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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

balance muuthly, Immediate pos
Hr"ainu az almost now y room mod
etu bungalow, fine location. on cor
nor. paved street, near car llnr Hnd
school. Tricr only 5000 THIS 10
bargain. CAN us now tor appoint
mcnt tp see. Usage 1858 or bOst.
YASON tNNEsrMENT co,
2ls-1a Security liidg.
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tla.d w, los--Fiye-room, unfur-
feloss N VI furnished apartment, adults;
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MODERN APARTMENT

tgfuisSst pgm and bath duplex, water
10 1 close In, iss, Call Usage
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rrpsONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
- WNNTED-To BtN 90
y. --zrt, TO buy second hand clothing.
Va hats. etc. i2g W. Flrst Usage
sisy and sell used furrlture. Csil
W. n yuu have any tnths =" -, - II,
aMs1i- s. -------====..-==.-.
@rXruNNGE--AUTOMoBiLts 20
-, sto acres Missouri land to
E41i f1- good automobile. Address
- world .-.------------ -------
pRopERTY for EXCHANGE
ItXrnNNGE--REAL EsTArE II
|-,-r,grjA%GE-G35 acres southeast
'Iy5HI....ri IarI fur ru,sa property. on good
Wis. ta Iross s1i-E. care World.
a,r.f..gguity In b-room house,
fyNa, vacant 90 pavement Tor good lot
,....- good lots In Tulsa Heights
hA 4tt.r u.I exchange Tor work horses
ha' - sacrifice for cash, Address
IN MG Ross $50 Randolph Bidg. Mem
moo EQUITY DO i3o-acro farm TO
uais Or ..W. in Tulsa El2 Security
,s,rrD .H ruom duplex with two
~. 'c.-.r.. close In. Tor a five or sis
b.Hs. 1890 ciRht-eyIind App"f.
. ,gr AL UrI.. .."n, TOT ,ko.u .'nS' "n1
,o,,,y,'sw .0.-lu'u- hotel for sale a real
.lat r.-.-.1fn house for small farm.
5acre an ne3T ms5u Esnn e"vloi, los Nayg iS5
Iail9s 00.. $500
rp,pE .slto-tt corner. with store
A ~ tirrr.r..r, house, rent &i5 value
,.fst WH. take good car as part pay
4 n.,t 0u.. ..s5-J.
M TRADE .y0I take lot or mortgage
~ rsf ...u.ut on slN-room duplex.
"a rpApE.I.uyr business valued at
q 66G rsf..r $50 mpnthly VIII trade
Il a. raad n,u. Usage S5Aa-J,
Fl rXsIitNGa-F farm, near Tulsa.
"A 5.iisf south side. good location, in
' ttU month. Address Ben, sj2-E,
-rV0Nrt.$ MAKES EXCHANGE8
tt N.yl HdE. OsHge $500.
-,,as vhaf g.. have for what you want
w. lTF1ng r.r clear farm mcrchandlse
o., .ma. fIHH splendid income prop
,.ty tr Ponce CITY, tala., rented for $500
Il ,,rgsiy 1911 accept trade up to i5V,UoO
. I,G. f.H| a.. $. Chancellor 5l2
4 g,trsur bids. phone osagc 2297.
II WUILp Iul r,e your equity In cot
-. fr f.IUIfurr In lJ-ruom house,
i,gt.owug ~ ,utrrrHted. phone Cedar
: wiz EXCHANGE two 6-room. modern
"SS4.rs uu ,urunr lot Tor farm near
II p-'ssr Arrow ,sur" 1s3p.
q Eo0N s,.... good location, an out,ije
ri ,'afgs good lease. rent reasonable,
II ,...y 81 fUU 20 exchange Tor property
n T1lsa. w.l 'atg good car with some
.-sh Vr CON make your exchange. tall
NJ. D. j. ssdcJ 4 CO.. Cedar l5ls.
1900 EQUITY In brand new Stude-
. bst,r f-pHssDuEer touring car to
trade for vacant lot. This Is an
oppirtuuty fp trade lot AS first
taglu,rt uu a new car that hes
never been driven ana pay the bal
.ucg monthly. Usage 1898.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
New Broom, modcfn bungalow,
hard wood floors, built-ln' features,
good electrical fixtures dandy
little home on southeast side Priced
s. 900, 1850 cash. balance arranged
Can Usage 1925.
ALBERT r TWIST NV. co.
4li Mayo Bldg
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Hoautiful curucf lut on paved street. ana
one block from car line PRICE 81 COO,
$50 cash. balance arranged monthly ! 4.
ne show you this one today. Phouu Usage
1853 Or 50ss.
TApDS INVESTMENT 90.
1ls-2lg Security Bldg.
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hOTSES f0R SALE

