Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-05-07
Said the Wise
Old Owl on
Reubin DilI's Cap

Ncuolii DAS rl
MnJ.H. Watts, Of south Mexico.
Who has been quite IA, is much BET
ter.
Read your dictionary and see The
IIoorrect meaning of the s0r7 "ooliter-
ated." or InterFie~ UoL Tsm Chopper
walter Peck claims 70 be The proud
|~lowner Of the finest Rex Carter coil 10
AudrsIn County. The yonngster Is .
beauty for true
The painting nrm OF OfoppsI .
Translates Is asuhaGantial firm. Ton
and Norman are helping make Mexico
more beautiful every daT.
r. +. rrOde, GuIicki and wife are
hack from Kansas Ctr 70 stay and
viii help make Mexicoa city. They
all come back"
Nj. and MrS Luther Criswell and
daughter, Miss Pauline, Of Southwest
Audraln, we're Sunday guests OF Mt.
and Mrs. Frank N. Williams
Orion Pickett Will be q candidate
for Representative Of Possum WAX.
|losen is always . fayorite with the
Ladies and Ia always there With the
goods.
Is that vet stuff and bad weather
to be charged up to DIR. Kanaly, The
weather Ser, or TO the Republican
partys At any rate, why do We kick.
or why do We pay Ege
OIL. John N. Judi. Col. Lawrence
ana Chief Duncan were q merry bunch
OF Fulton citizens who Joined the ODD
Fellows in this city last week. All
we're PrOhibltionists and had q great
time looking over Jul beautiful pave
streets, etc.
Meredith Armistead, the bard OF
PoSsum walk, has had his hair clipped
and nov very much resembles Cover
nor W. S. Cowherd.
Several OF the Cottonwood Springs
ladies are now wearing Merry Wild
dow hats with aprons to match-all Of
which are very becoming.
Miss Pryor, who is attending Har-
din College and whose home Is In Mon
rue county, was the guest OF Miss
Mittie Peck Sunday. A big dinner
was served, but just as usual, we were
not invited to pArtake Of the feast.
VIM Pratt is home from q business
trip TO Texas. Mr.. Pratt brought us
some good reading matter, which win
appear in the Owl column later on.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry Morsinkhofi, OF
this city, were the guests Of Henry's
parents 10 Fulton Sunday. A big
dinner was served for this handsome
young couple and . big time was reeled
of Throughout the entire day. Fulton
does nothing BY halves
This wet stun has practically SKILL
ed" our mint crop. We always did
like mint and "wet goods just . little
Bit but too much Of either article
makes one about half sick.
Mrs. VIM. Heck, OF Camelton, Ind.,
Is the guest Of her relatives in Mex
leo, and will make her home with her
daughter and son-in-law, Col. and
Mrs. Harry Drebblng, West Liberty
street.
Col. w. II. Adkins, who lises i've
miles west Of Mexico, tells US be has
planted 70 acres Of corn and expects
10 plant IS acres more. Col. Adkins Is
q tiller OF the soil TO 4 fare-you-well,
Col. Joe Pratt Is building a large
warehouse 10 his First and Last
Chance Store. Col. Pratt tells Us the
red wood stump he ordered from Cal
tfornia has arrived and he wants all
state and county candidates 10 call
and take q shot AZ 1.-THE stump.
Col. John Fecht and daughrer, Miss
Gertrude, recently visited in Colum-
bla.
James Snyder and wife, formerly OF
Mexico are now residents OF Spokane,
Washington. Mrs. Snyder was form
erlH Miss Nora Branstetter.
Eliza, she never was nifty,
She was kindly and gently and thrifty,
She gave poor people pies,
And she never made eyes
But then-she wa seven and fifty.
Contractor Peter Campbell tells usl
as soon as the weather permits be will
begin the erection OF several sky
scraping Mexico residences.
Col. J. 81. Watts, the contractor and
artist, tells US he has Just completed
a nice residence for Attorney Shannon,
In West Mexico. Col. Watts has large
contracts to Ill for CentraIia parties.
Arsist W. T. vandegrift is home
from C~entralia, where ne put = few
fancy touches on the interior OF the
NicelodeOn building, owned by Col.
Reuben Daniel, of that city.
jess Bratton was to have made al
dry talk in Montgomery City Sun
DAY, but he found everything and
everybody wet" Mr.. Bratton says
be bad a jolly, good time.
Col. William Willingham, Superin.
tendent Of the County Farm, tells us
that Conn Heierin, died at the Ooun-
ty Hospital Monday evening at six
O'Clock. Mr.. Heferin bad been an
inmate OF the hospital for many years.
Miss EOla McCord. Of Mexico, vas
the charming guest OF Mrs. r. Breck.
enridge Hooton, west OF this CITY.
several days last week.
Ask Meinhardt Sannebeck TO tell (
you about that long distance auto !,
mobile ride he and the Count took
witn Paul Weber to Benton City. |
Inc hide must have been fast and .
FURIOUS, the way MeInhardt tells the !
tunny story about the trip. |
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