davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

will trade for income property: call
79s Calumet avenue. Hammond. 9.1c-3
FOR SALE-Modern new room brick
bungalow. large HvingN-room with a
fireplace and bLilt-in book ca sA= fur
mace, improved lawn and garden. sh ades
screens and gas water heater included
s. 90. Immediate possession FOR
81 S40.0c "a sh balance terms sic
Eaton street. Hammond. 3-s-9eod
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

TOR SAT.T'-4 room CottaEe on John
son street: special Offering only ii3So
$3.50 arst Davrne~t balance IS rent. ap-
PLY Betz Bros. 400 Holman street, Ham.
rnnnd a-11-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

rWTI INC
mans pocket book or smaller car taken
as part payment; phone Hammond 1864
$40 Calumet avenue. 2-fl-2
USED CAR BARGAINS
one five passenger Studebaker touring
one i've passenger Bristol touring.
one five passenger Hupmobile touring.
model r
one oakland IKE passenger touring.
Just like new,
Every one Of these cars are In good
running condition and prices are cut
IN half what they costs Us, We can
arrange suitable terms. Open Sundays
and evenings.
FAST CHICAGO AUTO SALES 90.
524 Chicago avenue, phone Ehst Chica-
90 834 3-1l-2
FOR SAI4El-l9Is Ford Touring Car.
runs and looks Ike new. VIII sell at
bargain. phone 1913 or call 1lb2 C2lu-
met avenue. Hammond. 81 l
FOR SALE-one Ohio Touring Car in
Al shape. 1850: one Saxon Roadster
Electric hight and starter, 800. one
Harley Davidson Motorcycle, $fg6i one
Ford aSpeedster with Bosch M2gneto,
s225, Small payment down will take
any car: Hammond Auto Paint and Top
90. 4Sc Holman St. Hammond Sll-'
FOR SALE OR Mercer. model
ego. passenger Sport Disk w he Is ;
t506 Forsvthe avenue, phone East tnl-
cago s72-M. 2-ll-2
FOR SAIH OR TRApE-i920 Maxwell
passenger 1890; Ford Coupe, t3ee;
Ford SpeedsteT, 3225: 1905 Forsythe ave,
phone 672-M East C'hica go. S-1l-2
FOR SAI.F-Dort Coupe. 8 passenger
ltrht Winton Six. LIST Glaze condition.;
Tnlnaa e Startsman, SIS South Hob
man street. phone Hammond 1889:
FOR SALT WHY'S knight 1921 coupe
driven $500 miles. like new. I'VE Cord
tires: self cheap for quick sale: terms to
responsible parties call 19l hammond
bet veeen 9 a m and ?. m. and snd
a m 3-t1-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

FVDR SALE room Bungalow mn,fcr
s borgain if taken at once. pbor
of13 Hammond all.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

