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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23

charges on the tobacco held by the
redryers willNbe borrowed from the
banks on the receipts. The tobacco
will be held in storage until disposed
of at profitable figure directly to
European countries for short-time
government bonds.
The preferred stock Of the mar
keting company will be issued in
payment for tobacco at their fair
market value. When the final sale
Of the season is made the preferred
stock will be retired at par and ac
cumulated interest. Any profits left
will be distributed pro rate among
the growers. In this way, it was ex-
planned, every man will share pro-
'portionately in the profits to the
value Of the tobacco delivered by
him to the marketing company. .
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Anti-Saloon League
Protests against Cider

The Anti Saloon League will ask
Attorney General Palmer to recon-
slider his ruling that the use of cider
in the home by its manufacturer,
even after it has become intoxicat-
ing by fermentation, is lawful, W.
B. Wheeler, general counsel of the
league, announced. Neither the let
ter nor the implied purpose Of the
prohibition act justified such a rul-
ing Mr.. Wheeler asserted.
Declaring the eighteenth amend
ment prohibits the manufacture Of
intoxicating liquors for beverage
purposes in the home or elsewhere,
Mr.. Wheeler said Congress is per-
hitting the manufacture of cider
and fruit juices for home use fixed
the alcoholic standard at one half
Of one per cent. The ruling, he ad-
ded, should be reconsidered because
Congress placed its own rule of con-
struction on the law by saying the
act should be construed to prevent
the fuse of intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes"
The Attorney Generals rulings,
he asserted, would not affect the 38
states which have laws prohibiting
the making Of cider which becomes
intoxicating, but in the other ten
states, ut will make enforcement
more difficult if it is upheld by the
court"
"The ruling made encourages and
increases the use of intoxicating
cider" Mr.. Wheeler asserted.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23
Real Estate

FOR SALE-One two-story frame
house and lot 50x100 feet on West
Locust street. House has Z rooms, 2
halls, bath and store room, front,
back and sleeping porches. Parlor
has hardwood floor. This property
is rented to the best of tenants at
$500 per month, and is a good in
vestment. Will be priced to sell. Call
at 116 West Locust street or phone
345. H. o. JAMES. left
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FOR SALE

Two young Jersey cows, one fresh
and giving ala gallons per day,
and the other gives 2 gallons per
day. The milk is about the average
in richness and these cows can be
MIXED anywhere in the pasture. VIII
be sold worth the money. p. e. Flora
or phone 200.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-92- acre
farm within 2 miles of Winchester
on good pike. 7-room house, dandy
good one, good barn, well watered,
good orchard. This one must be seen
to be appreciated. Priced to sell, or
would take residence property in
Mt. Sterling or Owingsville, KY, as
part pay on this farm. Call on or
address HENRY & FLEENOR, Win
chester, KY, phone 807. (16-tf)
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FOR REAL ESTATE-See Crav-
ems & Turpin. We have several good
farms and suburban homes. Also a
long list of city properties. Give as
call. Southwest corner Main and
Bank streets. Cravens & Turpin,
Phone us your wants.-491.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
SALE-One Of the best locations
for general store in Clark county.
Good storeroom, 60x26, galvanized
on outside. Steel on inside. Good
barn and 7-room house with 10
acres Of good land. This place is
on good pike close to school and
churches. Henry & Fleenor, exclu-
sive agents, Winchester, Ky. (16-tf)
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The Chicago bootleggers who were
arrested when their baggage, labeled
"hats," sprung leak can say with
all truth that the lid was not clamp
ed down tight enough.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23
Automobiles and Accessories
TIRESl TIRESi

We are not especially interested
in the announcement that mahogany
has doubled in price, for the ulti-
mate destination of mahogany now
adays means little in our young life.
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CIR CENT DISCOUNT

A iscount of 5 per cent will be
alloJ on all monuments purchased
from us; provided we are invited to
call and show what we have. 1t will
save us that much in time and trou-
BILE; everything in MEMORIALS. All
work guaranteed.
THE MURRAY & THOMAS CO.,
Paris, KY.
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Bring us your ideas for the house
you intend to build in the spring. We
will whip it into shape for you and
you will be ready when the good
weather comes. Mt. Sterling Lumber
Co. (12-2t)
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KENTUCKY Spring Seat Saddle
(hand made), guaranteed to give sat-
isfaction. Made right = Sold rea-
sonable. Horse Blankets, Work, Farm
and Buggy Harness. JOHN R. SAL
MONS, N. Maysville Street. TT
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FOR SALE-Pianos, Players, Or
gans, Photographs. All the new
styles and standard makes. Tuning
and repairing. See samples at Cravens
& Turpin's, cor Main and Bank Sts.,
Mt. Sterling. j. III. Templeman Piano
Co., 1877 N. Broadway, Lexington, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23

