Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-22
Chunks OF DnfuOod
We Have Win Us This Evening"

4 M1AGt ~ Wv A@L|A%a
and progressive school.
Captain A. NJ. Balfour has charge
OF White Bro, s meat emporium. The
Captain Is an artistic meat
and liver sllcer-there With the goods.
IT'S nice 10 start In early
And get ones shopping done;
But tough upon 3 eIrlle
To miss the HHal fun.
Written BY Eucle.
Col. Bob White through the kind
Of heart-most ~graciousiy gives
his faithful and good looking em
a vacation, next Monday. It's
a way Col White has, o, JOY
A merry Christmas 70 the LedRer's
many friends aud to everybody else's
friends. May you all live long and
prosper, and after life's iittul fever Ia
over, may we all safely cross the River
Jurdon Into perpetual sunshine and
meet each other, face to face, walking
the Golden Streets Of Paradise
DR.. Ksnaly, 10 bis predictions foE
December, stated the month would
be one Of the coolest and 6ercest that
has ever been known-snow, sleet and
heavy rains would prevail. December,
so far, has been an exceedingly mild,
warm. dry one. In the opinion OF
many, as a weather prophet, DR.. Jos.
Steinman has Doc Kanaly skinnrd Il
miles, then some. Hope Doc Kanaly
will be more accurate in his 1911
weather forecasts than be was 10 1910,
McF Gamble, the popular architect
and builder. has showed US a beautiful
doll bedstead, designed and made by
him. The bedstead Is on exhibition
at the Variety Store. Call there and
take a shot at 1t It's nifty. McF Il
an artist to a beautiful fare-you-weli
His doll bedsteads are 10 demand and
be finds ready sales for them. Col.
Gamble has toe Owls orders for foul
of the beautiful little steads.
Miss Lille Hendrix. Of this city,
gave q splendid recital. Monday plight,
at Jesse Academy, west OF town. A
fair audience greeted Miss Hendrix
ard a profitable evening enjoyed BY
all. BY request, Meredith Armisteac
sang his popular sone-"Courting Siz
Girls a Week. The song was highly
appreciated and Meredith was given
the glad hand In the most popular
lady contest, Miss Kate Murphy, OF
Mexico, was given a beautiful ring
and Miss Ruby Spotswood carried
of a book Of poems. Professors John
and Billie Fecht and the Keiser Bros.
furnished music for the occasion.
Our nephew, MIR. Albert Bennett
Bishop, a dapper little fellow Of MI.
ami, No., will probably spend the
holidays In Mexico and give the boys
q little touch OF high life. Bennett,
like bis nifty uncle, is a hummer TO q
beautiful faTe-you-weIl-then some.
Col. Walter J. Peck called at the
Ledger Owls Roost, Sunday, and
banded ont to us much food for
thought and revived a dropping
Other distinguished guests
were Andrew Huntaker, Charles
Holt, Willie @. Fecht ami Isom A r.
Garrard-all good men.
jay Bennett will be thankful to any
one who will tell him the whereabouts
Of his splendid rabbit dog. The dog
mysteriously disappeared saturday.
The dog is a tali, lank yellow fellow,
and answers to the name OF Rover.
He is a swift runner aud can lump
over any old fence in AudTain county.
We hear that our friend Or. Ka-
has again had bis feathers Just
q little bit RULED. Dear Doc, we
meant no offense, Let us forget and
and all will BE- we'll.
Col. Frank McOord, The uncrowned
king among boot and shoe makers
and rerepaireIs, has the thanks OF the
Owl for a beautiful pair OF white
slippers, Of bis own artistic make, Of
wi ich We appreciate very much We
shall wear the slippers and make the
figure s on the floor at the fame ; dress
ball at the Wayerly New Years night.
Col McCord Is with Brown & VIII
kins, east side Of square. He has a
splendid patronage, has a pretty and
accomplished little wife. owns a beau.
tiful home and is happy and prosper
GUS on the good and only way
Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Key OF this city,
Tuesday, for an extended visit
with their grandson. Mr., Russell Key
Sbriver, a popular young business man
Of El Reno, Oklahoma Mr.. Shriyer
Is quite well. known in Mexico, and il
the proud owrer Of several valuable
lots near Cottonwood Springs.
During the absence OF Mr. and Mrs
from Mexico, their son, j. ROY
Key. the popular and artistic foreman
81 the Ledger, will eat part OF the
time 10 moberly and the other part at
Hotel Wayerly and all will be we'll.
Dear Old Sandy Claws-I want A
shotgun like Teddy used III Africa, a
ire engine, { pair Of boxing gloves
ike Jim Jetfrles uses, a real Black
Diamond horse and don't forget to.
bring me : flying machine like Oryllle
or course / want lots Of
'ock candy and gun grease land for
leavings sake don't forget Dad Tow
'on, Doc Patton, Jim Kemp, Phillip.
Shire and Pete Campbell.
Your Medical Friend, Or. Kanaly.
The children now are told to 90
Each day outside to play;
An indication, as they know,
or presents put away.
That mammoth white opossum
'iven to Ed DermodY by Neal Shahan.