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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
DAVENPORT BEATS
THE WHITE S0X
Browns Win in First Two In
ningS--No Scores After
That Frame.

CHICAGO May I4-St Louis
batted Robertson, a Sox recruit. hard
i'm the first two innings Tuesday and
won the final game of the series, :
10 j. Kerr succeeded Robertson and
shut out the Browns the rest of the
way. Chicago's lone run was award
ed by Umpire Chill ON Austin's in
reference with Jackson after muf-
fing throw 10 stop double steal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

xBatted for FlaCk in eighth
zBatted for Pick I'm sixth
zzBatted for Alexander Ina seventh.
XxRan for Deal in ninth.
Chicago .............-.....1l 40 600 OnO-2
New York ............ 600 COB COX %
Two base hit-kauff. Home run-Hol-
l0cher. stolen base-NOuug. Sacrifice
hits Pick. Deal Chase Double plays
HollOcher to pick 10 Nferkle; kilduff 90
HoIlocher Left on Dases-Ncw York. ,
Chicago. & Bases on ballS-OG Benton,
i OF Alexander. J. Hits-Dn Alexander.
- in innings on Martin I i'm - i'm
nlngs Struck Out-By Benton 3, by
Alexander. 5 Losing pitcher AleXan-
der Errors Chase, Zimmerman,
Fletcher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
ALEXANDER DRAWS
ANOTHER DEFEAT
Rube Benton of Giants Out
pitches Cub SSar--AI-
lows Six Hits.

NEW YORK May tf-The New
YORK Nationals defeated the Chi
eago champions here Tuesday in the
iirst game Of the series. o TO The
Giants batted Alexander nard. but
were unable TO bunch the hits until
the sixth. when New York scored
three runs on singles by Young
Doyle. Kauff and Fletcher. The lat
fer's hit sent in tho two deciding
runs. Benton, New York pitcher.
settled down. aftes the SD cond in
ming. only three hits bcIn- made or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
JACOBS OF PIRATES
ALLOWS THREE BINGLES

PHILADELPHIA May 1+-
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh .
TO Tuesday principally because of
the effectiveness OF Jacobs cut
shaw's drive into the left field seats
and tally handed Co the Pirates
by Jacobs lapse from form iu I'm"
seventh was responsible for all their
scorinE Great outGeldiuE by Bi5-
bee and Meusel saved both pitchers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

St Louis. 4 Boston. .
Cincinnati. 3: BROOKLYN. 4 III innings
Chicago, - New York 3.
Pittsburgh, >: Philadelphia, 3
American League.
Cleveland. :; Detroit. .
St Louis. .: Chicago. l.
American Association
Louisville. 3. Indianapolis. >
Minneapolis. !: Kansas City, l.
st Paul, 1 Milwaukee. .
Three-Eye League.
Evansville. Bob. bloomington. Pal.
Terre Hnute =: Moline. Z.
Peoria. 6 Rockford, 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
HOLD TWO MEN FOR
ROBBING STATION

ELKHART. May Il. - Theron
Sweet and Rollo Fash, two well
known Elkhart young men, are in
Jail here on the charge OF robbing
the interurban station in this city
sunday night Police Chief Riblet
says that Fash has confessed, impn-
eating Sweet. Both men are honor
ably discharged soldiers. They are
accused of rifing the cash till at the
station OF S99. OF this amount all
but s. has been recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
THE APPROACH SHOT.

