Mexico Missouri message., September 21, 1905, Image 3

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THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY.SEPT. 21, 1905
It. E. French hus
Louis.
moved to St.
Hathaway & Son will rebuild
but not likely ou the old location.
Miss Annie Weatherford at Lad
donia i iufferinz from lung; trou
ble. Miss Nina Cox nt
is reported very ill
fever.
Uentou City
with typhoid
Lonuie Rynamnn of Olney, Lin
coln county, will attend the Mexico
schools this winter.
' Henry Marshall has gone to El
Dorado Springs. We trust his
health will bo much improved,
Mitchell White has been chosen
captain of Company F, N. G. M.
in Mexico, W. G.IIutton resigned.
lion. J. A. Potts of Mexico is
to be one of the judges in the
hone show in St. Louis next
month.
Etnmett Cunningham and wife
left lust week for Paduca, Ky.,
where they will be located for a
time.
Circuit Court convened Monday.
There are 144 cases to dispose of
and Court will be iu session eight
een days.
Rev W. II. Paschall of Mexico
was transferred by the late Meth
odist conference back to St. Louis
conference-
Mrs M. L. Jones made a trip to
St. Louis this week to arrange for
the immediate opening of the Old
Ladies home in this city,
Rev. J. S. Jesse will preaoh at
Hopewell church, near Thompson,
nextSunday morning at 11 o'clook,
tHe invites all to the service.
John Gulick, suffering from rup
ture, has been brought to town
where he can be handy to his phy
sicians. He is resting better.
A section of the new HO foot fly
wheel at the electric light plant
fell a few days ago and was broken
and ruined. Another wheel had
to be ordered.
J. D,Lambert Is back fi'Qm Kan
sas and Colorado. He has been a
ereat sufferer lately from a brlle
on his leg. He was hurt by a till
a few weeks ago.
We heard it or dreamed i or.
maybe it is a lie-a Mexip' young
man is in a predicament. He
wants to get married and while he
is't afraid to pop the question he
is afraid to question her pp.
The city officers, sincf the fire
Monday night, are nor in the
room over Buckner & f hitney's
store. The prisoners at the city
jail are given their fr'dom at
night but are required to report
every morning.
Founders Day at Uardin"cllege
was celebrated Monday u?ht in
the college chapel. Presidut J.
W. Million delivered the idreaa
of welcome. The main addss of
the evening was by Rev.f. T.
Proctor, on tho "New Uhiniv
grain and stocjbarn
The lark. .,6n miles nk
of E. B. Norris.st. rher
east of Mexico, on the ia..iiok by
Fred Norris resides, was straining
lightning last Saturday mom
and was destroyed. The farm -plements,
etc., and live stock.it.
cept one cow were all gotten fed;
About 40 tons of hay were stras
in the building, all of which red
lost. The loss is $1,800 insv ,
for $500.
Attention, Farmers. &
The annual meeting of the Fi
L. Cooperative Insurance Amoco
tion of Audrain couutylwill be he
at the office of J. W. Howe.ll ii
Mexico at 10 a. m., Tuesday, Oct.,
10,1905, (this is second day of
carnival), for the purpose of elect
ing President, Vice President.Sec
retary, three directors and all other
business coming before the Assoc
iation; also a vote to change Ar
ticle 2, Seo. 5, to read, $500
in place of $200, nud Art. 2,
Sect. G in line 12 add, theu policy
hall become void uutil reinstate
ment by option of president and
secretary,
- E. E. Jones, Pres.
E. B. Norhis, Sec'y.
A BIO FIRE.
Hathway's Grain Buness Destroy
ed and City Hall Greatly Damaged.
Monday tiinht Mexico had anoth
er big fire, nathaway & Sou's
grain store and elevator went up
in smoke aud the fire also went
thru the City Hall, cleaning up
the furnishings and burning off
the roof. A heavy rain was fall
ing at the time and thus the sur
rouuding buildings aud the Riugo
block ucross the street, to the
uorth.wcre saved.