ALMOST new 3-room modern duplex sep
ar1to bath, lullt.lu features etc.. located
at ~ n. Tacoma iu Park HU, rent ia5
per month. can OEags ttis. Usage 1881.
a coon HUY At - 50O-H.ck DunFa-
low. i've rooms ana hrrak'aE' room
hardwood f0ors. two WantrIH. 'IIH bath,
basement furnace and garage. DsaFr
L0tl Whiteeida & Whltralra
AEROPLAEE bungalow. 81 600, at
trHCtlys Groom arrup'Huo b.uga-
low with oak nuut8 thruu~huut and
oak finish In living uuI dining
rooms. full s.Eo ,aEf and HHufH front
corner lot Iu Irving place. IuWr-
diate possession. Terms tU rgspoE5i-
Bile parties.
COLONIAL bungalow 1870, five
rooms and breakfast room with
closed in back porch and laundry
trays. This Is boo ruurge uf C1nEiruC-
tion and yDu can choose your deco
TstiOns ana fixtures, EfbO0 AHs0.
The d. N. Grptkup Coz ~ Kennedy
Bidg, Dsage 1898.
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water, ~. furnished; also hot ana cold
tyau ossge -'o''tcd; very desirable, 1850
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FOR SALE BY OWNER .TWo-roam
house and sleeping porch. on Sand
Springs car iine. Address t7G-F, world
GILLETTE, s--Fiyc room modem buuEs.
low, garage, on paving, fun lot $3.50.
~ 600 cash, Phalan Usage ibs-
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FOR sALE--tS,35O buyr Groom duplsx.
large cisteru, oversize lot. north Moor
land addition. z2s u, Tulsa 81 OsaEe
tbsg-J
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snrrn s1nr pnnrrrrY

a snap fur quigk action. 2-Htory
home. beautiful decoration. nice
electrical fixtures, largo basement.
steam heat lots Of builtin fra-
turra. servant quarters gear "a.
johnson, OsaEe CO... llb 3. Boulder.
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six large rooms center hall
plan inside ana outside on
trance Go basement. east
front tiled bath. pretty man
t%'iIin N,S''Pb sil buli',n T'T f5afas.a t5atafs.
Refrigerator room, hr' r'akfaSt
rouEhcd iu FOR furnace. In.
usual rlrrumztHrrns rr"kr
these terms possible. Price
Igj0o.
Real Estate Dept. Usage 300
BY OWNER -Fivc-room modern bunEa-
low. French doors hardwood floors.
butlt.ln features and basement Usage
1901.
HY OWNER. broom new bungalow. oak
floors cabinets, basement corner lot, on
paving 1850 cash, tf5 per month. can
cedar $3.50.
BRAND new. north side bargain. cgst
floors built-in features choose y0ur own
decorations and light fixtures good "a
rage. Price $500. on good tefms. ,Sii
CHAMPAGNE APPETITE -nccr pocket
book. II this is what you have. then I
have what you want fiv"-ro"m. modern.
garage. driveway, fun size lot, breakfast
rom, one OF tho most beautiful hunga-
lows you ever saw. All for go per month.
including interest and all payments can
CEDAR i17
Price $4,000. One-third cash, balance
easy terms, CAN r. ~. collins cedar 2b2o.
DENVER, SOUTH-Close Ia bargain, sis
rooms. basement, fuilslot, fine shade
Cistcrni intrinsic value f3Oo per foot,
but itH going at tlO.5OO terms. Meshew
& Company, 2ol seaman Bldg, Usage
{ 1879.
EIGHT. ROOM duplex. private bath. base
inent aud sleeping porches. Cedar III.
EAST SIDE-six-room modern duplex
bungalow. mantcl Ia each front room.
two scrrenra 20 rorchcsi t"o room haus,
only O. 25O, 230O cash. balance less than
rent Calt cedar 1850.
EAST BURNErTE -- SlS-room modern
bungalow, hardwood floors. Insntel
built.in features corner lot, garage, $500
Will handle. can Cedar 1850.
EAST siUE--Five.ro0m modern bunEa-
low with five rooms Of furniture, gar.
age, -!a=c 20 =-haoi sat rsr Hur. nice hgh
location. 5000; 1900 cash, balance easy.
Csu cedar 1850.
EAST sIDE-Four-ro0m bungalow, 81 500.
$500 each, balance easy. call Cedar
1850,
EIGHT ROOM modern. garage. lO0glf0
east front, corner lot only tJ,b0O $500.
Mrs Henders"n. psagc 51e7-h II.
EVENTUALLY" why NOT EOw7
! 900 cash buys this new room modern.
south front, hardwood floors. buit.ln fea-
turrE IVORY finish. mantrl base tub. storm
shseted and close TO transportation. call
Osage 7o.6 and arrange FOR appointment
now.
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tO.ACUE idcp truck ana alfalfa farm
close 10 Tulsa ell river bottom 400 per
aero. terms, Phone Usage $500. John l..
Itaauplumu
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Of Nllk $50 600 .,rra. r.uh ftrma. stock,
rIrIu fruit pure water uutu range.
2'o. 90. $40. g. cmucy Bros, rotu-
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HOUSE can be easily moved. location
T. Thirteenth street has two bed
rooms. living and dining room. kitchen
bathroom. bargain u sold imGl~S4aItly
0@SAs iT05-H.
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ruNCNNGE Am INDUSTRIAL