WANTED-Housew work by widow with
small boy, no Washings; call 3S6 East
State street. Hammond. 9-il-3
FURNISHED ROOMS
1N01S RI3NT-FNlrnIsfeG rooms 70 let;
$3.50 to Ss.5o per wee.S: Hotel Carleton
hammond 2-26-tf
mn. soIf{ Z 3 es,r"9 ). cs Hpeii 'f st
phone g5cM Hammond. 3-2S-tf
FOR RENT-Tvro light housekeeping
rooms. no childrens 443 Indiana ave.
Hammond. s-s-1
FOR RENT rooms AID bath Eas and
electricity: 262 North Holman street.
Hammond. 3-IO-2
FOR RENT Furnished house. cell hs-
tween : and .. m. phone Hammond
'G5-M. 3-Ie-3
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeeping
rooms for bachelors; ISIS Plummer
avenue. Hammond 3-1O-1
FOR ftFNT-3 or room hEht house
keping suites; call 4725 Magoun ave,
East Chicago. s-l0-2
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. phone
steam heat gents $50 Thornton, near
Calumet avenue Hammond. s-l0-3
FOR RE.NT-DesJable room. II Carroll
street. phone Hammond 110s-M. S-it-2
FOR RENT nicely furnished front
rooms. 1st floor with front porch
bath ard entrance strictly private, ell
ectric lights furnished; w A Diblee.
424 Indiana avenue, phone l146-M Ham
mond. SILL
lNOR RENT--Tvo steam heated front
rooms fer housekee pfng no children:
SO State street phone 1895 Hammond
SILL
ENOR RENTING newly decorated light
housekeeping rooms: us Sohl street
HAMMOND. Bills
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
all -conyeniences, men only; sos oak
ley avenue, Hammond. SHIP
nor RFyNT-Nice clean sleeping room
hair block from car line; 36 Clinton
street End fat Hammond. 3-l1-l
FOR RENT-E2xtrA large nicely fur
uishSd front room, near harrison Park
suitable for one or two gentlemen. adj
dress BIOS care OF Times, Hammond.
FT0R RENT-Niceiy furnished large
front room. suitable for one or two
gentlemen, South side, near park phone
HsTtmond S56-W. 3-ll-2
FOR RENF-Pleasant front room, for
or two men. also single room. ap-
ply Barring avenue East Chicago. 3-11-2
FOR RENT-Room with closest for re-
fined gentlemen; 726 South Holman.
street. Hammond. 3-ll-2
FOR RFNT-F'urnish rooms for light
usekeepins; 1906 Forsythe avenue,
East Chicago. 3 LIZ
FOR RENT-Be4utlfuny furnished
front bed room. heated handy to res-
taurant and street car. couple or two
women pFt1NrTFNs D"4 NtftdkB hNF-llHF
r'3@' C,hica"o. 5-ll-l
FOR RF1NT-Rooms. nicely furnished.
tor housekecp ping modern. 723 Chicago
avenue. Fsst Chicago. Bill
iN0R RENT or I furnished rooms for
housekeeping down stairs. no objec-
zion to children; pa Michigan avenue
Faulnond. Sill
FOR RENT-Tsyo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. heat. light furnish
ed no children: S. per week; 497 sum
NOR street. Hammond. 5-1l-l
FS0R RENT-FNrnished rooms for light
housekeeping, no children; 1927 Elm
street Indiana Harbor 2-1i-3
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house
keeping: INQUIRE 26 Dou glas street
phone 1o3S-R Hammond Sill
FOR RFNT-Two modern light house
keptne rooms; SIT Truman avenue
phone Hammond 1242-R 3-1l-l
FOR RsF,NT-TWo we'll furnished rooms
with bath for Hight heHsele pins. prl-
vote entrance. 232 Indiana avenue, tel
90 Hammond. SILL
INoR RENT Furnished room, suitable
FOR one or two gentlemen; $50 Ann
street upper fat Hammond. Bill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
HATTON-CoNCoRD

Mrs. Alice Bright is visiting her
brother, Charley Holt and family in
Niles, Michigan. - Willard Greed,
who has been working in st. Louis
the past six months with an auto
company, returned home and will be
travelling salesman for a Auto Supply
Company Of st. Louis. - Pat Tincher
shipped a car load Of cattle from
Auxvasse Monday and one load of
hogs from McCredie to the st. Louis
market. - We understand Miss Grace
Cannell has been employed again to
teach the Flynt school this fall. This
is Miss Grace's third term and she has
given entire satisfaction the past two
years. - Ira Cottrill has a sick COW.
= The chicken thieves have been quite
busy the past few months, nearly
everybody around here has lost chick
ems, corr and oats. - The cold spell
killed some of the garden stuff up and
it is hard on little chicks, also, quite a
few have 300 and 400 chicks. 49, The
people ire sorry of the death Of John
Martin Of Auxvasse. - Boone Gilbert
and sons have the corn land of the
Misses Sale rented for this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
IRISH Hill.