The origiu of the fire is un
known. It started in Hathway's
building and broke out about 9:30.
The buildiug was full of a dense
smoke at the time the Are was dis
covered. No oue could endure the
smake to enter the building to car
ry out auy of the contents. The
fire company was ou hands early
and worked hard but to little pur
pose.
The City Hall would have been
saved but fof the heat starting a
fire just nuder the ulate roof inside,
which could not be reached for the
ceiling. The city records and val
uable papers were all Eaved. When
the roof burned off and fell then
the fire company was able to get
at the blazes und the floors and
walls of the building were saved.
Hathaway & Sou put their loss
at about $1G,000. They had just
unloaded six cars of timothy seed
in the building, valued at $1,200 a
car. Their total insurance is $11,
500. The damage to the City HaU is
fully oovered by insurance.
r YOUR NEIGHBORS
Mrs. J. A. Guthrie visited in
Marshall last week.
Mrs. Homer Mundy is visiting
in Ind.an Territory.
Miss Frances Mason is a student
in the State Hniyerpjty,
Miss Maggie Walker of Rowcna
je attending Stephen College.
Miss Benetta Barclay and broth
er Ray are atteuding school in Col
umbia. U. P. Warden U visiting, at his
Old borne- in Rappahannock county,
Virginia.
J. G. Apel of Benton City is
home frera a visit to his old hqie
ijU Europe.
J. N. Cross who is teaching at
Hallsville spent Sunday and Mon
day in Mexico.
Dr. W. F. Traughber and wife
arrived home from Portland, Ore
gon, last week.
Misses Alum and Mary Rowe of
tbis county are attending school nt
Lexington, Mo,
Miss Blanee Neily is visiting
relatives at New Loudon, Perry
and other places.
Miss America Watts,' soulheast
of Mexico, returned to Spokane.
Wash., this week.
William Coatsworth of Mexico
is a studeut in the military school
at Delafield, Wisconsin.
Miss Belh Wisdom visited her
parents iu Marshall last week aud
attended the afreet fair.
B. F. Cooksey of Osage Co,,
Kansas,visited his sister in Mexico
this week, Mrs. B. A. Thorn-
burg.
Juo.Peinbei ton and family put
Sunday with their fri.euuV.Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.. -Welkin, ou North .Tf-
fersou, street,
Rev. J. J. Griffin, of Troy, was
up hi Audraiu last week, visitiug
in Mexico und Laddouiu, lookiufr
after property interests.
Mrs. Mary D, Nicholas- kft
Tuesday noon. Jo ReedleyCalifur-
nia, to apeivi the. winter .
daughter Mrs. V. W 'u uer
ant In . uicllhiney, an assist-
ue Message offloe.is enjoy-
mg a well
earned rest this week
I among relatives ai Hannibal.
Miss Maitha Shea of Louisiana
State University is temporarily
filling the place of Miss Elizabeth
Gill in the Mexico Public school,
Miss Gill having been sick for sev
eral days.
C. C. Lucas and wife of near
Santa Fe returned home last waek
from a three months' visit in Vir
ginia. C. C. tells the Message be
enjoyed himself white away, but be
is glad to get back to old MUaouri
aga;n.
Mrs. R. M. White is home from
Mndlavia, Iud., where she has for
some time been enjoying the mud
baths.
A curd from Mrs. Mary Mosely
written at Yellow Stone Park tells
thnt she is hugely enjoying her
western trip.
Captain C. T. Allen and family
moved to their future home in Vir
ginia this week. This excellent
family are held iu high esteem iu
this community, and wc realize
that, it is a loss iu the higher cir
cles of society to have to give up
Mr. Allen and his taleuted wife
ii i id (laughters.
A. C. Barnes of Mexico with
his brother, J.L.Barnes, now R"p
resentive of Pratt county, Kan , left
last week for their old home, Sum
merfleld, Ohio, where they will en
joy "Home Coming Day." Ulu
friends and neighbors, now scatter
ed over different parts of the coun
try, will meet again and talk over
auld latig syne.
