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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

''Bisogna che ci vada; essa mi aspect
tai" II brutto moto fatto scaccio'
Fallucinazione; senti il freddo del
pavimento ed ebbe paura Stette un
minute immobile a piedi nudi col
Poreechio intento. Gil sembraya di
sentir rumore sui pianerottolo. Per
andale da Teresa, occorreya passal'
ii nuovo dinanzi la porta della can
tina. abbasso; tai pensiero gil fece
correre un gran briyido per le spal-
le. Lo riafferro' 10 spayento, uno
spavento sciocco e opprimente; 81
guardo' intorno con diffidenza mel
la gua camera, c vide ondeggiarc
sprazzi di luce bianchiccia; allo.
ra, in silenzio, con precauzione pie
ma d'una fretta ansiosa, risali' SUI
lctto 81 raggomitolo' e 81 nascose
quasi per sottrarsi ad un'arma, aC
un coltello che 10 minacciasse.
II sangue gil era salito al colo COZ
tale violenza, che Questo gil brucia
va. Ri Vi porto la mano, e senti
sotto le dita la cicatrice della NOR
sicatura di Camille Quella morsi
catura Paveva quasi dimenticata,
pero' fu atterrito mel raroyarla sulli
pelle: credette ad un tratto chess
/ gil divorasse lie carni. Egli ayeva ri
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

stretta galleria tetra deserta, era
contento di potter salire da Teresa
senza essere veduto dalla mercantes-
sa di gioielli falsi; indi 81 figurava
di essere mel corridoio, nella scaletta
da eui era passato 81 spesso; egli
provaya le gioie inebbrianti di un
tempo; 81 ricordaya i deliziosi ter
rori, lie aspire volutta' dell'adulterio ;
i suoi ricordi diventayano realta'
che faceyano impressione su tutti j
suoi sensi; sentiya Todoruccio della
scala, toccava j muri yiscidi, vedeva
fombra sudicia, fermayasi ad ogni
gradino. anelante tendeva Porecchio,
contentava gia' suoi desideri in
quelPamoroso ayvicinarsi ala don
ma bramata; infini bussava all'uscio
c l'uscio 81 apriva. Teresa staya at,
tendendolo.
/ suoi pensieri pigliayano il cor
/ po, gil yeniyano dal ceryello e 81
svolgeyano dinanzi a mi in real
spettacoh. Cogli occhi fissi nelI'om
bra, egIi vedeya. Quando, finita l.
corsa per le vie, dopo di essere entra'
to nella galleria ed aver salita l.
scaletta, egi credette di yedere TIE
resa, ardente pallda, balzo' Vi
vamente dal suo letto, mormorandt
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22
TERESA RAQUIN

levato. 81 inoltro' con precauzione,
avendo cura di non mancare di u
ce. Quando dovette passare dinanzi
ALA cantiua 81 strinse eontro il mu-
10 opposite; Vi era cola una massa
d'ombre che 10 spayentaya. In fret
ia sali' pochi gradini che 10 Sc
parayano dallo scrittoio della casa
e 81 reputo' salvo Quando ebbe in
mauo il suo lume. Sail gil altri
piani piu' adagjo, alzando la cam
della. illuminando tutti gil angoli
dinanzi a cui doyeya passare, lie
lunghe ombre che yanno e vengo-
no quando 81 e su una scala con un
lume, nell'alzarsi e scomparire dim
pr0vuso dinanzi a lui 10 opprime-
vano.
Quando flu in alto, aperse Iusoio
10 rinchiuse rapidamente. Sua
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

