Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-06-08
Personal AND GENERAL.

Mrs. J. J. Gill is visiting in vandalia.
Palmer Martin is acting city assessor.
L. l.. Pearson is home from Texas on a
visit.
Maj. Lawdcr is expected home next
week.
Mrs. II. Scharlach is here attending
court.
Col. Green Clay has gone South on
business.
Jesse Gilliland, of Laddonia, was in the
city Monday.
Miss Annie Ellis is the guest of Mrs.
w. II. Wallace.
Mrs. L. Phillip has been visiting rela-
tives in st. Louis.
ID. c. Knoderer, of Slater, spent last
Sunday in Mexico.
Judge Robinson is stopping at the
Ringo-Central Hotel.
Miss Susie Sibert, of Louisiana, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. NJ. Clark.
Miss ALA Cake, of Clarksville, is visit
ing Miss Annie Spence.
Miss AddIc Grant, of Kansas City, is
visiting the Misses Hord.
N. ID. ThurmOnd, Il prominent attorney
of Fulton, is here attending court.
Miss Matte Sullinger has returned
from Il visit to friends in st. Louis.
Miss MoIie Hawley, of Blackburn, Mo-,
is the guest of the Misses Craddock.
Miss Bessie Bushnell, of Moberly, at
tended the grand ball Monday night.
Miss Ida Brooks, who has been visiting
in this city, left for Kentucky this week.
Kiah Mourning and Lowry Smith have
gone to Texas with a fine drove of sheep.
Mrs. Geo. A. Blanchard, of Sedalia, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Riley.
DIR. McWilliams is attending the State
Dental Association, now in session at
Sweet Springs,
Miss Phoebe E. Williams, nee Mrs. Kahn,
leaves for Pueblo, Col, next week where
she will reside.
F. NJ. Brown, formerly of Mexico, now
Acknowledgement McIntyre's private Sec
rotary, was in the city Monday.
F. f. Shepherd, reporter on the InteHi-
gencer, has been offered a like position ~
the La Crosse Republican-Leader.
Mrs F. A. Kerr, of Danville, and her
son Lanier Kerr, of La Plata, are visiting
at her sons one mile south of Mexico.
B. B. Tureman, j. G. Trimble, Charley
Malone and others from Mexico, attend
ed commencement exercises at Fulton.
The junior of the LEDGER makes his
politest bow and returns thanks to Miss
Lily Dobyns for a lovely bouquet of
flowers.
Coanty Clerk James Carroll went to
Fulton Tuesday to attend a meeting of
the board of directors of the Fulton Lu-
matte Asylum.
DR.. j. w. Reed and wife are attending
the Dental Association, which is in ses-
sion at Sweet Springs. The Doctor is
one of the officers.
Misses Nellie and Annie Patterson,
accompanied by their brother Willie, left
last night for CRANKY, Mo-, were they will
remain on a visit during the summer.
Rev. T. J. Wheat is in the city attend
ing the closing exercises of Hardin Col
lege. Bro. Wheat has a host of friends
in this place who are always glad to see
him.
Prof. Gass has been reelected as Prin-
cipal of PaynesvilIe Academy, and Frank
Shell assistant. These are both Audrain
boys and fine educators, and deserving OF
success.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hodge, Of Illinois, is visit
ing her brother, Judge John P. Clark, OF
this city. She has many friends in Mex
leo, and will be pleased to have them call
and see her.
Miss Sallie Lander of this city, a grad
uate of Hardin College, is teaching a
Kindergarten School in Hastings, Neb.
Miss Sallie is fine educator, and in every
way worthy of success.
Hon. Sol. Hughlett, Representative OF
Montgomery county, is here attending
court. Sol. is a candidate for reelection,
and will, We think, get what he so richly
deserves rousing majority.
Mr.. J. H. Diggs, of Montgomery City,
has been in u city for the past week or
business. Mr.. Diggs was formerly editor
and proprietor of thel st. Louis Coyunts
Democrat, and is a genial gentleman.
Col. William Henry Harrison Humboldt
Marc Antony Jackman, the red-hot
sensational, enterprising early bird catch.
he-worm-to-catc h-on-to-an-intem etc.
editor of the Laddonia Enterprise, was il
to see us Saturday.
Clarence Vivion, who for some time has
been reading law with W. H. KEENAN,, was
admitted to the bar last Monday. Clar.
ence is a promising young man. He
passed a good examination, and will, il
due time, make his mark in the lega
world.
Cecil. Stier, representing Home Life
Association, Burlington, Iowa, who has
his headquarters at Moberly, was in tt
see us yesterday. He is going to come t.
Mexico shortly to work up business fol
his company. He has done some goot
business in the county already.
Miss Cora Burns, of Hardin College
at the close of the exercises Friday eve
ming, will leave for Boston and othe
points East to spend the summer months
We hope that Miss Bnrns will be retained
in her position at the College, as she i
one of the most popular and accomplished
ladies ever connected with hat institu
ton. We wish her a pleasant trip AM
safe return.
Hardin College Examinations.
The examinations at Hardin Col
lege have been well attended
although a good many Of our people
who should have been present, wer
conspicuous only in their absence
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