Union Literary Society of the
Mexico High School has elected
the following officers: Marquess
Wallace, presideut; George Ouuk
ley, yice-presideut. Melnotte San
nebeck, recording secretary; Grace
Ellis, coriespouding sec; Johu
Ellis, sergeant i Grace Morris, first
critic; Otto Kuukel, oecond critic;
Mitchell Boone, first librarian;
Geo. Vanlandiugham, second libra
rian; Ruth Bragg, treasurer; Rob
ert Cannel, attorney.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
POWELL FORD
Old Salt River was ou a boom
last Sunday. Water was out iu
the road, so oue could not see the
culyert. W have had plenty of
rail) for the last two, weeks.
J. Holliway who has been living
on Robert Randle's farm, will now
occupy a house on J. P. Powell's
farm..
Win. Mason purchased the Car
ter farm, 320 acres, paying $55 per
acre.
Autliur Hamilton and sister of
Mexico and cousin Johu Hamilton
of Rjch.njond, I?y., spent Sunday
and. Monday with Mr aud" Mrs. Wal
lace Johnson,
EAST LINN.
Willie Crews returned Suudny
from St. L,ouis to visit home folks.
Miss. EUir Freyer, on uccountof
the siokuess of her sister, Heleu,
and niece, Grace Schneider, did
not go St. Louis as we reported,
M,r- And Mi'3- Jarutte Mills nud
little daughter, Georgia, after a
week's visit with home folks in
Warren Co. have returned home.
Frank Miller went ou the excur
sion Saturday. He returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ben Kimuo received a
paralytio stroke and is in a critical
condition.
THOMPSON.
It. A.. Brown was here
from
Mexico Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Sims is home from a
visit to Uoodliouse.
Mrs. E. F. Elliott returned from
Hallsville Saturday after several
days visit to relatives.
Earnest Buouo Is spending the
week in Texas.
R. S. McDonnell was iu Mexico
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Clurke was the guest
of Laddonia friends Friday.
J. F. Jesse aud wife speut Sun
day in Mexico.
Mrs. Jus Cunningham is spend
ing the week iu Montgomery City.
Miss Julia Uagerty iaUome from
a pleasant visit with, Miss Bessie
Burke.
Mja tVrfe Jesse is attending
Hardin College.
Miss Edna Gunk ppent Snnduy
with home 'il)lkg here.
Audrain Mail Service.
Washington, Sept. 14. Com
plete rural free delivery has, been
ordered established iu Audraiu
County, Mo., effective Nov. 15.
The total number of routes in the
county is eight, of which
the following are newi Benton
City, route No. 2; Furber, route
No. 1; Moliuo, route No. 2; Row
ena, route No. 1; Rush Hill, route
No 2; Thompson, route No. 2.
CUPID'S CAPTURES
Mr. Pabe Strong.a railroad man
of thia city, aud Miss Clara, Sough
ters, of Wellsville, were united In
marrlago at the home of the bride'
parents last Sunday uight.
The Old Ladles' Home.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
contained the following nrtiele a
few days ugo:
At a meeting of the btate execu
tive board of the King's Daughters,
held at the residence of Miss So
phie Roth Saturday afternoon, it
was decided to proceed nt once to
the completion of the home for
old people, which the King's
Daughters have begun nt Mexico,
Missouri.
Miss Roth has recently returned
from Mexico, and said that the
home will be a beautiful building,
admirably adapted for the use for
which it is intended. To com
plete it a debt will be necessary,
but it has been thought best to go
ou with the work, and donations
may come to help it on. Besides
tho funds needed to complete the
structure, the King's Daughters
desire furniture , for some of the
bedrooms, in which iron beds are
to be used exclusively, and parlor
furniture for two rooms. A kitch
en range is also an accessory which
must be secured, ns well us means
for n granitoid walk around the
place.
It is planned to have the opening
of the home nt the same time as
the King's Daughters state con
vention, which will bt! hold in
Mexico early in November.
"rilToRIM REAPER
Nelson Bush, who formerly lived
on West Lick, this county, and
who for a number of years was
employed nl Uuion Stock yards in
Chicago, died last week. All the
stock men remember Nels. Bush.
