Mexico Weekly Ledger

J. M. Barker is home from Wellsville.
H. P. Warden is home from Jefferson City.
Chas. E. Smith, of Perry, spent Sunday here.
County Collector Dowell is home from St. Louis.
R. R. Buckner, of Auxvasse, was in Mexico Monday.
K. B. Wilkerson, of Santa Fe, is in Mexico on business.
Howard Bailey, of St. Louis, was in Mexico over Sunday.
Miss Helen Hall spent Sunday with relatives in Sturgeon.

Ferris & Cauthorn for refrigerators and ice cream freezers.

L. C. Smith was a guest in Mexico from Columbia Sunday.
W. T. Madison, of Fulton, was a visitor in Mexico Saturday.
H. E. Robinson, of Maryville, Mo., was in Mexico over Sunday.
R. E. Carter, of Oklahoma Territory, is in Audrain county on a visit.
Miss Mollie Nichols has a position with Miss A. B. Cole, the milliner.
J. E. Buckner, of Auxvasse, spent Saturday and Sunday in Mexico.

Ferris & Cauthorn for farm machinery and wagons and buggies.

Wm. T. Adams, known as Oliver Optic, died in Boston last week.
Miss Rosa Nicholson, of Fayette, is the guest of Mrs. Cannie Brown.
Fresh garden and flower seeds at R. C. Paul's.
Miss Mary Eller, of Kirksville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Calhoun.
Miss Della Hibbert, of Montgomery City, is the guest of Miss Janet McKinley.
A third story addition is being added to the rear of Hord & King's hardware store.
Mrs. Sarah E. Casey, of New Franklin, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fielding Marvin.
L. C. Smith and J. W. Sapp, of Columbia, were the guests of Monroe street friends Sunday.
Rev. J. H. Cox, pastor of the Liberty Street M. E. Church, will be transferred to Laclede, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright are in St. Louis consulting physicians regarding Mrs. Wright's health.
Representative Jas. Bradley has the thanks of the LEDGER for a copy of the State Auditor's report.
Mac Botts, who has been attending a medical college in St. Louis, is in Mexico and will remain until June.
Mrs. Willis and family are arranging to move to Columbia, Mo., to reside.
We regret very much to have them leave.
Miss Laura Beatty, who teaches at the Sims school house near Thompson, spent Sunday the guest of I. C. French.
Dr. Purinton, who committed suicide in St. Louis Saturday night, formerly lived in Columbia and was well known in Mexico.
Mrs. O. K. Brown has returned after a several weeks' stay at the Mayfield Sanitarium, St. Louis. She is much improved in health.
Chas. Gregg was in Mexico Monday and Tuesday preparing his goods for shipment to Fulton. Charlie says he is doing a good business there.
F. N. Frost was up from Vandalia Monday and says that, in addition to the starting of the brick works there, E. G. Burklin will start his flour mill. It being the only one in that part of the county.

AN IDEAL COMBINATION!
Good material and workmanship.
Pasqueth makes his own team harness. Prices right. Nuff said.

Word has been received here of the serious illness of Mrs. B. F. Sneed, of Nevada, Mo., formerly Miss Cordie Bradley, of this place. Her many friends here trust she will recover.
R. R. Buckner, of Auxvasse, who with his family, visited his brother, Tom, in Kansas City last week, returned home Sunday. His family will remain in Kansas City several days.