Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11


to avid TIE FnSh. Gstwise and next
We love our bonelsS liver, bot Oh.
yOu auer-kaut, Too juicy.
Surs, yOa can have Indian Summer
without Indians Ask Doc Kanaly.
Mayor Shankk OF Indianapolis, Is
no relation to Shanks Mckinney, Of
this city. Is that sos
Miss Leta Peass has retained home
after5a two week. visit with her
cousin. Miss Stella Peases near Farber.
Ethan Howell writes Us from Har-
din, Montana, and says his tribe Of
Indians are Of the Grow variety, aud
not wu-HawS as stated 10 the Ledg-
er. Ethan says bis tribe Of Grows are
headed BY sCharges Plenty" Sees
With HIS EaH'' "And Strikes The
Chief The Crows don't have to
be ripped and hog-tied when they are
tagged, as do Carter Johnsons Fiat
Head tribe Of bucks.
MnS G. L. Wright assisted BY her
beautiful and charming daughter,
Miss Matte Wright, DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained Mrs Rosa Day, OF Texas,
and Mrs, Clara DosS OF St Louis, and
other relatives Thursday, alta ] o'clock
ldInner. The dinner was great. Miss
Matte Is 4 superb musician and the
day was spent ioyfully. Mrs. Wright
owns a lovely little South Mexico.
home and has Il furnished to a beauti-
full queens taste.
And now comes Andrew Hunsaker
and lays down his dollar for the
Weekly Ledger. Andrew says he
can't be successful In bis concrete
work without the Ledger in bis home
Let the good work go on. But listen /:
The saucy little bird on Nellie's hat
tells our little Screech owl that Andy
is soon to pluck q sweet flower from
the Garden Of Love. O, joy
Col. Charlie Bybee has our thanks
for a fine, large juicy apple Of bis own
raising. Charlie has been connected
with Sam Morris's emporium almost
% years and says be has laid by sew
eral thousand dollars during this time
and nov eats three meals a day. Col.
Bybee tells us be oWns a splendid farm
north of town, close by White Oak
Springs, and that cars on the Electric
Road run by-or may run by-his
front door every hour in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. White, residing
In southwest Mexico, are now delight
ed readers Of the Daily Ledger and
are happy on the good way. MI. White
is q Of the leading artists at the
Mexico Shoe Factory and is the proud
owner Of a little harness horse that
hits the earth at a rapid gait. He is
also the nifty p~osseSsor of a charming
and vlvacious little wife. A large
number Of good people at the shoe
factory are daily and weekly readers
of the Ledger-The Peoples Own.
They know a good thing when they
see it, It's a way they have. Come
on, boys we have the goods.
WEDDINGS TEN YEARS HENCE.
Here is the way the papers will
write up weddings that are reeled off
in the Cottonwood Springs district,
ten years hence, Listen : 1.-THE bride
looked very well In a travelling dress,
but all eyes were centered upon the
nifty and dashiDg groom. He wore a
dark suit that fitted his lovely form
perfectly and In bis dainty hand
gloved hands be carried a small rose.
His angel curly hair was beautifully
done-up, and a delicate odor OF hair
oil, OF the best quality, hoated down
the isle as he passed. He was a sweet
dream-perfectly sweetly lovely and
doomed up like 30 cents. The young
people will miss him now that he is
married. He is loved by all for his
many accomplishments, his tender
grace and his winning ways. The
bride commands a good salary as a
manipulation Of a Junior type-setting
machine and the groom will miss none
of the Injuries to which be has been
accustomed. After a swell feast at
The Waverly, the bride and pretty
groom left on their honeymoon tour to
the North Pole, by way Of Etah and
Lake Killarny. A bunch of pretty
men saw him of at the depot. Here's
the Ledger's glad s6s- hand to the
groom. May he live long and prosper.
PRICE MoRRIsoN's CLOSE CALL.
Price Morrison had a close call from
being severely hurt Wednesday night
about 1880 O'Clock. Price has charge
of the Ledger's large NJ ailing depaf6.
ment, carrying mail to and from the
postcfice in a nifty auto mail wagon.
He keeps the wagon on the first floor
Of the Ledger building, adjoining the
Purple Room of one Reuben Dill.
Wednesday night we had just gotten
through the first edition OF the
mammoth Weekly Ledger and young
Morrison was bringing his heavy
wagon down the long steep stairway
leading to the street. Price was In
front Of the wagon, and In some mys-
FERROUS way, which he can't explain,
Price lost control Of the guide pole,
and 1t was nip and tuck who would
reach the bottom Of the stairway
first, young Morris or that mail wagon,
They came down the stairway at a
gait that was fast and furious and
both landed In a lump against the side
wall Of Tom Choppers store, Just across
the street from the Ledger, knocking
over several barrels OF salt In their
mad run. Roy Key at once rushed to
Prices rescue and fished him out from
under the wagon and salt barrels. Roy
says Price was speeches. and his eyes
were as bright and almost as big as a
sllvery moon. Aside from a few small
scratches and a distigured toe, young
Morrison was not further injured. 1t
was, indeed, a close call. The wagon
also was a little bit scratched up.
Both are on duty to-day. Price says
never again will he stand In front OF