Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-10
PHENOMENAL GROWTH.
Immigration Pouring Into
Mexico and Audrain
County.
Taxes Low and the Advantages
0reat-Best Place ON This
Earth to Live.

ture place of residence. Most oi
those who have moved to Mexico
have money and large families, and
will find our schools the best in the
State. We know . number who
are now anxious to move to Mex.
leo but cannot secure houses. The
following list does not contain the
names of any immigrants to the
county, except those who have 10.
Gated in Mexico this fall, and il
not complete even to this extent,
Mexico is forging to the front and
We know of no better opening fol
capital than right here In Mexico,
where fifty new houses could be
rented within ten days after theil
completion:
Gus Kuhne has moved here from
Wellsville and commenced black.
smithing.
Nat c. Dryden, Of Troy, is en-
gagged in the practice of Law here
Samuel Wallingford moved here
from Indiana and is engaged il
mule buying.
James Waddington, Of near Ben
ton, is in partnership with D. E
Shea.
T. ]. Clendennin, Of Worcester, ii
with Tom Gibson. j. w. Corner
moved in from Worcester.
G. C. DAVIS, from Santa Fe, il
connected with the Pollock mill.
L. L. Jacobs, Of Herman, is do
ing business here.
Mr.. .Bick of Chillicothe, lis engaged
IN the boot and shoe business.
| H. A. Forgy has moved her
from st. Louis.
| Geo. Whaley has come in from
Galloway.
| John B. Harrison ia living here
formerly OF the county.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mckee is anothe
who brought her family here from
Galloway and is engaged in bust
ness.
]. E. Blattner, from New Flor
ence, has located here.
/ Mrs. Capt. Edmonston sold he
farm near Santa Fe and moved t
town.
| Mrs. Bette Cauthorn, formerl,
of near Molino, ls living here.
| James Hanley moved in from
near Benton.
| L. C. Cove Is living here. II
comes from Centralia and eontem
plates starting a shirt factory.
| Mrs. Orr moved here from Wentz
vile.
| Joe james thought the atmos
phere of Mexico more agreeabl
than that of Thompson.
| Samuel Sidebottom emlgrate
westward fiom st. Charles and eel
| tied in our midst.
/ Rev. Rutledge, of Hallsyille, i
now one of our citizens.
| J. B. Miller sold his farm o
Young's Creek and came to Mex
leo.
! Mrs. Heizer moved here fron
Paris.
| Samuel Woods, of Moberly, lei
that town and came to Mexico.
| J. C. Reynolds. of Higbee
bought the Mexican property an
moved his family here.
/ c. II. Williams has moved her
from Kansas City.
/ Harry Altepeter will move her
from st. Louis shortly.
| Prof. Williams has moved hi
family here and is teaching in Hal
din College.
| Thaddeus Stuart, from th
south part of the county, came t
town recently.
/ E. G. Buekner, formerly Of Kar
sas City, is connected with Famous
i DR.. Adams, of Farber, is pracsi.
ing medicine here.
i ]. F. Robertson, of Moberiy, !
engaged in the practice of law Wit
his brother, Geo. Robertson
DR.. Brown has changed his res
dence from Chillicothe to Mexic,
Doctors Milen, Stearns and Ha
Ian all moved here recently 70 stay
Martin Donnelly moved in frol
the country.
4 DIR. Houston, of Santa Fe. lie Ii,
: ing IN Mexico.
Mrs. G. H. Dunbar has move
from Rush Hill to town.
!. Mrs. Peters. of Shelbins, hi
moved here.
Mrs. Annie Bishop Huette,
ST. Louis, 10 residing in Mexico.
w. J. Mason will move to TOW
. as soon as he can find q house
rent.
Dave Brock is here from Vic
/ ita, kas., 70 reside.
c. B. Langston, OF La Sale, iii
is living here. having taken char
! of the Singer machine busine
here.
Geo. and Eugene Dinman, 70
trsny4v nj Kaeeu fE4e ara ,saw 1