Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
Cottonwood Springs.



| c-ouesposderee Of NJ Le1ser.
CorrdxwooD SrRrSas. Feb r.
SUNDAY was a pleasant winter day ana
many Of MexicO's people called ana
dipped their bills Prominent anons
the visitors was Jerry Detnody and
Dr.. Patton. When Dr. Patton comes
to the Springs the song birds Jump
from tree 70 tree and MARBLE.
Elgln Jung IS home from Fultans
much improved IN health
Here's to Oscar Lewis and handsome
young bride. May they live long and
prosper.
Hord Davis says be will win the
trace this pop I'M walk.
Our young friend, Charlie Menifee,
Of Pomona, Cal. writes Us a very in-
~teresting letter. He sends regards to
an bis friends in Mexico and says ne Is
prosperous and happy. The last buggy
ride we took with Charlie was fast and
furi0us-one OF which We shall pever,
never forget Charlie Is our author
Lied western agent for Cottonwooc
lSprings water, and Is doing noble work
for suffering humanity. Let his good
work 90 on.
Mr. and Ms Bob H0oton again en-
~ltertained at dinner Sunday. Bob say
since he has been married 1t has beer
lone continuous round Of untold pleas
ure. Bob has taken a new lease OF
life and is making life well worth tht
living.
Walter Peck recently bought a higf
grade male hog Of DR. Grier, for which
be paid a long price.
John Judi, q prominent hardWar'
merchant OF Fulton, was here Satur
day. Col judi will put in the heatinI
fixtures to the new Wayerly. YearI
ago John and the writer entered al
the rings and went all the gaits
Major Tom Powell Is now in thu
grocery business at Auxyasse.
Harry Turner is now endeavorlng Z
nclose the saloons and lombard tbs
drug stores" In Hot Springs, Ark,
Harry will do his part, but we feal
there are q whole lot Of old hardened
sinners down there that Mr.. Turne
win fair TO reach before II is ever
lastingingly too late.
! The young friends Of Oscar Levi
= took out some "wet goods Saturday
evening TO his mansion and handed
the said goods out TO Oscar. Thu
t occasion wa a pleasant one and Osca
7 stepped out into the limelight. Tn
Mexico party was chaperoned by Col
IGeo. Pickett, king among men
Nick Longsworth was married 4
! Alice Roosevelt Saturday. Nick AMI
Alice need a rest-So does a suffering
: public. We regret very much tina
we could not attend their weddlnI
y but a jug Of the elixir Of life was SEN
e to them with the compliments 0
Mayor Graham and Reuben Dill
o Long iife to Alice and Nicholas.
We received about IS or 30 yalen
e tines Wednesday-all pertaining I
the great cause Of temperance. W
Q wish to thank our friends through th
columns Of the Great Daily an
q Religious Weekly-the LEDGER-fo
the interest they take In our welfare
As we have always said, our friend
know our faults; we care not what GU
!, enemies say--if we have any, be gosh
II MB. Hedges, Of Sweet Springs, Mo
!, mother Of Mrs. Oscar Lewis, north Z
here, is the guest Of her daughter.
n, Tom Thumb tells US that "things
are now as serene as a midday sn
with q cloudless sky. But say. Ton
how about our paper at Thompson?
One Will Gregg tells bis friend, Jill
Browning, that he is out a whole 10
OF sleep by one Of his neighbor family
who persist In singing the sons
''Eyerybody Works But Father.
Mr.. Browning will have the song an
warblers suppressed.