Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
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whirlwind tour In the west, 10 be in
closer touch TO Cottonwood Strings,
Billie, you are as welcome back &c
Mexico as are the flowers in May.
Jim Kemp, the uncrowned king OF
many bard fought battles, was a de-
lighted caller at the Waverly, Sun
day, and handed out TO the Owl much
food for thought. Dol. Kemp is now
taking a much needed rest.
DR.. Walter Hubbard, with his dogs
and high bred chickens, came out Il
the Springs, Sunday, In q boat, and II
was all hands round. Walter is al.
ways there with fine dogs, chickens
and Montana mountain goats.
Rev. Wallace tells US that In his
recent tour In foreign lands he never
failed TO speak a kind word for the
Ledger Owl and Cottonwood Springs.
Thanks, Bro. Wallace. May the
choicest blessings OF this earth be
yours.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.-The Owls
Buster Brown blood hound. VIZ fear
Buster has been toully dealt with.
Thirty cents will be givenI for the
return OF the dog-dead or alive.
Mr.. Milton Richardson, a nephew OF
Col. Frank Sannebeck and an artistic
boneless liver slicer, is now connected
with the Union Market Of this city.
Milton halls from Medora, Illinois.
He would make a mighty warm mem
Der OF the Bill Dipper Club and help
make Mexico a greater city.
Get in your winters wood and coal.
Dr.. Kanaly predicts the coming win
ter will be a cold, fierce one-if it is
not a warm one. Thirty cents is
charged for this timely and long
distance weather forecast-15 cents
for the Doctor and Is cents for the
Ledger Owl to be spent for Peruna.
Come across, dear reader.
School days, school days, happy
school days. The Owl had intended
to take a scientific course at Duly
Academy, but owing to our Prohibi-
tion speech-making dates we can not
attend this famous Academy this
term-posslbly next term, II it doesn't
rain, we'll be there with the goods.
Col. Dick Ashworth, now living in
the state OF Washington, was a pleas
ant visitor at the WaverlY, Sunday
for a few hours, Col. Ashworth lifted
the lid, put on the pressure and re-
vlved a dropping spirit. There are no
better boys than Ivanhoe Ashworth.
May he live long and prosper,
Billie Bemper, Jrn writes us from
Asheville North Carolina, and says he
is much pleased with that section and
is feeling tolerable we'll. No better
young mar breathes the breath OF
life than this same Billie Kemper.
Hope his health will be greatly ben
Gifted during his stay In the South.
Billie sends us a bottle OF Peruna.
Thanks, dear boy, you have saved a
precious life. o, joy
Squire Reuben Toalson, Jay Ben
nett, Shanklineton Mckinney, Joe dy
Williams and Dock Patton will attend
the Show You Congress, at Moberly,
this week. All are representative
and f~ar-Seeing men and have the best
interests OF Mexico at heart and will
fully represent our beautiful city at
the Congress of the wise ones. Dock
Patton heads the bunch and will be
there with the goods.
Our warm personal friend, Hon. c.
+. Clark, has u thanks for substan.
tial favors. Col. Clark is a good Chris.
tian man and never turns a good
friends face to the wall. May the
choicest blessings Of this earth be his, |
and after life's fitful fever is over,
may he safely cross the! River Jordon
into perpetual sunshine and meet
Reuben Dill face-to-face walking the
streets of Paradise:
Carl Dobyns is homeyfrom a pleas.
INT visit with his aunt, Mrs. Katie
Of Evansville, Illinois,
Before her marriage, Mrs. Creighgan
was the beautiful and accomplished
Katie Hardisty, Of this city.
Carl tells the Ledger Owl be had a
oily time In the Illinois city and met
several lovely young ladies who made
mis- little heart flutter up and down
Ike a churn dasher. o, joyl
zeb Stinson, George Oolgan and
Reuben Sims, three clever and good
ooking young men uf northwest Aud.
ain, were in Mexico, Saturday, shak.
ng hands with friends and having a
rood time. The boye are good friends
the Ledger and have a warm spot
n their hearts for the Ledger OWL
md Cottonwood Springs. The boys
making goo-goo eyes and lookIng
soul'mates. Dear girls, bere,s
our chance for a jolly farmer boy.
We hear that our good friends. Ma.
or and Mrs, Lawrence O'Toole. are
contemplating leaving grand old Aud.
ain and will locate in North Dakota
tope the report is not true as these
are among the county's best
itizens. II the report is true, mel
'lsh them much success In their new
lome-but they'll be back.
We arc sorry to lose our friends I
am Malone aud Percy Treloar, fro :
mongst US. st. Louis and Chicago,s I
ain is Mexlco's loss, or vice versa.
10Th Sam and Percy are splendid fell.
oWs and we sure wish them success
ne saucy little bird on Nellle's hail
emily and sweetly whispers to the $
,edger Owl that, before the passine
many silvery moons, Percy will {
eturn TO Mexico beautiful and pluck !
sweet flower from the garden Of love,
Iuff said but on, Joy About the ;
My real regrets Percy and Sam have
leaving Mexico is being so far awav !
ON cottonwood Springs. But such {
life In the far West. We weep. i
AN OLD SALE BILL. L.
me Missouri Press is dlstrIbutinp .
sale bill from town to town.; i
Auctioneer Troy, Of Delmar NJ !,