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a., 80, r,,. Alien farm near Mt. OliFet

.a,, un the Alien farm near MI oliFet
VI" XIV Iii.nr returned TO her homo
=, NnrUt 80. thaniIl Monday alter
Nl,fi VIA 'r:. james lragsr; -,
Mr.. AL Mrs. .i"y Of lrttsbarsh frr
r,','.ts o, ~ md .Lrs. K. I. SnedeH"r
OF Bctniehcn. n-t,L,., will
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry BrlnkInsn WI
rove in thr near future from me ~,
I'd Hicks house To the ". r. Allen
tar,n at Nj. Ulivet. u, Mrs
Mr. and Hrs. Lawrence Hann's AZ Stat .
r,ci,. Wartr and children. Gi!ly ana BET.
~. Ms. Bessie Hicks and son Lawren sc
all Of Wheeling. visited al INC srnday
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passed away ct her HON" IN C'nuvEil.'.
- few miles ir"m The county seat. Mrs
Bakers G"l'h MAS hUc !, 'ubCr"i;!' p :
and heart d.s"'sr. She t. >"rvlTel ~
i've children. They nr" Mrs.. !. U:''r
Ash of ::ist-rrIllin. MrS. Ma G""bN 81
Rcnwo"d: Mrs. l.rura Ripley a.; 'cnG"-
VILE: Mss Ina at home ana ';ilh" :
l;akcr of Ccnlr"yiI;o. lEl"rIu"nt viii "e
made In the IIerp.ut cemetery.
RnIded by Ery Officers
\ on" armed man operating 4 s'N Il
boy. snEer!nE from tU"trCnl"s.s OF IN"
urn AN aged woman ccEIaIesCinG from
Il broken hip. and a VIE jus; recovering
from q recent Illness, were discovered
when STATE Prohibition Officers brown
and paugEerty of Tarkc, sburg raiGed
the home of Jim Davis near rad.n GI;Y.
Thirty gallons IF mash We're seized and
taken 10 The city building in ISisrorsv:ll".
4 tea kettle with a copper coil had been
used for distiIlng the liquor. The Inn
rroviscd still was found hidden under
tho bed.
Roaring Waived
Constable K. NJ. Carpenter and John
NJ. Moore. merchant Of East street,
waived preliminary hearing on charges
Of violating tho state prohibition laws.
Moore was charged with unlawful pos
session Of Intoxicating liquor and the
constable with unlawful transportation
, OF the contra hand.
sistersvills Briefs
Mrs. Rose &iunekinS has gone 10 sci
laire, Ohio. for a few days WISH before
leaving for Oklahoma. where sh" will
no the guest of her son, Donald stone
king and wife.
Miss Kathryn Brown. after n brief
visit with friends in Tarkershnr%. has
returned home.
Mrs. \. i. TIillard is spending n week
with her daughter ard other relatives
In Clark shurE.
Mrs. c. G. South and Mrs, J. q.
Tmrlrhy We're in Wheeling Tuesday rs
business visitors.
Miss Julia Anshutz and Miss Ruth
Morgan nro the guests ot fri"n7s In
Mae Donald and other points in Penn
sylvania.
Mrs II. II. Williams and s"n. |ames
wln leave Friday for \ scv'rh! weeks
. visit In Cincinnati, They will he ne
J ,ompan;ed to rarkcrsburs by her
father. james r. Frame.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Morris. who have
! heen the quests IF relatives IN on 'ltN
; and other points in Pennsylvania, have
! returned home.
! Word has been received here Of Tho
birth Of Il dauGhtcr I" Mr.. "ni Mrs
. Ralph e Wells. Of Pittsburgh. Mrs
I Wells is known here as MISS GertruG:
! huston.
/ Mrs. Arna Baker will leave Saturday
: for Pa;k"rshurg for visit OF seHera
days with Mrs. +. Baker.
Mrs. r. l.. Coates IS the guest OF he'
sister. Mrs. {. B Montgomery, q
/ Wheeling.
Miss Mary Cooley. commercial ;ea''h,f
! in Sls:crsyilc h!Gh school. will h" the
! guest over the weekend Of friends II
! rarkerShurg.
! Mrs. william Reed and daughter
; Miss Marguerite. have returned from
; n few days visit in Wheeling.
Mrs. James r. Sugden has as hei
guest. Mrs T. G. Stirlips. Of Mars. IA
Miss Georgia Williamson. who has
been sttcudin: school in Mi"hir"n, IA.
returned home.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. oct. 6-BclIcf expressed in
various quarters that reaction was
due after tho resent long decline d.i II
good deal ~ HIT prices In he wheat
market today. The Close wHs strong
at II. t. ? cents not higher. with I've
cembpr $l.lS TO l.l3il and May $l.l7"i
TO LIS. Corn gained IS To l. 10 $ cents
and oats Is 10 y cent.
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STATE HOUSE !



