Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-12-06

The handsome home of w. A,
Morris is designed in the moderr
style of architecture. Pressed brieE
is the material used in the walls, re-
lieved with white cut stone. The
porch covering the main entrance il
supported with stone columns anG
broad stone steps lead into the beau.
tifully tiled vestibules.
"The Towers" the elegant resi-,
dence of r. NJ. White, is very strik.
ing in its appearance with its gleam
ing windows and fine towers rising
to the roof. The main entrance, with
its beautiful door, is covered by q
large veranda extending to the south
side. The cozy corner in the recep-
ton hall is a charming feature oi
1.-THE Towers"
B. G. Johnson built one of the
first and prettiest modern homes in
Mexico. The reception hall, with
its Eastlake stairway,is very attract.
i've.
J. M. Marmaduke owns a fine
brick residence in modern style OF
architecture, perfect in arrangement
and supplied with all the luxuries.
The spacious brick residence OF
Chas. Bast is complete in its ap.
pointments and has imposing halls
and parlors with lofty ceilings.
The handsome home of Jos. Barth
presents charming exterior, graced
with the airiest of verandas. The
pretty hall is elaborately finished.
Mr.. James T. johnson owns an
elegant modern home. The en-.
trance gained by two flights Of stone
steps is very imposing and the tower
rising from the south side to the roof
is finished with a handsome dome.
1.-THE White House" of E. D.
Graham, colonial in style, is very
attractive throughout with its dainty
furnishing, soft tinted decoration
and elaborate fret work, relieved
with silken drapery.
Messrs. Botkin, Galloway, Frost,
Ricketts,, Houston and Moore own
pretty homes.
Allen Place, newly opened up by
K. H. Allen, shows many tasty
cottages.
General Mcintyre, J. w. Mason,
John Crigler and Mrs. Hutton have
greatly enhanced Mexico's attract
iveness by erecting elegant modern
homes.
North Mexico's fine locations have
been recognized by Messrs. T. B.
Hit, Hudson, Bucklin, Smith,
Trimble and kennan, and they have
pretty cottages with all that modern
ingenuity can devise for comfort.
VIM. French owns a pretty, well
built house, eligibly situated.
I Newton Basket, Pelide Locke,
Jos. Moore, John Buckley, S. w.
Buckley, J. w. Howell and DR.. Rodes
have houses beautifully situated and
admirably designed.
"Old Oaks" is the handsome
property of S. P. Emmons with fine
elevation.
Old'fashioned, spacious and at.
tractive mansions belong to r. R.
Arnold, James E. Ross, VIM. Pol
lock, Rufus Hisey, L. B. Morris and
B. L. Locke.
DR.. 7. 2. Rothwell owns a fine
residence on one of the most desir-
able and valuable lots in Mexico.
| Messrs. J. E. Martin, ]. D. Nc.
Kee, Hon. WIN. Treloar, Alex Car.
ter, VIM. Brown. Jos. Lakenan,
! Mrs. Lucy Graham and w. w. Fry,
have homes that are unrivaled for
comfort and style of architecture
Approaching the boulevard and
Warden Place are numberless at
tractive residences, among them
"The Cables" the elegant unfin
ished home of VIM. Stuart, "Sun-
nyside," the attractive place of S. B.
Cook, A. K. Luckie's well-built
house, Col. Clay's hospitable home
and Mr.. wilkins pretty Queen Anne
cottage. -.--------
| Messrs. C. C. Davis, j. Guthrie
K. D. Worrell, w. w. Settle, w. J
Rixey, Warren Harper, Jos. Potts
and F R.Jesse have homes that orna
ment the city. Among the Boule
ward attractions is the modern homes
Of "Robert Rysdyk,' our great trot
ting horse. 'Tis lighted by electric
ty and his majesty has all the &C.
cessories of a kingly establishment
| Mexico is in the midst of fine
farming district and the fertile fields
and gently sloping hills dotted with
farms, combine to furnish charming
scenes. Many elegant country
places grace the suburbs, amont
them Lakeview, the property of Geo
| A. Morris. one of the handsomes
villas in Missouri, with all the con
venienees of a city home and ideally
located with its glimpse Of the lax
in the midst of broad rich meadows
Two miles southwest of Lakeviev
is the large farm 0: Mr.. Lamartin'
Lakeland, and a visitor will be vel
repaid by driving out to see the fin
home, magnificent harm and grea
stretches of meadow land and well
wooded tracts.
! Directly west of this property
through a broad avenus of beautiful
naples, is the hospitable home o
Mr.. A. B. Larimore, and splendid
ly managed stock farm.
Carleith, one OF our prettiest coun
TRY places, and the property of Nh
M. Russell, is reached after a charm
ling drive northwest through a beau
tiful stretch OF woodland. Mr.. Rus
sell has fine farm and an attractiv
home.
Hon. B. r. Cauthorn and son
Ross Cauthorn, possess yaluabl
farms and handsome modern homes
Mrs. r. E. Lawder owns an old
fashioned country place, literally il