Elton Britton was visiting his broth
err, Tom Monday evening. We are
sorry to hear Mrs. Tom Britton is
still on the sick list. - Ed Chism is
also on the sick list and was not able
to go on the section to work. - Mrs.
Brewer was sick in bed, but is better
now. - Considine & Wales shipped
65 cases of eggs Monday. - Carl
.Gervin is putting up a new fence
around the garden of his property in
town. = There have been several APP
~plicants for the school here. 1t is a
good chance for a number one teach
er. Here's hoping to see a fine school
another year. - Frank Wales was in
the store Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday. - The Home Makers Club
will meet with Mrs. Herald Carr, if
the weather is favorable but if not
will meet at Mrs. Ford Christians.
An interesting program is prepared
for the afternoon. They also have
some business to transact. Visitors
always welcome. - The Loyal Daugh-
ters' Class of Community Church
met with Mrs. Will Young. Owing
to the bad roads and bad weather
there were not many out. But we
hsd a nice program and all enjoyed
teirselves. They will meet again
April 28th with Mrs. Homer Ander-
son. "A full attendance is desired. -
Rush Hill, community extends their
ghesftfelt Sympathy to John Hilder-
brand and son over, the loss of Mrs,
Hifderbrand, also the father and
wother, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wink
Ter. Then again the angel of death
took. the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
0ryils Melahn. All extend to both
heir heartfelt. sympathy. Consi-
dine e Wales shipped 125 cases of
eggs Monday morning. They also
J shipped $4,000 worth Of chickens to
ST. Louis this week. There were
not many out to Sunday school on, ac-
count of the weather. Saturday
was sure a bad day. It was a mix
ture Of rain and snow. Sunday morn
ing there was ice sto be seen every
where, but we are sure glad to see
the sun shining once more. - Mrs.
Luther Sims and daughter, Alice,
came down from Mexico to spend the
week end with Luther Sims. Mrs,
Erie Williams is confined to the house
on account of a badly sprained ankle
Hope she will soon be out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

- Irvine : Biges and wife spent
Thursday at ]. E. Northcutt's.
Stanley Caldwell, Jra gave his par
ents a scare Thursday afternoon by
getting into a solution Of perman-
ganate Of potash which his mother
had been using for her chicks. He
came through o. K. though. - J. E.
Northcutt visited Clyde Johnson Fri
day afternoon. - Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morley were sur
prised to have the neighbors arrive
for one Of their jolly parties. The
merry makers enjoyed themselves to
the full. Cake and fruit were in
abundant. Those present were Leslie
Williams, Jim Maxwell, Earl Motley,
Raymond Motley, Paul Evans, 0gle
Helm, John Clithroe and their fam
lilies. - Sunday afternoon Miss Ina
Gregg, daughter of VIM. Gregg of
Nadine, and Mr.. Everett McGrew, son
of VIM McGrew of this n~eighborhood
we're married by Bro. Barton at the
parsonage in Vandalia. They were
accompanied by James Gore and Miss
Katherine Woodson. They expect to
live on Mrs. Fannie Thomas farm
near Bethel church. - Monday a re-
ception was given by the parents Of
the groom. We wish for the happy
couple much joy and prosperity. -
Sunday visitors. Ogle Helm and Ed
Trower and their families spent the
day at Allen Beedle's. Leslie Will
liams and family and Jim Maxwell
and family visited D. E. Nation and
wife. Harrison Kelly and wife spent
the day at VIM. Barnes. also RusseI
Nuckles and family spent the evening
there. J. T. Walker and wife spent
the evening at Ogle Helms. Ed
Trower and family sepnt the even.
ing at Earl Motley's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
MeCLINTIC ITEMS.

The teacher and pupils of McClintic
School, were given a surprise basket
dinner Thursday noon, April 14th, by
the patrons and friends Of the school.
The occasion Was very enjoyable.
Thase present werss Rhoda Estella
Virginia Caldwell Ferris George Eli
wood Ferris, Anna MoIlet, Marion
May Mollet, Sallis Hagan, Fonsy
Hagan, Walger Hagan, Frank Paris,
Louis Sonwalt, Elsie Sonwalt, Stella
Mollet, John MolIet, Jrs, Homer An
derson. Frances Anderson, Daisy
L0wer, Ethel Mechlir, Charles Mech
lin, Merle Mechlin, Donald Mechlin,,
Keith Mechlin, Sarah u. Paige. John
Edwin Paige, Howard Paige, Leslie
Brown, Ferne Brown, Clyde Brown,
Ruth Brown, Percy Porter, Brice
Flynn, Ruth Flynn. Harry Sidney
Flynn, Lille shoup, Ruth shoup, DON
sid shoup, Henry Sonwalt, Sadie Son
walt, Gsrtis Hale, VIII T. Hale. Mary
Hale, Mary Wsaver, Annie Jesse. Lea
sonwalt, Fannie Scnwalt On FIJI
day ~ McClintic school, there we're
graduating ~sxcrciaes for fonr grad
uases: Charles Ferrn, Thonas Hagani
cecilis Geia and Edna May Sonwalt,
azs progran included an invocation
BY hrs. Clyde Shoup, commencement
prcfs Selby Swift, and
swa II diul6mes by Leslie
Crown boss who receiysd honorable
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
Sell Potta Real Estate.