1 am impress
ed with the al
IN o s { universal
desire among be-
ginning golfers,
v e s. a n d Ol d
timers, too, 10
learn more about
the fine points OF
the game-those
little n [ S
which loom large
as ones game ap-
proaches go per
cent perfect. Ii
is a good sign Of
the popularity Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

IWU-UuSp hts -tItrUerl teueun. NloItH
buses Bisuerg. Gedeou. Jackson, felsch.
Lcihold Sacrifice hit>-Gcdeon. Collins,
Gerber. Jacobson. Davenport Double
Davenport 10 Mayer To Sisler .
Weaver to SchJlk 20 Gandil, Weaver TO
Gaudil. Collins Co Risberg. Left on
hstseS-C Chicago. %. ST Louis. = Bases
CON balls -Ou Kerr. g., on Davenport, q.
Hus-un Robertson. . I'm - innings. OF
Kerr in q innings SNruck out by
Robertson. l.. hy Kerr. by Daven-
port J. Losing pitcher-Hoherson. Er-
rors- EisberE. Sclalk. Austin ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14
CARDS BUMP BRAVES.

BOSTON, May 14.-St Louis
scored three runs on seven hits OFT
Nehf i'm the first three innings and
defeated Boston Tuesday, 10 .. The
fourth tally for the Cardinals re
suited from three errors. BOston's
runs came I'M the third on Goodwin >
pass 10 Maranville. Herzog triple
and PoWelrs pop sinSle. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

IWU-UUse nIf-I- NIEpH- stolen UI~C'
Neal. k0uetchv Sacrifice hits-tiroh
Malone Double phys Pfeffer. Mulou,
and kOnetchy, Olson, l.. Magee and Ko
uetchv. Left ou bases Cincinnati %
Brooklyn Bases ou balls-Ou Pfeffer
: OF Fisher, Hit by pitcher El
Prefer. AIaEerf- Struck out-Ey
I'feffer { by Fisher. I Errors krue
ger. " heat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

NIattrd for Nthf iu seventh
zHattei FOR FUIingim in ninth.
So louis Observation-Disclosures. 1Ul uIO COO
Hesfpu Observation-Disclosures. .OUo 600 uOo-2
Two base hit-ClemmS Three base
lif Uerzog stolen base Powell sac
-ifice hit snyder Sacrifice fly
schultz Left GOA huseS-St Louis 10.
Ua>tou Bases nu haus-Of Good
win. !. on Nelf 4. on Filllngim. I
uus-on Nehf In innings; OF Pill
uEim. Goa innings Ralk Goodwin.
struck out--Ey Goodwin. s., hy Nehf. ..
LasuIg pitcher Nehf Errors-Stock.
Miller. Mlrauville Ierzog, newell ?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

Txo-base hit Whitfield. Neus-I Adams
Home ruu~-Cut~haw. Cravath Stolen
fases-Saier Boeckel UaUtltou. pearre.
1feu-ef Double plays -Curshlw Iun-
assf~fedt Left uu ha~rs- Pittsburgh f-
philadelphia Bases ou hails-On
Hamilton on Jacobs 3 Hit hy pitch
sr-Rv Jacobs iSalcrI Struck out Ey
Hamilton. I h@ Jacobs, .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

Neh the ehande of the Boston Braves has finally
which many defeats left
that the Stalngs this
McGraw to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-14

NTNvo ont when winning run scored
Cincinnati ......... .... COZ 600 O1O 90 ,
BROOKLYN 900 10 OOt Oh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
HOG PRICES MAKE NEW
RECORD TOP AT s2O.s5

A new record was made on the st.
Louis market Friday in hog prices.
Several loads brought $20.85 per cwt.,
which is a dime higher than the prev
ious high point which was reached on
the 18th day of last September. None
Of the other markets were anywhere
near us Friday as in Chicago the top
was but S20.65 in Kansas City only
$20.6O, but $2O.50 in st. Joe and only
$20.45 in Omaha. 1t was the strong
local demand for hogs with quality
and weight that forced prices to the
high level.
/ George Lowe a prominent farmer
of Cooper county Mo; was n of the
shippers that received S20.85. He had
in 65 head of hogs that weighed 278
lbs. They were his own raising and
feeding and they were a grade of hogs
that any farmer might be proud of
J. W. Sudduth 4 well-known stock pro-
Queer of Sangamon county, ILL.,, was
another THAI received the new record
price for hogs. He had in a load that
consisted of SO head and they aver
aged 223 lbs. These hogs were pur-
chased by the East Side Packing Co.
W. R. Gibson, a leading farmer of
Lincoln county, Mo-, was or the
ket with a load of hogs of his own
raising that included 25 head that
averaged 2s4 lbs. and brought $20.85.
Mr.. Gibson was much pleased to think
that he had produced hogs that would
sell at such a high fgure.-St. Louis
Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
COL. NAT ALLISON
RECEIVES CITATION
FOR BRAVERY

