The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-26
LOCAL BREVlTiES.

LOCAL BREWTiES.
Allan Gargus spent Sunday in Ian
caster
Agitate the commercial college
question.
Fresh bulk garden seed at Mount
4 Donnell's.
j. Anthony German went to Mex
leo, Monday. ::
Oscar Butler, of Luray, WAS in our
city, Monday.
Claud Smith, of CORN, spent Sun
day in this city.
John Haywood, of Kahoka, WAS in
our city, Monday.
The railroad bond committee of 10
were in this city, Saturday.
Ed Clemens went to Montgomery,
Mo- to work for Daily Brothers.
Ed. Tansman. came up from Quin-
cy, ILL.,. to work for +, T.. Webster.
Mrs. Frank Reddish lert Monday,
for Centralia. ILL.,, to visit her mother,
S T.Blackmore, the humbug min
strel man, is now lccturinsin Illinois.
Sunday was an extraordinary fine
day, the only one of that kind this
month.
When wanting tin work done CT
repairing of any kind, go to Mount 4
Donnell
At least two dozen fine residences
will he built in this city the coming
summer.
Reports have it that fishing is good
on the Des Moines river, near Bona
parte, Iowa.
y. \. Highbarger, a furniture deal
er of Centerville, Iowa, was in our
city, Tuesday.
Charley Tinncy, 4 typo of Kaloka,
but formerly of this place, spent Sun
day, in this city
Insure in the Farmers Insurance
Company of Scotland county. ". r.
Moore, secretary.
Charley kits went to La Grange
last Monday to run a shooting gal
lery, for f. Durkee.
What has become of the Memphis,
kahoka, Lancaster. and Centcrville
trotting assc citation?
Timothy, clover, millet and hun
garian seed for sale at W. II. Town
sends grain elevator.
HE interest in the building of:Ihat
new three story hotel should not. he
suffered to 90 to sleep.
VIM. Angelo went to Ar5cla, Mon
day, to paint and hang paper, for the
good people of that place.
A couple of stock ''hustlers' of
the, Santa Fe railroad, were among
our stock shippers this week.
Miss Minnie Adams attended the
| Frankie, Frank & Co, banquet at
kcokuk, one night last week.
Easter falls on March 10Th this
year, which is an early date and is an
indication of an early spring.
James Hackett came up from Keo-
kuk, Ia, Monday morning, to work
in John Walters meat market.
| John Smith. mail clerk, from St
Louis to Burlington, came in S..tur-
day night, for few days visit
George Rees, who has been in Den
yer, Colorado, for the past year, re-
turned to this city last Monday.
Lutte Byrnc went to Andover, Mon.
day night, to look after some fellows
that walked off with some horses.
Go to Mount & DonnelPs for queens
ware, they sell the Woodland pattern
nothing on the market as beautiful
| y. Y. Leslie, who has been visit
ing in Chicago, Washington and New
York, returned to this city, Saturday
When you want good meal Oh
board for a week, call at the Palace
John Pile proprietor. East side pub
lie square
There is prospects that the North
ern Methodists will build new
church during the coming summer
1t is needed.
Uncle George Buskirk, of the Sa
lem locality, is again able to visit hi:
reighbors. Long may he live anf
enjoy health.
The CORN Argus has been enlarg
ed. to twice its former size and i.
now one of the most attractive paper
in the county.
| McCandless & Wagner have thu
best timer in northeast Missouri