Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-10
ROLLER RINKLETS.
Popular Place of Amusement -. The
Girls and Boys on Wheels.

Everybody skates.
They miss Al. Goode.
Rink closed this week.
The small boy is a nuisance.
Grand masquerade the 18th.
The gentlemen wear skull caps.
Pomp Plunkett is a 'high roller
Miss McCubbin is learning rapidly.
Sam Baskin makes a good man
ager.
Make your costumes for the Mas.
querade.
Why don't the girls veal skating
costumes?
Sam Morris amt to be sneezed a
as a ROLLER"
What young lady is all blue-and
black with bruises?
Don't be a clam! Skate, or els,
break you neck trying.
Leslie Lock goes round like tn
rushing of a mighty wind.
And Perry Diggs was there also
He "nashes'' all the girls.
Mexico can boast some Of tn
finest lady skaters in the land.
Who made that remark about Sar
Edwards pants Friday night?
Don't forget the grand Masquerad
next Thursday night, the 18th.
Bertha is a regular attendant
but she % will wear her (?) hat.
Bob White thinks the noise at th
Rink is worse than hammering brasI
Improper characters are not ALLOW
ed in the Rink under any circun
stances.
A young lady was heard to r.
mark: eff Charley Drake coul
just skate!"
Dave Gentry can skate equally
good as he can sing, which is sayin
a good deal.
A neat prize once IN a while fro,
= the management would encourae
good skating.
Some of the girls should We
India,rubber bustles for protection
5 Only a few need them.
What young lady said she didn
think a skate could be made tn
: would fit Reub. Harris foot?
If the young lady who does Il
: falling act" so gracefully won
, never take a tumble to herself.
n The Rink will reopen next Mo
day evening. The manager and b
= best girl are taking in the show.
Will Pasqueth is a favorite amor
the married ladies. He takes a d
light in learning them how to skat
As a skatorial artist "Pasty" Fral
is a success, ''surpassing all previo
attractions, 'as Armstrong would sd
We notice some of the girls CT
skate longer without stopping tn
some of the boys, and the boys a
compelled to say "'less rest.
Hereafter one evening during t
week will be set apart for ladies a
gentlemen only. No gentleman a
mitted unless accompanied by a lad
Don't the wives of several gent
: men who attend the Rink like to g
Then why don't you bring 'em?
= door admission for ladies', so that
- no excuse.
: "You are learning real FAST" sa
, her best young nan That's wi
= knocks!" she replied and the ope
house building quivered from cent
to circumference. She had fallen.
n Deer Foot, the Indian sprinter,
10 the race with Simon Frank, the Ii
: ter on skates, beat Frank about thu
feet. The Indian ran 36 laps a
over while Simon skated 81. D
lance, one mile time, 1880.
a. Among the most graceful a
" finished lady skaters are Mrs. CT
BurkhaIt, Mrs. Andy Winscott, NJ
he Bob Hisey, Mrs. Bob Hooton, a
nv Misses Nora Branstetter, Ste
k. Turner, Laura Fowler, Matte a
I'd Miriam Saunders, Mary Shibly, LIZ
.b Waite, Annie Griffin, Bessie \
IS Kinley and others.
Ab Misses Leona Williams, Ada Ma
ut Ada Murray, Lena Waite, MAJ
he Burford, Nora F~ullington, G
Ful Campbell, Alice Wales, Emma Nj
OILS, Bessie Mckinley, and Mrs. Al
be Winscott, and Messrs. Andy "
les scott, Chas. Wade, Squire Winsc
he Thos. Riley, ALI Rainey, VIM. Pr
John Williams E. Bridgford, L. CT
ed dock, George Steele, Willard Carr
IN Ed. Waite, Simon Frank and j.
DIM Kinley formed a pleasant priv
skating party Friday night
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