Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-10-01
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CRY OF MEXICO.

G. Blum is headquarters and don't
y forget it.
The Herald says Lsddonia will
have no saloon.
]. W. Pledge pays for the LEDGER
to January, l, 80.
W. S. Condit has p acres of the
best Of broom corn.
Mary Blinco has a good school in
the Hedgedale district
The Montgomery City Fair Daily
was a bright little sheet.
Maj. K. f. Lawder is home from q
business trip to Colorado.
TratehelTs lumber yard at Benton
CITY will do a fine business.
j. f. Hutton is in Washington
trying to turn the raseals out.
The lawn party at the residence of
Shannon Brown was a success.
J. D. Tucker attended the under
writer's convention at Chicago.
I B. L. Lisenberry, of Rush Hill,
died Of consumption last week. ]
\ Judge Y. J. Pindall is home again
after a business trip to Arkansas.
Miss Lena Johnson is home from O
pleasant visit to friends in Illinois.
The mill is not running this week.
Mr.. Pollock is away buying wheat.
NJ. Pearson and S. Smith are at
tending dental school in St. Louis.
Hardin Park is to be fenced and
we are sure it will be made of iron.
Geo. Robertson is going to buy a
Holstein COW to match his trotting
horse.
The young folks had q pleasant
picnic at B. r. Cauthorn's grove Sat-
urday.
Belva Lockwood will probably ap-
pear at opera house in this city next
month.
F. NJ. Hulett, a prominent bust
mass man of Centralia. has made an
assignment.
The Mexico base ball boys went to
Paris last Tuesday and beat the club
of that city ID to 5.
The doors of the opera house are
to be arranged 80 as to open both
ways in case of fire.
Pete Cardwell, one of the base ball
cranks, is in Chicago to see Chicago
clean out New York.
". Trumbell, of this county, was
thrown from his horse Sunday night
and slightly injured.
George Dodson is attending school
in the South. George is a bright
boy and q fine student.
Chas. D. Palmer, o C. & A. tele.
graph operator of Chicago, is visiting
bis father, D. G. Palmer.
Centralia has a red-hot SO sided
sensation. 1t actually makes Rode
myer turn pale with fright
Business of all kinds is picking W
and the prospect is fine for a rousine
big business boom this fall.
E. 8. Wilson took in the St. Louis
exposition last week. He was muci
pleased with Gilmore's band.
7. j. Mildred, formerly of Mexico
and Mrs. Thomas of Columbia, wer.
married in that city Sept. 22d.
Go to Miss Ida Spencer's in Lad
donna for nice millinery and notions
She keeps a fine stock on hand.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets thi
afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Joe Luckie. Officers will be elected
McIntire & Heath's grand specta
cular Minstrels, composed of 40 fam
Gus cork artists, at opera house soon
Arthur P. Tureman is clerking 70
Clay Arnold, wholesale druggist
Kansas City. He is a live, stead,
boy.
The branch p~enitentiary has no,
been located at Louisiana, Mo. W
think the Governor will approve thi
location.
Mrs. Belle True of Baird College
Clinton, No., was in Mexico las
week. She reports Baird Colleg
booming.
The Beedles & Prindle Pleasur
Party gave a creditable performane
as the opera house on the "a inst, I
a fair audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Yates, of net
Farber, could not agree and so div
ded their goods and chattels an
agree to disagree.
John Daniel was in town Saturda
He is getting his party ready f
their annual deer hunt. They W
leave about the goth.
Friday, Oct I'd, there will be n b
sale of cattle at Paris, Mo. The
will be sold on this occasion abo
1000 cattle to the highest bidder.
The young people Of Mexico to-
smother pleasant moonlight drive Ia
week to Rush Hill and called on Z
Misses Clark. They had a Jolly tri
There is now a chance for Mexi
to get a tobacco factory. Not q stol