Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-06
B. B. Runkle is on the sick list.
Eugene Thorne is dangerously sick.
Miss Josie Cudworth is very sick.

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Miss Josie Cudworth is very sick.
Fire company drill Friday evening.
MIS-. J. M. Pollard is dangerously
sick.
j. B. Schron returned from Ne
braska.
J. B. McIntire is home from the
Southwest.
Every private family should keep
Moore's soda.
Look out for a change in fuckers
ad. next week.
Mrs. Annie Walden has been very
sick this week.
Fair tickets for sale at G. Kabrich's q
dry goods store.
Geo. Brock was in Santa Fe this
week buying goats.
Go to the entertainment at Sur
Rise church August 9TH.
James Powers, of the Central
Ringo hotel, is very sick.
Miss Leona Williams is visiting
friends and relatives in Hannibal.
There should be some kind OF
memorial services in Mexico Saturday.
J. W. Plunkett is home to stay,
as soon as he heard water works
carried.
Mrs. Kate Muldrow and Mrs. v.
A. Cotton, of Shelbina, are the
guests Of Mrs. I'D. Tucker.
Johnnie Mckinley is now tending
bar for W. R. Carter. Mckinley and
Tomlinson make a strong team.
The Mexican Orchestra played
eight weeks at the New Orleans ex-
position. Opera house, Aug. z.
The Typical Mexican Orchestra
will appear in their native dress at
opera house, Friday eve, Aug. 7th.
The infant son OF W. w. Harper
died Monday. The funeral was con
Quoted at the residence on Tuesday
The "farmer' who wrote asking
about "illegal fees'' must send in his
name before we pay any attention tt
him.
Jas. Emmons and VIM. Wettel
sold the public school their coal
They are thinking of opening a Goa
yard.
Judge P. Bolts, of Monroe county
died at the residence of his relative
Mrs. J. P. Sullinger, in this city las
week.
Ian Morris furnished a close car
| riage for the good OF the water work
cause and has the thanks OF the en-
tire city.
D. E. Shea, H. Schmidt and others
want a franchise to run a railroad t.
the cemetery to accommodate q
funerals.
The merchants around the squar'
have the thanks of the boys for boxe
and barrels for a grand waterwork
bon fire.
Married, August 4th, at the resi-
dence of Matthew Galloway, by Rev
Pearce, W. A. Monk and Mrs. Molli
E. Plunkett.
| Entire new play, written expires 81
for Bella Golden, entitled $50, Or
Mountain Rose," Tuesday nigh
August II.
Frank Tomlinson has bough
Potts ice cream parlors. Frank III
derstands the business and will hay
a fine trade.
/ Morgner & Precht got to the fror
with fire works the night water work
carried. Maj. Henry Ruger did th
"touching off" act. :.
i Miss Stella Turner, of this city
Tuesday let piece of ice fall on he
hand severing her second finger an
crushing her hand.
Local parties have at great expens
secured the world-renowned Mexica
Band for one night, at Opera Hous
tomorrow evening.
), DR.. A. M. Patterson has move
, his drug store to Sontag's old star
. and Sontag has moved into Tomlil
sons new building.
, There is no doubt that &c
Kabrich will build a fine block
stores fronting the Windsor. 1t W
be a good investment.
We have received several letters
3 congratulation that Mexico is to ha'
water works. The well-wishers
Mexico all have our thanks.
i We are not proud this week b
Q 20 votes no is our excuse for dev
e ting so much space to water latel
Nothing succeeds like success
: Sam Baskin made business II
0 to Rush Hill yesterday and broug
: : back a citizen. Baskin is a shrea
n detective and always gets his man.
It One day last week horse tiell in
8 well in this city and this week CT
= = fell in Joe Potts well. Both we
saved. Wells should be kept eovere
Il Tickets now on sale at Dobyns
r Gibbs for the Mexican Typit
q Orchestra. Don't fail to hear I
v best music ever brought to our ci
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