Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-15

of Trade, and Messrs. Pollock and
Hord, in behalf of Hardin College
board, appeared before the Council
and asked that something be done
for Hardin Park.
Tom Hickman is happy. A boy.
Cream soda at Bakers drug store.
Wait for Famous new goods
Next week.
T. o. Garrett is here on a visit
from California.
d. G. Knoderer is very much
pleased with Nevada.
Fl. 7. Brooks is going into busi-
ness at Kansas City.
Three limitations in s. K, A. o. Z.
w. for Friday night.
Go to Famous next week for ele-
giant new dress goods.
Wait for the Famous new line of
dress goods next week.
Theo. Garrett is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Don't fail to see notice of Belva
Lockwood on the outside.
W. I. Lott, Jr., of Rush Hill, has
gone to the Indian nation.
See the ad. of r. d. Alexander's
Green House In this issue.
DR.. Ellis, the hustling dentist of
Hatton, was IN Mexico Monday.
Geo. Robertson WAS in Martins
burg on legal business this week.
| Night policeman Bob Kemp lost
$50 from his pocket Tuesday night.
See j. B. Clark's ad. He is doing
fine business in lumber at Rush
Hill.
! H. I. Brooks is happy, There
will be another Democratic voter in
1907.
Elegant line Of spring dress goods
at Famous next week. Wait for
them.
r. B. Atkinson has returned from
California after an absence of %
years.
Llewellyn's fountain in the front
of his store attracts greal deal of at
tention.
The city council meets Saturday
night to discuss the water-works
matter.
Mitch Elliott, of Middletown, has
been visiting 'the boys here for the
past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Redman Galloway
were over from Paris to the Houston,
Carroll wedding.
There are liable to be some sensa
tions this year with the city hall as
the center of the tableau
Married, at the residence of A. I
Williams, April 11th, Jno. r. Gre asey
Jr., and Miss Lu Barnhart.
Mrs. G. M. Carroll is going tt
rent her residence in Mexico ant
spend the summer in the East.
1t is reported that Ben Warford
formerly of Mexico, has been elected
to the council at Springfield, Mo.
The jewelry store of A. P. Bishop
son-in-aw of E. Bennett, of Mexico
was burned at Miami last week. In
! sured.
Mr.. Settles has bought Bud Carr
) interest in the Baking Powder &c
! He is live man and we think Wi
+ do a good business.
! oh. Waltz and family, who re
d moved to Southwest Missouri som
| three years ago, have returned I
d reside permanently.
L Will. Dawson, Joe Miller's hus
q ling artist, has the thanks OF III
| LEDGER boys for some fine, larg
ri sweet Democratic apples.
Belva A. Lockwood at the opeI
81 house Monday, April 10. Admission
with reserved seat 80 cents. r.
: ah.s | SAFE at Dobyns & Gibbs.
James Daniel, of Vandalla, was
Mexico last Saturday and made us
J pleasant call. He Is doing iii
'e business in that live town.
Married, April 9Th, 1886, at tt
IS PRESBYTERIAN church, Vandalia,
'1 Elder W. H. Hook. Mr.. George
Byrns to Miss AIDA M. Phillips.
70 Don't fail to hear Beiva Lockwoo
}" the most noted woman of the da
on "Life in Washington next Mo
n day evening at the opera house.
'r Jordon Harding, of Hatton, W
in Mexico Tuesday and made US
D. pleasant call. He says Hatton is t
is coming town of Southern Caliawa
ty We are reliably informed that NJ
l Frank is making arrangements
as leave Mexico. He will go into t
Id steam laundry business in some cit
u Misses Saliis Summerfeld and A
ME Jones, two yivacious and accoI
or plished young ladies of ST. Lou
ar are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Sal
G. Morris.
Parties who owe ]. T. Llewell..
wv could accommodate him very mu
u. by paying up. His heavy Joss fre