Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Or. Sam Malone, Of st. Louis, may
attend the Carnival here this week.
Doc Kanaly says 1t locks like a hot
Thanksgiving for the young Turks.
Mrs. W. c. Wallace, OF this city,
may spend the winter months with
relatives in the South
Mrs. Anne Wisdom, OF western
Audrain, Sunday, was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs Ethel Hooton.
q George Laforce's horse, George the
II, is all 0 k now. The horse was badly
stricken with "dropsy, Saturday.
j The condition Of Frank Armistead,
who was stricken, Thursday, with a
severe attack OF nervous prostration,
is unchanged.
Christopher j. Feeht and Uncle
Barney Jung never miss seeing the
many sights at a street carnival They
yearn to see Leo the great.
Jim Webb, the peerless one, is home
from the Illinois state fair. Col Webb
says be entered all the rings and went
all the gaits. Oh, you Jimmy.
John David Medley and Ebert Olee
Trener, Of Benton City, say they had
a rafting good time and each found
soul mates while at the Illinois state
fair. Oh, you lohn David and Olee.
George Chadwick is home from
Sedalia, where be visited bis mother
and took in the State Fair. George is
thinking Of locating in Johnson coun
ty-but he'll be back.
Please don't ask the Owl to explain 1t,
| beseech, on any score
But the stork is always friendly
With a fellow when he's poor.
Blue Book, page 1l3.
Ed Dermody aud son, Emmett, and
Teddy Reynolds OF North Clark ave.
nue., we're sightseeing out In the Cot
tonwood Springs district, Sunday.
Emmett and Teddy dipped their bills
four times in the elixir or life.
The Carnival is here and the people
this week are promised one continuous
round OF pleasure. Bob Hooton will
head a large delegation Of people from
the Springs and Postum Walk districts
~every day and half the night. o, joy.
A healthy young slob in Fayette
Had a girl by the name OF Mayette,
He earned cash cutting corn
i And as lure as you're born,
He bought his Mayette q barette.
ii Not down In the Blue Book.
Thanks to our nephew, Mr.. Albert
Bennett Bishop OF Miami, Mo for a
large picture of the interior OF his bic
, department store in that city. Ben
nett is sure there with the goods. A
large sign in front OF the store reads
A. p. Bishop s. Son, but Bennett say
: bis father is only clerking for him
Ion, you "Jim Henry !"
Ed Dermody had his grand opening
a Saturday, at his e North Clarl
avenue grocery store and is sure Their
, with nice new groceries. Ed handel
out a nifty lunch to his many friends
oICol. Fred Rohlfng built the store ant
done the interior work, which is RICH
:, up to the minute. Its a way Fred has
Col. and Mrs. Ralph Race wer
n guests for an hour, Sunday afternoon
of their friend, Mr.. Jay Bennett, a
the Wayerly. They we're en- route t
their home from Little Orchard Plac
on West Pine Boulevard. Both Co
and Mrs. Race are exceedingly fin
conversationalists and handed out I
the Ledger Owl much food for though
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Peck are BAG
to Mexico from a delightful visit |
relatives In jacksonville, Mo, rhes
two good looking ~newlyweds froI
y Texas are sure having a joyous tin
on tuelT Dubeyuuopu III mlooONit Ct
at may some time soon become residen
OF grand old Audrain county and
in close touch to Cottonwood Spring
he Come on in, Dec the water is fine !
IN Mrs, Nora b. Walton, Of Fo
er. Worth, Texas, has been Ia Next
or several weeks on a delightful visit
.oe relatives and friends. Many supe
wv social functions have already be
1r given here in honor Of the lady frc
he the Lone Star State. Her visit b
been ajoyous one "a dream. Before |
marriage, Mrs. Walton was the bea
tiful and accomplished Miss M
az Belle Cough, Of this city. She no
a fine position as Associate Editor
the Texas Railway Journal. NJ
~ Walton wields In exceedingly tn
chant pen and Of curse is max
good. Years ago, this good-looki
lady and the writer made goo-I
eyes at each other and almost
'ne Ice cream with the same spoon
Iln Billy Walton "beat our time. We "
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