LARGE, 2.Hipry concrete Warehouse or
garsEH3 heavy construction, high cvt-
ingH, concrete floor downstairs, large ele-
SAtor ~ 500 feet floor space, lot bOxi 90.
". y. Henry Usage NGfi.
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80 ,rre- good lots In Tulsa Heights
hA A4tt.r uHI exchange Tor WORK horses
AoN .r sacrifice for cash, Address
q wv. Ross $50 Randolph Bldgr Mem
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HATS AND ArNKTMINTs
WALKER APARTMENTS
TENTH AND BOULDER

Five-room, modern apartment fret floor.
appointment
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ttGE0H Practically new, nYo-Toom mod
oru bungalow east front bargain
on easy terms. Ohago sol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

The Rev. and Mrs. W. p. Wynn am
home from a visit with the Reverend
Wynn's parents in GalIatin, Mo.
Miss Mary Buckner is home from
an extended visit in St. Louis.
Mrs. w. G.. Burks was hostess fol
the Five Hundred Club Friday after.
noon at her home in Woodlawn. The
extra guests yer Mrs. Marry Chap.
in, Mrs. Bradford S~appington, Mrs. e.
Y. Burton, Mrs. Agnes Badderaccc
and Miss Maude Cauthorn. The prizes
of the afternoon were given to Mrs.
George Kemp and Mrs. Chaplin. An
elaborate two course lunch was serv-
ed at the close of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swan had as
dinner guests Friday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. H E. C. Tucker and Bobby.
The J. U. G. Club was entertained
at the home Of Miss Margaret Mackie
Thursday evening and later to the
picture show. Games and refresh
ments were enjoyed at the Mackie
home. Those present were: Misses
Minerva Sanford, Alice Dobyns, Dor
othy Rodhouse, Airline Squires, Elsie.
Ward, Marie Gibbs, Martha Myers,
Eleanor Mackie and Pauline Ketter.
Miss Clara Jurgenson was hostess to
a five hundred party Tuesday evening
at her home on South Jefferson street.
The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. McKin-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemp, Mr..
and Mrs. George Lee, Miss Marie For
man, Ed Lee and R. A Bradley. Deli
cious REFRESHMENTS were served at the
close Of the games.
The Elks Musicale, which was given
Friday evening at the Elks Home for
the Elks families, was certainly a
great success, Those who missed this
missed one of the best affairs in Mex
leo for sometime. Mrs. F. N. Hem
in her ever splendid contralto
voice, opened the program with a
Lullaby" by Hanson. Mrs. James
Jesse played the violin obligato and
was very much enjoyed by every
one and Mrs. Henderson was called
back and sang my Fiddle and l."
which was as much applauded as the
first Capt. Sims Rixey of M. M. A.
gave two very delightful numbers.
For You Alone" and cat Dawning,"
both of which were well suited to his
voice and sung with much success.
Capt. Rixey is always received with
much applause by Mexico audiences.
A piano duet by Miss Maude Wallace
and Mrs. Thurman Stallings, March
Militaire" by Chopin, was received and
enjoyed with much pleasure by all.
Next came the Trio "Venezia" by
Nevin. This was sung by Mrs. F. NJ.
Henderson, Mrs. W. G. Wilkins, and
Mrs. G. R. Gibbs. This is in four
episodes and all three ladies were in
exceptionally good voice, which made
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
200 MEN LAIED OFF N RAILROAD
SHOPS OF CHICAGO q ALTON