Finamente suono, accese uno zolfa-
nello e 81 deeise a internarsi mel cor
ridoio. Lo zolfanello 81 spense, ed e
eli allora rimase immobile ed ane-
Iante, senza osare di fuggire, soffre'
gando gil zolfaneli sui murO umido,
con un'ansia che gil faceva tremare
Ia mano. eli pareya di udire dele yo-
ci. uno stropiccio di passi dinanzi a
SCI. Gil zolfaneli gil 81 spezzavano
fra le dita: infine riusci' ad accen-
derne uno. Lo zolfo 81 pose a bollire
ad infiammare il fuscello con una
lentezza che raddoppio' le angoscie
di Lorenzo: nella luce pallida tur-
chiniccia dello zolfo, ne bagliori va
eillanti che correyano credette di-
stinguere forme mostruose. Poi 10
zolfanello seoppietto' e la luce diven-
to- blanca chiara Lorenzo, sol
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

tirato le mani yiyamente per non
sentirla, la sentiva sempre che
foravagli, diyorayagli il colo Allo-
ra yolle grattarla con delicatezza,
coFestremita' dell'ugna; il bruciore
terrible raddoppio' ; per non i
strapparsi la pelle, strinse ambe ls
mani fra le ginocchia ripiegate. In
tirizzito, irritato egli stette in quel-
la positura col colo rosso ed j denti
che sbatteyano dalla paura.
Ora le sue idee cadeyano su Ca
milo con una insistenza spayentosa.
Fino allora fannegato non ayeva
turbate le notti di Lorenzo. Ed ecco
che il pensiero di Teresa 81 accom-
pagnaya colo spettro del marito
il 'assassino non osaya piu' aprir gil
occhi; temeya di vedere la vittima
sua in up angelo della camera. In
minute eli parve che il suo letto fos-
/ Sc stranamente scosso, e 81 figure
che Camille 81 uascondesse sotto il
letto. COST 10 scuotesse per farlo
cadere e morderlo. Lorenzo, smar-
rito, col capelli irti, 81 abbraccio' al
materasso, crcdendo che le scosse di-
ventassero ognor piu' yiolenti.
(Continua)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
THOMPSON.

Mrs, Jennie johnson and daughter,
Annie, visited her brothers, Henery
and Pet jenkins last week. - Turner
Pulls and wife are visiting friends. -
John Tarrants carried Route 2 out
of Thompson Saturday. VIII
Dempsey and family spent Sunday
with Charley Reeds. - Lon Jones and
Ben Spencer arr moving the Thomp-
son sections on railroad. - Nh. and
Mrs. Joe Miskles, Mr.. and Mrs. john
son visited Sanford Curry's Sunday.
49, Tom Brenton and wife spent Sun
day Afternoon with Claud Rutter, wife
and mother. - Robert Dais helped
orma Dempsey in hay harvest one
day last week. - Misses Martha and
Mary Curry entertained twenty eight
of the young folks Sunday. All had
a good time. - Glenn Hooer spent
one night last week with homefolks. -
Considine G. Wales transferred Miss
Cornelia Dewberry to their store in
Rush Hill and Miss Trucker of Cen
&ralia is with the store at Thompson
Quite a number we're in Mexico
= Saturday afternoon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
DYE ITEMS.

The Erdel Brothers completed their
ithreshing Thursday morning, The
following Saturday they all enjoyed
a fish fry at Barnes Ford Grand
pa Alderman is on the sick list -
Mrs. Tom Seal, Mrs. Homer Azdell,
Alma Azdell and Beu1ah Erde were
among those who wer inf LAddonia
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Leritz and sons and Miss osia Yosta-
meyer were Sunday afternoon guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erdel and
family. - Otto Alderman and Frank
Erdel, Jr., delivered, hogs to Rush
Hill Monday. The Shrader Broth
ers are threshing in this neighbor-
hood. - Mrs. JehnaJesse was among
those who wer IN ,Laddonia Friday
afternoon. - Miss Osia Yostaxneyea
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Leritz. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
PRATRIE HILL ITEMS.

