Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-09
DIR. W. {. Pipino, Mexico, Mo.
Afr. J. NJ. Bush is convalescent

Mrs. Deiaplane has been very sick.
Mrs. J. NJ. Marmaduke has been
sick.
= Mr.. Lupton is erecting a new resi-
dence.
Mrs. DIR. Lannius is visiting in
Mexico.
The Mexico fair will be the first in
the State
r. D. Dunbar is back from a visit
to Illinois.
Go the entertainment at Mrs. Clay's
tomorrow.
Runkel & Scheftell have dissolved
partnership
Mrs. J. F. Llewellyn is visiting
in Michigan.
Hardin College girls will dress in
uniform next year.
Regular meeting of city council
next Monday night.
Charley Cotsworth has opened a
bakery at Wellsville.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
are to meet tonight
LATE Newkirk has our thanks for
late California papers.
J. ". Tincher and wife have gone
to California to reside.
VIM. Pollock was in Saline county
last week buying wheat.
Mrs. Bruce, of Butler county,
Kas., is visiting i'll Mexico.
Major H. c. Carson and family
have moved to Marshall, Mo.
Mrs. Mildred Eubanks who has
been very sick is some better.
j. ". Plunkett and family are com
ing back to Mexico to reside.
Mr. Runkel is going to put a glass
front in Pollard's jewelry store.
Willie Eubanks, of Alton, ILL.,, was
here visiting his folks this week.
Don't fail to 60 to Mrs. Col. Clay's
entertainment tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Duncan, Of Louisiana, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Bass.
See statement of Mexico Nationa
Bank, one of the best in the State
R. ". and B. B. Tureman are talk
ing of going to California to reside
Mrs. Jeff Gatewood, of Nevada
No., is visiting Mrs. S. L. Dobyns
Mrs. Nellie Anderson and daughte:
are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Patterson
". T. Bolts, of this county, vii
teach school in Middletown this fall
Mrs. Sam Doty, of Chicago, i
visiting the Misses Doty near thi
city.
Geo. Brock has our thanks TO
favors. Geo. always gets to tn
front.
Willis Johnson sold his B. and [
stock at a fine premium Monda..
night.
Col. Reddington, formerly of Mes
leo, was married in Kansas City o,
the 9Th.
DR.. Black is in Mexico to-day e
route for his home in Galloway fro1
Colorado.
Joe Beshears,. of Vandalia, wa
shaking hands with friends in Mexic
last week.
We see by the Moberly Headligl
that James Powers of this city mai
ries to-day.
Mrs. J.. Z. Hutton is making
pleasant visit to friends in Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
Miss Matte Lesem, who has bee
On a pleasant visit to Sedalia, has r.
; turned home.
Taxes due the city should and wi
be paid or the collector and oficia
will know why.
The salary of the Mexico postmas
ter has been reduced from $3.50
per year to $500.
A. E. Hurd, one of our most clev,
young business men, has gone hon
to Illinois to reside.
+ Mrs. Callahan, of Alton, ILL.,, r
turned home Monday from a visit
her son at Benton City.
Steele & Offutt last week sold Il
Caleb Berry farm of so acres to '
0. Johnson for S35 an acre.
W. o. johnson kept Caleb Der
and Scott Hayes from spilling blot
On the Savings Bank corner.
"Patience is virtue in other pc
pie" says an exchange. That
where it is found principally.
Miss Lena Miller, of Jefferson Gil
who has been visiting Miss Ma
Patterson, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Matthews is yisitil
ner cousin, Mrs. Crooks, at IL
montgomery street, st. Louis.
There will be a competitive exan
nation for a cadet from this distri
held at Montgomery City July 8.
Prof. Yancy has moved into Fl;
din College and the building is bel
put in shape for the opening of t
school.
The Knob Noster Gem THINKS M