The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-21
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, DEC. 81, 1893.
LOCAL BREVITiES.

LOCAL BREVITiES.
George Sharr is sick.
Next Monday is Christmas.
Myrtle Gray is visiting friends in the
city.
For cheapest hats in the city go to
Mrs. Davis.
John Lake, of Hazelville vas in Mem
phis, Tuesday.
G. A. Andres will receive a car load
of Oil this week.
A K. of L. lodge was organized at
CORN last week.
J. d. Smoot has recovered from
three weeks sickness.
To-day is the shortest between SUM-
rise and sunset Of the year.
We hope that everyone of our readers
will enjoy merry Christmas
Harry Elgin Witrv, of Kirksville, is
IN the city, visiting the Gorins
Mrs. c. NJ. Teeter aud children, of
Keokuk, are visiting in the city.
Quite number were in town Satur-
day, selecting Christmas presents.
Try one of those new Aluminium
Plates made by T. d. Head, dentist.
Come and See the largest stock of
lamps, at G. a. Andres, and get prices.
Go to the East Side Billiard Hall
when you want to play billiards or pool.
VIM. Tinney is agent for the Laun-
dry Queen Steam Washer at Enid, Ok.
The passenger conductors and break
men on the X. & w. are to he uniform
ed.
The East Side Billiard Hall has been
fitted up new and everything is first
class.
&. "A. Andrews has one Of the largest
stocks of queensware and glassware in
the city.
We want a live correspondent in
every part of the county not already
occupied.
Country merchants can do we'll to
call on G. A. Andres to buy oil and
groceries.
The North Methodist hurch at Kill
winning will give an oyster supper Dec
22d. All are invited.
Rev. VIM. Gray, formerly of this city
but now of Kansas City, was visiting rel
atives here last week.
School teachers will please call on G..
A. Andres and get prices Oh candies
and oranges before buying.
Lovers of billiards should not fail TO
call at the East Side Billiard Hall when
wanting to play on good tables.
G. A. Andres has got the largest
stock of evapOrated and dried fruits in
the county. which will he sold cheap.
J. Weller Long, State Sec'y. of the
F. 4 l.. u, will address mass meeting
Of farmers at Kahoka on Friday, Dec.
I'D.
Judge r. NJ. Thomson, J. c. Thou,.
son, B. F. Glover and Joseph Miller, OF
Granger were in Memphis last Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stefan, Sr., enter.
tanned . number Of friends by giving q
dance at their residence Thursday
night.
S. A. Dysart, at one time q news
paper man in this city, has assumed
editorial charge of the Lancaster Elk
celsiOr.
Misses Pitkin, Broad water and Hud
son, of Memphis, Mo-. were Miss Minet
Ia WOr'ey's guests this week.-Consti
tuition Democrat.
G. A Andres has the largest stock O
canned goods ever brou ,ht to Mem
phis and is selling them cheaper thar
any house in the city.
The Record, q new Populist pape
has recently been established at Marsh
al this state. 1t is queer the way tn.
, Populist party is dieing.
Nj. G. HOskins has for sale some fin,
young thoroughbred Herford cattle fol
sale. Call or write him at Milton. Iowa
Prices to suit the times.
Parties wishing to make presents il
the way OF queensware. lamps, etc.
will do we'll to call on G. A. Andres
and get his special prices.
Rev. W. H. Pulliam died very sud
denly at his late residence in this cit,
Saturday night, from heart disease
Mr.. Pulliam had long been q sufferer