George Adams shipped a load Of
1AI3 pound cate the first of the week
He got $500 for them. He expects
10 feed another load some time later.
- D. E. Nation is quite sick again.
His neice, Mrs. Les Williams visited
him Monday. Mrs. Nations grand
sDn, Herald Bransteter, is helping
with the chores. MI. Nation went 10
see DR.. Coil at Mexico last Sunday.
The doctor told him he had gall stones
and an enlarged liver and advised an
operation. His friends wish him a
speedy recovery. - The friends Of
Nv. o. Hostetter regret TO learn Of his
continued serious illness at the Bap-
fist S~anitarium in st. Louis. - Ogie
Helm delivered some more butcher
stuff in Vandalia last week. - Uncle
Charlie Helm bought some COWS and
calves last Friday. - John Davis,
wife and son of Texas are visiting
Mrs. Davis's brother, Thad Mulherin
Friday. They enjoyed a visit to Elk
Lick Springs and Saturday a trip
10 Mexico. - j. E. Northcutt will
ship OUT seven fat hogs with the
Farmers Shipping Association this
week. - Jim Fowler of Vandalia Wis
tied Clayton Daniels Sunday. - J. E.
Northcutt planned to celebrat his
birthday Sunday very quietly and in
vited his children all home to enjoy
it with him. His daughter, Mrs.
Stanley Caldwell thought it would be
nice to have his neigmors surprise
him. They did with well filled bas-
kets and f~reezers. The day was very
pleasantly spent eating and drinking
the good things prepared by the wo-
men and in neighborly conversation
II was late afternoon when the last
good wish and goodbye was said
There Were 60 guests present; their
two daughters, Mrs. Irvine Biggs and
Mrs. Stanley Caldwell and families,
Ogle Helm, Cecil Pease, J. E. Trower
C. C. Caldwell, F. A. Daniels, Les
Williams, Earl Motley, Paul Evans
Verda Goodman, Fay Utterback, W
P. johnson, W. C. johnson and fam.
lilies and Jim Fowles. -- ]. T. Walker
and wife visited his parents at Mar
tinsburg Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

There was a nice crowd out Sunday
school. Bro. Wood was called to
preach a funeral and wasn't here last
Sunday but will be with us this Sum-
day 31st. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Crock
EFT motored to Mexico Sunday after
noon to attend her cousin, Mrs. Virda
Bowman's funeral. - The Homemak-
ers Club met at the school house and
discussed plans for fall activities.
Win meet till school commences at
school house. All come out next We'd
nesday and Sc what we are doing. -
E. X. Bernard Of Laddonia was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Crockett Friday
evening and Saturday. Loyal
Daughters Class will meet a. Mrs
Dick Gray's Thursday. A full at
tendance is desired. - We extend sim
cere sympathy to Mrs. Tom Rely and
daughter over the loss Of Mr.. Tom
Kelley who died Sunday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
CANT ITEMS

Everybody is busy with the thresh-
ing now. Oats and wheat making
from ~ to 15 bu per acre, some a
little better. - Mrs. Allen Duffy en-
tertained the Community Club at her
home on Thursday, July FL. Most of
the members wer presnt. Some few
could not attend on account of helping
cook for threshers. They will have
the next meeing at the home Of Mrs
Willie Edwards. A prDtracted
meeting is to commence at Salt River
on Monday night, Aug. LIST. Every
body will be welcome to come and
bring some one. Those that have
cars briny your neighbors that cam
afford me-. Those that have buggies
come on, if your buggy ratles let hen
rattle. L. McCarty and Aunt Bet
tie, were at Mrs. Kate McCarty's Sun.
day and took dinner. IL l. VIM
and family, Ed Crawford and family
attended church at Salt River Sunday
On went to J. B. Nevins for dinner.
Wakefield Showers visited at X. I
Etowers Sunday evening and sbbades
church Sunday nighk There o. y
eb an ice cream sttpper at Salt Riyel
church Saturday night, July 30
Bring a spoon and toethpick and coms
Everybody welcome. Glenn Sims !
slowly improying from scarlet fever
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
FORD.

Farmers are about thru threshing
in this neighborhood - Some rain
fell in this locality Monday afternoon,
but we need a good soaking rain. 49,
The District Sunday School conven-
ton o fthe county will met at 8 p. m,
Sunda, August 7 at Sun Rise. Every
body is welcome. Mr.. Burns and
family are entertaining his daughter
and family from Iowa. - The young
of Sun Rise are planning a social
for August 4th in the evening at Mr.
Hebel's. Further notice will be given
- Miss Lena Shrader of near Wor.
cester spent a few days with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Conrad Schultz, last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
HATTON-CONCORD

