Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-17

the jacksonville girls, refers 70 then
as ''the peachy checked, golden
tressed, sunny smiled, orange-fe'
angels Of joyous jacksonville" Thi
sounds 70 the Owl very much like tn
write-up Of Cottonwood Spring girls
y. NJ, Ragsdale, the cash man
laways has something nice 10 sal
about the Ledger Owl and COTTONWOOD
Springs. Mr.. RagsdaIe tells US be ha.
been in business 10 Mexico ten year
and that his trade Is steadily inereas
ing. He Is a liberal advertiser in thI
Ledger, employs gocd-looking. atten
tive clerks and is there with all kind
Of first class goods.
DR.. Kanaly's medical carriage "fell
TO piecesn Monday on his way from
town to Lake Killarny. Luckily, nj
one was hurt but Hannah Kanaly
and Julia Houcke, who were seated ip
the carriage with the doctor, both
had close calls from being severely
injured. The horse, Black Diamond,
being gentle, probably saved the live,
Of the whole bunch. DR.. Kanaly nov
rides in his new medicine wagon.
Miss Golden Emerson and Miss
Stella O'TOole will leave for Boulder,
Col June "a. Miss Emerson viii
become a student at the University Of
Colorado and Miss OiFoOle goes t
visit relatives. Miss Blanche Whit
may also accompany the above ladies
Col. J.. Drops Pratt and little son.
Everett, Of near Thompson, we're her,
Wednesday on business. Joe says
he has planted 800 tomato plants ano
all growing crops In his section look
splendid. Col. Pratt is o to give !
progressive moonlight picnic on The
beautiful lawn in front Of his Higl
View Home in horror OF Miss Mar,
Alice Dempsey, acharming young Iadl
OF near Thompson. Col. and Mrs
Pratt do nothing by halves and .
time will b. reeled of. II JAY
Benefits hOrse-HOly Moses-is al
leisure, the Ledger Owl and bis soul.
mate will be there. o, joyi
The Owls good friends, Mrs. DR.
Walter Hubbard and children, Mis-,
Dorothy and Master Thomas, formerly
Mexico, but residents Of Ismay
Montana, are In Mexico on a visit.
walter sends us a setting OF eggs from
old blue hen. o, Joy Walter
owns seven dogs, has a dne trade.
reads the Weekly Ledger and is happ,
IN the way. Walter may soon visit
dis many Mexico friends.
Sunday, about 800 good people mel,
II Quinlan Park, north Of town, auo
ipent the day most pleasantly. The
s~oOd-looking ladies and their gallant
husbands took well. filled baskets of
1000 things to eat, which was spread
70 the green sward OF this popular
'ark, and all present had a Jolly time
Q the good, old way, especially the
inlldfen. sweethearts always laugh
no make merry. The Ledger Owl Is |
Ofry be could not be present to have
mingled with this great bunch Of good
'eopie' But we hope thereIl come a
some day when we can meet
mem iace-to-face and extend TO them
ne glad b1-. Its a way we have.
as has been our bounded dutyp
years, tie following Democrats
no 4th day Of July-ars will all get
osethef On this gala day aud a Jolly
n feeled OF. or course all are NOT
0 Same age but were born nm
Wy avn On various years. Here ia the
: q punch OF learned minds-RobertI
emp Dr.. FrItts, Joe Ware, William
fatt, Caleb Berry, Ed Dermody. i
:. hieAet6, Dr.. Jimmie Garrett, 81.
ana a. L. Bennett. Hon. Sam
Oook' Of jefferson City, Col. Charlie
Of Coyina, Cal, Hon. James
need, Of Kansas City, and Col.
. a. White, OF Mexico, all warm
q the 9TH OF July-ars, will be
~p'e'ensel BY proxies, who will help
ION Rood thing along. The happy
VIII be reeled Of at the famous
Springs. o, Joy o, loyiil
SWING AROUND THE CIRCLE.
= nunaaF afternoon, the Ledger owl
. of,oal and rush-bottom saddle
no.y Moses and took a little swing
'Ouuu 'ne circle and enjoyed our trip