His old neighbors in this county
will be sorry to hear of his death.
STOCK AND TRANSFERS
Yirgil Dix of Rowena. lost a fine
riding mare,
Don't forget Glyu D. Jones' big
sale next Thursday.
E. G. Spence will have a colt
show iu Thompson uext Saturday.
Jim Quinlan'sbig annual stock
sale will be held Thursday.October
o. uou t rorget tue date.
Lewellen & Smith, near Vanda-
lia, will hold their stock sale Wed
nesday, Oct. 11. This will pro
bably be the largest sale ever held
in this county. L'ok out for ad.
in this paper.
The Racket Store stock of goods
iu Mexico will be moved to Furber.
Mrs. T. R. Miles is proprietress.
Fritz Laugenboch, a bricklayer
at the new colorod school building
iu this city, fell from his scaffold-
iug, 30 feet to tho ground, Tues
day morning. Ho was picked up
in an uucouscious conditiou. Sev
eral ribs were broken, an arm
fractured and he is hurt internally.
Ho has a wife and three children
at Fulton,
Proclamation by the Mayor.
During the Parker Carnival,
which commences October 9, 1905.
and closes October 14, 190,"), the
throwing or use of uuy confetti,
(tour, starch, or uuy substance of
like character, aud the use of rub
ber balls, exploding or shooting
sticks or canes, slap stick, feather
dusters, or the use, of any article
which tends to injure the person
of another will be absolutely pro
hibited upon the streets or avenues
in the City of Mexico, Mo.
Any person found using any of
the above urtioles for purposes
above mentioned, or uny person
eugaged iu the sale or attempt to
sell coufetti, rubber bulls, explod
ing or shootiug sticks, or canes,
during the week commencing Oc
tober 9th, 1905, will be prosecuted
under the ordinances of the city.
It is my desire that the citizens
of Mexico should enjoy themselves
during this week, but their enjoy
ment must be had in a legitimate
mauner.
Dated this 18th day of Sept.,
1905.
E. E. Jo.Nfe,
Mayor.
Richard Kidd has located iu St.
Louis.
That "Voice from Thompson,"
for the automobile, is from Thomp
son, Mo that we neglected to udd
to the bottom of tho article.
Tub ruin was a great blessing
to Mexico Monday uight. Had
the weather been exceedingly dry,
the Kreater portion of the business
section of the city would have been
burned.
FIGHTS BACK.
Kendall Shoots Another
Shot at the Auto.
To tho Editor of tho Message.
You will please give the follow
ing article space in your valuable
paper, which the Ledger failed to
copy.
Yours truly,
S. E. Keudull.
Mexico,Mo.,Sept. 18th, 1905.
To tlio Editor of tho rodRor.
Dear Sir: In your paper of re
cent date, I see an artiolo purport
ing to bo from an Audrain farmer,
in which there are statements that
are not b i ne out by the facts.
This beiug true, I will respectfully
ask you to give mo space in your
paper to refute such statements.
The writer of tho article, who
ever he may be, says thut the in
telligence and the bone and sinew
are universally in the majority.
Admiting this to be true, on the
auto question in Audrain county,
you and all of tho friends of the
auto must go away back and sit
down. Again he says that af
ter diligent canvass of several days,
that GO names were procured cull
ing for a mass meeting, when the
truth of the matter is that I did
uot canvass more than two hours,
and obluiucd 20 names, and the
next day Mr. D. M. Roberts and
Frank Jumes with little effort ob
tained 5G names and Mr, Robert
Gray of Wilson Township sent iu
105 nud Joe Pratt sent i n 37
names, and 30 good men caino into
my office aud nsKed to me to let
them sign it, aud I have heard of
but two farmers who have refused
to sign it. If you will come t ,nv
office I will showy-, the signa
tures of 24 aa g00(j citizeug as you
can find anywhere, 'who oppose the
running of the auto on our public
roads.
