Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-09-21
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Lee Mcconnell is in Liberty, Mo.
Billie McCord is supremely happy
it is girl.
Hamilton Hall attended the soldiers
reunion at Topeka.
A.. G. Armstrong is visiting rela-
tives in Palmyra, Mo.
R. E. Hisey has returned from a
business trip to Iowa.
j. W. Hill, of Queen City, Mo-,
dropped in on us last week.
Bob Mckinney has gone to Baird,
Taxas, to go INTO the stock business.
Charley Sherwood and wife, OF Col-
umbia, were visiting in Mexico last
week.
Mr.. Drake has opened a lunch
stand on the northwest corner of the
square.
Mr.. Lyde Howard can get some
private letters he lost by calling at
this office.
John A. Guthrie and wife are in
Denver, Col. They Will return home
next month.
Judge Sumner exhibited to us last
week some of the largest and finest
pears we ever saw.
Robert Kerr has 40 acres of corn
that will average twelve and one-half
barrels to the acre.
George A. Poteet and j. B. Botkin
attended a soldiers reunion at Della
van, ILL.,, this week.
Won't some one take the lead in a
move towards establishing a college
for boys in Mexico?
John X. Brown has just bought a
fine $50 Merino buck He believes
in raising good sheep.
There will be a wedding in Mexico
one week from to-day that will sur
prise even the neighbors.
B. F. Wylde, of Benton City, has
our thanks for some fine peaches, ap-
pies and plums this week.
Don't fail to read Gen. Guitars
advertisement in this issue. He has
some bargains IN fine stock.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor has our thanks
for some of the largest and finest
peaches ever brought to Mexico.
Miss Myrtle Speer, grand-daugh.
ter of Mr.. Hugh Wilson, is now in
Olathe, Kansas, attending school.
H. S. Greer & Co., have opened q
hard wood lumber yard in northeast
Mexico, next door to Barnes & Con-
ger'smill.
We learn that DR.. Scott, Of Rush
Hill, is going to the Indian territory
to conduct holiness meetings among
the Indians.
We can have gas in Mexico just as
soon as the stock is subscribed. W.
think money invested in this com
pany pay well.
Parties who owe this Office mus
pay up. 1t is impossible to u
frst-class newspaper unless it's pat
irons pay and that promptly If
A. II. Cox, of this county, is at
tending medical school in New Yorl
city. Among other good lessons h
takes the LEDGER every week.
The Perry hack leaves Mexico at
a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. 1t leaves at Perry Ga. m. Oh
the other three days of the week.
The Democratic Congressional Com
mittee for the eth district meets i
Mexico Sept. %. W. W. Fry an
C. G. Daniel represent Audrain.
Maj. r. z. Lawder, I. N. Hath
away, R. NJ. White and others fror
Audrain are in Jefferson City attend
ing the Burch Republican Convention
The Fiiley republicans wanted n
ticket in the field. They wanted t.
vote with the greenbackers. The,
can vote with them yet if they wan
to.
Mr.. c. Ragsdale, of this city, is
candidate for Justice of the Peac
OF Salt River township. See his an
nouncement in its proper place
this issue.
James Pasqueth is reported as bav
ing raised a sun-fower in his garde
so inches in circumference. Th
sun-iower and not the report is 5
inches around.
The Arlington troupe had a yer
poor house Monday night. The res
son was plain-they did not patroniz
the newspapers. Nobody knew VIII
Or what they were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buscaren are still i
jail in this city, and are liable to RI
main there until the grand jury &C,
on their case, as they appear to b
unable to give bail.
There was a small funeral in Mex
co last Saturday. The greenbacke,
were in the front carriage. Burr
services will be conducted on the fir
tuesday in November.