The following pieces of real estate
belonging to the Willard Potts and
Susan Potts estate, have been sold re-
Gently by the administrator J. H.
Lane:
Two lots in Cardwell addition to the
Lacrosse Lumber Co., for $4,000.
One lot in Cardwel addition to Mrs.
Betty Gillian for $3.50.
One lot in City Survey A to H. B.
Mckinley for $1,000.
One lot in City Survey A to James
Mackey for $3.50.
Five pieces Of property for negroes
in-Ladd's addition to different parties
for a total Of $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
AUxyAssE ITEMS.

Mrs. Harry Henderson, Miss Katie
Wood, Robt. and Edward Wood were
called to Kirksyille Monday to the
bed side of their father, DR.. R. B.
Wood of Fulton who is in a Hospital
suffering with gangreen. About a year
ago DIR. Wood burned his foot on an
electric heater and the wound never
healed. At this writing DIR. Wood is
very low and not expected to survive.
DR.. R. B. Wood of Fulton died this
morning at Kirksville. Funeral
Thursday at Fulton and burial at
Concord. - Mrs. Chas. w. Morse OF
New York City has returned home
after a weeks visit with her nephew
Bernard Cowles. Mrs. Morse and her
husband have recently returned from
abroad and say the of war are
fast disappearing and the people have
everything in abundance with the ex-
ception of money. - Paul Pierce the
ten year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Pierce is very low with pneu-
monia.-The poles are being set and
wire stretched from Fulton to the
Mississippi-Missouri Rock Crushel
south of town. The railroad company
are putting in a switch and the plant
should be in operation soon. - Miss
Kate WcSa was in St. Louis the first
of the. week. - Pat Tincher shipped
hogs and cattle to the st. Louis mar
ket Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
WILLIAM TATE
DIES U
AT ACE OF 50

William P. Tate, an ex-confederate
soldier and resident of Mexico for the
past year, died at. his home here at
913 West Buchanan Thursday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. He was eighty
three years of age and had been sick
about two weeks. Mr.. Tate was a re-
tired farmer who used to farm near
Fulton. He is survived by his wife,
Molloy Tate, and four children, Mrs.
C. Fl. Wade Of Chicago, Mrs. Alex Lay
of Denver, Mrs. l. M. Stuart Of Men
den, Mo-, and W. P. Tate. Jr, Of Col
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
DYE ITEMS.

Ralph Lerity and family, Mrs. Envy
Holtcamp and family were in Rush
Hill Monday TIL people of Hedge
dale District are going to erect a new
school building soon. Mrs. Homer
Azdell and Mrs Ernest Hale made
the guests Of Mrs. II. F.. Dudgeon
Thursday afternoon. Ralph Lerity
painted his automobile last week. -
Albert Erdel was. in Mexico. on bus
mess Tuesday. - John Jessie, aJohp
and Ralph Leritz worked on the road
Neutrality-suspicious. Mrs. Harry Wat
son are visiting Mrs. Sallie Anderson.
Ralph Leritz aided Albert Erdel in
breaking a young horse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Erdel is breaking
q young horse. - Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Azdell, Mrs. Will Azdell and son were
in Laddonia Monday. - Ralph Leritz
aided John Jesse in breaking q horse
Saturday. - James and Bennie Booth
Of Santa Fe called on Mr., and Mrs. H.
F. Dudgeon Thursday. Mrs. John
Jessie was the guest of Mrs. Ralph
Leritz Thursday Afternoon. - Several
attended the wrestling match at Lad
donia Wednesday night. T. LaRue
O. G. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer AZ
dell were in Laddonia Friday.-Ralph
Leritz sold hogs to Farmers Eleva-
tor Co." at Rush Hill Thursday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Shook, Eldon
Huntsman, Henry Beulah and Clayton
Erdel were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Witchie and family Sun
day. Mrs. Albert Erdel was among
the Laddonia shoppers Saturday.
Ralph Leritz aided Albert Erdel and
son in hauling hogs which were sold to
Pete Harper Monday. - Henry Erdel
Ed Witchie and several others attend
ed the wrestling match at Louisiana
Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
CAN'T ITEMS

