss. ne sarer vra eFs &c Eef j. &c
right anoa5 wear b1ssHsss sla forge
N n fhe disease 4s spFead erin,
c7aIiy by con;2ef through sreezlnS-
ensEhinK or sp4fsiHr. many hezlfh sa
thoriiies have aasssssl that exerY enf
scar gzaHs. xhieh Is daily Washss'
ard kstsrefed wffh a one 10 i've ban
drs1 s0i1fioa af xsne kasphsie ~ IA
ier. sa1 fhea dried before se4fiae
over Ia nose ard mouth foa shoald
AVOID crcxds. couuon Gr-aklnx cups
ard Fuhiic to~ess X - yo4r strength
~ ~ 'akiug lots 9. exercise Ir ihs
o5eu air art plenty 81 noarikhinE foo1
Il yoa have any q saeh symptomf
a. chfiiirrEs. nsssi obsfruf tlon. fash
81 face. ss1sche. teverish hnesx. EsSf
lsgsness weakness ~ irrltsfiuz
cough. give 80 ~or. a enee ard 20
20 rcd Tbs wsii save yoar strength
70 heip overcorza fae disease Pui
year fee n BOT wztef foT fifteen min
ufes Thoro9ghlv goosen me bowels
wi'h so-ae suck Entls ard non sryftAt-
lrE rnyxic as DY pierees Pleasant
Peiiets- Drink pginc psssv of hot len
oazde ard then eoFsr ~ mEn ri~nt
n c1athes sn aess sa Is ~ get > goo
swezf Nhen Kweafsng 4 free ard ths
fsssr re4uced. take . d. = RI taf
ArRrtc TsbAefs srsrv soar no9rA. fcl
lowed ~ aFlnslnE a. Iezef a glass "a
;Fo o. boz water Asurlc Tablet
help quickly 70 relieve ne so-ensss os |
fhe uazries ard hcnes frrn whics |
noFs .afSerfs com slain ard hesg thf
sfSneYs flash ost tie poi~ors
To refieFs nzszi cbefFscfloas an
sxoes sTe 1isch3rke ffem he nnsf
ErobsblF uoshirE + better fhzn szck |
. Md. soscfhlnK sn1iseptie sskh a.
Iyr Ssxes 1zfArrh Remedy i wiil /
xife great rellef Enpioyed as >
KSrgss II sazae xtrezzth made D. /
sor use IL fAe nose zs6 zs rot a.
80 ~ t~sr7% 4 esi ~ srfesis so-e-
rsss snz 1yyness il she thrDst
Izflseszz wezkess he EzsisuFsk "a
sisfsree 20 disease 80 fkaf fhefe g /
danger y 5rozch.ii za6 pneamo1is /
tesesogirE To conbz fhis tendency |
sns forfifv he patents sfrengfh IN
sirf thst he kee5 n bea 81 lezsf izo |
dzvs Probably Eoshsnz ssfl 81 tbs
stage hzsfer the Fe1oseTy znd
E;renxfhen the psfiest more thar 81
iron fonic fshief called -Tronisr~ o.
'hz- ~egi knsxu serh4I f0nie. Dr
Pisrcs's Golden Measesl Ii scsxerv.
xkick has s~en ns.d bT thoasznds lr
TIE DsEt i've gsnsrat.cas.
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I NrtN\ tuNti WN Itti~
~ nm ,iiO~~ Nuiik

a. n,niru tnsfaae eha ~as 1um
mia iva,d yMpisA lu ne mealgal
ootps ~ ths tnHs8 s,aiss and We
toned al CAmf lo fh q iehusaa
FlorsaA. has h.'sn hanershl, alsfhsg
sd iinm he fsfst sahi,,t ia his
rem~ieiu< ia the rs srst corps lis
returned 90 ihis 81, SATURDAY. aaa w3
reside here. ~ahie'i % eaA 81 ems
ume biz scrYlcrr afg nerded b, lh'
government
Sl.eaksag of ihs ~afh ~ ~ Rtt
Gross ny lnselai, said
Az ~ she ~f' 3, oreanitailaaN
arr do,ns soed ss n ihe eamps
bat ,hs Rcd Cro.. faes mwhef ihsl
'Ais d leads shem .li on aeooun q
Vs. anlsfrai AciUelHts. rathiuf O..
Il dees al phae " fhr nesst =
lhe soldiers from be slime ihrs leat,
home autll lh.f relWn n " witi
'hfm IN ghc eaNN W. ihe fisla 4
hattie in lhe hc s ami ls nin
lHisrnK hands Va aif ana aoeihs ~
siek sna wounavd and comfort th'
@sN hnafe ~ d,in lla ald and hvle
fsinNAs IN eAtrnarH n an auii9iWi
humanlly. and NJ mvrsrr reach Y
the iatihrfeei str sNw hYrrt nhsN
81 human putfrrins sapeHlg ia g an'
is Feiief "a pxtentna go ali She hss
nced. whether EirHd ar fnc Nbifr IS
hlAvt Christian o' Nahammeian
onl, kno~a on. gfoa end ihs
helpiulncas TfuHt t IS ihr sttst
est meihsf IN ihs world
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When Itching Stops