Christmas candies, the pure sugar
kind, at Vanarsdelps.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23

SPLENDID line of chicken feed.
Also corn. oats and other feeds for
the horse or cow. Il. Atchison
Il Sons, phone 452.
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All home killed meats. We handle
only the best. Hon Meat Co.
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For Rent
FOR RENT-One large hall, one
4-room flat. Mckee, Phone 107.

p "See Mckee" 'He Knows How"
Real estate anywhere-everywhere
Phone 107.
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Cut prices on Photographs at
Chenault & Orears.
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FURNITURE - Bargains in new
and high grade used furniture, car
pets and stoves. Many other articles
for The Market Place. If
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A. E. LAWRENCE = Our work
speaks for itself. We give all our
Jobs most careful and painstaking
care. Phone or call. We give both
new work and repair work our spe-
cial attention.
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For Miscellaneous

Don't forget we have fresh bottled
milk daily. Quarts, Pints.
(19-tf) E. L. SHACKELFORD.
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C; 90S for fresh cream and milk.
(1S-4t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-23
YOU WANT THIS

Every good wife would like one Of
our handsome Serving Trays. They
make a nice Christmas present.
15-6t Prewitt & Howell.
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Paris, KY

FOR SALE.-Farms, any size, city
and suburban property, at bargains.
General Insurance, automobile, ac-
cident and health, life, fire, surety
bonds. Call on T. Foster Rogers,
Real Estate and Insurance.
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ARMY GOODS-Reduce the ii. G.
L. and get the best of clothing and
shoes. The Market Place. tt
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VIM. ADAMS & SON

The whitest white cakes
The lghtest light rolls
And the flakiest biscuits
Are made when you use
That good "Capital Flour"
BUY IT-TRY 1T. +
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NOTICE TO FARMERS-we pay
the highest market price for turkeys
and other poultry. Agents wanted in
Jerry precinct.-Thos. Heinrich q
Son, Queen street, Phone $40.
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Air rifles and machine guns at
Chenault & Orear's.
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For the BEST in toilet articles. 20 "a
Lloyd's Drug Store.
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EXCELLENT

Miss Holidays Candies for sale
by r. C. LLOYD (17-5t)
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CLASSIFIED
Wanted

WANTED-To trade, : Sorghum
for Hay or Corn. Phone sS12.
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BURLEY BODY TO OFFER
KEY TO PROBLEMS

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Memorial to the memc OF the
reached the point OF ioca
president; Charles Moore
members OF the
washington
tryn o site for the memorial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
GUARDIANS NOTICE

Estate OF MARY JOANNA SYL-
VESTER. MARGARET OSBORNE
SYLVESTER. FRANCES JEAN syL.
vESTER. ELIZABETH ANN SYL..
vESTER. FRANKLIN GEORGE
SYLVESTER. Jr. and DAVID FAIR
FIELD SYLVESTER. Minors.
The undersigned. having been mp
pointed Guardian OF the estate OF
MARY JOANNA SYLVESTER. MAR
GARET OSBORNE SYLVESTER.
FRANCES JEAN SYLVESTER. Ell.
iZABETH ANN SYLVESTER.
FRANKLIN GEORGE SYLVESTER
Jr.. and DAVID FAIRFIELD SYL-
vESTER. Minors Of the County Of
Rio Grandc. In the State OF Colorado.
hereby gives notice that he will ap-
pear before the County Court OF
said Rio Grande County. nj the
Court House In Del Norte In said
County. at the June Term. 1920. on
Tuesday the 18th day OF June. next.
nj which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notih-
cd and requested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Monte Vista. Colo. this
18th day OF May A. ID. 1920.
FRANK @. SYLVESTER. Guard.
ian.
(First published May Is. 1920:
last published June IL, 1920
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
COLORADO DEvELOPEAlENT
GREATER THAN OTHER STATES