The protracted meeting at the Con-
cord church closed Sunday night with
twelve additions to the church. Rev.
Boyer and Rev. Washburn the reg
ular preacher carried in this meeting
and had good success with just one
week. - Mrs. Thomas OF Mexico a
trained nurse was employed this week
for Miss Ella Boyd. We hope Miss
Boyd will soon be better, she is such
a sweet Christian lady and never MUIR
murs and she certainly has gone thru
with so much suffering Of late. ~
Miss Virginia Williams of Sedalia il
listing her aunt, Mrs. Middleton this
week. - Tbs Flynt schol will opeT
August 1st with Miss Grace Connei
ms teacher. - Miss Marguerite
Stephens of Fulton is visiting heI
home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
STEPHENS - Corn is needing rain IN
this part Of the country. -- Mrs. Sid
Gilmore was shopping in Mexico Fri
day. Ii MRS. Charley Emmons was
shopping in Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
MONEY COULD NOT
BUY Il, He SAYS
Wichita Man Wouldn't Take Any
Amount For the Good Tanlae
Did Him, He Declares.

81 wouldn't take all the money you
could pile around me for the good
Tanlac has done me and my only e
gret is that l didn't get hold of it
sooner, for it would nave saved me
untold suffering" declared Bert Mon
roe, painter and decorator, living at
116 Hydraulic St, Wichita, Kansas.
For twelve months I was a mighty
sick mar and words can't express all
l endured. l was told I had catarrh
ofthe stomach and / couldn't eat a,
thing without being nauseated and
had a mean, sickening taste in my
mouth all the time. ! was afraid 10
eat because of what / knew / would
suffer afterwards. se,
my kidneys bothered me a lot too,
so that / could get but little rest at
night and / had such pains across the
small of my back it was agony to
climb a kdde ror stoop over. / had
terrible headaches and dizzy spells,
became nervous and Irritable and was
SO weak and run down it was all /
could do to keep going.
When a friend of, mine put me on
10 Tanac he certainly did me a good
turn 1t was simply wonderful the
way that medicine overcame my trou-
bles. I now have a good appetite and
can eat anything I want and never
suffer a particle fro mindigestion AFT
forwards. My Kidneys are in fine
shape and, in fact, I haven't a pain or
an ache in my body. ! have gained
several pounds in weight, my nerves
are now steady and strong and my
general health is better than it has
been in years ALI who suffer as ]
did should try Tanlac, for ! am sure
it will do them good"
d1w1 Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
Diamond Ring Was Found.

Mrs. Duncan Wood was delighted
Wednesday morning when she was
handed a ring which she had lost last
October while spending the weekend
at the hotel at Mineola- She had re-
moved tine ring when she started to
play the piano and when she reached
for it later it was gone.
Last week while a man was work
ing in the basement. of the hotel be
saw something bright and picked W
the ring. 1t had evidently been step.
ped on and had fallen through tn
hot arr register in the foor~-FultoT
Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
SKINNER ITEMS.

The corn crop needs rain. 1t is not
sufferin but a good rain would be of
great benefit to the corn crop. 1t is
better advanced than most years at
this time. - Sunday evening what
zane very near being a serious acct
dent occurred near Skinner when an
Overland touring car overturned and
pinned Ralph Love, James Mason and
Harrison Van underneath. All the
youn gmen wer bruised btu not ser
iously injured. Losing control of the
al was the cause of the accident -
F. L. MCGEE and wife were Mexico
visitors. - Richie Patrick delivered
his wheat to Considine. - o. F. Ellis
sold lambs to Considine. - Porter
Bruce was visiting his neighbors and
reatives before going to Nebraska to
reside. - Margaret Wiley entertain
ed Friday night at her home for Mary
Lancaster, Nellie Berry, Dwight Car
penter, and Clayton Berry. - Mrs.
Powell is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
o. T. Cawthorn. - Mr.. and Mrs. Daw-
son of Moberly were the Sunday
guests of W. F. Wiley. - John
Neill sold lambs to Considine- -
Chas. Meyers was in Mexico on bus
mess. - Mrs. w. H. Mallory is re-
ported some better. - Arthur Ellis,
Nc Squirting, Clayton Berry and
Dwight Carpenter was in Paris at
tending the Pageant. - The ice cream
supper at Midway church was well
attended. - Miss Lille Dobyns Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. T. j. Gatewood.
- Stanley Hartley and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ballew were the Sunday
guests of MI. and Mrs. ]. H. Neil. -
Mrs. Eta Clark of New York is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Blum. -
Ruth Ellis has returned from a visit
in Muskogee. - Minnie Berry and
Ross Ewing visited in Centralia, -
Wheat turned out better than expect
ed. Most everyone is through thresh-
ing. There will be a large acreage
sown this fall. - Dora Cauthorn Wis
iting at Idaho, Falls, is expected home
soon. - Alex Bruce was in Mexico
Saturday on business. - 1t it not
until we put them to the test that we
can distinguish between u friends
and our acuaintances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
Beware of This MAJ.