There Is one safe. dependable treatment
that relieves itching torture ard skin iffi
sation simoft instantly and that clcanses
and soofbes the skin.
Ak any druggist for &c or 81 bottle
of zefno and Apply Il 81 directed. Soon
you win find that irrifations. pinples.
eczema. blotcbes, ringworm
and similar fkin troubles will disappear.
A little zerno. the penetrating. satisfy.
ing liquid. is sH that IL needed, for II
bsnisbes most skin eruptions and makes
the skin soff. smooth and healthy. =
Ia = W. Egss Co. Cs-vei~nd. U.
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WI RpIi,-nNI SAtt

, y Murphy sa8 n Dye have a.
cldea 20 anit farmine aud Will offer
AZ pahiiu sale rhar day Deeember
18Th a. "a" Murphy '.rm. miles oasi
ai isa soa'hyssi corner of Gufhtie.
and 3 miles south. their entire hold
mas II live stock. implements and
feed There wii be some good bar
gains Offered i'ona miss this sal.
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A aestee tas efesesiins pedss'tisus
ifsm esiaK ree te~n ~ sufemsshllrs
s. : frnasr with q relr ~ afAeistsfsa
arms ~hlsA wrae a. shr vietlm a.
s.rea a. he m straeA Himsiisae,sas
y ceFmla sfevs ~ tfeei ~ a.
~hevta aaa she vistim iaeteat ~ b.
IA faa ae~n Il anif asss tiewvyef
q y hsttsr Ana safsf aei "a a. -
suat a aQ~stles saiemehits
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BACK ACHE


A harmless and effective prepzra-
ton 20 relieve the pains Of Rheums-
fisru. Seszticz. Lame Back and Lurn-
szgo IS Hzmiin's Wizard OIL II pen
rtrsfes aaiekly, drives oct soreness,
sud Irn7bers Up stia aching joints and
cazs<ieN
fou have 10 idea boa useful IL
Siii b fouEd IN cases of Every czv
sfirnenf or naishzD. when there -
aeed of an immediate healing. anti
septic zppiIcsfion. as IN cases OF
sprxins. bruises. cuts. barns, bites
and stIngk
Get i from druggists FOR 20 cents.
RI not satisfied return the bottle and
get yorr money back
Ever cons,spzted or have sick
hezd&ebeS Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. -
e<ntA GSsSastesd- . I
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Lieutenant and Nss e n Illcks ana
nrs Robsri / Brnueins have srfiYee
a. The home q their parents. Dr snc
Nrs l. u Browne. - West Sobie
Nr Browning and leslie E Browne
are erpeefsd % arrive this week
Tals leave only on of the four sol
esers ia ihs family absent fof the
Midday seas0n. ih4i one Emerald Il
Browne j. 10 Frsne.
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TELLS OTHERS
Of VALUE Of
MENTH0-LAyENE
COLD AND COUGH SYRUP

1VkD NM NoOon fhtF
Mrs N reidiuk lss Beacon avenue
Jersey ciiy n H. writes
"a fiud ,he Meuiho- i.afene iuag Zine
and would NOT be without ~ u has
been IN onr home fpr three years and
hope your Frrr Hrsi'h Book in al
good - lhe Menihn i.saenr. eif
Wifh every hiilc adfrrtirne hun
dreds ~ thousands ~ BOTTLES ~
Mopsh0- i.sKene are eold every seAr BY
druggists and each year the sales
grow lsrgtr eel z4 -oanfe bottle.
concentrated. and mix wiih simpl.
syrup 30 make fail pint Directions
Are with each bottle pint iaais
long time FOR lhe whole family n Is
cheaper and better than ready pre-
pared medicine bui easy 20 niK ~
ADJ
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Tins store will keen omen each
evening until . Q clock. 20 give
Christmas shoppers an oppof
tuni,y 10 buy u & M Wein.
berger.
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II a recrrf letter Mrs y W Isiey
- Litchnsic Iii. says = have used
Cham beriains TAbistx for disorders
u ~ stomach and a. laxative. snr
have found them q quick and sure re-
Aef X ynu are t-pahied with in6l-
geriion or conKlipation these tablets
xiM ID yna good
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This store will keen open each
evening until Q o'clock. 10 give
ChriTtmss shoppers an oppor-
t1nity 20 buy 3. Il n. Vein
berger.
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Mrs HArcia Welch Ms Page Mar
rsu and the usuhers y he Pm Deha
Gamma clah mef 90 satg-9ay after
noon a. ths Aene d. Mrs @ I. Cart
A game * sHcs an vas ennssa ant
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Extrsfr from lct er written by =
Guthrie boy ia Frwrrs sOn. IN th.
fellows bad hook 'day. ~ tore q
ap nto chapters ~ hat "a could e.,
the rounds more r4fidly when ~s
gsf magazine, which IA seldom we
Hne aa and each have iarn ~ u
and we sure read 20 too advertise
ments and ati
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sHuE ywwr nRwmu
y PERSON VI ittN~

