Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16

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WILLS FAILS MARINE ENAN.
Hard WIS uho ioft ths city
last Moa5zy Ter s. Lo1is % ioia ths
Mariaez. was re5octoi ca aoccans q
his eycssht He s1ocessf1lly paszed .
the enzuiaatoa as a solder Ard IS /
rya st1t5oah5 at Jc9erson Barracks /
He expects 70 b trznsfc-red soou 70 /
g cazp n Texas He graduated 81 4
NeMiIlAz HiEA Sshool this year.
Ms J. ". Thozas, Of Gibson, IL. |
and daughter cane last Sunday to /
visit with her sister. Mrs John Wa +
Is, Of 7is s. Grove street. Her hus- /
band has entered the service Of Uncle /
Sam. Being too old for the draft serv- I
ice, he has accepted employment as a
skilled mechanic. Mrs. Thomas ex- |
poets to find employment in Mexico /
during her stay here.
Corporal Hubert Warden. who has
been home on sick furlough, will re-
turn to Fort Sill Thursday.
While Corporal Warden was in the
hospital with, pneumonia, his company,
Company F, left for France, and rel
atives of members have already been
that the company has ar
rived.
Corporal Warden thinks he viii
probably be sent over with the Casul-
ty or some other company and sent to
rejOin his company in France.
James C. Crawford had on the St.
Louis market Tuesday a consignment
e two car loads Of 12OO-pound cattle
good enough to bring SIG per cwt.
They were conditioned on silaga and /
corn.
Raymond Hutcherson is in Mexico |
on furlough until Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. whitloek. Hutcherson
was with the last draft contingent |
from Audrain county which went 70
Camp Funston. Kansas, April 27.
Emil Biaha. formerly with the Haas
Lieber Company here, now at Camp
Meigs, Washington, D. c., writes
Ross r. Wagner that a man at Keith's
Theater there took 81 100000 worth
Of bonds in one night, and a number
took 100000 worth, making a total
for one nights sales of $4,000, 900. The
theatre sold a total Of $4,271 ,975 |
worth Of the bonds.
S. P. Cunningham has received |
word from George Talley. of his safe
arrival in France, with the American
oops.
Frank Owings, ('Boatie'D VINO is
at the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station, is home on a furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Jones, of this
city have received word of the safe
arrival in France of Corp. Russell F.
Jones, their son.
Monte Brooks, of this city, is crit
ically i'll with pneumonia at Camp