Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-23
DIR. W. e. Pipino, Mexico, Mo.

Old Mr.. Burhop is very sick.
The sick are nearly all better.
Nevada, Mo-, has a polo club.
R. A. Byrns' children are sick.
Vandalia needs a good town hall.
The grass OH Hardin Park has been
cut.
W. W. Harper is happy-it is a
boy.
There is still . great deal of sick
See prices of meat in Fred Heck
mans adj.
A little child of A. G. Azdell died
this week
The front of Pollard's store is be-
ing painted.
Claude Turpin's baby died at Far
Der Monday.
]. C. Levaugh has our thanks for
Oregon papers.
It was 1872 in the shade and l16 in
the sun Tuesday.
The county court meets the first
Monday in August.
Gale Guthrie sold his fine PAGER
this week for 5000.
Joe & Vic Barth are painting the
front of their store.
Mrs. J. H. Wilson, of near Row
ena, died last week.
W. K. Potts has our thanks for
delicious huckleberries.
J.. 7. Coons is helping Moore make
that elegant cream soda.
Mrs. Mckinley arrives from a visit
to the old country to-day.
Mr.. Mediation and son, living
south of Mexico, are sick.
Mayor Fowler was in Montgomery
City on business last week.
Miss Belle Morris and Mrs. DIR.
sReady are visiting in Mexico.
A. f. Poteet and family have
removed to st. Louis to reside.
Bella Golden troupe at Opers
House fair week, Aug. 10 to Is.
DR.. NJ. f. Crawford, of Worcester
had a good gun stolen last week.
Clarence Vivion is Secretary Of
the Higginsville, Mo-, fair association
Mrs. J. NJ. Marmaduke and Mrs
Lizzie Hicks are at Eldorado Springs
Mr.. F. S. Wilson is a mesmerist
The girls had best look out for him
Rev. ]. C. Armstrong has been OIL
a visit to his father, Lear Beaumont
Mo.
G. S. Creed's residence was burned
last week. Loss $1,000, insurance
$500.
We are glad to see horseback rid
ing becoming popular among GU
ladies'.
7. S. Kilby, of Farber, was throw,
from his horse Tuesday and had
leg broken.
Mrs. r. NJ. Dobyns and family, o
st. Louis, are visiting Mrs. Dobyns
of this city.
Prof. Ayres has returned from
Joplin, Mo. He was there the day o
the hanging.
On the 4th page of the LEDGE,
will be found the waterworks ord
nance in full.
D. O'Callaghan has moved t
Thompson Station where he will G
into business.
Mrs. Judge Edwards is visiting i
Butler, Mo-, and the Judge is visitin
in Cherokee, Iowa.
Ed. Taylor and George Jordo
again came to the rescue of swelterin
humanity last Tuesday.
G. D. Ferris is thinking of comm
back to Mexico to open a factory an
make his machines here.
Tai Coates, the swiftest man Q
j earth, was here this week. He low,
{ to visit our beautiful city.
The remains of Mrs. o. A. Gill
land we're inferred at Wellsville, Nj
where she formerly resided.
What benefits one benefits a
Waterworks will benefit every ma
woman and child in Mexico.
There are an average of two gray
made per day at the Mexico cen
terry during this hot weather.
The report that Col. Hutton was
Washington is an error. He is
Elk Lick Springs for his health.
A little daughter of Abe Tolso
Oh farber, died Sunday a week q
and Mrs. Tolson died last week.
!. B. Sehroll, Eli Clayvi1le, j.
"hilams and Z. Ennis, of Farbe
ieit for q trip to Nebraska this wee
Capt. Hiner has, for his boys, O
soeiated himself with Lee & Mitch,
70 open a large coal yard in Mexit
Public meetings are to be called
alscnss water works, and all who hs
valid reasons on either side viii
heard.
1. W. Harrison this week shipp
70 b. F. Harrison, of Chicago.
i0aa OF cattle for Jacob Nav a
others.
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