- Ashrsura of lasges Afk So
here sisitlus his sisters Mrs. t q PA
ton and Mfs Maiihe nuudy
Rev T. ~ rron m.ni Ter ni the
Methodist ErlseDpai church an5 i0-
Gated Al Hinton Is ~ 90, eiiy lie
Is rcpresrufHg ihe Amogiran Eaten
sion university ~ las Aug,lce cal.
law department AMI ell femala here
gnr some day "a o. Interest of ,hAt
Institution
are n q Ola iu iH oklahoma tny
visiting h~f daughter. Mfs Norman 4
smith and family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Miss May nirsohi 81 confined 70 hsr
home Wifh inflnsngA snd Mrs v
Hlrsehi otso and William Hifsehi.
who ~ere sery SOD issi wceA are re-
covering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Ar and Mrs. " T Yields reiurnca
from Tulsa yesierds, evening. where
sasF ~efe called b. 'ae death - Mr.
fieids father. y 6 crswford Ne Nil.
- remembered by many Guthrie peo-
pie. having been in business 10 m
eify 10 ihe early dsyf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

The arussi chris mas nafis ~ iht
AnHeiiss club ~ill ht heia Ai ne home
pi Mrs john iAndenmaHn or weaues
aas aftrrnpon insie4d 81 ~ilh Nf
Kaiser ss announce before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Our store will be onsn uaitl 2
q clock r NJ hereafter until Dee
"a n a N Wslnherxsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Dssriei SO of RameBs Auxii.ary
Nlfi meet ~iis Mrs 4 r Humphrey
The lsss meeting was posi )onea on
Account ~ me rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Mrs p Doughty and Mrs g g san
dfdSe VIII hs boste4 - 80 the n G 7
ciah Tueefsy siiernsgn a. 2 Do - IN
hame oi Mrs sand 1sr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

The poet ~sao sang. wasi Is 10 rare
as . day In June never experienced
some December daye in OsIsh0ml
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Nes " Flrla y 90 has hcen scr
.oasls ii ~ath lBfinensa Tor The past
fwo ~ests Is slightly Improved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

nr yoar "a, Gown in~n 70 Ga your
Carisimss shopFing rr 70 your work
s,ap e, ~ Carregi, library and lea,,
h.,ot Tor kcantsd soldier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Mr p O Luix am Miss Adelaide
Lntr visited ~lth latises Ia okla
homa CHy today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Nis. Alma waikiss has been siet
with snNuerss sines Fricsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

MN~NAN
ke& Cross
TNESDAN
SA Hamaroe ggah Mrs A A Neff
NAegsn Recital Ne aoa4st AaFyh
WEDNESDAY
AEscstls CAB CAissmas Parts
Mrs Joha Llpa*nm&..a
r-NRSCAs
onenoAx Claa Nj = y Matehett
n M e Clah WI aes msvt
Arers Clse Mrs NlaA Henrs
FRIDAY
War Mefhers -caraekte lshfsfs
ko-eney Nconss SsaA Clas Mrs ,
L Rro~n
Fgse oCaeck TeS siab Mrs lsnfs
Rraaa
SATURDAY.
rh nssA SSmmA cab Nts Chas
Loye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

John Dean and Two daashters.
Catherine and Marga "a. were ia OK
lahona City nn SATURDAY,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Me- Irihs Rsrae oAme ur frew
0kissunsa riiy ard peUt its week
sn4 ~lth her mcihe Mrs y : rafif
snd ts~ul wfla.f wlson ~ blackwell
Vas their gue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16

Mr Jean Adams .enl saturday IN
oklahnEns City