1t is said that a middle-aged man,
using a cane, is in Macon county
hunting up the mothers who lost sons
in the great war and offering TO get
their insurance increased from $3.50
to $50 a month. He gives two mag
azines and charges a fee of So. The
bureau of war risk insurance announ-
ces that it has no agents of any kind
authorized to increase the insurance
paid to relatives of soldiers killed in
the war, and should a man attempt to
operate in this county, the officers
should be promptly notified.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
NORTHEAST 7

We neglected TO report the birth of
a fine daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Goodson Sunday, July 17th- - Paul
Woodson Of st. Louis is visiting with
relatives near Benton City. - John
Dews is offering from, a badly injured
arm caused by being thrown from his
wagon wehn a team of mules ran
away. - The ladies of the Christian
church vii hold an ice cream social on
the church lawn next Saturday night,
July Both. Everyone invited to at
tend - Clarence Byrns was stricken
with an attack Of acute appendicitis
last Thursday. Later in the day he
was taken to the Mexico Hospital
where an operation was performed.
We are glad to report him as recov-
ering. - French Douglass and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Washington and
Mrs. Art Kellehal visited with rel
atives at Mt. Carmel Sunday. - E.
W. Rockwell and afmily with their
guest, Mrs. Smith took an auto trip to
Sturgeon Sunday. - There was quite
a good attendance at the Sunday
School Convention in Martinsburg
Sunday. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, Walter Stratton; vice-president
Lee Brown; secretary and treasurer
Floyd Rintcel. - Mr.. and Mrs. E. c,
Neiman entertained guests from Stur.
geon Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
" ITEMS.

Carter Daily is visited in this neigh
borhood. He came in last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lora Shock and Mrs.
Bob Shock spent the night at Pete
Denham1s Wednesday night. - Miss
Edith and Hattie Geeton are visiting
in this neighborhood. They are taking
a two weeks vacation. -- Mrs. r. r.
Shock, Mrs. L. A. Shock, Mrs. Leo
Woodward and Mrs. Frank election
helped Mrs. P. r. Denham cook for
threshers. - Miss Eula Mae Woolery
is visiting her sister at Thompson.
Bob Shock was on the sick list Satur-
day. Raphel McCory got bit by Mr.
Cleveland Browns dog Friday. Hope
he will recover alright. Miss
Lorraine Showers visited Mrs. Joe
Smith Saturday. Mrs. p. F. Den.
ham and Mrs. Bob Shock and Miss
Genelle Denham was in Centralis
Wednesday afternoon. - Misses Ina
Opal eDnham visited Misses Lorains
Showers Wednesday night Car
C4eetol visited Frank election ant
family Sunday. Miss Maurine ant
Mildred Crawford visited Larenc'
Winn and family last week. - Mr.
Taylor joined a Salt River Sunday
and, was BAPTIZED Sunday evering be
fore services. sWe wish, him goo
luck IN every way and hope he wiz
live a clean and better life. Mis-
Genslle Derham vissed r.. Il. Slower
and family Sunday night. - Alber
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
Are Turning Attention
To Modern HomeA Arrangements

