Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-06-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
DIR. James McDearmon is sick.

DIR. James McDearmon is sick.
Miss Belle Hisey is visiting in Virginia
o. P. Benning, of Laddonia, called yes
terday.
Joe Bryan is now reporting on the Intel
Hgencer.
Miss Edna Williams is in Virginia on
a visit.
Henry Reed has return ed home from
school.
eHam Dooley was in Galloway on a visit
last week.
Charley Grasty is in Quincy, Ill.,, on a
daily paper.
North Jones speaks at Laddonia on the
4th of July.
j. NJ. Menefee was IN Chicago last week
on business.
Sam Doty, of Chicago, is here on a visit
to his parents.
Ex-Gov. c. H. Hardin and wife have
gone to Virginia.
Mrs. r. W. Tureman was visiting in
Fulton last week.
l.. L. Romans is rusticating with friends
in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal VOORHEES, paid a visit
to Cairo last week.
Ed. Darlington of Chilicothe, paid Mex
leo a visit last week.
Maj. Motley, Postmaster of Fulton, is
visiting John R. Bragg.
H. Etterson, of Fulton, has been visit
ing his brother-in-law, L. Phillip.
We are glad to see our friend NJ. J.
Oliver able to be on the street again.
Miss Jennie Brown, of this county, will
teach the Concord school this winter.
Seldom Brooks is going on the road this
fall. He will make a fine salesman.
Mr.. Majors, brother-in-lew of R. w.
Tureman, was in Mexico yesterday.
Mr.. Harrison, formerly of Galloway
county. now of Denver, Col, is in Mexico.
B. B. Tureman has received from a lady
friend an elegant wax flower horse shoe.
Miss Laura Craddock is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walker Sears, at La Plata,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Colby, of Toledo,
Ohio, have been visiting the family of w.
T. Hathaway.
Mrs. w. F. Whitney, of Saline county,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Buckner.
Jos. Greenamyer and family left y~ester-
day for Lawrence, kas., where they will
reside in the future.
The Misses Poage, who have been at
tending school at Camden Point, are Wis
iting Miss Allie Hite.
Miss Carrie Lakeland is making ar
engagements to favor our public with q
Comic Opera. 1t will be a rare treat.
Pollock & Co. r charging theil
Mill.
A base ball club is being organized
in Mexico.
Uncle Joel Smith, Of Randolph.
died yesterday.
Willis johnson has bought the
grass on the fair grounds.
The LEDGER to Jan. 1st, 1888, t.
new subscribers for Scots.
Fire crackers and a large lot of fine
candies for the 4th at Frost's.
Benton City has a base ball clnl
and wants to play the Mexico boys.
The Revenue office will be moved
to Louisiana about the 10th of July
Who is it that is trying to Great
discord in the Democratic party O
Audrain.
Will John Rodgers, Of Co. D. 5tl
Illinois Cavalry, please call at the pos
Office in Mexico, Mo.
j. D. fuckers residence was en-
tered Tuesday night and some flour
ham, Sugar, &C., stolen.
The Mexico Gun Club is talking O
a shooting match with the Fulton
boys at Auxvasse Station.
There is talk of having a gun cln1
match on the Fair Grounds in add
ton to the other attractions the At
of July.
E. NJ. Horne & Bro.,- of Chicago
} were here last week to see about put
ting gas in some of our bushes
houses.
We see that Rev. John A. Brook
is establishing Prohibition Alliance
the State. We thought he was paste
of the Christian Church at Warrens
burg.
Quarterly meeting of the M. E
Church, South, will be held at Little
by, July 1st and End. Mexico, Jul,
18th and 10th. Rev. W. w. Jones
Presiding Elder.
). Rev. j. A. Brooks has accepted tn
$4,000 challenge of Maj. j. c. Nc
Ginnis, of st. Louis, and the discus
sion ON prohibition will take plac
at Cameron, August LIST.
The picnic at Ellis Ford o.
Young's Creek last Saturday was
success. We met a large number 0
friends, and had a pleasant time.
p Important.
We are very anxious to have tn
returns in full from every school dis
trict in the county sent to the LEDGE,
office SATURDAY. eve. We want +