Col. Nathaniel Allison, a prominent
St. Louis surgeon, brother of Miss
Linnie Allison, formerly of this city.
and we'll known in Mexico, has been
cited for bravery and will receive the
Distinguished Service Medal.
The citation of Col. Allison fol-
lows:
"Col. Nathaniel Allison, U. S. A.
For exceptionally meritious and dis
tinguished services. As chief of the
orthopedic work in the zon of the
army, he personally directed, in a
most efficient, conscientious and pain
stalking manner, splinting and ortho-
pedic work, which resulted in the saw
ing of many lives and greatly relieved
suffering among our wounded"
Col. Allison went to France with
Base Hospital Unit No. 81 as a Cap
tain. He was twice promoted. He is
a. son of James w. Allison of GIT
| Clara avenue and was assistant pro
lessor of clinical ~orthopedic surgery
at Washington University.
Allison did special work in 1915
in response to a call from DR. Joseph
Blake, New York physician. His wife
accompanied him at that time and be-
came associated in the work of train
ing blind French soldiers. AS a result
Mrs. Allison was called back to France
when DR. Allison went. She was as
signed to a chateau for blind soldiers
at Sevres, near Paris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
SALE"

- -
WHEREAS, Merit J.. Johnson and
Nettie E. Johnson, his wife, by their
certain deed of trust, dated the 31st
day of March. 1913, and recorded in
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds IN
and for Audrain County, Missouri in
Book 40 at Page101, conveyed to the
undersigned TRUSTEE, the following
described Real Estate in the County Of
Audrain in the State of Missouri, to-
wit ~
Begin at Station No. "a, Survey
SAG. run thence Westerly 2.O6h
chains, thence Southerly 2.46 chains,
thence Easterly 2.061a chains, thence
Northerly 2.46 chains to the point of
beginning, containing one-half (k)
acre more or less.
The above tract Of land being other
wise known as Lot No. II, City Sur
vey No. As in Mexico, Audrain County,
Missouri and being the same tract
conveyed to Caleb Berry by Mary l..
Hall and husband by deed recorded in
Book 4S on Page l26 in Recorders
Office in and for Audrain County,
Missouri.
IN TRUST to secure the payment
of certain notes in said deed specified.
AND WHEREAS. a portion of the
ind htodncss. secured bv said deed Of
trust is now past due and remains I'M
paid.
NOW THEREFORE, at the request
of the legal holder of the said notes
and in pursuance of the conditions
of said deed of trust, the undersigned
TRUSTEE will sell the property a
bove described at Public vendue TO the
highest bidder for cash at the East
front door of the Court House
in Mexico. County of Audrain in the
State of Missouri on
FRIDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
MAY, 1919.
between the hours of 9 A. NJ, and 5
P. NJ, for the purpose of said trust.
c. W. EDMONSTON,
SAT Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

