Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1898-12-29


There was ten inches of ice.
VIII Garrett lived Ia st. Louis.
Willard Potts sold his lunch counter.
Ed. Gave attended the State Univer-
sity.
Miss Ella Ruloff spent Christmas in
Fulton.
AL. Bennett held cases on the Fulton
Telegraph.
Dick Graham bought Sam woltz's
cigar store.
Miss Carrie Edwards spent Christi
mas in Wentzville.
The st. Louis bridge was sold under
the hammer for $4,000, o,eOO.
Prof. w. A. Cauthorn, of Columbia,
was in Mexico during the holidays.
DR.. ]. W. Reed practiced dentistry
over Ricketts, & Emmons' store
]. S. Jones paid R. II. Duly e2 40
per hundred for % hogs averaging sOi
pounds.
L. N. Brinker and Miss Fannie Berry
were married at the BRIDES home In
north Wilson.
Rev. J. o. Edmonston and Miss
Julia Stewart were married at the
BRIDES home in Montgomery City.
Hiram W. Morgan and Miss Maggie
Rutter were married on the Gath ct
the BRIDES home near Thompson.
Following ID o summary Of the men
or firms engaged in business:
Dry goods-Ricketts & Emmons, W.
W. Harper & Co., M. Blum & Son,
Morris & Cauthorn, Reed & Nelson,
Geo. Kabrich, J. M. Ooons & Son.
Notions, millinery and dress goods
Misses shootman, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Rodman,
Clark & Muldrow, Mixer & Daughter.
Groceriee-J. M. Bush, Buckley d
Moore, J. ID. Tucker, Barnes & Wine-
gard, Casey & Blaokman, Redman CAL
laway, Audrain County CO. Operative
Association, W. A. Morris, Null &
Williams, P. W. Harding, ]. O. Bass
ford, r. H. Fowler, w. H. Smith, A.
Holmes, j. J.. Hutchinson.
Hardw are--T. NJ. GIL & Co., H. w.
Gleason, Clacher & Ruloff.
Upholsterer-W. Hinze.
Spring bed factory-H. Il. Kidd.
Drugs. F. Llewellyn, scharlach &
Hall, s. 8. Craig s. Co., F. 8. Kelley,
A. M. Patterson.
Boots & Shoes-R -Rutledge s. Treloar,
Boston Shoe Store, Geo. NJ. RunkeI,
George Hablutzel, d. O. Knoderer, Il.
FRANKIE, Dave Tomlinson.
Harness and Saddlery-James Pas
queth, A. F. Ryerson, Bragg & Hiner,
J. W. Ragsdale.
Book stores-sallee & Brooks, 8. P.
Martin.
Jewelry-Mark Pitcher, LIB. Fetter,
W. r. Beck.
Tailor-Joseph Murray.
Queensware-I. s. Insley.
Sewing machines-J. B. CLARK, 8. L.
Mexican.
News dealer-W. p. Frost.
Photograph galleries-E. d. Graham,
]. G. Head.
Lumber yards = Jay Coatsworth,
Josiah Wright, ID. N. Evans.
Carpenters and builders = d. N.
Evans, j. R. Bishop, SulIinger & Gill
bert, D. o. Wright, W. O. Barnes,
Thos. Pagan, T. Taylor, ]. o. shep-
herd.
Millers-Wm. Pollock & Co.
Exporters of Produce-Carte &
Hisey.
Woolen mill-Wm. Il. Rice.
Packing house,. 8. Jones & %.
Plow factory-Dlllard & Fields.
Brick yards-s. w. Buckley, A. NJ.
Harrison.
Brick layers-Reed s. Brown, j.
Terry.
Plasterers John Saunders, Fred
Rosenberg.
Painters-R. d. Dunbar, A. e. Gar
rett, Gibbs & Dutton, Jas, Chalmers,
Jas. Hisey.
Blacksmiths = Armstrong & Bros,
Thos. Hughes, Jas. Fields, ]. W.Pratt,
Jas. Mcdowell.
Butchers-Robert Keller, William
Kemper, Woodlan & Lane.
Marble yards-Hart & Luckie, ].
Luckie, J, II Martin. III.
hay press-J. B. stanhope.
Wagon factory. w. Dearing.
Carriage factory Riley & Reed.
Az handle fsctOry-D. h. Chase.
Real estste-J. P. Clark & Son, O.
W. Baker, D. E. Shea.
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