Charleston. W. Va, Oct. 6.-Chartets
we're issued yesterday by the secretary
of state TO the following new companies:
Commercial Printing Co. Char eaton:
5000; Harry F. Morris, E. T. Baird. z.
n. Hoback. David a. Jayne, John +.
Vaughan. Cha
Goff Tea s. Spice Co., Huntington;
SO, 900; william Goff. j. T. Thornburs.
Ralph Goff. A. J. Talbot, G. II. NC
Iaughlin. Huntington.
Bluegrass Realty Co.. Lewisburg; SS.-
900; y. 5. Arbuckle W. L. Tabscott J.
T.. Bass. Lewisburg; A. NJ: Caldwell
Whit. sulphur Springs; c. A. Livesay'
Lrw!sbu"g.
Taste Fruit & Canning Co.. Romney;
slO0. 900: Paul r. Frcdricks. Walter n.
Bloomer. Sr. f.. X. Greenwood. ". d.
Gates. Robert F. Ash. Paterson. n. J.
Commissions IS notaries public were
issued yesterday by tho secretary OF
state TO W. Fl. Wilburn. Charleston:"il lie
liam H. Burns, Vale, and ]. 81. Harper
Parkcrsburg.
Authority was given by secretary
Young to the james S. Hasgerty Co..
Inc, Of Warrington. to change the par
value Of It's capital stock from SIS each
share to 81 each share.
Read and use IntelliEencer Want ADS.
You'll get what you want.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Now york. Oct G.--L!her'Y BONDS
cI,srJ. %,... sSsss: hrst A.. s9l.i":
second -, ,ol.5o: first KS, t9..oo: SEQ
onh ~ $, %i.7N; ,htr1 ~. .%a I ,%
fourth i4s. s9?.l6; Victory ass S99I";
Victory 4%s $3.50.
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". Close
pRY GOODS.

Sew York. oct. 6.--PrIces OF STANDARD
A,I"n goods such as deai'ns shertinEs.
CNe,s Ind bedSpreadS were revised up-
Gxrd TODAY following the rise in raw
,..:ton. Spring dress goods price an
E,uncrmcnte wsrc substantially or thu
fAst falls basis The largest producer
guaranteed mons war @prinS frt'es'
karn. were nrr. burlaps quiet and raw
.Ilk r.rIc~s wcre hslow Yokohama quota
lions because 81 local warehouse az
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MARYLAND GOES TO 81.

MorIand stock went :" II yesterday
hirh.r than Il has been Tor many
months IN the local market lr"""F
state that larS" hni"nn' 'A"n'''
lltlI
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Cash uuotations-Whcat: No. l hard
sllS; No. hard sl.0s TO l.l2&. Corn:
40. 2 mixed AN to 4Si; No. yellow
As TO ASH. Oats: No. 2 white BAN 10
26n: No. 3 white 20 to 81. Pork, NOM
inRl. Lard S9.TO. Ribs $6.76 to ia.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling, w. Va. Oct. 6, 81.
Furnished The lntelligencer by a. f.
Ma.ten & Co. members New York $40; "a
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
~ W Va Bldg.
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'-wheeling Steel Corp. Pfd. a.
Transfer hooks close Sept. IL for Z: reg
ular PC cash dividend payable Oct. ].
t-Wheeling Steel Corp. I'D. r.
Transfer books close Sept. Is for reg
ular 2is C. cash dividend payable Oct. J..
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Oct, .. ~.
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Mlsten d Co. members New W. SanL
Exchange. Second tlo1r National bahN
CT W. Va. Bldg.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. S. ii.
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Nasten 4 Co. members New YORK StocS
EXCHANGE. Second toor National BANK
Of w, Va. Bldg.
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N, Y. COTTON MARKET
wheeling. ". Va