T. j. Scrogin to Cash D. Scyogin,
Warranty, Consid. S7,1OO, 84.36A in
1927.
j. E. Blum to J. G. Ford, Warranty,
Consid. $1,000, Lot Is Survey 4S Mex
leo, Mo.
Earl r Brow nto Charley L. Glass,
Warranty, Consid. $40 and other val
liable consid, $50 A in Secs. 8 and 10
all in Sic.
Mamie B. Kemp to j. E. Strcif,
Warranty, Consid. $1,75O, PIT of Lot
II City Survey 40.
Daniel w .Sayles to j. G.. DoweIl,
Warranty, Consid. $11,O5O, 1901 A
in 6-52-9.
John Bunch to VIM. W. Boillot,
Warranty, Consid. $500, 1444O A in
Secs. 50 and SO all in 5O-7.
VIM. W. Boillot to J.. H. and L. F.
'~'jncoe, Warranty, Consid. $4,000, 100
A Secs. 80 and SO All in 5O-7.
Jno. H. Lane ct al to Jas. A. and
Stella R. Braden, Warranty, Consid
$1,000 Lots i and 5 Barnes Add.
Alex Carter ct al to Jno. w. Quain-
lance, Warranty, Consid. S 8 5000, 100 A
in 1886.
Chas. H. Brauer to C. c. Tyson,
Warranty, Consid. $500, PIT of E:a
Of SW and PIT. of Sc 34-53-S.
Margaret Rutledge to Katherine
Fisher Brown Q. C. D., Consid. $1.00,
Sc NE and NE NE See. 80 and SW
NV Sec. SO all in 50-7.
Jno. C, MCGOWAN to ]. l.. Fleming,
Q. C. D., Consid. $1.OO, Lot % Barnes
Add.
Martha j. Triplett to Jos. L. Flem-
ing, Q. C. D., Consid. $3.50, Lot %
Barnes Add.
VIM. C. MCGOWAN ct al to Jos. l..
Fleming, Q. C. D., Consid. $3.50, Lot
% Barnes Addition.
J. f. Sharp ct al to Jos. L. Fleming,
Q. C. D., Consid. $500, Lot % Barnes
Addition
Heirs of ]. W. Hancock to W. w.
Purdom, Q. C. D., Consid. $1.00 NJ
and Ne of S14 of SWA of 24-52-7.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
REAL ESTATE CONVEYED.

Minnie Hill ct al to Claude & Maude
1 Brown, Warranty. Consid. $140O, Lots
106 and 107 in b.. V. Beatty's Add
Jas. A. Easley ct al to Henry D
Martin, Warranty, Consid. S42,5 500,
493-1-3 A in Secs. 27, %, SO, 81, and
35 al lin 5O18.
Flora A. Pike to Ray NJ. Bland,
Warranty, Consid. $1,000, Lot 5 Blk.
5 Caldwell and McPike's Addition to
Vandalia.
Bette Blythe to Jos. D. and Sauie
A Beatty, Warranty, Consid. So, 900,
Lot II, Blk. l, Mrs. Permelia Coons'
| Addition to Mexico.
Lee Roy Ferris to Greene L. Tom
~linson, Warranty, Consid. $4,000, lot
3, City Survey AZ.
Thos. R. Harlow to W. H. Coil, War
ranty, Consid. 81 1000 z of lot 6 and
lots Z and 8 Block Z Benton City.
Jno. H. Lane to j. Ashby Bolts,
Warranty, Consid $500, 10 A. in Sc
NE 34-51-9.
Thos. R. Harlow to Lille E. Rus
sell, Warranty, Consid. $500, Lot II
Blk 8, Benton City.
Oscar ]. Thompson to Robert l..
Mundy, Warranty, Consid. $4,000, Sc
and So of NE 5-51-8.
Peter H. Smith to Jno. E. Rither-
ford, Warranty, Consid. $4,000, LOG
A in Secs. II, 20 and p all in SOTO.
E. c. Waters to Bertha Waters.
Warranty, Consid. $3.50, Lots 8 ard
4 Blk. Is McPike's End Addition to
Vandalia.
City of Mexico to Jas. G. Ford,
Cemetery Deed Consid. $45, EH of
Lot 149 Blk. 1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
Funeral of James Satterfeld.

