Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-11-12

The Weekly Ledger. /
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
A Good Watch
at.....
A Low Price,
Makes a splendid combination.
Working this combination is
very easy at our store. i
We Are Showing
Beautiful designs in Ladies'Watches
at real bargain prices. our new
stock of Gentlemen's Watches Is
superb and the prices almost TOO
small to mention. In Boys'Watches
we have both style and quality at
prices you can afford.
Our New Line Of China.
Have you seer it? If not, step in
and look around.
WoneII, The jeweler.|
VIM. Hughes is home from Chicago
on a visit.
Mrs. Will Harper is visiting her sis
ter in Auxvasse.
Mrs. Will Harper is home from a
visit in Auxvasse.
Rev. A. A. Wallace is home from a
trip to Marshall, Mo-.
Mrs. Mark Pitcher is home from
Chicago much improved in health.
j. d. Johnson, of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with w. b. McIntire and fam
lily.
II. 8. Bassett and Harry Bassett, of
Middle Grove, were in the city Sun
day.
Born, on Saturday, November Z, to
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. G. Willard, a daugh-
ter.
Don't fail to attend the reception at
Pollard's iewelry store Nov. 18th from
2 until . p. m.
Mrs. r. w. Pearson, of Laddonia, is
home from Chicago, much improved
In health.
Mr.. Cook, of Salem, Oregon, is the
guest of Mr.. nj. Y. Duncan and other
relatives.
The people are especially invited to
attend Pollard's reception after night.
You will not regret it.
MI. and Mrs. Sid Parker are occu-
plying the l.. G. Cove residence on
South Jefferson street.
Election bets are being paid. Not
at all, however, with the spirit in
which they were made.
Mrs. w. d. Lewis, of McFall, Mo-, is
in Mexico on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McBee.
Uncle Sam Turner has the thanks
of the LEDGER for a sample of fine
apples of both his first and second
crops.
]. w. Platt, of the Racket, is home
from a business trip to New York,
where he purchased a large line of
goods.
Mrs. Morton Jourdan, of Jefferson
City, was over Sunday visiting her
daughter, who ID attending Hardin
College.
The reception at Pollard's jewelry
store. Twill be q bower of beauty.
Everybody nvftec-~ofd and young,
rich ind poor.
L. G. Cove and family have moved
to Montgomery City to reside tenn
porarily. The LEDGER trusts they
will soon return.
If you want to sec something beau
tiful you must attend the reception at
Pollard's jewelry store Nov. 18th from
2 to o p. m.
The Moberly Ice Plant ls being in
corporated with a capital of SIC, 900.
The Monitor says it did a splendid
business last Year.
Rev. DIR. Gordon, President of West
minister College, preached two mag
nifcent m at the Presbyterian
~G--1I 3, tk;a aitu lnn1au
Miss Grace Hollopeter's r~ecitations
will be one of the leading features in
the entertainment at Prairie View
Church next Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. A. Glandon has a beautiful
display of chrysanthemums in the ex-
Office. She has one of the hand
soonest collections we have
MI. and Mrs. e.. R. Gibbs have
moved from their residence on South
jefferson street to Mrs. Martins
boarding house on the same street.
John T. Hughes, the famous Ken
tusky horse man and owner of Rex
Mcdonald, is shortly to be married te
Miss Melden Smith, a belle of Kansas
City, Mo.
Some OF Mexico's most prominen
society ladies will take part in the
society Ministries to be put on thu
stage in Mexico by Miss Belle Morris
the last of this year.
One of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet
would start the poisonous matter il
the way it should go. If there's
good deal of it, better take two
that's q mildly cathartic dose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berteis, of Mar
tinsburg, celebrated their silver wed
ding anniversary on Saturday last b.
royalty entertaining a large number O
sr;anda The affair was A most euiOy