Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS CITY OFFICERS.
Second Ward.
DIR. Lee is very sick.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Miss Lena Galloway is dead.

john Luckle Is confined to his bed.
Mrs. Frank Tucker is much better.
Mrs. Jane Ricketts, has been yery
sick
Mrs. A. G. Turner has been very
ick.
Mrs. J. ". Plunkett is home on u
visit.
Mrs. Callie Poteet Dunn is here on
q visit.
See ad. of Clark & Potts fine
horses.
Miss Linnie Steele is visiting in
Fulton.
Senator Dave Ball was in Mexico
this week.
Mexico is to have a new boot and
shoe store.
Andy Surber is keeping our streets
in fine order.
Mrs. Richard S~appington, of this
county, is dead.
If you want a good square. meal try
the depot hotel.
Gale Guthrie has just purchased
some fine horses.
Fulton is going to produce a chunk
of news shortly.
Willis johnson has removed to
West Plains, Mo.
Earl Morris has our thanks for q
brace of fine duck.
Billie Morris and l.. NJ. Pease
killed the first snipe.
Johnny Sullinger has our thanks
for. California papers.
Scott Green Is perfectly happy. 1t
is a fine 10 pound boy.
E. Rines and family are coming
back to Mexico to reside.
We hear a prominent citizen of
Laddonia has left his wife.
Mexico and Audrain county is gong
to enjoy a building boom this spring.
A. K. Luckie has purchased Geo.
Poteet's residence in South Mexico.
Carson and Kelly are making a
warm fight for sexton of the GENE
terry.
Mrs. Turner, of Columbia, is visit
ing Mrs. Willard Rogers, near this
city.
VIM. Sims is home from Californis
and we trust is somewhat improved
in health.
VIM. Pryors mule ran off with him
last week and he (pryor) was seri,
ously injured.
Col. J. E. Hutton is having a neal
paling fence put around his property
in the first ward.
There never was such an interes
in church and church affairs in Mex
leo as at present.
Mrs. E. L. Campbell, of Slater
was in Mexico this week and mad
US a pleasant call
Every Democrat in the city should
vote at the primary to-day to settl
the tie on recorder.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday
Appropriate services were observed
at the Catholic church.
Mrs. Geo. Poteet is moving t
Kansas City to reside. Geo. is il
S railroad Office there.
Mrs. Col. Taylor has ''Androu'
Perforated Patterns" for sale. Ais
Turkish rugs. Call and see them.
J. W. Patton has opened a sad
dlery and harness repair shop ove
Clacher & Ruloff's hardware store
Henry Ruger went to Auxvass
Saturday and took four orders #
suits. Wedding suits, we presum
John Stull, formerly of Mexico
is here on a visit. There is no tellir
when he will be able to tear himse
away.
Rush Hill, Mo. ,snow has just VIII
she needs-a corn mill. l.. Knebt
& Co.. are the proprietors. They a
good men.
Mitchell, Purnell & Lee are doll
q nice business in their wholesa
headquarters. The LEDGER wish
them success.
Our young friend, Mcclure, t
bright and rustllng editor of t
Wellsville Democrat, made us a ples
ant call this week.
The LEDGER has just printed sol
illuminated horse bills for L.
Morris stations. These bills
something new here.
Col. Lit Meador, of Fulton. carr
the last dispatch ever sent by
confederate cavalry command
Gen.. J. E. B. Stewart.
If you don't want to buy yt
wife O new dress to sew Oh br
home a peck of blue grass seed
sew. 1t is that time of year.
George Jordon left last week TO
short trip to st. LOUIS, Sarato
Coney Island and other places of
terest. Ed. is awfully lonesome.
Several of Mexico's leading {
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