The funeral of James Satterfield
who died at Hatton, Mo, on Friday,
April 18th, was held Sunday afternoon
at ? p. M, at Pleasant Grove Church
at Hatton. Mr.. Satterfield was a
b~rother-in-law of John T. Crews of
this city and was about 81 years old
at the time of his death. His wife
preceded him about 80 years ago. Mr.
Satterfeld leaves two daughters sur
viving him: Mrs. Miranda Rodman
and Miss Pink Sa~tterield, both of
Hatton, Mo.
Among those from Mexico attend
ing the funeral were John T. Crews,
Misses Lena and Ruth Crews; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeter Crews and daughter, Mary
Drusilla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

III. r. Etlotgs 50 lar ~-...... Sl66.66
DR.. J. F. FlyRt. me- tdseal
attention ..x.-........ S 5000
J. G. Ford, trip to reform
School s 1850
j. G. Ford, ser vice for Grand
Jury Mar CHI term ...... S COOS
j. G. Ford, jur y $50. $ 1850
J.. G. Ford, tri p to reform
school 5 1880
J. G. Ford, tel aphnne ........ s 600
]. G. Ford, at tendance pro-
bate cou rs ............ S 1000
j. G. Ford, CO parity court at
tendance ............ S 22.00
J. G. Ford, f esding prisoners,
Jan. 1, 1 aE9 to April 1919, $4,000
DR.. R. T. CT IBIS, board of
health member ........ $ 14.0O
H.H. Graft ord, stamps ...... S 700
L. McF- Gal nbIe, repairing
chalrs S IS
hen Hulen -----.-....... S 2.25
Intelligence r Pub. Co. ...... S $50
Intelligence II Pub. CO., ...... S 1900
Imperial B ruch Co, Co. clerk $ 400
Jackman P tg. Co, collector :. S Its
w E. Jacl Is. bridges ........ $ 1925 !
Jackman Pig. Co. .......... $ 1.25
Jackman Pig. Co., .......... S 11.S5
W E. Je eks, bridges ....... $103.24
w. E. lacks, bridges ...... $132.76
Jackmf IN Pig. Co., Co. clerk S 800
W. CT yde Johnson, clerical
elp S 1926
W. Clyde Johnson, supplies
supt. schools .......... S 1852
Je fries Bros, bridges ...... S 1000
j effries Bros, auto hire 80. $ 500
". Clyde Johnson, salary 49,. $4,000
Johnson's VarietySStore,
for jail .............. $ $50
George Kunkle & Bro,
court house .......... S %
Fred Kellerhals, bridges .... S 1900
j. D. Miller, court house 80. S 5.45
Lewis Moore, county farm - 1880
! Mexico Hdware. & Fin. Co.,
supp court house ...... $ 100
Mexico Ledger, for assessor. S 1901
Mexico Ledger, supt. school. 5 1850
Mexico Ledger, circuit clerk S $500
Missouri Blank Co, supp. /
for court house ........ S 100
John T. Marshall, for Jail 80. S 7.5O
tMexico Power Co, .......... S142.52
Mexico Power Co., for jail. S 1916
McFheeters Bros, for jail -. S 1900
Wu. Pollock & Son,
for county farm ........ S 1884
E. c. Paul & Son, for Co. Jail .. 5 $50
f. C. Paul & Sons, for
county farm .......... S $50
-Audrain Mutual Telephone Z
Company ..-.......... S 1.50
R.. D. Rodgers, salary ....... $166.66
G. W. Robertson, court house. S lis
Ricketts, & Emmons, for
county farm 49,. go. $ 1850 {
Ricketts, & Emmons, for ;
court house ............ $ LOO
G. W. Robertson, for ,
county farm .......... S 1875 =
S. ". Bell Telephone Co., Ia
county farm .......... $ 3.O3
s. w. Bell Telephone Co, Y
probate office .......... s 700 ,
s. W. Bell Telephone Co,
circuit clerk ........... S 500 Y
S. w Bell Telephone Co., ....$ 700 i
S. w. Bell Telephone Co.,
H H. Grafford ........ S 500 Y
R. S. Mckinney, salary $500. S 1000 s
Squires Elect. Co, .......... S LOO
Standard Pig. Co., Circuit
Clefk 2.15 4
S. F. Torreson, salary $500. $629.40i
Leila ]. Tinsley, salary ...... 5 $500 G
Wilkins & Brown, for farm -. $3.50 g
R S. Mckinney, three days
board of Equalization =. S 1900 =
H. H. Grafford, criminal costs S 1885 =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
HAROLD HOLT ANOTHER
MEXICO COLORED BOY
nrU,T-nAr. rnnzF I'm N~CI
RETURNS FROM FRANCE

