Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-09-12

The Weekly Ledger.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
4 good shirt for 25c at 'The Fair
John Morris has gone to Texas to
spend the winter.
s. NJ. Riley and wife have returned
to their home in Paris, Mo.
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Trimble are homt
from a pleasant visit in Colorado.
ladies' and gents hose ut "fhe
Fair" ""' WI"
The Galloway county fair last week
il reported to have been a success
L.adies' silk mitta just received at
THE Fair u'' WI"
LIGHT running Wiener farm wagonsa ri
rarrjs,. % 3t
Ladies' shirt waists at The Fair
weet side square. d3t wit
Mrs. T.. j. Rosamond, of Carrolit0n,
Mo. ,isthe guest Of relatives i'll Mexico.
A line of corsets Just arrived at the
"The FAIR DIT VIII
j.. \. Harrison is prominently men
TONED az q candidate for City Marshal.
A good buggy whip for ten cents at
'The Fair" DIT Wit
DIR. A. +. Moore, of Fayette, is the
gueat of his friend. Dr. Adams, of this
city.
j. Rick is reported much better and
will probably be out the last OF the
week.
Mrs. NJ. K. Wise is much improved
in health and will return from Kansas
City next week.
C.. A. Pearson, of Sedalia, is in the
city visiting his sister, Mrs. McWii-
liams, and other relatives.
just received a car load of Kingman
buggies and road wagons at Ferris,
west side square. % st
Robert Johnson is arranging To buy
a residence in Mexico and will move
to town with his family at once.
The ladies' of Mexico are arranging
for reception days this winter. Those
on South Jefferson street have about
agreed on Tuesday.
Rev. Northcutt and mother, ofkirks-
vile, have returned to their home af-
ter a pleasant visit with f.. K. Locke
ann wife, of Laddonia.
Miss Woodward, of Kansas City, is
stopping in Mexico, Oh her way home
from New York, to visit her friend,
Miss Spence, of East Monroe street.
a gay party of about twenty young
folks will indulge in al Vi ~-fashioned
hay ride Monday evening. The crowd
will be ~chaperoned by Mrs. Will King.
DIR. A. f. Brown, of Laddonia, was
in Mexico on business this week and
subscribed for the Mexico LEDGER.
He says he can't get along without it.
Don't fail to read advertisement of
the sale of lots in Woodlawn Addition
to Mexico. If you are going to pur-
chase a building site wait for this sale.
Hon. w. NJ. Treloar and wife are
home from the Triennial Conclave at
Boston. They stopped at New York
and Washington City for a few days.
s. p. Atkins is now at KalispeII,
Mont. He writes the LEDGER that he
has been in the mountains for some
time, but is now on his way to Spok-
ane Falls.
Dougan Gray one of Audrain's sub
stautiaf citizens, was IN M6xfco THIS
week. Mr.. Gray has been very ill, but
is himself again and worth Il dozen
dead men.
ip' AA'A Nfh IL iAiie tP hio =
dence in South Mexico in a substantial
and convenient manner When fin
ished it will be one of the neatest
homes in Mexico. i
The Iiathaway-Keath Implement
Co. paid Loeb x Son and Henderson
$4,000 for a car load of clover seed.
This firm is buying a large amount of
produce in Audrain County.
The potato crop around Mexico this
season seems to he very good. G. f..
Frazier has presented the LEDGER
with a cluster of early Ohio potatoes
which grew eight i'll 4 bunch.
The main road leading north of
Mexico is in Il terrible condition. 1t
does seem as though something should |
be done 10 improve this piece of high
way, which the year around is the
worst in the state.
ID. Clarence DAVIS, son Of John
NJ. Davis, of the Ringo, who has 4
position in the large dry goods house |
of Wear, Roogher & Co., st. Louis,
spent Sunday with his parents and
friends.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson has on exhibit
ton at the Mexico Southern Bank
some fine corn grown on Mrs. c. II.
Hardin's farm north of Mexico. Some |
of the ears are among the largest we
ever saw.
Capt. J. G.. Greenman, formerly
conductor on the G. & A. Railroad,
nov agent for the Humane Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, of Kansas City was in Mexico
Tuesday on business.
Margaret, the four year old daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Marques, of
Fulton, Mo-, died this week of diph-
liberia. Mira Marques is q niece of b.
b. Tureman and her husband is a
brother of Mrs. A. A. Wallace, of this
city.
On Saturday Geo. Morris sold one