Statistics gathered through coun-
assessors and compiled by the
o'Ate immigration Department in
.'"'e that colorado's rural popula-
"On has increased very materially
~ Tue past ten years. and in the
p'nc'pal agricultural districts has
increased more rapidly than the ur-
''n population. This 10 just the op-
p's''e to what has occurred In the
"'nc'pal agricultural states further
's"' where census reports now be-
as made public show that rural pop
psaon has not Increased nearly 30
.p'a'y as that OF the cities, and In
many districts has actually decreas.
SINCE 1910. In the non-irrigated
sS"'ct' OF eastern Colorado the
.A.l population has increased very
.Np,u'y since 1910. and in some cas-
me number Of farms under culti-
.'on at present, as shown by as
~. '''r reports, is more than doubls
A' OF ten years ago. This 10 also
,se IN many districts on the western
p,' p'' particularly in Moffat. Ria
"neo' San Miguel and Dolores
ssn'ies. The records OF the I'm
s.'on Department show that
sra, s, thousand people from other
.es nave come to Colorado In the
TWO years and have purchased
'. rented farms, while an almos,
s."y large number Of persons
0'nsr states have AlsA upon
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
lIRPi.ANE GIVES EXHIBITIONS
AT BLANCA AND AI.lANlOSA

An airplanc from the aviation
wAool In Pueblo spent several days
h the Valley this week giving ex-
llbltion flights and taking up pas
snsers at several points The plane
hnded flrst at Blanca. which town !,
lad tried to reach several days b.
fore. but had been deferred by the
lish Wind from crossing La vsta
Ass. It finally reached Blanca. and
spent Monday there.
On Tuesday the dyer came to Al
snosa and landed In the MadduS
Dasture north OF the river. Bot
Dawson was the aviator. and he wal
accompanied on the ride from Blan'
a BY Ray Stephenson Of that town
An exhibition was given at Alan
ssa Wednesday afternoon. and an
other Thursday afternoon. Severn
passengers were taken up on botl
Says. and many Alamosa people nov
Know the sensations OF nying.-Al
amosa Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

hon"ss"ads In this state. Such
checks a. tho dopa rtm-nt Ia abi. 10
make Indicate that no, i.ss than
ts'ooo.ooo has been Invested In Col.
orado property In tho pas, two ycars
ny PERSONS whom tho department,
has Interested In ,h. Cen,ennis,
State. While all western sta,ss
have shown considerable Increases
In rural population in tho past ave
years. Colorado has psfhaps shown
= more rapid deveiopmsat OF i,s q.
ricui,ural resources In that period
than any other state,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
NOTICE or FINAL sErriHMENr

sNNsssNU wv
Notice 10 hereby given that on Mon,
day. the itth day OF Jun-. A. ID
1890. ALoNZo l.. LAWSON. Guard.
Ian OF the Estat. OF ROBERT EARL
WILSON. a Minor. will appear be
fore the Judge ot the County Cour,
at the Court House In Del Nor,s. Ia
the County of Rio urahd-. Colorado
ut on. o'clock In the afternoon ti:OO
y. MI of said day and present hi.
accounts for nnal settlement and
pray the approval OF tho same aud
ask To be discharged. at which time
and place any person In interest may
appear and present objections. II
any there bc.
WITNESS my hand and Seal a.
Guardian OF tn, Estate OF kob.r,
, Earl Wilson. u Minor. on this l2th
day OF May. A. ID. 1920.
ALONZO l. LAWSON. Guardian
OF Robert Earl Wilson. q Minor.
tFirst published May Is. 1920.
last published June IL. ls20)
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

I. L. Carter and wife returned
home last Friday from q fvo weeks
vacation. during which they spent
most OF the time In California whore
II. Carter's mother resides. They
'n''ed Grand Canon. YelloWstons
Hfk and many other Interesting
places on the circle trip. enjoying
ne whole immensely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

raui Harris sad 0iena Ws1eoa
spsat several days ashinG In tho
sespass Lake,, They report . ass
catch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

Misa Gladys Hawkins arrived
home sunday morning trom psuvsr
where sh- has necn attending srhool
III. past year,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
McCLINTIC ITEMS.
Written by the "a" and "B" Glasses

