Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-11
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TO JANUARY l., 1886,
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Ada Stanley Wednesday eve, Dec.
24th.
Mrs. ]. R. Shell, of Laddonia, is
better.
W. B. Mcintyre is home from
Texas.
Grant says he will not accept a
pension.
Col. Judy, of Santa Fe, was IN
Mexico Monday.
DR.. Brice Edwards was in Mexico
on a visit this week.
Geo. Robertson was in st. Louis
on business last week.
A. j. Gray, of Farber, made US a
pleasant call this week.
John Daniel killed 81 rats in an
hour one day last week.
Septimus Martin has removed from
Sedalia to Mexico to reside.
Col. Beal, of the Laddonia Herald,
was up this week and called.
The coming masquerade promises
to eclipse any previous effort.
John T. Ricketts, is working in the
express Office at Kansas City.
VIM. Sims and wife are gong tt
spend the winter in California.
Grand masquerade at skating rinl
Thursday night, December 18th.
H. d. Hunter has moved into hi
new residence on Monroe street.
We believe we said once befor'
that Mexico needs gas and water.
There is some talk of organizing
q bee keepers ASSOCIATION in Pix
county.
A bran new upright piano has bee'
permanently placed in the oper'
house.
Matinee Friday afternoon, Dec
&c by the young ladies of Hardin
College.
We hear that the Farber Agitoto
has been sold to Col. Crebbs from
Troy, Mo.
Frank Tomlinson and wife of Ma
shall, were here this week on a visi
to relatives.
Several lady friends from the Eas
have been making a pleasant visit q
Judge Ross.
There will be some elegant import
ed costumes worn at the masquerade
Don't miss it.
G. L. Ferris while in Mexico las
week sold his warehouse to j. T
Llewellyn for 1925.
Don't fail to see Ada Stanley
grand classical band parade Wednes
day eve, Dec. 24th.
r. p. Thompson is a candidate fl
official reporter of the Senate. Il
would make a good one:
Died, near Mexico, on Dec. 5tl
Blanche Murray, infant daughter
r. W. and Cora Anderson.
Anti-prohibition petitions are bein
circulated in Mexico, which will
presented to the legislature.
Mrs. j. P. Clark has been
Louisiana, No., to visit n OF b
grandchildren who is sick.
VIII. KEENAN, has just purchase
q fine building site in South Next
and viii erect a dwelling soon.
Entertainment at opera house
Mrs. R. Galloway, Mrs. VOORHEES, al
others Tuesday eve, Dec. 30.
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W. P. Frost is now proprietor
the Variety Store and Mr.. Thorn
has gone into business for himself.
The Philomathian Society is in
flourishing condition and meets eve
Tuesday night at the residence Of
H. Woodward.
4 Married, December Sth, 1884,
Elder W. H.. Hook, in this city, 4
John Blinco to Miss Jane Hults,
of Audrain county.
There is some talk of Jim Simps
starting a paper at GAINESVILLE, n
Pike county ought to have about
more papers by all means. r.
Married, December It'll, at RI
Hill church, by Elder w. I'll. He
Mr.. Theodore w. Stewart to d
May B. Loss, all of Audrain-
We see the Mexico -four advert
in the Laddonia paper. It is the
-four made and all it wants is its q
its presented to the people.
We see that Jim Simpson will b
candidate for some Office at Jeffer
City this winter. Jim used to "
for US and was a very clever boy.
Grand matinee performance by
Hardin College talent at opera he
Friday afternoon, Dec. rs. Amin
esting programme will be produs
1t is generally thought that At
ney-General D. II. Mcintyre will
appointed to Judge Philippe vaca
on the Supreme Court Commiss
j. o. Richards sold this week Il
D.. Hudson 10 yearlings weigl
1,275 pounds each at 6 cents.
was the finest lot OF yearlings
in Mexico.
Married, in this city, in the rec
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