Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
Sah.the Wise
Old Owl on
Reubin DilFs Cap

Dsconte and celebrate
Whittier are ue driftings
And he hand plAyed Annie Rooney
Il g0s nine bars ycS l gOt nins
Get Clara Garrett 70 paint T0ur
store front in ciabber coaorS
Il don't know Why ! love you, bat l
oos 90, oc. How sd.
AS ue journey through life Jet Is
live By the Say."
Charlie Utter Is np iron 81 Loas
visiting relatives
Nx Henry Moninkboe s visiting
her parents 81 Bloomfield, No
OTTO HsrsF Is book-keepef for Ool
Charlie BroSn at Locust Grova Farm
sam Howard has mOoey 10 tGfa IN
his show SindOSs-Confederate stun
ouite q number OF ladies Of Wash
,nxtpn hive Lady AAccaoees No )
decorated the graves Of four departed
sisters al the clLy cemetery SUNDAY.
The graves neoogased wsfe An Mason
ICreasey, Ms ona Wales. Mrs Ster-
ling hulen aai Ms Frank S1nneeeox
Mr.. and Ms Arthur Robinson, Of
Bosloa. are guests Of Nj. aud Ms J.
Y Robins. a and Dr.. And Ms Aylette
Whitney, this city.
Master EsOa Whitney Is the bright
pto-she-nlnu folder In the Ledger
jvb rooms
We wish the 6rumneTs . merry
time while IN Mexico out hope no one
viii faIl b. the saYside Have q jolly
time and keep the good faith
Col Edgar Douglass and Col John
\. J1dL Of Fulton, are booked for
Temperance speeches az Cottonwood
Springs July 4th. Goo boys
Mss Mamie Stevens Of southeast
Audrzin, was the guest Of Miss Mittie
Peck sunday.
Chief Iron Tail, one Of Carter John
sons fsrcest Indians. drank 100 much
1gun grease Saturday and raised all
kinds Of whiEE. he win be tied to
IA tree and gagged until after the
drummersi meeting. Drummers and
r----- - .nn-.hnru
Fred Peek and Claiborne jackson
are home from the West Thsy all
come back to dear old Mexico.
COL Tom Haskell is alEAys doing
something for sweet charity's sake.
he has saved many lives.
Pete Sanford viii pay 30 cents for
the whereabouts Of one Lock Nolan,
formerly Of Mexico. Lock owes Pete
q quarter.
Thanks to Col. Sam Malone for q
bunch Of June weather forecasts. DR..
Ranaly is not In 1t al ali, II all.
It's the voice Of the voter,
Oh, hear him complain;
II wOn't get rest till
They'll closed the campaign"
The people Of the Cottonwood
SprIngs district and OF Possum Walk
vii attend the drumners' meeting in
a body each day and half the night.
The bunch will be headed By Bot
HOotons Merry Widow Band and
Meredith Armistead will blow the
base drum o, JOY
Boss For, Of Rush Hill, has . race
horse, four years old, in training al
the fair grounds. The horses Rame Il
Cireus Bill. and be is being handled b.
Mr.. Circus Bill, q well known jockey
Mr.. Bill Is Slso handling Col. Cartel
J0hnsons famous race horse-JaneI
R. Ward-and several other good ones
Miss Hattie zaugg. a sweet CIR
} graduate Of oentralia, is the charm
} ing guest Of Mexico relatives.
Col. McCauley. 3 capitalist Of Cen
tralia, Was the guest Of r. B. HootoE
SUNDAY and made = speech AZ tn
Springs-and the band played on.
' Jess Bratton was In Laddonia Sun
day and made 3 speech to asweet Mex
leo girl, who Is visiting relatives fl
that town. Jess is as sly as q fox.
Capt solomon D Threlkeld ia still
l with Bill RsgSdale and Bill tells tn
! Owl that the gallant old Captain i
happy on the war, singing the song
Eddie Patton, be has left rs"
: "TOotsn Morsinkhof Is nov doinI
bis own cooking and Is lonesome. Hi
. good-looking little wife has left hin
for = week. Cheer up, dear boy, shell
. be back. They all come back"
Pete Sanford, Dick Carter and Johl
Renie were appointed q committe Z
examine the cow-catcher in the cur
1 house yard before 1t was examined b
9 jury in . railroad case. The CON
, mittee found said cow-catcher wa
made Of pig-iron. Dick Carter vii
use the catcher 10 catch several OF hi
wild muley mich cows
Bill Ragsdale sold = fancy sprini
seat saddle, bride and blanket to Col
T1nsleY, Of Louisiana, for forty-rv
plunkS. Bill Is there with the goods
n The o~l would be tickled to hea
from our good friend, COL. CharIi
Aenifee, Of Cosina, California.
The Owl learns that several Of Les
lie Ferris big frogs have died. Dr
Joseph Pratt the noted frugologist
r says the frogs are affected with tha
I dreaded disease known as the bop.
: Crest shades VI Cottonwood Springs
Clyde OWings who tilIs the soil 70
Walter Peck, is the proud owner Of
dlck-nailing 2-year-Old brindie hors
, that he bought OF Sheriff James q
: figures as long as a billy goat
Sehrenk-C Clark.
Miss Alice Locke Clark and Mr.. L
~. Schrenk, Of Chicago, were maj