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Exchange Second floor National Blink
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va, Oct 6. 81.
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o. " Na IIllR.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct s. 81.
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PETROLEUM.

f,l t"i,N IT,. oct 6 CrnNf IN =
ances. S2iS. Runs. 1871; aN"rarc. a.
$50. shipments. 1850: average. 2H."O'
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Wheeling, W. Va. 90. {. '"l.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for Tho iHtelA-
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

wheeling. w. Va, Oct. 8. '2i.
Reported by II. l.. Doherty &: Co. New
York through Claude Meekcr. Board
NJ Trad. Huildinr Wheeling.
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Rnided by Iry Officers
Roaring Waived

Constab bile K. NJ. Carpenter and John
NJ Moore. merchant OF East street.
waived preliminary hearing on charges
Of violating tho state prohibition laws.
Moore was charged with unlawful pos
session Of Intoxicating liquor and the
constable with unlawful transportation
OF the contra hand.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
SKINNER ITEMS.

Luther Pitcher sold hogs to G. G.
rse recently Elmer Gatewood
was In Centralia on business recent
ly. Mrs. Emma Squirting is very
i'll with pneumonia They have q
nurse with her. Raymond Cox was
kicked by 4 mule and was taken to
the hospital at Mexico. Griffin
Brothers areleaving for their. future
home in Arkansas. We wish them
prosperity. Holloway and NELL
bought corn from O. I. Fount. ~
Richie Patrick was in st. Louis this
week for cattle. - Roy Bruce was n
Mexico on business. W. Thomas, Walk
or Is sowing oats this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Earn Marshall and Mrs.
Celia Squirting were in Mexico this
week. - Ola Hamilton who attends
business college at Columbia was
home for the week end. Dwight
Cafpenter entertained d fewsfriends
Friday evening at his home. - Mrs.
wv. II. Mallory continues TO improve.
George Neal and family entertain.
ed Clarence SEWERS at dinner Sum
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
HATTON-CONCoRD

Mrs. Jane Harding is on the sick
list. - Ern Kennon is getting along
nicely with small pox. - Mrs. Albert
Atkinson has been on the sick list
the past week, but is better at this
writing. = Chess Berry is sick with
the lagrippe. = DR.. Furgerson Of
Fulton was out to see Joe Sallee. -
Bud Rodman returned to his home in
Kansas City after a two months visit
with his brother Buck Rodman. -
Mrs. Grover Sims who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. ]. E. Muir re-
turned home Friday. - Willard Greed
If st. Louis came in Wednesday to
attend the funeral Of Wright Berry
of Fulton, also visited his home folks
near Hatton left Saturday for st.
Louis. - Miss Marguerite Stephen,
who holds a nice position with a bank
at Fulton, visited home folks over
Washington's birthday. Miss Fran
ces Cottfill visited home folks over
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
HAZEL ITEMS.

Mrs. Andrew Cauthorn spent
Thursday and Thursday night with
her mother, Mrs. T. w, Crawford. -
Dennis Hollingsworth attended a sale
at Vandalia Friday. Lawrence
Wilmhorst hauled seed oats from
Rush Hill Friday. - Mrs. Lon Ware
spent Friday with Mrs. T. W. Craw-
ford. - Morg Myers moved south
west of Mexico this week. - Mr..
Blase had his wood sawed Thursday.
- JH. Baehr and Lewis Doeblin
were business visitors in Mexico FRI
day-Mrs. Blase has returned home
after spending sometime at the bed
side, Of he mother who is Ill but was
better when Mrs. Blase left her. -
rB. B. Martins started to Illinois
Thursday and their little invalid
daughter, Mary Lou, became
SO i'll that they had to
stop in Hannibal where she died on
Friday morning at 5 o'clock. SYM
uathy is extended the family from
their many friends here . Farmers
are. busy in this vicinity sowing oats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03

