Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11

are putting dosa a h-ioot granttoia
wals westu f the Windsor Hotel prcr-
ertY. TOT Hendrix IS = taSy man.
CoL W. s R2gsdale came 70 the
Springs Sanday and gave Us the glad
g.. Bill ssys he sleeps well, eats
hearty, gOes 70 church, has = clear
conscience and IS prosperous
Aunt Sue Ratchinscn, proprie-
treSs Of the Lilly Of the valleys Res.
tauranL will shortly add a summer
garden 10 her eating pariOrs. Coed
order viii be kept night and day.
Thanks to car niece Mss Gene
Bishop o. Miami. No, for nice ssh
day q july presents Miss Bishop is
very much ike her uncle-sbrsghs
viyzcionS and handsome
Before the season closes al The
Springs We shall prevail On our friend,
Mr.. Bob Csnthorn, to give = masical
concert with bis sweet singen-to men
only. Watch for day and date.
ian Ryan last q ten-dollar bill San
day between the square and the
Catholic church. Finder viii get a
taks-o9 Of the bin By leaving a. the
Ledger of5ces
Miss Ethel Bybee has been employ
ed to tsacha s-months term Of school
81 the Pisgzh academy, north Of
Sturgeon, At = salary Of 80 a month.
Miss Bybee is an accomplished ycung
lady and a splendid instructreSs
Miss Wayne Virgins and Col Ar
thur Baker, Of ST. Louis, and Miss
Hattie ZAugg. Of Centralia, were dc.
iightful guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs Asa Hunt at their beautiful
home just north Of Mexico
Bob Hooton carried OIL the prize
given for the most stylish dressed man
at the Park July AID. Mr.. Hooton
vas as gay Is = tSo-yezr-old. He was
there with the goods and sore a smile
that was child-hke and bland.
Col. Billie Owen says be recently
purchased fifty head Of nice, smooth
eorn-fed and blue CRASHED heifers.
We know they we're good beefers as
the 6oneiess liver Col Osen gave Us
was exceedingly tOothsone and juicy.
Simon Phillip left Sunday fora visit
to Europe in the interest Of Cotton
wood Springs. We wish to Simon a
pleasant and profitable trip. We don't
know whether the report Is true or
lot, but be may be married while In
foreign lands Here's our glad g..
Some Of the longest and largest fish
pulled out Of Salt River were
captured q day last week by William
and Fritz Kemper, Hopson Kemp,
Oscar and Joe Canterbury, Louis
Mason, Norman Branstetter. William
Payne and David Brownield. All are
coed men and they had a jolly time.
A small but select bunch Of Mexico
citizens were at the Springs Sunday
afternoon. The bunch was very much
disappointed, as the main speaker,
Hon. Mr.. Lemp, failed TO show up.
He failed 70 make railroad connections
and failed to get his laundry. But
later on he'll be there with the goods.
Col Carter johnson, while In Mob
erly Friday, was taken for Grover
Cleveland and was wined and dlned.
Col. Johnson's thrilling speech on
the tariff issue was the main cause OF
bringing the Drummers Convention
to Mexico next year. Carter is & rip
pah toa beautiful fare-you-welI.
Brother Selecman, formerly Of Mex
leo, is holding a revival tent meeting
at Rowena. Brother Selecman is a
mighty good friend Of ours. and II we
can hire Fred Morris auto we will
take a sail up to Rowena and give this
great and good man the glad G. and
listen 70 him PROFOUND gospel truths.
Several years ago Bro. Selecman made
a tour Of the Old World and spoke a
good work for Cottonwood Springs.
July 5rd was Nj. and Mrs. David
Hollopeter's third wedding anniver-
sary, On that day David gave to his
amisble and good looking wife a nice,
new, up-to-the-minute Singer sewing
machine, which she prizes very highly.
On that day, in return for the beauti-
full gift, Mrs. Hollopeter gave her
iiege lord a Sumptuous dinner. We
wish to thank this good lady for a slice
of go0seberry pie, several chunks OF
fryed chicken and a big fat pickle
One day this week the Mexico Ca
Bill Dspper Club will take to
the woods and enjoy their 10th annual
outing. The members are-Hon. W.
W. Fry, DR.. Wat Woodbridge, Colonies
Joe Barth,ISam Morris, Jos. Steinman,
McCord, Ed Prussing, John Me-
lntyre, 7. Fl. Marshall, F. A. Same.
beck. Several new members will be
Initiated into the many '~'mysteries'|
Of the Club and a good time reeled of. |
We would go with this jolly bunch Of
good people, out as we are q little bit
shy Of water" we will stay at home.
The boys do nothing by halves.
We are having some much-needed
Improvements put in at the Springs.
The pump is broken but is now being
repaired with an artistic touch by
Col Sam Howard. CLARK Garrett, the
behind the brush, will paint said
pump and IL will be In good shape
soon. We want all good people to
go out and enjoy themselves. Those
that go out and destroy our
glasses, and break our pump, We
want them to stay away. For heavlngs
'ake, mind your OWL business and let
jur things alone II the proper ar
'angements can be made. a good, old
lime picnic will be reeled of near the
coma ffnna IN aunu.u