Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-03-02

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Mrs. III. r.. Taft is in the city.
Frank Wcbber is happy-it is a girl.
y. II. Winscott, of Sturgeon, is in town.
Mrs. Callie Dunn is in town on "A visit.
Clarence Lakeland has returned to St.
Louis.
Harry Day is building houses at Lad
donia.
Miss Annie Griffin is visiting friends in
Sedalia.
A. L. Poteet has been in st. Louis on
business.
DIR. Ready was water bound in Sedalia
last week.
\. S. Houston and wife have been Wis
iting in Paris.
DR.. Russell now has his Office over the
Savings Bank.
W. ii. KEENAN, was in Farber on legal
business Monday.
Mrs. E. p. Thorne has returned from Il
visit TO Kansas City.
Dave Steele and wife have returned
from Il visit to Perry.
We are sorry to learn that Judge John
2. Clark is very sick.
Judge Forrist was in Montgomery City
on business this week.
Mrs. +. CoatSworth, of Laddonia, is
visiting friends i'll Mexico.
Judge Douglass has been in town most
of the week on business.
J.. r. johnson and wife have returned
from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Dave Steele, While visiting in
Perry, was taken very sick.
Billy Danley is tclcgraphin" at Moberly,
and 81 Rainey is at st. Charles.
IL. Martin Williams, the grecnback
apostle, was in town last week.
Tom Doty, the accommodating post
Office clerk, has been quite sick.
l.. ID. Farmer, formerly of Mexico, is
now postmaster at Cedar City, Mo.
Mrs. Z. b. Smith and children, of St.
Louis, are vi>itin" friends in this city.
Harry Etten>en, of Fulton, brothcr-in-
law of l.. Phillip, was in town this week.
DR.. Dod>on has been in independence,
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Mrs. Martha Bolts and daughter have
returned from Il pleasant visit to Texas.
We SEE it stated that Jas. b. Simpson,
formerly of this city, is going to ret mar
ried.
Misses Emma Howard and Lottie Rice,
of Fulton, have been visiting friends i'll
this city.
Maj. ThoS. Day, a gentleman of fine
clerical ability, is now one of Maj. Law
dcr'> deputies.
W. III. Smith, formerly Il grocer of this
city, is % keeping the Merchants hotel
At Independence, Mo.
Miss Mary Lee who has been visiting
Miss Linnic Allison, has returned to her
home in st. Louis county.
Miss Nora Forsyth, who has been visit
inc Mrs. VIM. Keith, has returned to her
home in Brunswick, Mo.
Mrs. Champ Clark was in the city Tues
day en- route to Galloway county, to see
her mother who is very sick.
Miss Lizzie Clark is still confined to her
room on account of a sprained ankle, from
which She has suffered much pain.
NJ. j. Oliver and wife have returned
from their bridal trip, and, We are glad to
learn. will make Mexico their home.
Mr.. Hubbard and family, of King, Hub
bard < Co, Fulton, now on the road, is
going to make Mexico his headquarters,
o. c. Bryson, of Louisiana, Mo, deputy
revenue collector, accompanied by Maj
Lawdcr, made Us a pleasant call last week
Some of our youngladics, we think, are
preparing to have dove circus parties,
BY the way, they are practicing throwing
>omcrsaults.
Prof. Mailer will give his dancing class
ii grand ball before he leaves. This is
expected to be the most recherche affair
of the season.
Fulton TeleqrGph: Miss Ella Hord,
heretofore the sweetest girl in the King
dom, but now the sweetest girl in Mexico,
Mo, is here, the guest of Mrs. Hattie
I%IcrndOu.
The stand has been taken i'll society
circles that when a gentleman invites only
one lady to the opera and accompanies
her himself, she should not expect him tc
incur the additional expense Of q carriage
unless the night is inclement.
HOME GU DANCE.
The Home Club will give another one
Of their enjoyable dances at the Ringt
House next Tuesday night.
PHANTOM PARTY.
The Phantom Party given to Charlie!
Buckner on his arrival home from st
Louis last Saturday night, was Il CRANE
success. \ good time was enjoyed by al
present.
~TEA-PARTY.
The international Tea-Party at Hardin
College last Friday night, given for thu
benefit of the College Library, was a sue
cess in every sense of the word. We hav'
not the time nor space to devote to al
extended notice of the entertainment
suffice to say, however, the audience
was well pleased and the managers wer'
gratified.
Entertainments for March.
The following shows have beef
booked for March at the Opera Hous'