Sunday and returned to Fulton Mon
day. - Miss Hattie Bailey visited
home folks over Sunday and returned
to Synodical College Monday. Hattie
says she is doing fine with her school
work. - Mrs. Coy Bates OF Stephens,
Mimi, came in Thursday to attend the
funeral Of Wright Berry, who was
killed by the train in Fulton Wednes-
lay. Mr.. Berry married Miss Mary
Bates q little over one year ago. We
are sorry for both families of Mrs.
Bates and Mrs. Berrys. - Miss Ruby
Ford Of Fulton returned to her home
after a pleasant visit with leak Con-
ner and family - Claud Woods is
moving this week to the JEFF Woods
farm in the Goose Hill neighborhood.
= Norman Boyd is moving to the
Tom Hite's farm. - The Goose Hill
school closed Friday. There were
four pupils passed the eighth grade.
All the folks around surprised Mrs.
Davis, the teacher by coming in about
noon with well filled baskets Of good
eats and spent the day with her and
her pupils. All reported a good time
and had plenty of nice things to eat
too numerous to mention. We hope
Miss Davis, win be with us this next
fall, again. She is n Of the best
teachers yet. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
AuxYAssE ITEMS.

u. u. Garwood accompanied by his
neice Miss Kate Wood, r going to
Rochester, MINI, this week where Mr..
Garwood will undergo an operation
for stomach trouble. - Three other
congregations were the guests Of the
Christian Church members in their
remode church Sunday. Rev. Star
mont d the Methodist congregation
preachsd Eat ii o'clock and Rev. Lar
son at The evening service. The
ChristiaE people spent something
over four Thousand dollars for decor
atinE Gfd nave nice Htsisasiarch
building. B.. B. Thurmond Of JEFF
ferson City ii her On business this
week. - ThsSbakg sale held herR Sat
urday by the Ladies' Aid Of the Ghris-
tian Church cleared about eighty dol
Jars. = Mrs. Mary Brannoek ofsKan-
sas City is the guest of her neice Mrs.
W. r. Buckser. R, A. McAfee, who
has the small pox lis getting along
nicely and Wit be- out soon. = John
10. Pierce aged about eighty years
died at his home in this city Monday
of kidney trouble. Mr..
derce is p highly respected gen
eman and will be missed in this COM
nunity. His wife and daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Ford and ONE son, J. Will
Pierce Of this city and Mrs. Ellis Mann
Of metropolis, ILL.,, survive. Funeral
WAS preached by Rev. s. G. Wood Of
1.-The, Presbyterian church. Burial was
fat Grand Prairie Cemetery. Miss
Atta Rudd has returned from st.
Louis where she visited her uncle,
! James Rudd of that city. Miss
Lacy Tyler of Columbia Is visiting
Miss Gertrude Martin this week. Miss
Tyler was accompanied by her broth
er, Yates, who is spending q few days
her with friends. Miss Gladys Me-
Lain Of Columbia Il the guest Of Miss
Grace Oyerfelt this week.
IN CT IN EN"Fh.h AAAG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03