Marie Harrison is visiting at the
home of jeff Allison and family, her
grandparents, this week. There
were twenty five at Sunday school
Sunday, All the roads were bad and
they sure commenced on time-10
o'clock as was agreed upon. - Mar
that Winn and little son, Wendal, are
still at y. B. Nevins. His little neck
is SO much better, hope he win soon
be well again. Joe Smith had a
horse fall with him and hurt his knee
real bad. Joe has had to stay close in
for a few days. - The ladies residing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Miss Pearl Davis of Mexico visited
her sister Mrs. Roy Dudley the past
week. - Misses EvefyA and Velma
Weber visited their uncle, Euell Nit
chell and wife last week. - Chas.
Winkler Of Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Boiling and Mrs. Fanny Boil
ling of Shelbina came last week to at
tend the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
John J.. 'Hildebrand. - The commun-
ity was greatly shocked at the sudden
death of Mrs. John Hildebrand which
occurred last Thursday. Mrs. Hide
brand was very much devoted to her
family and will be greatly missed by
her many friends. The funeral was
held at the Christian church in Benton
City Sunday evening. Rev. Wood of
the Community Church of Rush Hill
officiating. Many beautiful floral Of
ferings were in evidence and burial
was made in the Benton City ceme-
terry. - Mrs. Hubert Holbrook has
been suffering from her vaccination
Rev. Franc Mitchell filled his appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church Sum
day.-Rev. Mitchell has recently pass
ed his 18th birthday and is enjoying
improved health. - Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hildebrand
Oscar Hinze and family, Miss Josie
Volk and other friends all from Wells
vile attended the funeral Of Mrs. Rosie
Hildebrand Sunday.
BENTON CITY ITEMS
The Rev. Mitchell Of Montgomery
City filled his appointment at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning and
evening. ~ There was a large crowd
attended the funeral of Mrs. John j.
Hildebrand Sunday afternoon at the
Christian Church. There were many
beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Hide
brand will be greatly missed in her
home and in the community. - Mrs.
John Dews is suffering from a sprain-
ed ankle. - Several from here were
shopping in Mexico Monday. - Doug
lass and Susie Tanner spent Monday
with Mrs. French Douglass We are
glad to report that our sick people are
all better. - We are glad to report
that Charlie Clark, south Of town is
some better of his rheumatism.-Mrs.
Dian Tinsley and children spent Sum
da with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hildebrand. - The Rev. Mclaughlin
filled his appointment at Unity Sun
day. - The freeze Saturday and Sum
day nights did quite a bit of damage
to the fruit. - Several are papering
and housekeeping this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

near Cant met at the home Of Mrs.
Clyde Wilson's on Monday night,April
the 18th. There were ten present
namely. Mrs. JEFF Allison, Mrs. Hus
Mildred, Mrs. Joe Berrey, Mrs. Vess
McCowen, Mrs. John Scholl, Mrs. AL
len Duffy, Mrs. Roland Showers, Mrs.
Harvey AMI Willie Edwards and Mrs.
Wilson made ten. They organized
a club but haven't decided on a name
yet. 1t is to be decided on April %
when we meet at Mrs. Harvey Ed
wards, Mrs. Wilson sure knows how
to entertain. She first passed oranges
then pop corr balls and then nice
bowls of home made candies and all
you wished of all. The children pres
emit were: Ola and LARAMIE Showers,
Anna, Maud Duffey, Mary Eva School
and little Junior McCowen and Ray
mond Lee Edwards. All left for home
at almost twelve o'clock telling Mrs.
Wilson good night and hoping to meet
again soon with out club duties. Glad
to have any one else to join Dur club
that will, any one welcome as a Wis
itor any time we meet. - Mrs. V. V.
Smith has go goose eggs setting. We
feel sure she will have a goose dinner
next Xmas and invite US all over to
eat goose. - Mrs. Edgar Sims and
children and Mrs. Cloyd Wade and
little Halle were in Cant shopping
Friday evening. Kelly was paying q
cents for eggs. - Larkin Poff and
family and Genelle eDnham and Carl
Cleeton visited at Tom Cleeton and
family's Saturday night and Sunday,
- Some few have planted some corn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
R. S. MCKINNEY
RESIGNED AS CO.
SURVEYOR HERE