Two hundred men hive been layed
off at the Chicago & Alton shops, the
reduction in the forces to become eff
fective the first of next week. This
is a 10 per cent reduction. At the
time the order was issued, there was
also a statement that If the employees
would consent to a reduction in the
number Of hours to Ave days a week
instead Of six, for a period of siI;
weeks, that the order to reduce force$
would be withdrawn. It vas recided
however, that a reduction in forcesl
with seniority to count is what will
take place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

the song all the more delightful and
much applauded. Miss Pauline Van
Ness. in her splendid high soprano
voice, sang a charming little song from
Madam Butterfly and was called
back and sang a very much enjoyed
Love Song" which suited her voice
very perfectly. Miss Willie Morris,
whom all enjoy hearing SO much, gave
several numbers on the saxaphone,
and then Capt. Raymond Moore Of M.
M. A. delighted the audience with two
songs Absent" by Metcalf and
Mother Machree" by Wald, which
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
MARRIED FRIDAY

N. G. DeTienne Of Martinsburg and
Miss Lulu Burkett Of Mexico were
married in Jefferson City Janutry 21
at 7:S0 o'clock in the evening by N. B.
Dunn, Justice Of the peace. The we'd
ding came as a surprise to their many
friends.
Mr.. DeTienne is connected with the
Lacrosse Lumber Company and is
well known in this county. He is now
Of Martinsburg's progressive young
business men. Mrs. DeTienne is the
charming daughter of Mrs. Burkett Of
Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. DeTienne will
make their home in Martinsburg.
The Ledger extends congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. DeTienne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

as they 60 to their new home IN Min
neopolis.
Mrs. A. H. Whitney Is home from
visit in jefferson City and Fulton.
Mrs. AL Campbell is home from
visit in La Plata.
Miss Gertrude Graham Of Hardi,
College will be soloist for the pictur,
"once to Every Woman" which Is .
production to be shown here mex
week.
Miss Minnie Pike Of Martinsbure /,
the weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Default.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bufford entertained
at a $50 o'clock dinner Friday even.
ing the Central School faculty. Those
present were Misses Grace Van Horn
Frances Cauthorn, Jennie Karnes,
Mary Hatcher, aPuline Craddock, Hat
tie Pryor, Mamie Wright, Nellie Bern
ard Priscilla Sannebeck and Bess
Sherman.
The sixth grade of the Central
School entertained their girls with a
matinee Thursday afternoon and later
to NARROW and Cox for refreshments.
A most delightful time was had by
all present.
Gale Johnston was a guest of Nj.
and Mrs. Alvin Dallmeyer Tuesday
noon for lunch.
Miss Mary Sipple was a guest of
the Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Wynn Tues
day on the way to her home in Rich
mond from Washington, D. C.
The Frances Rodgers Glass Of the
Methodist Church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, January %, with
Mrs. Will Adams at 425 South Jeffer-
son street. The h~ostesses with Mrs.
Adams will be Mrs. B. F. Miller, Mrs.
Woods and Mrs Charles Adams. All
members urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Ogle gave a very
delightful dance Friday evening at
their apartments on East Monroe
street. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Major,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Gallemore, DR.. and
Mrs. P. H. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Boillott, Mrs. Mediation, Mrs.
D. l.. Boyer, Miss Elizabeth Mcclure,
Miss Beulah McHatton, Jack Hines,
B. E. Undertake, F. A. Guignon, Roy
Cox and Bert Bunch. At a late hour
the hostess served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. White were
dinner guests at the Hoxsey Hotel
Sunday noon of Miss Dorothy John
ston and Gale Johnston.
Miss Lena Bryarly spent the week
end in Columbia with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Allen.
The high school teachers were
guests Of Miss Opal Gooch Thursday
evening after the basketball game.
They attended the game at Hardin Col
lege and later went to the home of
Miss Gooch and spent the remainder
of the evening music, conversation
and dancing.
Mrs. RE. See had as dinner guests
Saturday evening Mrs. Johnston and
Mrs. F. P. Van Ness.
Mrs. John V. Goodson of Macon ar
Saturday to visit her parents, MI.
and Mrs. A s Houston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