meeting Of the p. E. o. Cub in Van
dalia Tuesday. - The Ladies Aux
iliary Of the Michigan Farm Club
met at Mrs. Bright's Wednesday. -
Many from this neighborhood attend
ed w. c. Kisor's sale Tuesday. NotE-
ing sell 50 well as a year ago or even
80 web az last fall. - W. @. johnson
and wife attended the funeral Of Mrs.
#. III. Dodge in vandalia Wednesday.
- F. II. Naysmith and W. C. John
son were in Mexico on business
Thursday. - Sam Jordan, lecturer
for the State Board Of Agriculture,
lectured at Hickory Grove Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. At the
later lecture were a number Of repre-
s~entatives from Michigan, Crow,
Pleasant Plains and Prairie Hill
Farm Clubs. - Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Caldwell spent Sunday afternoon at
heir daughters, Mrs. D. E. Motley.
Paul Evans, wife and baby visited
his sister, Mrs. Chester Phor, Sunday.
His parents, viii Evans and wife
we're also there. l. A. Il Motley and
wife attended the entertainment Of
the Vandalia school faculty by the
P. e.. 0's Thursday evening. = Mes
DANES J. T. Walker and ogle' Feim
visited Mrs. Fay Uterback Friday af-
ternoon. They were very much in
I~terested in der chickens and chicken
houses. - Fay Utterback has sowed
about 20 acres Of oats. Mrs. Utterback
has 1923 little chicks and they are do
ing fine. - As l.. e. Hillyer Is soon
Ito move away and last Friday was
GATHERINGS last day in school, Miss
Emma Sutton planned a surprise for
her. After lesosns were hurried
through she brought in molasses,
sugar, etc, and proceeded to have q
candy pull: - ogle Helm will ship
out his cattle tomorrow, Monday and
J. T. Walker his hogs. I hope they
strike a good market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
BENTON.

Mrs Grover Weber was Quite sick
the past week but is improving. -
Johp Stumpf and Will Wingsr with
their families spent Sunday with
friends north Of C~entralia. - Afra.
Lulu Hilderhrand ID convalescing at
Mr.. Ehas. Hildebrands. will Sallee
and family IL Mexico visited az Fxitz
Winger's Sunday. MI. and Mrs.
French Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Washington visited at Fred KEEL
lerhala Sunday, Miss Lens Tate
closed 4 successful term of school at
Sun Rise Last Friday. Ernest
'Neiman and wife visited Ernest Leir-
heirner the first Of the weeiR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
WILL RETIRE

Mason Creasey is preparing to dis
pose Of his second hand store IN this
city and retire from business. MI.
Creasey has ben in business in Mex
leo for the past 81 years and has
made a success through his attention
to business, fair dealing and hard
work. He expects to go to AIbuquer-
que, N. NJ, and be with his daughter,
Miss Helen Creasey, for awhile fol-
lowing his sale.
Only two other firms are in Mex
leo today that had the same firm
names when he entered business here.
They are Ricketts, & Emmons and
Sam Morris. The Ledger is glad that
Mr.. Creasey will continue to make
Mexico his home. He viii sell his
stock Of goods at auction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
VICTIM Of BULL

Alb Howell, who farms near Paris,
died Saturday night as the result Of
an attack by his bull. The animal is
noted for its temper and when he re-
turned home late Saturday evening
from a sale and entered the field
where the animal was pastured, he
failed to take a pitchfork with him to
keep the animal away.
The bull charged him and threw
him to the ground. He was so badly
mutilated that he died shortly after
ward. Mrs. Howell, when she dis
covered her husbands plight went to
his rescue and was knocked down by
the bull. She was rescued as was
her husband by an adopted daughter
who went to the field with a pitchfork
and drove the Infatuated animal
away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
PRAIRIE LEA SCHOOL
Written by A and B Classes)