Harold Holt, colored, son Of Viii
liam Holt, who has been in the 92nd
Division in France returned to Mex
leo Tuesday after receiving his dis
charge at Camp Merritt, N. ]. He
has had a wonderful experience and is
glad to get back home.
Holt is one Of the best known col
ored boys in Mexico. Before enter
ing the service he was employed by
Shirley Thompson Of the Orpheum
and was valuable assistance as he
did most of the bill posting. AS soon
as he has had a little vacation he will
again take up his work with Mr..
Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
E. F. WATSON BACK
FROM FRANCE WAS
WOUNDED IN THE FOOT

E. F. Watson, a former Mexico boy
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Watson
of Winford, Mo, arrived here Sunday
for a short visit with friends after
having lately received his discharge
from Camp Grant, III.
Watson was wounded in the left
foot by a Machine Gun bullet in the
Argonne Forest April 20. He was
in overseas service eleven months
and sailed for France in April 1918
He was in three important engage
ments, Argonne, St. Mihiel and Al,
SAGE. He sailed for America, March
II landing in Hoboken, on March %
From there he was sent to Camp Mer-
rift and later to Camp Grant where
he received his discharge.
He returned to his home in Win
field a day or so ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
AUDRAIN COUNTY BILLS.
Allowed at April Term of the County
Court.

The following bills for March we arc
| allowed at the April session of the
Audrain County Court:
J. D. Miller, salary .-........ $1,000
Il. H. Grafford, treaseure
salary .....-.. ........ Sl6ti.66
Lynch Mcdonald Const.
Co, bridges ......... $521.56
Vaughn Thomas, sup't. hos
pital No. l .......... S $500
Harry Householder, on contract 5 1850
Harry Householder, on road
contract ...........-. 5 5000
State Sbpt. Hospital No. L.. 5 $500
D. II. C%authorn, insurance
on court house .......- S 71.68
John W. Howell, insurance
on court house .......... 1874
Fred B. Kent, insurance on
Jail and court house $500 5 41.ss
T. E. Hook, insurance on
court house ..-........ S 2394
}. H. Lane insurance on
court house ......-......... S T1.6S
Lakenan & Barnes, Insurance
on court house ........ S 1888
H. Clay Mcclure, insurance
on court house .-...... S 1000
j. C. Mundy, insurance on
court house ........... S 1920
H. Clay Mcclure, insurance
on court house ........ 5 1898
Ricketts, & Whitney, insurance
on court house .......- s 63.75
". B. Sappington, insurance
on court house ....... S 44.3O
H. E. C. Tucker, insurance on
Jail and court house 80. S 81. "a
Williams & Sharp, insurance
on court house ........l S $3.50
C. A. Witherspoon, insurance
on court house .......-. S 51.SO
Artic Ice Co, ice ..........-. $40
C. P. Arnold, stamps and
NN'SASRNS v c4sOt
George D. Barnard & Co.
circuit clerk .......4. S 1920
George D. Barnard & Co.
circuit clerk, supp. 49,. S 1915
c. P. Berger, repairs
to Jail 5 las
Buxton & Skinner,
recorder supplies ..-... 5 4O.7O
Buxton & Skinner,
probate ct. supplies 80. $ $40
Buxton & Skinner,
supp. for treasurer $50. 5 1853
Buxton & Skinner,
supp. for treasurer ...... "a
Buxton & Skinner,
supp. for recorder ...... 5 11.5O
J.. At Brown, salary office. S $500
George D. Barnard,
supp. co. clerk ......... S $500
& Skinner, supp.
county clerk .......... 5 1882
H. L. Berry, for care
of bridges -..-........ S 500
w. L. Craddook supplies
collector ............ 5 2.25''
R. B. Cauthorn, supplies -. 5 1851,
f. B. Cautho-2, salary ...... $10122
Crown Laundry Co., Co. far 5 4.69
L. Craddock, supplies
scno2. -....-..... -. 5 3.82
Considine & Wales, Co., farm S 8.35
w. L. Craddock, supplies
county clerk .......... S 100
W. L. Craddock, supplies
county treasurer ....... 5 LOO
Daniels & Cass, bridges -. S 1.5O
Brothers, supplies
to jail 5 $50
Daniel & Cass, court house :. S .25
F. Elliott, stamps, ex-
press, etc ............ s 20.18
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

