Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
DR.. W. c. Pipino, Harper block.
5Te'D see you later,

@DHe'n see you later!
t2SNo i. Cedar posts at j. wright's.
+ Charley Lewis is happy-it's a girl.
y The Legislature adjourned Monday.
The Galloway Republican is for
sale.
Columbia is to have a new opera
house.
Arthur Paul is clerking at the Rim
60 House.
Miss Minnie Frost is clerking for
Carroll < Bolts.
The Missouri Presbytery meets in
Mexico tonight.
A. f. Poteet, of Marshall, Mo-, was
down election day.
Tom Hughes, an old c, & A. con-
ductor, has resigned.
J. \. Basket and wife have gone
to Denver on a visit.
r. Z. Carter has oar thanks for
Dayton (Ohio) papers.
Parties owing the LEDGER must pay
up, or they will be sued.
Senator Davis got off the fence
long enough to get married.
Geo. Robertson went to Moberly
last night on legal business.
Mayor Pollock and wife were in
St. Louis last week on a visit.
Mrs. James Pasqueth has been in
St. Louis on Il pleasant visit.
Mrs. \. Shock, of this county,
died of pneumonia last week.
Fred Forrist wa. in town Saturday.
shaking hands with his friends.
Judge Curtis Field, formerly of
Mexico, is very sick in Sedalia.
Over two tons of hair-pins are
turned out daily by the factories.
Wade & Cauthorn's sale was largely
attended, and property sold well.
Gass got more votes than both his
opponents, as far as heard from.
A number of driving and work
horses wanted at Botkin's stable.
As far as heard from all other Mis-
souri, towns have gone democratic.
d.. j. NJ. koontz has returned from
pleasant business trip in southwest
Missouri.
Mrs. I. B. Buckner has returned
from a pleasant visit to her parents
in Texas.
The family of W. D.. Bush are
moving to Fulton. where Mr.. Bush is
in business.
Henry Jackson, the Sturgeon en-
bezzler, is in Jail in this city in default
of $1,000 bond.
Harry Gilbert, son of 81 Gilbert,
aC.& A. brakeman, had his had bad
ly mashed Monday.
Ex-conductor Jimmie Graham, well
known in this city, is running a fine
saloon in Kansas City.
DIR. French will discontinue his
visits to Chicago until the college
opens again this fall.
Mrs. Northern, of Galloway, died
Tuesday. Her remains were inferred
in the Mexico cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Smith Tied last week OF
pneumonia. Her remains were inter-
red at the Littleby cemetery.
r. ". Tureman returned last night
from Texas. He informs us that Mrs.
Tureman is slowly improving.
The man who put money away for
rainy day had a chance lately to
buy gum coats and umbrellas.
The old settlers are dying and the
old landmarks being burned up and
torn down. So wags the world.
W. r. Whitesides, of Benton City,
has purchased the interest of his part
ner, J. G.. Orr, in their store for 5000.
P. S. Boyd has started a market
garden at the Rock Spring dairy. He
will soon have vegetables on the mar
ket.
Miss Mary Carter, daughter of
Judge Greed Carter, of Wilson town.
ship, is visiting the family of Rev.
]. F. Smith.
Miss Jessie Thistle, an accomplish
ed vocalist of Fulton, will assist in
Mrs. Gsrdner's concert at opera house
Saturday, Adril Z.
E. Rines has returned from o pleas
ant business trip to Texas. He re-
ports C. o. Morris well and their in
terests furnishing.
Jas. N. Haislip, jr., sold his saloon
this week to L. p. Payne of neal
Mexico, for sixteen hundred dollars.
-WeHsuiHe Democrat.
James Boyden, of Vandalis, freight
conductor on the C.. & A. had his
hand mashed so bad last week that
~amputaion was necessary.
Wallace Macfarlane, son of DIR. w.
W. Macfarlane, and a bright, prom.
islng boy, is learning the drug bust
ness with Smothers & Smith.
Jas. B. Owen has gone to st. Loui:
70 attend Bryant's Commercial Col
lege. Jimmie is a No. l boy, and
viii make a good business man.
George Marsh, well-known in this
CITY, Is now c. & A. r. r. agent a,