Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

The editors went to Mackinac
Island on their excursion.
S. NJ. Locke is now city treasurer,
vice r. Galloway, resigned.
Miss Eta Ross Is home from an
extended visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. P. Bishop and daughter of
Miami, are visiting in this city.
Misses Fannie Ross and Gertrude
Burnet are visiting in Indiana.
Mrs.@Wm. Eubanks and children
of Alton, ILL.,, are here visiting.
Hon. Sol. Hughlett, of Wellsville,
attended court during the week.
Miss Adelia Gatliff, of Centertown,
Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. Bob Hisey.
Miss Callie Hawkins, of Bowling
Green, is the guest of Mrs. George
Gill.
Profs. Hurt and Cauthorn, of Co.
lumbia, are attending college exer-
cises.
Read the ordinance in this issue
relating to the observance OF the Sab
bath.
Lou Shootman has returned. He
got enough of circus life to last him
always.
Mrs. Lizzie Gsell, of ST. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. P.
Squires.
The city stock law is to be enforced
if extra officers have to be called out
to do it.
Joe Pitcher was up from Vandalis
Sunday looking over the situation
generally.
James A. Bright, now in the liver.
business at Huntsville, was IN Mexico
last week.
Dennis O'Callaghan is able to b
about, and John Sontag is reported
some better.
Prof. Priest has charge of Grs
hams gallery during the absence @
Dick in Europe.
Jodie Carson's fine mare, "Ne'
Nine" was badly injured this weel
by a barbed wire fence.
Thomas Lee, an extensive merchan
of Philadelphia, has been visiting hi
brother, Elder J. E. Lee.
Frank Tucker has a icy sign will
the picture of a boot ON n side an
Sam Edwards on the other.
The Ideal Dime Museum and Con
ely Company will appear at Oper
House June IS, 10 and 20.
Miss Mollie Dobyns, of Fulton, i
attending college exercises and is th
guest of Mrs. J. d. Tucker.
Dan Cauthorn is home from Ne'
Orleans, where he has been for SCI
eral weeks on abusiness trip.
Adam was the only man who coul
get off a joke without some galoe
saying he had heard it before.
James Bunton paid $50 per shal
bonus for the money loaned by B.
. L. Association at its last meeting.
Fred. Hickman has moved b
butcher business into the buildin
lately occupied by the pawn shop.
Miss Anna Hayden is entertainin
her friend, Miss Belle Taylor, who
attending commencement exercise.
Go to Miss Ida Spencer's, in La
donna, and get a nice hat for Il
Fourth. She is selling very chea
Lee Stewart threw rocks at J. '
Gregory's house, three miles mort
east of town, and had to pay $40 #
his fun.
Dick Carter and Eugene omlinst
sold a car load of hogs to Jones
Son this week which averaged 22O 1
pounds.
Tickets for the Juvenile Pinafo
June Is and Il, now on sale. Secu
seats. The opera shouse will
crowded.
"Dud' Jackson, reported dea
has come to life again. He was on
~rusticating for a short time owe
Galloway.
Billie Kramer, formerly Of th
city, now Of Fulton, was marri'
May 30 to Mrs. Mary Wenger,
that place.
The enterprising members of Il
Masonic order at Marshall are abo
to begin the erection of a $12,O'
Masonic temple.
The funeral of W. ". Rutled,
asst Thursday was largely attende
@evs. Trimble and Armstrong co
Quoted the services.
The fair pamphlets were compl,
ed yesterday and are dandie
We call especial attention to the q
vertisements therein.
Laddonia is extensively advertise
her Fourth of July celebration.
VIII be on a grand scale, as Laddo,
never does things by halves.
Richard Bigss, of near Farb,
Performed the remarkable feat
Planting in two days lao acres
corn. Two planters were used.