party at the Orpheum in honor Of hi
birthday. The children gathered afte
J school to this special matinee and :
enjoy with Peyton the ever enjoyabl
! Olive Thomas picture and also tn
Son Of Tarzan which is attractive h
the kiddies especially. Special must
by the Orchestra was given and al
the children reported a most wonder
full time and thank Peyton for giyini
them such pleasure. Best wishes foi
many more happy birthdays and many
thanks to the young host was wisheC
by every kiddie present.
The Helping Hand circle Of the
Kings Daughters met at the Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Thurman Stallings rendered two very
enjoyable solos. Then talks on the
"Five Great Women of the Bible
were given by members Of the circle.
Mrs. C. C. Ogle, Mrs. D. L. Boyer
and Mrs. c. B. Hammond weer taken
as new members into the circle. At
the close of the meeting, tea and waf-
ers were served.
Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smith entertained at lunch Mrs. John
ston, Miss Dorothy Johnston and Gale
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose enter
tanned at a $50 o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton
Campbell and Peyton, Jr., and r. A.
Bradley.
Mrs. s. M. Locke had as dinner
guests Wednesday evening Mrs. J. F.
Llewellyn and Mrs. C. C. Hammond.
Professor and Mrs. Bufford enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening the
following: MI. and Mrs. R. M. En-
mons, Miss Maude Wallace, Miss
Louise Morrell and Miss Janice En-
Miss Elaine Silverstein had as din
ner guests Thursday evening Mrs. W.
G. Burks and Misses Mary Lee Burks,
Anna Mcclure and Louise johnson.
Mrs. Claiborne jackson entertained
at bridge Tuesday afternoon compli-
mentary to Mrs. John Barclay, who
is a recent bride here, and also to Mrs.
Herbert Plunkett who leaves soon to
erside in Minneapolis, MINI. AT the
cose Of the games Mrs. Wiley Corl
was awarded the prize of the after
noon. An elaborate salad course was
served at timetables followed, by coffee
in the living room. Mrs. C. M. Clay
presided at the coffee table. The
include Mrs. Orpheus Rutter,
Mrs. Wiley Corl, Mrs. Ovens Adams,
Mrs. Maurice Phillip, Mrs. Bernice
Cohn, Mrs. C. M. Clay, Mrs. Alvin
Dallmeyer, Mrs. Turner Williams, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Nisbet Livingston,
Mrs. John Barclay and Mrs. Herbert
Punkett.
Mrs. H, B. Mckinley was hastess
the Bridge Luncheon Club We'd
nesday. Bridge was played for two
The guests Of the club were
Miss Elaine Silverstein and Mrs. H.
E. c. Tucker.
We regret to see Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert B. Punkett leave Mexico. They
are among our most popular couples
here and we will miss them very
much. They will have our best wishes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
--NOTlCE--.

