The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. d. Head, Dentist, Odd Fellows
building.
For cheapest hats in the city go to
Mrs. Davis.
'Chimes of Normandy" tonight at
Recs Opera House.
j. X. Humphrey, of Energy, was in
Memphis. yesterday.
Herman Reid and Fred Rose were in
Kirksville, Tuesday.
II. G. Pitkin returned from his Creal
Springs, H., Tuesday.
For sale-a Phaeton in good repair.
Apply to G.. l.. HOgue.
Miss Zela Pope returned from Ot'um-
wa, Iowa, Monday evening.
Geo. Human, of near HIT, made this
Office a welcome call, Monday.
Miss Emma Prante returned to her
home in Quincy, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Call at this Office and secure policy
in the state life insurance company.
The county court was in session the
most of last week as board of equali-
ZatiOn.
George Sharr left here Tuesday for
Lebanon, where he will remain for sew
eral days.
John d SmOot and Thos. Wagner
were attending circuit court ut Kanoka
this week.
County Clerk Nesbitt attended the
Clark county circuit court as u witness
this week.
Alex. LOnan, Memphis post office,
became u new subscriber to this paper
last Saturday.
w. Il. Rule, of CORN, has purchased
the w. w. Cummins stock of groceries
in the same town.
George Sage and family have moved
from Arbela to Colorado. May the best
OF luck go with them.
Miss Ncttic Baird and Miss Minnie
Wilkinson y ill teach the summer term
of the Granger school.
The ''Chimes of Normandy" tonight
at Rccs Opera House promises to be
an elegant entertainment.
The Original Nashville University
Students at the New Opera House,
Tuesday night. April 18th.
C.S. Maitland and wife resigned their
positions with the Carlton Company and
are back in Memphis again.
Joseph Miller will speak at the Hus-
ton school house, Mt. Pleasant town
ship, Friday night, April 2Otn.
John b. Lake was up from CORN
yesterday. He brought Il safe up for
J. H. Hudson, county collector.
How about that robbcr tariff at this
time? Do you see any change since
the Democrats got the chance.
Remember and go to Mount Il Donncll
for anything in the hardware line. the
best stock in Northeast Missouri.
NJ. c. Hoskins. ten miles north of
Memphis, is the place to buy thorough
bred Herford cattle. Address, Milton,
Iowa.
The county Union met in this city
last Saturday aud seemed to be of I'M
usual interest. y good attendance was
present.
Mrs. $. G. Reid. OF Colorado Springs.
Colo. an Old resident Of this city, is
visiting with her numerous friends in
Memphis.
f. X. Bartlett was in Granger. Mon
day and secured the contract for the
furnishings OF the CIV Nj. f. Church in
that town.
The Nashville Students are the best
specially company on the road. They
cannot be equalled in their line. --Union-
Vile Mo-. Democrat.
No better entertainment was ever
presented to the people of Memphis
than Chimes of Normandy" tonight
at Rees Opera House.
You will soon want gasoline stove.
Mount Donnell are prepared to furn-
ish the very best one that can be made.
the improved Quick Meal
The scenes that occurred at the Dem
ocratic primary here last Saturday has
made 1t more necessary that a change
should be made in this county.
Miss Clara Pitkin, Miss Mary San
born and Il. G.. Cre>swell. of Ottumwa.
iowa. were visiting the formers par
eats in this city the first of the week
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