Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-03-23
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Lewis Hord has been very sick.

Mrs. j. M. Gordon has been very sick.
Mrs. Anna Z. Beck was in town on a visit
this week.
VIM. H. Sims is happy. Why? Because
it is a boy.
Miss Annie Haffards will spend Sunday
in this city.
Mrs. DIR. Macfarlane has been visiting
in Marshall.
j. NJ. Gordon was in Columbia on busi-
ness last week.
Our friend Lyman Fetter is again hap
PVT is a girl.
Mrs. DR.. Ready has returned from a
visit to St. Louis.
Miss Olivia Hord returned Monday from
a visit to Fulton.
Miss Mollie Bennett was visiting in
Fulton last week.
w. T. Keath and family have moved to
Emporia, Kansas.
Miss Mamie Rines has returned from a
visit to St. Louis.
Miss Ada Greenwood has class of SIS
pupils in Sedalia.
d. d. Bliven, of Tin Cup, Colorado, was
in town last week.
w. H. KEENAN, was i'll Sturgeon on legal
business this week.
Tom Doty went down to st. Louis to
see his girl Sunday.
Judge florist was in Carroll county on
business this week.
Mrs. Brinker is holding a "holiness"
meeting at Laddonia.
We are glad to learn that our friend
NJ. }. Oliver is better.
Col. Jackman of the Laddonia Enter
prise, called last week.
Attorney Robertson was i'll Paris on
legal business this week.
VIM. Woodlan and family are going to
move to New Florence.
Remember the sociablc of the NJ. E.
Church tomorrow night.
Mrs. r. b. Hooton has returned from a
pleasant visit to Wellsville.
Clint Pearson, a leading merchant of
Vandalia, was in the city this week.
MIS-. McCarty is visiting in st. Louis,
from which point she will go to Washing
ton City.
p. B. Bell and wife of Ashley, Mo, have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. }. p.
Blanton.
2. II. CAN'T and wife of Martinsburg,
were visiting the family of j. NJ. Menefee
this week.
Mrs. Phil Hooker, of Centralia, who has
been visiting Miss Lizzie Clark, returned
home this week.
Wallace Pearson gave his friends a very
pleasant party at his home just north of
town last Friday night.
r. NJ. Robinson went up to Clark's
Switch Wednesday to see his sister, Mrs.
Angel, who is dangerously i'll.
The Home Club gave a jolly dance at
the Ringo House last Friday night. An
Italian band furnished the music.
Mrs. j. f. Harrison and Mrs. Robert
Buckncr, of Galloway county, have been
visiting the family of T. B. Buckner of
this city.
Mrs. Addie Erssnan returned last week
from Il very pleasant visit of two weeks
to her sister, MIS-. Hortie Collins, in Co.
lumbia.
The NJ. f, Church sociable will be at
the residence Of MIS-. George A. Morris
Tomorrow Friday night, and will be Il
pleasant affair.
Fulton 1elegraph: Misses Susie and
Olivia Hord and Mrs. Lulu Thorn, of
Mexico, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
DR.. H%erndon, in this city.
Patrick Naughton was made happy on
st. Patrick's day-it was Il boy. He
should name him after the Patron Saint
| of the day on which he was born.
Hamilton Brown, of Benton City, left
this week for Chicago and Macomb, Ills,
and the supposition is that he will bring
back with him his life's happiness.
Miss Lena Wooten, who has been Wis
iting Miss Annie Spence, left for Culum-
bia Tuesday, and after a short stay in that
city, will return to her home in RUSSELL
vile, Ky.
The necktic sociablc at the Liberty
street NJ. +. Church last Monday night
was a very enjoyable and successful en-
tertainment. Such affairs are very socia-
bic, pleasant and give a good tone to the
society of a town.
Rev. I. J. Wheat is attending a meeting
of the NJ. E.. Conference at Chillicothe.
Bro. Wheat, much to the regret of his
congregation, cannot be returned to this
city for another year. He is a fine
preacher, and the best wishes of his con-
~gregation 90 with him.