R. S. Mckinney, who has been Sur
veyor for Audrain County since 1896,
has rendered his resignation to the
Audrain County Court to take effect
May first.
Mr.. Mckinney is enc of the oldest
continuous office holders in this coun-
ty, an ex- Confederate soldier, and has
a host of friends here who will regret
to learn that he expects to leave Mex
leo shortly for Georgia wher he is go
ing to accept an important position.
The Ledger joins Mr.. McKinney's
many Mexico friends in wishing him
continued success in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
~EaHNTRY
.EHRRE5pUNDENEE

mention for attendance during the
term were: Walter Hitz, Lola Fern
Anderson, Erwin Mollet and Lucille
Mollet. = Selby Swift has been re.
elected as teacher Of McClintic School,
with an increased salary. Nh. Swift
has been doing splendid work and his
reelection shows the appreciation Of
the district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
HAZEL ITEMS.

T. w. Crawford had the misfortune
to get hurt by a horse Tuesday morn
ing. - Friends of Mrs. Joe Wave are
sorry to know she is-notrin asygood
health as Usual. Her son, ]. HsWare
Of Altanont, Kansas, is here for a
short visit. Quite a bit of snow
fell Saturday, hard on little chickens
prd growing crops especially the
freeze Saturday night did a good deal
of damage. - Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
of st. Louis are visiting Mrs. SAllie
Anderson and family. - Mrs. Hollis
Davidson is on the sick list. Mr..
ard Watson spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hill Wednesday evening. - George
Hagerdorn and son, Walter, were at
w. H. Holilngsworth's Saturday ev-
ching. Mrs. Sallie Anderson and
son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Watson sepnt Sunday with Mrs.
Stone Reid at Worcester. - Rev. Rice
of Ladodnia preached at the Littleby
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. He was a, dinner guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Cauthorn and spent the night with
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Crawford return
ne home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wins
horst from Rush Hill was at Madison
vile Monday. - w. H. Hollingsworth
made a business trip to Rush Hill
Monday. H. Watson who has beer
visiting in this vicinity returned to
his home in St. Louis Monday. His
wife and little, nephew stayed for q
longer visit. - Henry Schrader spent
Monday at his fathers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
SELLS LAID LEAR
MEXICO AT $1,000
AN ACRE WE'D
Place Now Called Sturdy Oak Poland
China Place; Formerly Called
Col. Clay Place.

Daniel C. Hader sold a four acre
pasture south of his farm near Mexico
for $4,000 Wednesday. The place which
is now named Sturdy Oak Poland
China Place" was previously known
as the Col Clay Place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
PRAIRIE HILL.

Ed Trower and Fay Utterback
finished planting corn last week.
Mrs. George Adams received a mes
sage Thursday stating that a son
had arrived that morning at the home
Of her son, G. B. Adams Of ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

G. A. Vance delivered a load of tim
othy hay to the Producers Grain Co.,
this last week for $40 a ton as did A,
N. Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

umbia.
Funeral services were held satar-
day morning at the home, with the
Rev. w. G. Cowart officiating.
The Ledger joins the community in
extending sympathy to the bereased
for the death Of a man Of such splen-
did and upright character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

C. A. Barnes was in Jefferson City
Wednesday on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21
DODGE Tops

Put on, s24.OO. We do all kinds Of
top work. d1 wi
WIN. s. RAGSDALE HARNESS CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

Mrs. c. T. Hays continues to i'm
prove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

DIR. P. E. Coil has purchased a hand
some Cadillac from the Hoxsey-Shrout
Motor Company.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-05-06

it is funny TO be thrown through life.
But at the same time 1t is rather I'M
usual.
Most creatures and things aren't
thrown through life. The SNOWFALL is
different.
"And I'm glad, after all, | am
SNOWFALL. 1t makes life very jolly and
good fun When one breaks it is so
nice 10 be patched up again or TO be
used with some more snow.
but hush, the children are coming
from school. And the boy who made
me and you and good many others
of us will be looking for us right away.
81 do believe, brother SNOWFALL, they
like US better than lessons -