Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-20
Personal AND GENERAL.

TEfSONAL AND GENERAL.
Df. keeton is again able to be out.
VIII Pasqueth has returned from a trip
East.
Willard Carroll was in St. Louis this
week.
R. W. Tureman was in St. Louis this
Week.
WI. Booth, of Centralia, called last
Friday.
DIR. Boaz, of Perry, has been visiting in
this city.
Alvin Clark now has charge of the Perry
hack line.
Miss Maggie Christopher in st. Louis
on a visit.
I. B. Buckner was in Farber on BUSH
ness last week.
H. Jacobson was in ST. Louis on bust
ness this week.
Charles Nichols, of Colorado, is visit
ing in this city.
Capt. Hiner and son, Gus, have been
home on a visit.
Miss May Henderson of Sedalia, is Wis
iting in this city.
w. A. Mason, of vandalia has been
visiting in this city.
VIM. Mixer has returned from a pleas
ant visit to New York.
J. Med. Trimble was in jefferson City
on business this week.
George Robertson was in Laddonia on
legal business yesterday.
Sam Edwards is learning photograph
ing at Graham's gallery.
Mrs. DIR. Pinckney French has gone to
Litchfield, ILL.,, on a visit.
Miss Mocksley, of Louisville, Ky, is
visiting Miss Mary Guthrie.
Mr.. Christopher and family will remove
to Denver, Colorado, in May.
Miss Cora Burns will spend Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Mary Carroll.
DIR. Banks, of Laddonia, has been in the
city on business for the past few days.
Mrs. R. Scharlach, formerly OF this city,
has a millinery store in Jefferson City.
The children had a masquerade party
at Judge Lackland's last Friday night,
Robert Morris, who has been seriously
i'll for a week past, is slowly recovering
NJ. E. Church, south, sociable at the
residence of Charlie Murray Tomorrow
night.
NJ. Richards, a prominent merchant o.
Perry, was in the city Tuesday and gave
US a call.
Mrs. j. A. Glandon and Mrs. R. NJ
Heron left for Sedalia on a visit las
Tuesday.
Last Friday afternoon the children hat
glorious little party at the residence of
W. F. Reed.
Hon. G. F. Rothwell, of Moberly
brother of DR.. T. P. Rothwell, was il
the city Tuesday.
;. L. M. Pease went to Marshall on Tues
day to look after the interests of hi
branch store at this place.
Bishop Robertson, of the Episcopa
Church, has been the guest of Judg
Lakeland for the past few days.
:. DIR. J. T. Neal, a dentist of Carrollton
Mo-, will locate in this city, and form
co-partnership with DR.. Luckie.
There was a very pleasant little must
Gale at T. NJ. ellis last Saturday nigh,
Some very fine music was enjoyed.
A. Larkin Bennett, Of the Fulton Tsse
, graph, nephew Of James Gordon Bennett
and a cousin by marriage Of Jay Gould
+. was over to the circus Friday, an
carried the banner" in the grand stree
> parade.
r NOTE.
;, Miss Fannie Murphy, of Carrollton, Mo.
who has been in the city for the pas
week, left for her home Tuesday after
noon. During her stay in the city, Mis-
: Murphy received a course in painting
of the decorative china'' variety, unde
t the instruction of Mrs. Belle True, 9
Hardin College. We would state i
this connection that this class of art
becoming very popular among u art
loving people. Mrs. True is turning on
l some very handsome work, and is nc
/. only N expert with the brush, but ha
proven herself an excellent teacher.