written by the "a" and "B" Classes)
Mrs. F. 0. Paige came home last
Wednesday from Mexico, where she
had been a patient in the hospital. e.
Walter Hagan visited McClintic school
Monday morning. - Howard Paige
was the guest of his uncle, F. [.
Hagan, Tuesday night. -- The stork
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Hagan last
Saturday night. He brought a girl.
- Theodore Hitz bought a mare from
Roland Edwards for 5000. -. F. |.
Hagan butchered seven hogs Tuesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sonwalt were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mar
tena Tuesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mechlin have moved in on
the place where Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Stanford formerly lived. We are in
deed glad to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
2hlin and family to u vicinity. --
Selby Swift resumed his duties IS
teacher of McClintic school Monday.
1t has been closed several days on ar-
count of the flu. - Miss Fern Mechlin
is a new pupil attending McCllntic
school now. - Charles Ferris has
not been coming to school on account
of having the whooping cough. -
Clyde Shoup butchered hogs Friday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Mollet and fam.
lily were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
LOWS and family Friday. 49, Mr.. and
Mrs F. |. Hagan and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Hagan
and family Thursday night. Mr..
and Mrs. F. |. Hagan were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Flynn Thursday
night. - Hampton Ferris was a WIS.,
itor of Charles Ferris Friday. -
Charles Ferris was the guest of
Hampton Ferris Wednesday. - John
Lows is going to have a sale the 9th
of this month. - Frances Helen An
derson visited McClintic school We'd
nesday afternoon. Louis Sonwalt
has a new Fordson tractor. - John
Martena was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Sonwalt Thursday even.
ing. - Louis Sonwalt, Ed Ferris,
Claude Lower and Clyde Shoun
threshed can Tuesday. - R. P. Mol
let was in Mexico Tuesday and We'd
nesday ,on business. - W. P. Mollet
was the guest of W. C. Schultz Thurs.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
good work and all the pupils progress
sed nicely under her instruction.
MOLINO ITEMS.

Mrs. John Heller and daughter
were able to return home Sunday after
a 8 weeks stay in Santa Fe. - Miss
Florence Heller remains on the sick
list. She is improving slowly. - Mrs.
d. S. Weaver and Son, Jim Henry,
of near Rush Hill spent Saturday
night and Sunday with H. L. Weaver.
- Mrs. VIM. Wainscott had DR.. Coil
remove a needle from her foot recent
ly, that had been in there about five
years. - Mrs. Harry Heller is recov-
ering from the flu. - Chas. Tanner,
wife and son and Mrs. f. L. Tanner
of Skinner were Sunday guests at H
l.. Weaver's. - w. ". Mundy shipped
a a of sheep to st. Louis Monday. -.
Mrs. Nan Williams and family; Miss
Matte Williams, and E. c. williams
wife and daughter of Santa Fe suent
Thursday with H. l.. Weaver. - J. L.
Dudley and wife were dinner guests
Of Herod Hopkins and family Sunday.
- Grover Williams has been sick sew
ceal day but is b--tor-Miss Lily Hof.
rcighter returned home Saturday
She had been nursing Mrs. r. /.
Heller and daughters. 49, Z. 3. Kerr
G,horncd cattle for the following par
ties at A. L. Lipp's Monday: j. E.
Mundy, A. L. Lipp, c. L. Weaver, VIM.
Dunkin and Vergil Stuart. - Mrs.
Theodore Cauthorn is on the sick list.
- Mrs. Peter Cauthorn who was sick
last week is better. Mrs. ]. f.
Blum and Mrs. r. S. Montgomery ana
children of Mexico motored nut to sec
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Heller Sunday afternoon. - We coun-
try folks are wondering what has be-
come of the city house wives that boy
cotted eggs. We think it is about time
they started their boycott act on
sugar. They could get some country
followers on that. - Bruce Ridgeway
has the flu. - Mack Ridgeway has
the flu and pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
HATTON-CONCORD.

Mrs. Sam McClintic is on the SICK
list this week. - Miss Pauline Bates
is over the chicken pox and back at
school. - Dave Thompson is able to
be out. - Hugh Cottrell is sick with
the flu. - Henry Touch's family are
able to be up. - Madison Brooks is
busy hauling posts and will have some
new fence soon. - Mr.. Deets has
rented the Jake Hardrider's place and
will nov first of March to it. s.
W. Muir bought a pen of orr from
Fleet Chism at $1.50 per bu. Gil
more Bros, sold 9 head of mules t.
Jack Muir at $375.O0 per head. -
Frank Muir sold 90 mules to Bailey
q Co, mule firm of St. Louis ut a
good price. - Haton, was sorry t.
loose Willard Creed and Hubert Hass.
Ter but wish them good luck with their
Jobs in Iowa. - This is the last vael;
Of Goose Hill school and we certainly
will miss Miss Ethel. She has done such
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

