Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Cottonwood Springs.

COTTONWOOD SPRINGS, June 5.-An
is well.
Mis- smith, Of near SAn Pr1Dciscos
Cal, Is the guest Of her parents Cap
tain and Mr. Smith. just west Of here
We hear that Arthur Landman has
resigned his position with VIM KEN
per and will go 10 Bakers neld, Cal,
70 run the waverly hotel in that city.
Art Is q clever. sll-round fellow.
James whetton, a tanker Of Slater.
vas 10 Mexico Sunday tosee bis best
girl. Jim d shy, awful shy.
Mack Barkwell Is back from Kansas
Ctr and will help make Mexico a city
right away. They ali come back"
Joe Luckie, Robert Arnold, Jr., and
Louis Mckee, with their ladies, we're
boating al East Lake Monday evening.
DIR. KanaIy says the singing on the
moon-lit lake IA grand.
Here's our glad - TO Johnny vii.
lIams and bis handsome bride. Mrs.
Williams was, before her marriage,
the accomplished Miss Sarah Berry.
Our friend, Jim Gilpln, Is NOW the
most popular grocer and best looking
man at Thompson.
Col. Jerry Sullivan, OF Bell Flower,
IS In Mexico on professional business.
Col. Louis Mcintyre, at his Cotton
wood Restaurant, now handles two
brands Of coffee-Jim Coffee is paint
ing on the inside OF therestaurant and
Louis many customers all drink
Arbuckle coffee. Col. Mcintyre has
had his restaurant remodeled. Ike
MCGOWAN and Bud Hughes did the
inside wood work.
What in the world has become OF
Col. Reuben Harlow king OF Younes
Greek? Is he dead, or sleeping?
Miss Mamie Hickman is home from
a three weeks visit In the city OF Old
Mexico. Miss Hickman speaks the
Mexican language luently and may
make Old Mexico her future home.
Mrs Walter Peck Joined about 81
other Lady MAccaDees Thursday, and
spent the day very pleasantly with
their sister Maccabees in Fulton.
Miss Cora Davis, CT Rush Hill, was
the guest Of Miss Mittie Peck Sunday.
DR.. Joe Pryor and family left for
their Monroe county home Tuesday.
Mexico regrets 10 lose these good
people. But "they will come back
Major VIM. HanleY, n Of MexlcO's
best citizens, has seen the flowers
bloom 81 years to day Tuesday and is
giving his many friends the glad
hand. Major Hanley is a Joe Folk
Democrat and is prosperous and
happy and may reach the 100 mark.
Walter Peck stepped out into the
limelight Thursday evening and gave
his friends-Dr. Wat Woodbridge, Col
A. ID. jackson and Mr.. Billie Sims-a
swell 5 O'Clock dinner, after which a
progressive game OF croquet was reeled
of, with Walter far up 10 the lead.
Mrs. Bob Hooton celebrated her 9TH
birthday Thursday, and her handsome
husband gave TO her a beautiful set Of
hand-palnted dishes, Of which Mrs.
Hooton is justly proud.
Major J. W. Mckinley, the popular
and old reliable City Bakery man, was
out TO dip his bill In the elixir OF life
q few days ago. Major Mckinley is a
lifelong friend Of ours and Is one Of
Mexico's best and most progressive
citizens. He has a fine trade and has
always a good word for the Springs
DIR. Reese, the painless tooth ex.
tractor, pulled nine teeth for Ed.
Dermody Monday, and as soon as Ed.
can stand II, this noted dentist will
extract nine more. DR.. Reese is going
to ill his mouth 1--WE mean Eds with
gold-tipped of with Cottonwood
springs DIAMONDS. liner Dr. Reese
and Mr.. Dermody will set 'em up to
the cheese and crackers.
A married lady OF Pike county, who
Is visiting one OF Mexico's leading
society ladies', was among the great
multitude here Sunday. The good
looking lady from Pike county has
been taking the LEDGER for a great
many years, and can't keep house"
without The Great Exponent OF
Truth. We were introduced TO the
said lady from Pike. She told US she
has long been waiting for just one
look and an introduction to the cor
respondent from Cottonwood Springs.
We told her we was ''tbat Cotton
ROOd liar - and tho lady from pile