Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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TUFTS Pills effective in results.
Mr.. j. M. Marmaduke is able to
be out again.
Mrs. V. w. Boatman is visiting
in Frankford, Mo.
Mrs. B. G.. Johnson is confined to
her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanford are
home from st. Louis.
Frank Herman, of neal Benton
City, spent Sunday in Mexico.
Miss Laura Riley left Sunday
for Salt Lake City, Utah, to re-
remain.
Mrs. d. G. Knoderer, of Nevada,
Mo. formerly of this city, is here on
a visit to friends.
Work on the district sewers began
Monday and will be completed as
early as possible.
Mr.. J. B. Clark, of Rush Hill has
sold his fine jack, Wade Hampton,
to a gentleman from Queen City,
Mo.
Misses Matte Shea and Ida
Bloom have returned home from a
delightful visit to friends in Van
dalia.
The Post Office is receiving some
needed improvements on the inside
which will facilitate work in the
Office.
Mrs. Stuart, wife of Judge Stuart,
is very sick. She is hardly as well
to-day as she has been since first
taken sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Hall have re-
turned to their suite of rooms at the
Ringo. They have been visiting in
st. Louis.
Fred Hagedorn says that the
wheat crop has been damaged some
but the outlook for peaches was
never better.
John Campbell is building a FIVE
room residence for Ed. T~omlinson,
on Anderson street, opposite J. G.
Shepherds place, West Mexico.
The lumber yards are busy sup
plying customers with building and
repairing material. This is an indi-
cation of what is going on around
town.
The Post-office Department has
established a new post-ofice in this
county, twelve miles northeast of
Mexico, to be called Skinner. Mr..
A. B. Skinner is Postmaster.
MIR. Robt. Gibbs has purchased the
Lawler property in north Mexico.
This is a nice piece of property and
sold at a reasonable price. Mr.
Gibbs will greatly improve it.
Henry Precht bought through the
agency of Hopkins & Ricketts, the
Lucy E. Gay property on East Mon.
roe street for 81 ,400. This is a nice
piece of residence property and sole
very reasonable.
MT Kendall informs us tha'
Josiah Hevenridge, of Monroe coun
ty, has a copy of the Boston Ga
zette dated 1912. This same gen
tleman has a large number of coin
:, Of that date.
Robert w. Byrns, of this county
has graduated from the Nilsson,
Medical College, st. Louis. Tn
commencement exercises were he'll
Monday night at the Germania The
atre. There were ffty-fve graduates
Mr.. Jas.T. Pagan, one of Audrai
county's most worthy citizens, die
at his home IS miles northeast {
Mexico last Saturday. Mr.. Faga
leaves a wife and seven chile
rem. He had been a resider
of Audrain county for a long tim
and was a most influential citize
and thought well of by all who kne'
him.
Mr.. Arch Light Monday sold h
residence i'm north Mexico to Mr.
L. w. jolly for $3.50. Mrs. Joll
will move from Rush Hill to hi
new purchase in a short time. NJ
Light and family will go to st. Lou
10 reside. Mrs. jolly bought th
properly dirt cheap; it is worth
least $1,000
Judge Flynt was In Mexico th
week and says that they had quit
a thunder storm in his part of Ii
county one night last week. a bar
belonging to James Mcdonald w
struck by lightning and burned, {
was q hay stack belonging to NJ
Leach, located very close to Judg
Flynt's residence.