For the highest cash prices on
poultry, eggs, cream and hides, see
w. L. DAVENPORT co.
Old Morris-Haas' stand. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Miss Franc Johnson will accompany
| Miss Genevieve levitt to her home in
| Glasgow, Mo, this weekend where
she will visit several days. From
| there she will go to Kansas City where
she will visit friends a short while.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
THOMAS JERMAN DIES
AT HIS HOME NEAR
CANT MONDAY

Thomas J. Jerman about IS years
old died at his home near the Salt
River Church in the Western part of
the county Monday night, death re-
sulting from a paralytic stroke receiv-
ed sometime ago.
He was an old resident Of Audrain
County and was a member Of the Salt
River Christian Church. Besides his
wife, he leaves seven or eight chill
dren, all grown.
The funeral services were conducted
at Salt River Tuesday afternoon.
Burial was in the Salt River cemetery.
J. A. Butterfly of Moberly was a
Mexico visitor SUNDAY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Miss Bessie Scobee visited in Cen
tralia Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Fred J. Roberts of Moline was a
Mexico visitor Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
CRADDOCK'S
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
HARRY J. CANDY. Deceased,
Of Audrain County, Missouri, have
been granted the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of said county, bear
ing date of Dec. 9th, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months after date of said Letters or
they may be precluded from any ben
eft of such estate and if such claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the time of the publication Of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
ANNIE Z. CANDY,
Administrative.
LIST insertion April II, 1919. 3-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

We expect Baby Grand to arrive
about April 21st. d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

James E. Carroll of Louisiana, Mo-,
visited in Mexico, Mo-, a short while
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lehman of
Youngstown, O., are visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Joseph
3arth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

R. E. McInce of Montgomery City
came over to Mexico for a short visit
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

I. NJ. Richards, former agent of
the Wabash station is visiting friends
and relatives in Illinois this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

For the highest cash prices on
poultry, eggs, cream and hides, see
w. L. DAVENPORT co.
Old Morris-Haas stand. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Billy Brownlee of Farber sepnt the
day Sunday in Columbia. He drove
over in his car and returned to Mex
leo Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Lewis Jesse was a CentraIia visitor
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17
No Sheepskins This Year.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, April 14.-Col-
Ilege graduates will receive no sheep
skins this year, according to Thomas
O'Shaughnessey of Chicago, diploma
Specia lst, who said recently that
graduation certificates are being is
sued on plain paper, camoufiaged to
resemble parchment. America relied
on Europe for its stock of diploma
material, he said, and the supply was
exhausted long ago. None is being
shipped at present.
Perry Platt and Joe Conroy of JEFF
ferson City wer among the visitors
here Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

Are you going to see Baby Grand
when it arrives in Mexico? d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-04-17

]. L. Alderman of Rush Hill visit
ed friends here the first of the week.