Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
b. S. Hite is ut home on a visit.
Miss Lizzie Talbot is conyalescent
Mrs. Joel Guthrie has been very sick.
Mrs. W. W. Rutledge is in st. Lonis on
a visit.
Sam Locke is at Sweet Springs for his
John j. Steele was in st. Louis on bus
mess last week.
Sam Locke's many friends are glad to
see him out again.
George Harper is on a visit to his home
in New Salem, Ill.
We are glad to see Charles w. Baker
again able to be out.
Charley Murray and wife spent a pleas
ant week at Perry, Mo.
Misses Willie and Carrie Woodward are
visiting relatives in Paris.
Miss Clara Ruloff has returned from a
pleasant visit to st. Louis.
Geo. Daniel and wife of Vandalia, have
been visiting relatives here.
Misses Lizzie Grantham and Ella For
rist are visiting in Marshall.
John Thompson, formerly of Mexico,
now of kirksville, is in the city.
Mrs. Rood, of Galloway county, is Wis
iting her father, Hugh Wilson.
Miss Lizzie Quinn was married to a
Jacksonville gentleman last week.
Mrs. Warren Harper has returned from
Il pleasant visit to Montgomery county.
Mrs. Judge Forrist enjoyed a pleasan,
visit at Capt. Cooks, of Louisiana, last
week.
Misses Belle, Marke and Bessie Combs
of Kentucky, are visiting Mrs. John r.
Luckie.
Mrs. Judge Cunningham slipped and fel
one day last week, spraining her arm yer.
painfully.
= Miss Bette Miller gave her Sunda.
school class a pleasant lawn party on'
evening last week.
Judge W. C. Orr and wife, of Louisiana
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Fry, returned home last week.
Mrs. John Bird, of Vandalia, and he
sister, Miss Mcpherson, of Bunker Hill
Illinois, are visiting Mrs. j. B. Clark.
jim Pledge is spending the summe
months in farming and reading the "Grea
Religious Weekly" Excellent enjoyment
Mrs. James Robinson, wife of tn
champion bareback rider of the world
is home ona visit. Jim is in Canada wit
his circus.
A pleasant little social dance wa
, INDUCED in at the Central Hotel Tuesda,
night. Every II present spent a mos
delightful evening.
Prof. w. L. Crigler, of Martinsburg,
: going to teach this winter at Flat Creel
Tenn. He is a fine teacher, and we dis
like to have him leave the county.
Columbia Statesman: S. B. Kirtley le
vi 1utSUdf III NlCAlSct 0ho IA AN"h
there this week with his sister, Mrs. B.. !
Cauthorn, on visit to relatives and frien(
in Cynthiana, Ky.
Sam. O.. Lawder leaves this week fl
Peoria, H., from which place he wi
travel for a wholesale house. Sam is
live, clever young man, and will make
L SucceSSful salesman.
Col. MIG. Singleton, of Galloway count
was in Mexico last week. He says pol
tics in the "Kingdom" are in a bad shap
: as they are always bound to be, whit
there is a split in the party.
e Fulton Gazette: Miss Suite Nicho
left here Wednesday for Thompson St
. ton, Audrain county, at which place 81
will take charge of a music class, and W
be absent from the city about a month.
= Col. Mordeci Oliver, on account of t
health of his son, has moved West. CO
Oliver has a host of friends in Mexic
who wish him the best this world afford
. and that he will eventually return to Me
leo to reside.
;. Ralph Talbot and wife, nee Miss Fam
Hardin, have gone to New Mexico to r
u main permanently, Mrs. Talbot's heal
l. being very bad necessitated a change
climate. Her many friends here wish
her speedy recovery.
1t j. G. Mahoney and family were regi
,, tered at the Ringo House Monday. TIL
stopped in Mexico to visit Mr.. Han
' brother of Mrs. Mallory. They only I
)" manned a few days, when they returned
e their home in New Mexico.
e Little Miss Ethel Galloway and Lit
Miss Julia Ricketts, have been visit
pr friends in Boone county. They had a 10
e. time, and enjoyed themselves just t
-. same as if they were f~ull-fledged socit
y bellies, which they will be some day.