Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-02
TIME LOAN, AZ LOWEST RATES,
APPLY TO KiLGURE 4 HOWELL,
LOAN AGENTS, MEXicO, MO.

TIME LOAN, ~ LOWEST RATES,
APPLY TO KiLGURE \ HOWELL,
LOAN AGENTS, MEXiCO, MO.
Frank kilgore is able 10 be out.
W. IL. French is home from the
Springs.
Elder Burnham, Of Richmond,
Ky, is here.
w. II. French is in Wellsville
for Il few days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James i.
Fletcher, Il girl.
The LEbGER Is under obligations
to DIR. French for iavors.
Heramn WiInishorst is happy,
the boy weighs 10 pounds.
Frank Hulctt is in Vermont.
His store ut the depot is closed.
Eight more electric lights are to
be placed in Kabrich's Opera
House.
Miss Lena Nardeman has return
ed from a visit of several days in
Clifton Hill.
Maxwell and Landgratf will be
hanged III st. Louis one week from
next Friday.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Ella Clark,
Of Moheriy, are visiting ut the
residence of James Saliee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Stuart, of
Shenandoah, Iowa, are the guests
OF Judge and Mrs. VIM. Stuart.
John B. McIntire and Miss
Jessie Martin, Of this city, were
married at Slater, Mo, Sunday.
A number Of merchants about
town are agitating the establish
ment Of q market house in Mexico.
Circuit Clerk b. c. Johnson has
some white rats for pets. They
are Il present and quite Il curiosity.
w. \. Edmonston and John
Northern shipped 235 fine hogs Of
their own feeding to St. Louis Sun
day night.
Do you know that Missouri
bonds command a higher premium
than those ofany other State in the
union?
Miss Willie Woodward is in
Kansas City, the guest of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Frank Hart and Mrs. c..
Ii. Bridgeford.
A reporters stand will be erect.
ed on the Fair Grounds, this week
from which a full view of the track
can be obtained.
Hancock Post, &. A. r., will go
i'll a body to Wellsville, leaving
here Thursday morning. Every
body is invited to accompany them.
The men are still at work on the
ruins of the old Alton roundhouse,
but nothing further as to the in
tentions of the company has devel-
oped.
Miss Annie Williams died at her
home in South Mexico Monday
afternoon. This is the second
death in this family within a few
weeks.
Warner Williams and young Mr..
Roberts, Of this city, were sun
struck Monday while threshing
for Mr.. Stuart, south o ftown. They
soon recovered.
Secretary kunkel, ofthe Browns,
is cndeavoring to arrange Il game
with the Clark Combination at
Troy, Mo. Moberly will not play
here this week.
Hoover has just made an excel
lent picture of Jackson, the Com
nonsense Imminent man. 1t will
be used as the center of Il display
at the Fair.
d. P. Moore, late of Laddonia,
but now of this city, has bought
the Hunter residence on East Mon
O street for 5000. 1t is one of
the prettiest places in Mexico.
+. B. Delaplane, the veteran
freight agent of the Wabash West
ern, this city, was to-day succeeded
by George Laher, of Wright City,
Mr.. Delaplane having resigned.
J. r. Bryson, Centralia, No +,
will, in a few days, start a first
class livery, feed and sale stable
at his old stand, east side square.
Everything new and fresh. Prices
to suit the times.
J. c. Robbins, south of Mexico,
was severely kicked on the nose by
a mule Monday at 11:30. A
physician dressed the wound,
which is very ugly and painful,
though not serious.
Benny Johnson, 13-months-old
nephew of Leslie Hartley, died in
this city Sunday at a. m. and
was inferred at 2 p. M, Monday.
Montrose, Henry county, is the
home of the child's parents, who
were here on a visit.
F. B. Delaplane after IS years
faithful service for the Wabash
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