Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

Garter Johnson's Band of Flat Head
Indians viii probably make music for
Mexico's next big fair.
Miss Fortunes sllo, "The Bird on
|EeIie,s Hat" Sunday afternoon at
the Springs, was charmingly rendered.
The big Fair Is over and all is well.
II was a bowling success all along the
fine. Good men we're at the head OF
the enterprise.
Dr.. Cold, the ice man, was here sun
day afternoon and told some funny
stories about the warm weather that
had IA rattles and 2 buttons on it.
Thanks to our friend, Mitchell
White. for a bottle OF Rocky Mountain
Tea. Mitchell Is now doing special
work on the Denver, Cell Post.
1. our good friend, Miller Morris,
don't answer Judge Kendall's fish
story in Saturdays Ledger and tell
| the true facts in the case, our warm
frie ndship ceases. Come on, Brother
Morris, and tell true facts.
We still liye-after a m~uch-needed
rest. Thanks to the water and to
boneless liver. So we will let ii go at
that. If this cool weather continues,
we shall soon PUT a large and complete
supply Of Drift Wood on the market
through the medium Of the Ledger,
the Great Oracle Of Truth.
Jesse Bratton, a former Mexico boy,
now a capitalist and gold mine owner
Of P~endleton, Oregon, is in Mexico
shaking hands with bis many friends
Col. BrattOn gave Is q set OF books.
valued at 500, for the Wayerly Hotel
Library, which We appreciate very
much. The books tell you "How TO
Bill and Coo and Win and Woo the
heart and Hand of the Sweet Girl
That Was Left Weeping Behind
Col. Pat Cullen, Mexlco's Jerome
attorney, made a rousing Sunday
School speech at the Springs Sunday.
His speech was SO exceedingly touch
ing and far-fetched that many sinners
present took TO the mountains, got
down on their knees and shed briny
tears, thinking that "the great day"
was near at hand. Col. Cullen was
there with the goods and says he al
ways defends at the bar Of justice no
one but innocent people. Mexico's
Delmas, Hon. George Robertson, Is
shortly to address the vast multitude
on biblical truths. he also will make
the welkin ring. Why in the world
don't you get right before it Is toe
~eyerlastingly too late?
Colonel and Mrs. Reuben Taylor,
Of Roanoke, Missouri, were the guests
OF honor Saturday at a six O'Clock
dinner given them by Mrs. Walter g
Peck. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Mis-
Bessie Jackson, the beautiful and ac
complished daughter Of Mr.. A. ID
jackson, Of this city. The feast wal
q great n and highly relished by al
present. 1t is to be regretted thai
Mr.. Jackson and Reuben OH coult
not "be found" 10 enjoy the dinner
Mrs. Peck recently gave q swell din
ner in honor of her friends, Mrs Cap
tain Smith, OF this vicinity, and Mrs
: Smiths daughters, one from Califor
mia, one from Utah and INT from TIL
state OF Michigan. Also Mrs Harr.
Woolf, Of st. Louis; Miss Ola Pryor
OF Monroe county, and Mrs Tommi
! Roden and daughter, Miss Irene, o
d Mexico. Mrs. Peck and her twI
: charming daughters, Misses Stella an
Mittie, are superb entertainers. /
seems strange" we I never toll
; about these big dinners until the mex
day after they are reeled OF.
Il "Gone, but not forgotten
Willie, Willie, when will yol
; be wise, and will you be happ,
q when you der
Sis at Cottonwood Spring
q is the next laugable attraction
, Sis will be there with the goods
a 1t is said there is a land tina
: is hotter than this. Goo
! gracious ! Oh me, oh my!
Surely there cannot be
) homeless liver famine in Mex
Z leo. Amos jenkins and Bo
McC owan says the famine j
e now on. Weep with US.
d Walter Peck, the rippah, j
: now the man behind the say
and hammer and is assisting
S building Charlie Pease's bi
|. feed barn on West Boulevard
p Fay Branstetter and Jess
Bratton's itinerary is Fulton
Montgomery City and Cotton
? wood Springs. Unchain you
ferocious dogs and lock doors
Our handsome Salisbur
I friend, DIR. Horace Fletcher
is now right in line with tn
|, goods. The Doctor speaks a
! the Springs next Sunday after
noon at ago. Hear him.
Il We hear that Mexico is 500
!, to have a Silver Cornet Band
) Why not? This will be GOO