It is no longer necessary for the
farm wife to trudge to the well and
carry in pals of water for household
use. Neither does she groupe for the
match box in the dark and then find
the lamp by match light.
A surprisingly large number of
progressive farmers Of Audain Coun-
ty have their places equipped with the
most modern co~nveniences and find
that they all pay for themselves IN
labor saved and IN the genuine home
comforts they bring.
One Audrain farmer has built a
modern water system by making use
of a deep well that was not giving him
any service and by adding to it fix
lures that cost only a nominal sum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

A windmill pumps water into a
reservoir in his attic which provides
bath room and kitchen with a plentiful
supply Of hot and cold running water
Another pipe leads to his stock tank
that assures a pure water supply for
the cattle. The whole system rest
less than $40O.
For the incheasing number Of farm
r who burn the midnight oll auto
matte electric systems are provided
that light house, barns and out
houses. This makes possible the use
of vacuum cleaners and electric fans
at small cost as the cost Of operating
the system in negligible--and the
supply is dependable
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

10. aN .. ~ L#H .. t
Notice is hereby given that. letters
of Administration upon the estate Of
CLARA G. MASON, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned,
ALEX CARTER, by the Probate
Court Of Audrain County, Missouri,
bearing date the 22nd day Of July,
1921. "
AN persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from the date Of said letters,
Or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate; and If said
claims be net exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting said
letters, they will be forever barred.
ALEX CARTER,
Administrator.
Attested by me, this 22nd day Of
July, 1921.
(SEAL) E. A. SHANNON
23-4t Judge Of Probate Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
eERHNTRY=
IHRRESPuNDENEEH

He has been real sick, none of the
rest Of the family have taken it up
to now. Hope they won't - The
Golden Hour Class went 10 Elmer
Shocks for dinner Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shock know how to make young
folks enjoy themselves. - Nh. Nc
Carly and Vance shipped out some
lambs Monday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

THEY are still working in Wash
ington on a new tax law. The latest
move in Congress, considers a tax on
bank checks and an increase in post
age to three cents for the former two
cent stamp. Many methods have been
suggested but it looks very much as
though the sales tax will not be re-
ceived faworably. 1t looks very much
as though the tax matter would be
easier settled if certain governmental
practices which r in the luxury
class, in that they r unnecessary,
were abolished. For one thing the
governments payrolls could be mater
tally cut lesening the demand for
revenue and increasing efficiency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
Home From Tulsa.

Price Marshall and wife have return
ed from Tulsa, where they were during
the recent. riot. They saw a great
deal of the country and were much
pleased with their trip. However,
they say that it is good to be back in
their home in Audrain County among
true and tried friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

James was the guest of Joe Berry and
wife Sunday. - We are having some
dry and hot weather. We sure need a
rain on the crops. - Miss Ola Showers
and Sadie Allison will be home the
fourth of August. They are going to
school at La Grange.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28
BUYS Interest in Motor Co

Norton Nelson has bought Frank
C~authorn's interest in the Mexico
Motor Co, and will take possession
after an inventory has been taken. Mr.
Nelson's many friends welcome him
back into Mexico business circles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

e5 WANTED Responsible mel
and women to handle accident and
health insurance policies. Liberal
commissions. FUN or part time con-
tracts. Disability benefits $50 to $500
a month. Premium 81 a month up
ward. Limited policies SIS and $40 a
year. All occupations NATIONAL
ACCIDENT SOCIETY, 800 Broadway
New York City. Established 35 years.
% At p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

aaS1FOR RENT-Fine country res
idence, 8 rooms, on CHAS. SH0UPS
farm, 8 miles northeast CT Mexico.
See ]. W. PERKINS or R. F. GOOCH.
d&w tip
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

There will be an ice cream social at
Benton City Christian Church Satur-
day evening, July 30th. Everybody
invited. d1w1 p Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

Miss Pearl Lyle accompanied by
Mrs. W. A. Wight Of Las Animas,
Colorado, left Wednesday for Chi
cage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

Auto storage and repair, heated al
Middieton's Barn VIII make country
drives. Ready for service August 1st
VAN HORN & MCGEE. dewitt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

Mrs. Woods was formerly Miss
Helen Walcotk, who attended Hardin
College and later was instructor there.
She Is wen known in Mexico.