Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-01
A Happy New Year!
TO YOU ALL.
Louise Sylvester Jan. 18th.

Louise Sylvester Jan. 18th.
Go to the concert tomorrow night.
Go to the concert tomorrow night.
r. r. Arnold has the rheumatism
again.
There will be plenty Of ice next
summer.
VIM. Wheatley is very sick with
lung fever.
Look out for L. Nj. Pease's column
ad next week.
Don't fail to attend the concert to-
morrow night.
A. S. Houston and wife spent
Xmas in Paris.
''Ten Little Sweethearts" will ap-
pear next week.
Get your seats for the concert to-
morrow night.
They play croquet upstairs in a
hall at Vandalia.
Everybody is going to the concert
tomorrow night.
Leslie Lee has the dandy Christ
mas present. girl.
Alfred Cauthorn of Columbia has
our thanks for favors.
Card parties are getting to be fash
ionable with the LADIES'.
Don't fail to read Charley Muir
rays ad. in the LEDGER.
Louise Sylvester and her excellent
comedy company Jan. IL.
Dr.. M~acfarlane has our thanks for
late Woodland. Cal. papers.
The concert will be even better
than before, tomorrow night.
Born, to Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
nee Miss Nellie Patterson. a son.
G. G.. White. of Vandalia, was in
Mexico this week on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McWilIiams
made a visit to Vandal,a this week.
R. L. Wilburn Is in a good humor
in spite of the weather. It Is a girl.
There will be a change of pro-
gramme at the concert tomorrow
night.
Chss. W. Baker has purchased a
fine residence property In Dallas,
Texas.
Lyman B. Fetter has moved to
Roodhouse, ILL.,, and opened a jewell
ny store.
r. W. Gill was home from Kansas
City this week to see the .'old folks
at home"
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Webster will
remoye from Denver, Col, to this
county to reside.
Joe Pratt, the artist, has the
thanks of the S. & II. reporter for a
valuable Xmas gift.
Mrs. 7. W. Carter and children Of
st. Louis, visited relatives in Mexico
during the holidays.
John Northern has rented his fine
farm for five years at $500 per year
and will move to town.
The report that Alb. Dingle is mar
Tied is a mistake. However, there is
no telling what will happen.
Married, on Christmas day, at the
residence of James Green, Mr.. John
Atkins and Mrs. Sarah C. Green.
The Mexico boys in business at
Vandalia are all doing we'll, anu are
highly elated over their prospects.
Miss Hattie Luthey, an amiable
and charming young lady of st. Louis,
is visiting friends here and at Van
dalia.
Young Mr.. Doolin, who came home
q few days since from Kansas City
sick, is much better and able to be
about.
Our efficient and accommodating
Recorder, Uncle Frank" Tomlinson,
has our thanks for valuable favcrs
this week.
Dec. p, 1884, at the residence OF
the brides father, by the same min
lister, Mr.. George Barton to Miss
Nettie Elder.
Vandalia is truly booming. Street
lamps, water. enterprise, liberality,
room-everything is there to make q
live little city.
There was q very pleasant social
party t the Ringo-C Central hotel last
night to watch the old year out and
the new one in.
Secure your seats at once for the
Louise Sylvester comedy company
entertainment at the opera house or
Monday, Jan'y II.
Misses Lizzie and Louise Stealing,
two of Skaters handsome young la
dies, are the guests of the Misses
Saunders, of this city.
Don't fail to read our resume OF
the events of 1884 on the first page
1t is boiled down; cut it out and
paste it in your scrap book.
Married, Dec. rs, 1884, by Eide,
w. II. Hook, at the brides residence
MIR. John w. Rut.er and Mrs. Luc,
w. Tinsley. both of Audrain.
We learn that our handsome young
friend, George Byrns, and Miss An
ME Walden we're married last week
Rev. Cyrus Haggert officiating.