The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-15
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY. OCT. Ia. 1921.
LOCAL BFEVITIES.

LOCAL 6HEVi lis.
p. IT. Bennett sells Pillsbury S
best flour
Ladies and gents undcrEare at VI.
Humphreys.
james +. Barnett. IF. is clerling
for Ben Morris.
BOYS, see our fine line OF ties at
NJ. Humphreys.
Read Ben Morris new advertise
,nent on this page.
Cash is what makes the prices low
at NJ. Humphreys.
Charles Hanford, OF Granger, was
in Memphis yesterday.
A large crowd attended the Will
ctts meeting here Saturday.
Go and see the latest styles in
dress goods at F. c. IIulen's.
The Mcthodistss Of CORN contcm-
plate erecting church building soon.
New improvements are being made
in the street on the east side Of the
square.
V. Wcstcott, one Of the leading
hotel men Of Iowa, is in TIE city with
friends.
Such bargains WAS never known
elsewhere in clothing us at NJ. Hum
plrey's.
Before buying wraps. he sure t"
examine linlcns new stock of cloaks
and jockcts.
Rev. G.. F.. Tanqucry will fill his
appointment at Conyers next Sunday
at 3:E o'clock.
Go to IIn.cn's and see how You can
secure q fine set Of elegant silver
ware for nothing.
Mrs. Mary Jones, of near Granger.
is visiting ller niece, Mrs. John =,
FAILS, of 4. WI Rid: c.
When yea want fine roasts, steaks,
etc. remember that the Tulley Meat
Market takes TIL. lead.
David Martin. of kakoka, attended
the laying of the corner stone Of the
Business College, Saturday.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance
company mectin. was postponed from
last Monday lntil October 18th.
!! Rev. Parker, pastor Of the NJ. +.
/ Church, oliiciated last Sunday at the
st. 1'rancisyillc quarterly meeting.
James German, two miles south OF
Bible Grove will sell a large amount
of stock on Thursday, October 22d.
| Geo. II. Lawton ST., is doing first
class h..sincss with his new wagon
scales. Northeast corner of square.
The Sub Treasury system, one Of
the National Economists extras, can
he secured at this office for 25 cents.
Geo. II. Lawton, Sr.. real estate,
money to loan, dealer in coal and
agent for Singer Sewing Machines.
| Misses !'lorance and Isabel Ken
dali. of Brunswick, has been visitin ,
Mrs. Grercr and family for the past
week.
Tnasn services were held ut the NJ.
f. ChuTch. South, last Sunday night,
and Elder Misencr preached an able
sermon.
\ visit to Hulen's store would lead
one to believe that he had tried tc
get a corner on the blanket and com
fort line.
From all reports, Hon J. +. Will
cts speech is cnthus;sticly endorsed
by the farmers who heard him her,
Saturday.
Every reform voter shuld have /:
copy of The Political Ticller.' i
can be secured at this office for /.
cents per copy.
..AS ,MsGao 1ieaxss Harbridge, who has
ca s;''s y ain! g ..l;ands il
thing better, -. ner home i,
i Nebraska yesterday.
There is movement on foot t,
get the X & W. railroad to build
branch from Glenwood junction west
to Union vile and other towns.
Bro Gillespie, OF the Reveile, lcf
yesterday for visit in Nebraska fo
Il few weeks. His wife and daughter
Miss Bessia, accompanied him.
New capes and new jackets sent o
approval from New York to A. |
Patterson, some of which may be sol
at cost rather than return them.
\ The Farmers Muturl Fire Insu
ance company of Scotland Count
will meet in this city on Saturla,
'Octubcr 18th. Remember The date.