To havo cuuyassed as long as
your farmer stated, I could have
obtained two thousand or more
names.
You charge us with being moss
backs and in the way of progress,
when the fact is you have resurrec
ted theold aucieut war chariot,
with its glittering blades of steel
dripping with the blood of its vic
tims, going at break-neck speed
over the country, and you claim
by your actions that progress just
ifies the killiug nud mu;m:ng of the
people.
If I remember r'g'it'y the French
revolution was brought about by
the nobility riming rough shod
over ihe people. About all of
tin; revolutions in (lie his
tory of the world have been
brought about by the reckless dis
regard of tho rights of the people,
just lis the autoists are doiug today.
Again the writer of your nrtu.-le
says that the element who oppose
the nuto is quite insignificant eith
er iu numbers or in moral weight.
This will b e resesnted by over
two thousand of our best citizens.
I will name only a few: Judge M.
0. Flint, Win. II. Iwn
uau, J. W. Gilpin, 1) n i r I . -
Molllhany, Morrison Luekhind, J.
1). Crews, C. 11. Slioup, J. (). Do
well, J. R. Winn. Robt. Gray, J.
1$. Cottel, T. W. Crawford. J. W.
Wootery, W. A. Edinouston.Jno.
X. Brown, Lee Gregory, Ely
Ireck. J. L. Ware, T. E. Hook, T.
Berry, D. M.
Caldwell.
Agaiu you
nil kinds of
are disposed
fight ou me.
It oberts and U. L.
say that we oppose
invention, and you
to make the whole
Let us see. Some
years ago the editor of the Ledger
was out to my farm, and wrote up
qnito an article on my np-to date
buildings, etc., Wc will cee what
kind ot u fogy I nni. I imported
oue of the first thronghbred stall-,
ius iuto Audraiu county, and I to
further improve the stock of the
county helped rebuild the old
fair grounds, that, wus de. troyed
during the civil war, and later took
stock in our last Tuir and spent
much timo iu helping to make
Audrain the great stock center that
it is today.
You in companug our position
to the robbers it has no paralel.
Iustead of fogyism we olaim that
the first incentive of progress in
any community is safety on the
public highway. Iu fact the sur
est sign of retrogade and decay is
to allow obstructions of danger on
the highways. It makes little dif
ference whether the damages are
caused by the autos or robbers.
Again you aay that we are mak
ing against emigration into our
county, when the fact is jnet the
reverse, ai any farmer who values
the safety of his family would only
be too glad to go to a couutry
where there are no dangers.
Now.Mr. Farmer.or Editor, who
ever you are, I want to say that I
enjoy a goon humored news
paper scrap and hope no ill-feeling
will follow, but must sny that the
At-..! 1 , .
mexiuo uuuy press nas uccn very
nnfuir during this controversy, in
not giving their readers an account
of all of the accidents caused by
the autos, and instead of offering
any sensible argument have indulg
ed ridicule.
Youru Respectfully,
S. E. KENDALL.
New Undertaking Extablishment.
We are now prepared to serve
tho public at our new under
taking parlors, 205 South Jefferson
St. Calls answered promptly tit all
hours.
J. L. IIi'iiiiics, Prop.
Mrs. J.L.Hughes.Lady Atteuduut.
OLD SOIDIERS MEET.
Fighters In Two Wars Gath
er In Mexico.
The annual reunion of the Mex
ican War Veterans, ufier n two
days' session here, adjourned at
noon last Thumluy. The grand
old vets had an enjoyable time,
the citizens lending every means
to assist iu the entertainmeut.
When time came to part some of
the incidents were touching. Some
will never meet again in auuuul
reunion, they will have brcu ca'.'.ed
to the great beyond,
At tho opeuii" gessj011 0f the
reunion
lornev C. A. Barnes dc-
'Ave red
au address of welcome
to which waa given n reply by Gen
eral Odon Guitar of Columbia.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected ns follows: General
Odon Guitar, chairman; Win.
Boone, of Odessa, secretary and
treasurer. Next meeting will be
held at Chillicothe.