T1SEMENT IN THE MEXICO EV,
ENING AND WEEKLY LEDGER
THEY BOTH REACH THOUSANDS
OF PROSPECTIVE BUYERS.
T. ]. Bates & Son mp near Hatton
likely are the only north Galloway
farmers who yet have a consignment
of mules on hand. They are SAID to
be fattening 70 head which have not
been sold yet. Fulton Gazette.
Mrs. E. L. White of this county, re-
Gently sold F. A. Morris four hens
whose total weight was 34k pounds.
One of the hens weighed 10 pounds.
This is a state record on the weight
for the single hen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Lee Basham and family nave move /
INTO the Cunningham property on the
edge Of Benton City. - Mrs. Fred
Stamport has returned home after 4
SeiEe with pneumonia at the Audrain
hospital. - There was no rural mail
delivered Monday as the mail carriers
were allowed a holiday because Of
Washington's birthday. - Brother
Henson of Moberly preached at the
Christian church Sunday. He IS a
candidate to supply their church this
year. - The public school cf Benton
City opened Monday after being
closed three weeks because of health
conditions. - Mrs. Ed Hildebrand and
Mrs. Jno. Dews are recovering from
flu. - Josephine Graham and Evelyn
Weber are both recovering from the
measles, - The family of Robt. Der
gan have all been quite ill with Fle. -
Shelf Douglass and family Visited al
French Douglass Sunday. Law
renee Paradeis and wife have oott
been quite i'll. - Mrs. Albert Harrison
will soon hold a public sale.-Hermar
Geisecker went to st. Louis Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

RaiCs Jacobs, near Columbia, plan
~ e7e and three-fourths acres Of
E1auad in tobacco last year and raised
2,701 lbs. which he sold for $3.50.
8oore county and this section once
produced much of the weed and if the
present high prices continue it will
ne . much more profitable crop than
any Other.-Centralia Courier.
The sale held by Bird E. Crum at
Der farm seven miles north of Mexico
Mon1ay was fairly we'll attended and
n total Of about $4,000 was taken in.
A pair of mule colts sold for $270, the
COP price Of the sale. About a dozen
COWS, ranging in price from $40 to
1871, We're sold and a 6-year-old black
mare brought $177.5O. The best hay
Brought $25 a ION.
And now Frank Hulen, the popular
young Pnland-C China hog man, west Of
town, is causing the knowing ones of
&he Prairie Queen to "back water"
and admit that he knows his business
betsr than they do. Some time ago
ne purchased a fine SOW and the price
paid. 81, 800, caused the wise-acres to
gasp and predict dire things +, happen
to him but last week he refused an
nffer Of $1,000 for this SOW from Mr..
Wilson, of Milan, the party he pur-
chaaeG her from and set his price at
$5,0DO-here's hoping he gets it.
Frank says that he now has 80 young
Digs IN his farm that to his mind are
che best yer and believes his fall sale
will De a record breaker. Speaking
IF sales recalls that Ed Frazier, of
Drcyel, purchased three gifts in
Franks sale here last year for $3.50
and last week turned them for $2,2i9
a neat profit of 1880. Another gilt
sold IN the sale for 1926 has sold for
&70e while a $265 pig brought $3.50.
Incidentally Frank says that he now
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
DYE NEWS ITEMS.

Russell Azdell has recovered from
the influenza in Mexico at his grand
mothers. - Geo. Erdel hauled two
loads of corn to Mexico Wednesday at
$3.50. Leroy Shook aided him. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shook
were guests of Nh. and Mrs. Geo Err
del Tuesday evening. - w. l. Britt
and family We're in Rush Hill Monday
night. - Albert Erdel is aiding Harry
Erdel haul hay from Mexico.-Homer
AZdell was in Laddonia on business
Tuesday. - Mrs. John STROLLER is tie
guest of Mrs. Homer Azdell. - Sever
al attended the Greene sale Wednes-
day from here. - Mrs. Otto Alderman
and daughter spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Frank James. - Lawrence Will
liamhorst is i'll with influenza. - Al
bert and Harry Erdel threshed cam
seed for themselves and several othe~s
Thursday. - Geo. Erdel aided Frank
Erdel, Jr., saw wood Thursday.-Mrs.
Ralph Lcritz was I'LL with the flu last
week. - Herman Schradcr has order
ed a new tractor and a Ford car. -
Gather Berry hauled coal to the
school house from Rush Hill Friday.
- Mrs. Albert Erdel has ha a brood
of little chickens for some week
Makes US think of spring. - Miss
Ruth Rouse spent the weekend IN
Mexico.