AWAfech W N 1uo u OtaSSes1
We are enjoying fine weather op-
posite the ground hogs prediction and
hope it win continue this way. -
Many Of The farmers are now sowing
oats. - Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Shook and
son, John, spent Sunday afternoon
with E. w. Lierheimer and family
- Mrs. Mark Pierce left last Monday
for Pontiac, ILL., where she was called
to her sister-in-law's funeral. - Mrs
Hugo Doerge is getting along fine
and is hoping to return home soon
twher all r welcoming her.-Miss
Gladys q. Kistler spent Thursday
might with Mrs. Wheeler and fam.
lily. Elmer Erdel and Vannie
Stone spent Sunday afternoon with
the Pierce's. Richard Rosenthal
sawed wood for Harm Aswegan AMI
Ben Pierce Monday The civics
class Of Prairie Lea had a debats
Monday. The question was Resolve;
THAT fire is more important thar
water" Mr.. and Mrs. Stone anG
daughter, Ida Florence visited, Mrs
Stones sister, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rick
MAJ Sunday south of Mexico. - Clyde
and Charley Ruse and Edward Brooks
enjoyed d card game Wednesday with
Ben Pierce Dick Doerge has been
dragging roads. - Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Norris arrived home from q
trip last week; on account Of snow
they had to ship their car from SONS
place mi Kentucky. - Messrs. D. L
Rogersg Ernest Fisher, Ben Pierce
Rhinard Rosenthal, Edward and Rob
art Brooks spent an afternoon recently
with the. Ruse boys. -- Dick Dosrge
and Mr.. Stone hauled off their hogs
last week. - There was a class meet
ing at Edmond Witches Monday
night. - Fred Norris hauled off his
hogs Monday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
bott and family Of Mexico spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar Stuart and family. - Mi. Hal
and family have moved on MIR. Greer's
farm northeast Of Mexico. Mr.
Stone bought six pigs from Diel
Doerge, last week. - There will b.
League at Littleby M. Il. Church Sun
day night and Miss Julia Pierce viii
be leadars
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
What WIN You Do with Jesua7

Baptist Evangelist DIR. ]. W. Hick-
erson speaking on this topic last night
at the First Baptist Church asserted
that whenever this question is pre-
scented to a free mind,that mind passes
on it. 1t cannot be ignored. Out
siders may not know the secret decis-
ion Of the free moral choice. 1t may
creep out indirectly in the conduct Of
the maj making the choice. But It is
recorded by. Him who looks not on
the outward appearance but upon the
heart.
The special music was rendered by
a male quartet Messrs Paul, Sap
pington, Williams and Wagner. The
meeting will continue all this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03

Wellsyille and Mr.. Edrer Boise of
near Auxvasse have moved to the
Clements farm two miles north Of
Benton City. - There are quite a few
making garden this week and the men
are very busy sowing oats. viii
Salee and family of Mexico visited
with Fritze Wenger and wife Sunday
and attended services at the Christian
Church. Quite a number Of the
young people attended church SER
vices at Rush Hill Sunday night. -
Mrs. Ray Russell has in quite a lot Of
new millinery goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
McCusrNTrC ITEMS.
lWritten b1 a md B classes)

written by "A npd b ciassesl
b. C. Ehrlich was the guest Of
Mark Kitz Sunday Walter and
Tom Hagans were gaests of Charles
Ferris Sunday afternoon. ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis lsonwsst and family and
Mi. and Mrs Ruhe Brown and daughs
Ter, Fern, and MT land Mrs. Jack
Brown were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee SohsVaIt Sunday. ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Brice FLYNN were the guests
of Mr.. ara Mrs. r. I. Hagan,
Tuesday evening MIR. md Mrs
Henry Sonwalt and M. - FRS
Barte MART ia we've the eaasta n
Nr. and Ms. Hangy Markena and
faon, John, Sunday Mr., and Mrs. r
Harafs wa ths quests Of Mr.. and
srs. John MoFieEt Saturday evening,
Norman Magan Was The guest 81
Halter Hagan Sunday morning.
I and Mrs. "A. 4. Bethel visited w
Mollet and family Sunday after
ssSn Rev. ". r. Mood delivered !
y Sunday morning Ut the com
aity church 81 Rush Hill. The
lintic gchol has added d first I'D
ht to it'll already up-to-fhe-aninuts
ipnent. Miss Lillian Doeblir
~ the 9ueaks III Hiss Cecilia Gels
80 f - HKAn II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. Tom Henson Of Moberly
filed his appointment at the Christ
tian Church Sunday nothing and ev-
,ening. Allen Cox and wife of
Wellsyille visited here with his
mother Saturday and Sunday. - John
Baker, Charlie Harrison, and Rolla
Hendrix shipped two cars Of hogs to
Sts Louis Monday. - Mi. Hollis Glenn
ents and family have donw near
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03
PRAIRIE HTLL ITEMS.

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