Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1906-04-05
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS wEER
George Sutter was very i'll.
Maj. whaley was very sick OF pnue
monia.
Charley Morris was night clerk a
the Ferris Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry moved TO Quin
ey, H., to reside.
Sam Grove and William Hoyt dis
solved partnership in the restaurant
business.
M. M. Conger, OF Montgomery coun
lty, was arranging to build a -four mil
just north OF the public square
The following pupils Of Mexico
School, branch room No, 2, Miss Sui,
finger teacher, received special men.
tion for regularity and punctuality
Nora Cough Della Mann
Rosa Moore Nelia St. John
Frank Buckley Roy Ferris
Willie Pearce Charley Steinman
George Poteet John Arnold
James Clacher Homer Atchison
Henry Fowler and Miss Mamie
Quisenberry were married at the
Christian Church In Mexico, Elder
John A. Brooks officiating.
Miss Callie Poteet, Of Mexico, and
Fl. J. Dunn, Of Stansbury, we're mar
ried at the home Of the bride.
A. F. Ryerson was bulllng an ad-
dition to his house.
Miss Annie Neale and A. A. Wiley
were married at Mount Olivet church.
w. S. Edwards and Miss M. A. Rob-
erts were married by Elder Wiggin-
ton.
@. w. Marshall and Miss L. NJ. Mar
shall, both Of Mexico, were married at
the home Of the BRIDES mother.
The store Of Qulsenberry s. Bolts,
at Santa Fe, was robbed.
Miss Ada Mann entertained a num-
Der of her little friends at her home
on Liberty street.
FL. J. Flye, Of Illinois, and Miss A.
G. Hightshoe, of this city, were mar
ried.
Joe Stanhope sold the stallion,
"Royal Gold Dust" to Ian Morris
for $3.50; also horse to James Wallace
for SITS.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Munger, OF Ce-
res, California, were visiting r. s. and
O. P. Pearson at Vandal;a.
T. Fl. Muslck, formerly OF Mexico,
was a candidate for the Legislature in
Wright county.
FRA Hall and Mrs. Mary e, Hender-
son were marrie5 u FssgrV. Il. J. Enyert.
Miss Melia Rodgers and Miss Mary
Martin. Of Martinsburg, we're the |
guests Of Miss Eldora Wiggintan in
this city.
Mr.. Landrum was agent for the |
Dick Brewery at Laddonia.
J. t. Nelson bought Joe Ringo's in |
terest In firm of Ringo Brothers.
Leslie Hartley bought Charley Kno.
derer boot and shoe shop.
Prof. ]. S. Eckford, Of Brunswick,
NO., opened dancing school for juve-
niles and adults In Mexico.
Miss Fannie Sanford taught school
at Good Water.
Wilson s. Rodgers were opening a
new store at Rowena.
John Blum, Of Long Branch, died Of
heart trouble. The remains were In
TERED at Midway cemetery.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Joseph E. winant, and Miss snsle
Watts, both of Audrain county, were
married.
Miss Susie Holloway was salutator-
ian and Russell Holloway, valedlctor-
ian of the graduating class OF Central
school.
]. w. Fletcher, aged tifty-tive years,
died at bis home west Of Mexico.
Jake Marshall clerked for Owen 8
Woltz.
Squire ]. J. Winscott, Of Mexico,
and Susan Sexton were married at the
home of Mrs. Acqullla Roberts, north
west OF Mexico.
Mrs. W. r. Adams, OF near Thomp-
son, was seriously Ill.
Miss Emeline Brooks, aged SO years,
died in Mexico. Interment took place
in the Lockrldge cemetery.
Thomas NJ. Kunkel and bride we're
visiting in st. Louis.