On Saturday, January 29th, 1921, commencing at nine o'clock
forenoon, the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company will offer for
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION at their Freight House, Mexico, Mo,
RAILROAD SALVAGE FREIGHT, consisting of:
Shoes Furniture Groceries Canned Goods
Sugar Glassware Bath Tubs Cereals
Rugs Trunks Pumps Farming Implements
Oil Machinery Hardware Stock Food
Paint.
And many other valuable, and useful articles too numerous to
mention. t
Unlike the usual railroad sale of salvage freight, the articles
to be offered for sale at this auction are those which have been
paid for in the manner of claims and do not require our selling as
a sight-unseen proposition.
All articles will be described at the sale SO that you know bet
ter Of its value and for which you are bidding. Shoes, brooms,
tubs, dish pans, and similar articles will be offered in single pieces
as well as in lots.
Any information prior to this sale will be cheerfully given by
MR.. o. ASHWORTH, Chief Freight Inspector, Bloomington, III,
OF MR.. 7. L. MARSHALL, Agent, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
PIERcE's LADY
HOOVER POULTRY
TONIC

will make your hens lay and keep
them free from disease. It insures the
fertility of your Matching eggs and
the lives of your baby chicks by put
ting vigor and vitality into your
breeding stock. Feed it to your baby
chicks to keep out White Diarrhoea
and other disease. It keeps them well
and makes them grow.
This tonic is always sold with the
understanding that if it fails to do all
we claim it will YOUR MONEY
WILL BE REFUNDED.
inns REXALL STORE.
dy wkly 1-t-a-w 4 wks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27
Missouri Woman. AGED Isl. Dies.

~ VOS TA5OU sos DAcSs
LADDONIA, Mo-, January "a
Mrs. Joe Fritch, aged 7s years, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. z.
T. Doyle, Saturday morning. She is
survived by two children, Mrs. z. T.
Doyle of this place and Lewis Fritch
of Vandalia. Burial was Sunday at
2:3O o'clock at Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Harmon of Mercedes,
Texas, on January 18th, 1921. She
has been named Helen Elizabeth. Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon formerly resided in
Mexico where they have many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

Miss Gertrude Josephine Coyne and
Leo Monrotus were recently married.
Mr.. Montrotus is well known in Mex
leo, having visited here frequently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

All Flat Pieces, such as Sheets, Spreads,
Pillow and Bolster Cases, Towels, Table
cloths, Napkins etc, are carefully wash
ed. neatly ironed and evenly folded-re-
turned Ready for Use.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-27

This branch Of service includes washing,
starching and ironing of such articles as
Mems Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. Wo-
mems Waists and Miscellaneous Wear
ing Apparel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-09
KNOB BRANCH

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burton were
visiting home folks Sunday.
j. Lyon was the all night guest OF
Z. NJ. Stambaugh Saturday night
Roy Stambaugh was the dinner
guest OF L. NJ. Stnmbaugh Sunday.
Jake Wheeler and Miss Effie Nice
Brier attended singing at Martha Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Moore were visit
ing friends and relatives in johnson
county Friday and Saturday.
H. d. Smith was calling on E. j.
Fannin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Osborn were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Smith SUN
day
]. r. Stambaugh and family and
mother. Mrs. Alafair Stambaugh at
tended the annual meeting on Toms
creek in johnson county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Rlueboum of
Buchanan We're visiting the latters
father, e. S. West, last week
Mrs. Lafe Griffith OF this place was
calling on Mrs. w. A. Fyffe Monday
afternoon.
Ray Stambaugh made business
trip to Louisa Monday.
L. NJ. Stambaugh was d business
visitor at Blaine Saturday afternoon.
TWO CHUMS.
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ESTEP

Born. On the End, to Geo. Allen and
wife. a girl.
Dr J. C. Hall and wife were shop
ping in Ashland Friday. They were
accompanied home by the doctors
niece. Miss Jessie Hanley. She viii
remain here to attend the children's
day exercises.
Mrs, David Shepherd has returned
home after short visit with relatives
in Asn.and.
Bert higgins is improving after a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
quite crowd from here attended
TIL. Carle county fair.
jessie ana Deliba Smith OF Buch-
anan we're the weekend guests Of
their grandparents here.
Little Charles Fannin, who recently
had his leg broken Is getting along
nicely and will be able TO take his
part in the children's day exercises
Sunday
Coda Workman was able TO attend
Sunday school Sunday after short
Illness uf diphtherias BROwAfIk, I.
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Labor pay.

The first Monday in September Is a
day set aside to commemorate the dig
nifty OF labor,
The war did great deal toward
Vaising the status Of labor. Up until
thts time II was the general belief
thai only those people worked who
had TO work. But when the war came
and many people sought work for
patriotic reasons this belief gradually
died away. After a year or more OF
war work many people who otherwise