Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-05-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Miss Rosa Reed is in Quincy.

ANANN L. III
Mrs. Jane Bolts is quite sick.
DIR. Ready left for the West Tuesday.
Z. d. Graham is in st. Louis this week
Burt Ringo and family are frustrating
in the country.
Prof. J. f. Robinson has emoved tc
McCredie to live.
w. w. Fry and B. F. Dobyns were in
Vandalia this week.
G. A. Samuels returned to Nevada, Yer
non county, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Mason has returned from 6
visit to Jefferson City.
Miss May Henderson left Tuesday te
visit friends in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R~osenstock have re-
turned to Carrollton, Mo.
Miss Fannie Dingle is teaching at the
Washington school house.
N. F. Kilgore and A. S. Eller have gone
to Cedar county III a visit.
Mrs. H. T. Hill, of Kansas City, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Garner.
w. L. Kirkpatrick and wife are visiting
the family of c. r. Gamble.
c. C. VOORHEES, and wife have returned
from an extended bridal tour.
Geo. Gill and bride, of Vaaaalia, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Nellie Lovejoy, nee German, Of
Centralia, was visiting in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. Little, of Washington, Pa, is here
Hamilton.
j. T. Johnson, of Franklin, West Vir-
ginia, is in the city, the guest of Mr.. Jo-
siah Wright.
Mrs. Edw. Rines and daughter, Miss
Mamie, attended the ball at Moberly last
Thursday night.
Johnnie Marmaduke is agent for the
ST. Louis Chronicle, one of the newsies'
papers in st. Louis.
d. w. Steele would be glad to see his
old friends and customers at the grocery
house of G.. b. Null.
VIM. Reid, of Slater, accompanied by
his little son., Arthur, was in the city las
week visiting relatives.
DIR. J. W. Reed is attending the Illinoi,
State Dental Association, which is now il
session at Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. w. C. Hicks, of Lexington, Mo.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Marmaduke, of this city.
Messrs. Sol. Rosenstock and Aaron
Levy, of Carrollton, Mo-, have been il
the city on a short visit.
81 wanted to 60 to the ball at Moberly
last week auful bad, because-and
went, too.'-[Tom Doty.
John NJ. Gordon and wife nave returned
from Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Gordon il
much improved in health.
Rev. Joseph Gauss, of St. Louis, occu.
pied DR.. %Stoddert's pulpit at the Presby.
terrain Church Sunday night.
Messrs. Johnnie and Michael Murray
of the vicinity of Youngers, are travelling
in Colorado, the latter for his health.
Miss Belle Hisey viii leave in a few
weeks for an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Kentucky and Virginia.
F. B. Knight and C. d. Crandall, tele.
phone men from Boston, were in Mexico
last week in conference with local Mana.
ger Glandon.
Dick Speed, of the W%arrenton Banner
passed through the city Sunday en- rout'
for st. Joseph. He didn't stop over
IL hours to see his girl.
DIR. A. H. Cox and sister, Miss Fannie
of Youngers, are visiting in Labette coun.
ty, Kansas. Mrs. Dunlap Gay accompa'
MED the DR.. and his sister.
Will NJ. Smith, a reporter and editor 0
note, who has been connected with tn
leading morning papers in the State,
thinking of locating in Mexico.
j. H. Tureman, capitalist, of Fulton
was visiting relatives in this city las
week. Mr.. Tureman is one of tn
wealthiest and most enterprising men il
Galloway county.
N. E. Jones, a graduate of the law de
partment of the State University, has bee
in the city for a few days visiting hi
friend Clarence Vivion, who is reading Law
under w. H. KEENAN,.
Mr.. r. S. Hook, of the Leader, Kirk
wood, H., nephew of S. T. Hook, is a
present visiting relatives and friends i
our midst. Mr.. Hook is a young jour
nalist, having recently embarked in tn
profession.
Miss Maggie Carstarphen, of the Col
lege, departed for a week Dr. ten days
visit to friends and relatives in Louisian
Tuesday, previous to her departure fo
Colorado, where she will spend the sum
mer months.
Col. J. E. Hutton, C. A. Keeton and til
editor of the LEDGER are at st. Joe, i
attendance at the annual editorial 'thur
rah." The latter two quill-drivers wer
accompanied by their wives. 1t is quit
probable the party will accompany tn
excursion to Galveston.
Prof. w. w. Carnes, eloeutionist, rea
at the NJ. E. Church last Tuesday nigh
Prof. Carnes is a fine reader, and wa
greeted with a full house. He left thu
evening for Fayette, whittier he WEI
to fulfill an engagement.
Moberly Monitor, May 8: Mr.. c.
VOORHEES, and bride, of Mexico, were yes
terday in Cairo receiving the attention
aud congratulations of friends. Mr.. Vool
HES is a brother-in-law of DIR. Jno. Rid
ings, of Carlo, and formerly resided Their
as he afterwards did in Moberly.
Wallace Williams, of the Fulton Tel