Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11

% kaooFA1o Springs Go reside Mr.
Davis Is IN poor health.
Cd W. a. Debo and family. {
C2LAssy c01niy. are nov residents q
A1drain Col Dsoo bo1shs the A,
mold farm. Northeast Of MexSco.
Squire wHliaus Is the unly nan b
tneC oteonwOOd Springs district TIA
vs4s1 Merry WIdowsF hat II b.
ZONES TIE gallant Squire very much
DR.. KGn2ly, the Exist Lake wssthe
foree&sters tells Is Ne are to have We
STUFF Dost every DAY Throughout hi
moth. o, fudge, Docsr. FORGET ii
Clark Garrett whispers to the ow
thai Level Gentry gill not srzve
with the Gentry Bros Cireus thfl
season bat vii remain Ia Mexico aDt
help make car city a greater one
Lewis Moore has ~cone across
with cheese and crackers and an i.
veil Lewis Is head clerk for Col
Boo oOunOr and Is always there with
The goods
WHEN stone comes 10 town Mexico
will be hO0nred By his visit and Dem
oerats viii Be buils up in The good osa
Dement'S faith. All Democrats Iook
alike 10 stone.
The Owl thanks Walter Hubbard
formerly q this city. for late Isruay.
Montana, papers Waiter Is proprie.
Tor ofa thirst emporium at Isnav.
called the Little Blue Hen.
Dock Ed Patton now mas . splendid
suite Of roomS over Ricketts, a I'm.
mons dry goods store ard wants his
many friends 10 call on him and ex.
tend the glad hand Wen Be there
The Gal learns that Tom Donnelly
heads the list On placing on the
MEXICO market the largest and sweet
est strawberries this season with
Logan Bynee and Bob HootoE close
seconds
Col Charlie Powell, the big stock.
man, will probably deliver the bacca.
laureate speech 1T the Springs July
9Th. Col. Tom Hook viii do the ex-
horting. II you don't come, "you
won't be there"
Charlie Wright, Of St Louis. is here
on a visit to relatives. Charlie is the
owner Of . thirst emporium on Easton
avenue and is doing q rushing bust
ness. Grant Wright, formerly Of
Mexico. is clerking for Charlie.
Col. Cook Groves is in the race for
Judge OF the western District. Cook
Groves is q sterling young Democrat
and . mighty good man, and IL elected
would make 4 just f~ar-seeing judge.
Ohl- and Mrs. Harry DrebbIng are
the proud owners OF many Young
chickens just the size for q good.sized
frying pan The Owl has been asked
TO dine with these good looking people
and veil be there with both feet
The ferocious wind Of last SATURDAY
blew down tho large tent in Logan
byoee's strawberry field and several
d the pickers, including the book-
keeper, had close calls from being
Aercely blown over the Cottonwood
Springs mountains. o, mercy.
Robert BedbuIy is home from Kan
City. A charming young lady ac-
'ompanied Robert TO this city 10 visit
relatives. Bob is shy and the Owl ISL
wise and It is reported that weddtngl
'ells will soon be tingling. /
Prof. Jim Stevenson. the Promenade
Street tonsorial artist, has the thanks
\ the Owl for clipping his top-not. !,
'rof. Stevenson yields arazor and scls- !
ors In manner that but few living :
rtists can Initiate. BE has a splendid E,
Atronage Give the Professor a call.
Our good friend, Col. Henry E1..
bones, will be prevailed upon 10 !
lake q speech at the Springs July 4tb !
read the Declaration OF Iude--
Evidence. Col Edmonds Is alwavs
here with the goods. Mayor Grabam.o
also booked for aspeech. II
Carl billiard nov handles tveIyeI !,
Ietropolit2n daily papers Mr.. DD-
I'd Is always there with the goods.
Is q good boy on the side, prompt
reliable. Later on he will handel e
e Owl, q religious paper, published y
the Springs or
How about those yelpers, northwestD
Mexico, who claim 10 be borse-shoe =
just wait till the cloudsu
D by and John Fecht and the owlIsa
ii give them a touch OF the highest.
nd Of life. 70
.ld Judge Joe Williams really tell
'oung dentist Of this city the proper -
inner In which 10 plant corn and o.
' oeep, and did the said dentist =,
NY dig the holes , feet deep and s =.
: apart? II true, is this n on the
rned Judge or the dentist? ~
'aul Weber is home from st. Louis Jer
says be ordered two so-horse buI
'er automobiles. Count DeCacacac the
Meinhardt Sannebeck will have on
rye Of the two flyers and will give sha
people On the Cottonwood Pike thi
s~iftest kind Of high life. BOYS, y
. A0'O'S WIN 1ne doo@hnUtsl acc