Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-28

III k4EA 4NALl We ~ 1FA1a 1<NbAN -
left. that be had drank too many
drinks u Spring water to remain
ayay long, and tben-Ee have nothing
more 10 say.
sam Wallace is 0 deputy cOnsta-
bic Col. Wallace will be q terror TO.
EVIL doors aad il you don't stop your
meanness he will pinch you hard.
Logan Bybee, who has been quite
sick, IS much better.
Wallace Pearson and family have
moved u the Asdell residence, north
OF the railroad, and Kelly WilkersOn
and family will occupy the residence
vacated by Mr.. Pearson.
Virgil Miller and Walker Hughes
are home from st. Louis. They will
soon 90 70 TEXAS and go into Eight
banking business. They'll be back.
We hear that our friend, Col Otto.
Egerer, is soon to open up a bran new
bakery ana help make Mexico a city.
Here's our glad ~ TO Col John W
Musgrove and his accomplished bride
DR. kanaly recently bought a tine
ylung black horse from Billie Twist.
Price unknown. The horses name is
Boundless. Amos jenkins also is the
owner Of a beautiful dapple7grey trot
ter, which be has just purchased Of
Tom R0den at a long price. There
will be some fierce, fast and furious
racing at our big county fair when
Johnny Rodgers s0Trel gelding and
DR. Kanaly's and Mt. jenkins horses
line up for first money.
Col. Jim Gilpin is back from Texas
to stay. They ali come hack"
Col G II Fisher, the artist behind
the saw and hammer, at a very select
luncheon, reeled Oh the following:
Here's TO the wheel that the world
works on;
Death is a thing We are all sure On
II health was a thing that money
could buy,
The rich would live and the poor
would die.
Big bees ny 10 the air-little bees make
all the honey
The poor nan works all day
And the rich nan gets all the money"
They tell us that many Of MexIco's
people have lint on the brain, caused
By knocking and chewing the rag.
Estill Wilson, well known In Mex.
leo, nov Of Denver, Col, told Dan
Sullivan, who recently left Denver for
Mexico on a visit that when be re-
turned 10 Denver would he be kind
enough 70 SEE his lEstill's) mother and
ask her FOR q little suit Of clothes that
he tEstilD wore when but four years
old and bring the suit to him at his
home 10 Denver. Mr.. Sullivan told
his friend that be would be delighted
to do him this favor. We did not
think Estill's eldest son wal quite four
years Of age by many moons, but the
years pass swiftly by and time flies.
II the ground will stand the Load
and proper arrangements can be made
with Walter Peck, a mammoth sky
seraper building viii be erected on the
Springs campus next fall. Contractor
Fred Rohlfng will do the artistic
work on the sky-seraper. By the way,
Col Rohlfing tells US the next morning
after the wild geese visited Mexico
and became intoxicated, he picked up
four big fat geese just east Of the
Union Station. Evidently, the geese
bad attempted 70 bold up the Red
Flyer train and lost out Fred kept
one goose for bis WI family and gave
the other three TO his kind nelghbors.
Paul Weber says II DIR Kanaly and
the writer do not correct the report
about him and his brother "killing''|
those decoy ducks, he will bring a hot
SANDER suit against Us Come on,
dear Paul, we are ready for the battle,
and II you think you can get any OF
our gold for telling the truth, we are
ready 10 20 70 trial. Attorney Dave
Robertson will make you and Fritz
wish you had never been born. We
have retained Mr. Robertson as our
attorney II the suit is brought
Clark CARROTS famous mare, Katie
J, died the other day and he buried
her 90 a beautiful mound on bis farm
Clark says Katie j. skiddooed at the
age Of % he will have Inscribed on
her monument these beautiful words.
Here lies the body of Katie J.,
Stuffed With cats and clover hay:
She kicked and looked like a jump
ing jack
But she has went and won't come
back by Dr. Marks
"she's gone, but not forgotten.
With tears her grave we wet:
oh had she lived, and not sklddooed, |
She might he with ms vet - |