Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-10
Indgas of Election.

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Judges of Election.
The County Court this week ap-
pointed the following judges for the
election in November:
Vandalia-S. ID. Ely,R. P. Taliafero,
w. P. Johnson, G. w. Pigg, N. R.
Williams, 8. U. Branstetter.
Grow School House-R. M. Shannon,
q. L. Grow, James Heaton, Thos.
Kirk, Wilburn Mcdonald, Mysore Por-
ter.
Farber-E. L. Griggsby, w. o. Hos
tetter, ]. w. Smith, Chas. Gilliland,
L. G. Burk, d. A. Hart.
Black School House-T. B. Brown,
Jerre Frields, John R. Britton, Thos.
Dougherty, A. Hagerman, J. @. Able.
Laddonia-C. A. Torreyson, J. F.
Sisk, VIM. Lake, Fred Covey, @. A.
Smith, Arthur Wilder.
Beagles School Housed. D. Gray,
j. W. Beagles, Thos. Crawford, Ar
thur Corner, Rox Hicxson, Joe Able.
Rush Hill. B. Clark, ]. F. Greene,
FL. Doolin, T. J. Roberts, A. Feutz, B.
G. Torbert.
Edwards School House -Thos. Glib
bons, Joe. Fennewald, Slant. McDan-
iei, Chas. Leet, R. @. Darlington, J. I'll.
Scott.
Martinsburg-J. s. Muster, A. Fen
newald, Fred Jacob, Ed. Pritchett,
John Donley, VIM. Fields.
Benton City-Herbert Painter, Ed.
Miller, Jas. NJ. Harrison, Fenley john
son, J. NJ. Wylde, VIM. Reed.
Molino-G. T. Scheiffer, H. @. Ber-
ry, Samuel Patterson, s. @. Hume,
Jno. W. Ellis, A. T. Howard.
Mexico, NORTH. r. Johnson, JOS.
Boyd, s. w. Buckley, J. B. Botkin, w.
Fl. Fl. Lee, L. ]. Meyer.
Mexico, South-W. r. Kemp, E. H.
Carter, Hord Davis, John X. Brown,
Levi Jones, E. III. Dicus.
Thompson-Crockett Harrison, Joe
Davis, R. A. Daniel, Henry Tiger,
James Claywell, Jason Rutter.
Rowena-S. s. Galloway, ]. Fl. Neill,
T. ]. Hess, Henry Sharp, Abe Stewart,
s. Hollinshead.
Naylor-Isaac Johnson, M. M. Show,
s. P. Cunningham, Ed. Young, Haw-
ley Baldridge, VIM. Rowland.
Can't. E. Sims, Joel Hit, w. T.
Bratton, R. N. West, Douglass standi-
fer, Owen White.
Friendship-T. 8. Wisdom, ]. W.
Walker, G. B. Showers, Joe Riggs,
A. B. Ficklin, W. P. Reed.
Canada-G. w. Batterton, W. ii.
Angel, Chas. Anderson, w. s. Row
land, Andrew Burkey, Rasmus Ander-
son.
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Judy-Sallee.
Wednesday September Dat O'Clock
Miss Katherine Sallee and MIR. John
Judy were made man and wife. The
wedding, which was beautiful in its
simplicity, took place at the home of
the BRIDES father, our esteemed fell
low citizen, Mr.. James III. Sailee, in
South Mexico, and was witnessed by
none save immediate relatives of the
high contracting parties.
The bride was attired in tasteful
travelling dress and looked thorough
iy charming.
Shortly after the ceremony, which
was pronounced by Rev. J. 8. Shouse,
the happy couple left for the groom's
home, where they viii in the future
reside.
The bride is one Of Mexico's most
popular and attractive ladies and her
host of friends here have but one wish
and that is, that she win in the future
know aught save happiness. Mr..
Judy is prosperous young farmer of
Boone County and seems to be in
every way worthy of the prize which
he has won.
The LEDGER extends congratula-
fions to the happy young couple.
Miss Wilhe Cardwell, of Howard
Payne College, Fayetts, No., is visit
ing Miss Ida Rosamond.