Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-02
HOME NOTES.

Charley Grasty is in st. Louis.
Thos. Day is here is on a visit.
Max Myers is in St. LOU. on a
visit.
James Suggett is In Fulton on bus
ness.
K. S. Steele is clerking for NJ.
Blum.
L. o. Garrett smiles a smole. 1t
is a girl.
Joe B~eshears, Of Vandalia, was up
to court.
Is the Dramatic Club dead or is it
sleeping:
Jno. A. Guthrie is visiting at Platte
City, Mo.
W. B. Uzzle, of Rush Hill, called
yesterday.
Capt. D. E. Shea is in St. Louis
on business.
Judge Hughes, of Danville, is at
tending court.
Geo. Gill, of Vandalia, spent Sun
day in Mexico.
Hon. Champ Clark is attending
court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Mitchell are in
Chicago on a visit.
Jouett Tomlinson has been laid up
with a ~vaccinated arm.
Chap. G. White, of the Vandalia
Leader, was up to court.
Smith Spence has oeen visiting
friends in Marion county.
Miss Minnie Gordon, of St. Louis,
has been visiting in town.
Redman Galloway wears an unusual
broad smile. 1t is a girl.
Hon. Mortimer McIIhsny has a real
estate office at Baird. Texas.
Thos. NJ. Gill and wifi. give their
friends a little party tonight.
Miss Mamie Duncan has returned
from a pleasant visit to Fulton.
Miss Lottie May is again at her
post of duty in the public school.
Gus Reusch. of Rush Hill, was in
town last week and called on us.
Miss Belle Morris has recovered
from quite a serious spell Of sickness.
Jay Coatsworth, of Kansas City.
has been on a visit to relatives here
S. Hirsch, of Clinton, Henry coun-
ty, was in Mexico Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs. c. G. Bridgeford, nee Annie
Woodward. will be home on a visit
shortly.
Bro. Robnett, Of the Baptist Church
neal Laddonia, called last Monday on
business.
Samuel D.. Ellis. County School
Commissioner, is very sick at Mar
%tinsburg.
r. \. Alexander, proprietor of the
St. Louis Sporting World, made US a
call yesterday.
There a a very pleasant surprise
masquerade at Charlie Murray's on
Monday night.
Charlie Emmons and Miss MoIlie
Leeper were married last Monday by
Rev. DIR. Grasty.
Dan Henderson, our accommodate
ing depot agent, is sick. Henry
Fowler is filing bis place.
II. Grant Moore, Of Roodhouse,
H., formerly a clerk In the post-ofiice
here, spent Sunday in this city.
Prof. Blanton and several other
teachers went to the Teachers Insti-
tute at Curryville last Saturday.
We learn that Frank Tomlinson
and Miss Lucy Martin were married
Tuesday. They will reside at Slater,
Mo.
L. L. Romans is studying medicine
with Dir. French. Mr.. Romans is &
bright young man, and will make g
good physician.
We heard a lady one day last week
say. Il think Oscar Wilde is just
loveIy.' At the same time she wa:
eating with a knife.
1t isn't because a woman is exactly
E afraid Of a COW that she runs ava,
f and 1t is because a goret
-. dress is not fashionable.
{, Miss WHO asked Tom Doty
delivery clerk at the post-otfice, TO
two twos," was informed that "thl
. is no aesthetic post-otiice.'
t A Liberty street lady woke he
husband during q storm and said
e Il do wish you would stop snoring
. for | want TO hear it thunder
In reply 10 the question why do nc
more of our ladies attend mlnstre
shows, We there is but on
reason, and that is because they don
want to.
@ r. NJ. White, proprietor, and b. b
), Runkle, foreman Of this office, leav
# for St. Louis Friday night 10 pul
!. chase material for the enlargement {
the LEDGER.
We find that a great many youn
y ladies in Mexico are in love wit
% Oscar Wilde's pants. We would llb
l. to see some of our society gentleme
in too tooly short pants.