At the same time of the week
the 9th M. S. M. Rcuuiou met
here nnd a joint meeting was
held with the Mexican War Vet
erans addressed by Gen. Guitar.
There are only about twenty mem
bers of their band of militia living
and they were all present und are
as follows:
Jacob Frank, Fulton; Co D.
OJon Guitar, Culumbiu, Colonel.
James Peyton, WelUville, Co I).
J. L. Spencer.
J. D. Clurkstou.
J. W. Hays, We!lsi!k Regular
Army.
A. Fields, Wcllsville, Co D.
dipt. E K. Smith. Louisiana, Co A.
L. D. Wilson, Holleiisvilie. Co 45.
Li. W. Holiday, Moberly, Co 1).
W. H. Sehnider, Cleveland, O. Co 11.
R. Duane, Ashland, Co F.
J. W. Sligall, president of the as
sociation, Cairo, Co (i.
E. S. Music, Clailvsville, Co. G.
Dr. T. B. Ross. Slater. Co. A.
S. aud Vin.Tler, Paris, Co F.
(J. W. Pink. Vdii.l.iliii. Co. D
W. II. Wils
.1. 11. Bates, Hi
M. Muhohey, W
;isv.
slice. Co
llsville,
( t. D
A.
See Liikenan & Bni nes fur faim
insu ranee.
The Hubert
Creek was wash
brid.ri'
d out
on Hi'.'in
by the bile
high waters. It will be a niiitt.r
for the County Court to look ufier.
FLUK! FLUR!
We have decided to sell to the people of Mex
ico nnd surrounding country Flour that is man
ufactursd out of the Best Wheat that is raised
in Missouri nnd milled by a Mexico institution
for the following low paices for cash:
0. K. PATENT,
Straight Patent,
Baker's Standard,
Will deliver the eoods anywhere in the city
limits and guarantee every sack to be as good as
! any Flour that is on the market. Try a sack
'and you will be convinced. Just call by 'phone
'Phone, No. 112. Goods delivered promptly.
Mexico 'Roller Custom VM
COUNTY MEETING.
Twelfth Annual Gathering of the
Audrain Christian Missionary Co-
Operatlon-Macedonla Church,
Sept. 25 27.
.MONDAY.
257:30 n ni Sermon I
Sept.
will pull down my Barns." E
M. Smith.
TUESDAY.
Sept. 25-9:30 am TWuf;,,
Lgau Ilerndou.
9:45 Grectings.J M Blalock.
9:55 Response P W Harding.
10:00 App't of Committees.
10:15 Address on County Evan-
golism, L V Ilarbord.
10:35 Discussion.
11:29 Sermon "Christianity an
Absolute Neceessity," WOSur-
ber.
Business.
Adjournment.
-tiW) p m Song
Robertson.
servive, Walter
2:15 Report of Board.
2:25 A.llress'Thc IdeuISunday
School," J D Greer.
2:45 Reports from churches.
3:20 Young people and Chris
tian Endeavor, W U Kern.
l-.-U) p in praise Service, J
Thomas.
II
8:00 p n. Sermon." Our Relation
to State oud County Work," J
II Wright,
wko.vksday.
27 9: 30 a in Devolions.
S
Winscott
9:45 "Co operation as a means
to Christiuu Progress, "A W
Kokendoffer.
10: 10 Discussion.
10:45 Reports of Committees.
11:00 Reports from churches.
11:20 Sermon, W II Hook.
Business.
Benediction.
2:00 p m Devotions, J M Blalock
2:15 C W B M Hour. Led by
Mrs E II Locke.
3: 19 Junior C E Tulk Mrs W F
Traughber.
3:22 Bible School Session, 10
ininutes talks.
The Snprime purpose, Egau
Hern do n.
The Teacher's Preparation, Dr
Traughber.
The place of song.W Robertson.
Benediction.
7:30pm Praise Service, W G
Surlier.
8:00 p m Sermon, W B Tailor.
Administrator's Notice.
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$2.30 per cwt
$2.29 per cvt.
$2.10 per cwt.