Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
From
Cottonwood Springs.
From TIE PsncT Of one uno.

"
mOuFns the loss Of . fine brood mare.
Pete sanford. the bay broker, Is
placing some nice ne~-mown hay on
the Mexico market. Where's Lock
Nolan, the - Say mAgnate
ar. Kelley wikerson ard children
are home from . delightful visit 20
Monroe county relatives
Miss vida Klekanp. OF this city, Is
The charming guest At Miss Ida May
Ho0ton's house party.
E NJ Balm. undertaken. q Fulton
is the guest q Bud Langley, at Acorn
Farm, JUST vest OF Mexico.
Dock Hampton aud family are nov
occupants OF the Duty mansion on
beautiful Trolley Heights
Miss Flossle Fletcher is hnme from
q delighssal visit With relatives In
Oklahoma Miss Fletcher says her
visit 10 the West was a sweet dream
Miss Edna Bruce. aster a lovely
visit with Mexico relatives, Tuesday,
LEFT for Muskogee, Oklahoma, to visit
re.atives. Miss Bruce's home is In
Kansas City.
Meredith Armlstead, the sheep
king OF 'Possum walk. shipped out
come spanking good lambs. Monday.
Meredith Is an enthusiastic William
S. C0wherd man fur Governor.
willard Thompson, The Thompson
caFpenter-contractor. is erecting a big
stock barn for Sterl Carter, north OF
Mexico. Tue barn Is wboppeE.
George Baker, the West Audrain
eh~terprisine horse dealer, tells the Owl
he last week bought six horses down
near Msrtinsburg on an average OF
sllO per head. George says he now
Owls 30 head OF horses, al good ones
Born. recently, to M. and Mrs.
Hugh Rudasill, northwest Of Mexico,
q daughter. The sweet little baby b
said to be a beautiful youngster, IA
voring It's mother very much Before
her marriage. Mrs. Rudasill was the
beautiful and accomplished Miss
Golden Emerson. Little Miss Ruda-
sill was just as welcome as were the
sweet roses in the rosy month % Jane.
Mai VIM. Mansfield is farming very
extensively on the White farm, Just
west o. towr. All his growing crop;
look well, and with a little rain now
and then, Major Mansfield will sure
be there with the goods this fall
What do you know about the Mex.
leo, Santa Fe s Perry Electric Rail
road 2 We know nothing alb ut. II
but we are soon TO interview our good
friend, Judge Bolts, AMI h pc to gain
some valuable information
Every county candidate should cal
at the Enterprise Store aud buy .
pair o. those nice, comfortable Polk
Tan Shoes The shoes viii help gou
1 to walk with ease up and down the
l rugged path. Take a shot AZ the Pole
/ Col. Bob Peck, the no. edfaxlnef AM
stockman d salln&tu~Dsbip. vas III
.IgusAternfs brother, Waiter Peck
Sunday. Col. Peck says crops IN hi
section look Zoe and the political 20
is gently boiling.
The boys tell the Owl that TIVE rae
for County Prosecuting Attorney
n going 10 be a mighty swift one. Ye
e aud the a C for Representative Il nG
L TO be sneezsd AZ. May the best ma
win. The water Is Inst now.
Ed Pnstt tells us / ial Doc Conwe
has how in training several swil
running, trotting aod pacing horscI
Keep your eye CD Docs horses Will
they are racing at our big Fair. Dt
IT handles nothing but the ssiftest an
Is best stock and gets dIe results
"How big is Teddy Roosevelt, pa,
That some folks think him preal
Is be like old Goliath, tall,
His stick a hundred weight2
D. ION, no, my child, about as large
n. AS or Uncle Bruce
He only seems 50 big because
He is riding q Bull Moose
Ten DonBeIiJ is the roasting e
king OF Mexico with Uncle Mikea
IN Kelly q fierce second Both are sple
" did gardeners-there with the good
Chester Campbell. Mezlco's sol
writer, is soon 70 write a song for t
Owls c9lumnf entitled, "Wnat shi
1t Be-The Mexiea, Perry s. San
Fe 2" The song will be quite catch
Remember. the farmer who prese1
The Ledger with the Iarges. a
sweetest 1912 watermelon. gets I
Ledger Owls beautiful dime-ane-p
and a tayicab ride 70 Uottonwo
Springs and Lake Kilaruy. Come
In the water is tiGe,
ZEE Senator BOB Rodgers and Maj
Green CAN'T Teeled of a little pol
ical stunt, the other day. along POP
ri iistic lines. The argument vas DO
i. heated aud spirited Joe Pratt "
= the judge and Joe tells the Ow. Nj
~ CAN'T ndowned" the learned Spnai
u at every point at issue.
at Col. J.. r. Powell, the enterprisll
and popular proprietor Of the Mex
he Implement and Harness store, has 0
lis thanks FOR fixtures for our famo
ed Cotton wood Springs pump. This sto
sft carries a large stock Of goods, buggil
carriages, wagons, harness ard saddl,
ut In fact you can find anything in u
popular store from a wouse trap
up the line TO a threshipg machiI
Goods all rev and u~p-to-date. T
~ store has a large patronage from Il
(, and adjoining counties. There is
q better nan 10 deal with than y
Powell, the man who sells the GOOD
NJ Col. Jim johnson, Audraln's not
nj philanthropist and life-sayeT, Will S
"a. that the homecoming people, soon
assemble In Mexico and extend /
,e4 glad hand, viii get plenty Of go