The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-04
FAREaERs' UNION.
THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1894.
LOCAL BREVIT,ES .

HID. Wellington is in st. Louis this
week.
Drs. Head & Lemley, Dentists, Odd
Fellows building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Myers are in
st. Louis, witnessing the fair
Dr.W. f, Alexander, of Wyaconda,
was visitor to this city Monday.
For grain and feed, go to f. Dawkins'
feed store, west of Citizens Bank.
You can not find better place to buy
groceries than at Bennett 4 Rudy's.
+. Feltman, Wyaconda. was in the
city, Saturday. and called at this office.
The parity between the leaders of the
old parties in this county is complete.
Don't fail to see those rugs, 40 cents
apiece, at Thornbury & Statford's west
side.
VIM. Leach is having a tenement
house erected on his lots. east of Craig
mill.
Mrs. Libbie Oles, of La lara. Colo,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chew.
Lester Miller, son Of Mr.. an3 Mrs.
w. Miller, has been quite sick the past
week.
Go to Thornbury Il StatfOr0's for
dress goods and notions. West side
square.
Mr. and Mrs. James German, Of Mt.
Pleasant township, were in Memphis.
yesterday.
II. j. HAPPIER and J. w. Dickerson.
Memphis, are late new subscribers OF
the UNION.
The Christian Endc avor county con-
vention is in session at the Presbyteri-
an Church,
+. c. Byrn, one of the leading Popu-
lists of Schuyler county, was in Mem
phis yesterday.
Jacob Arnold, wife and Miss Amelia
Arnold spent last Sunday with relatives
in Clark county.
Up at Milton. Iowa. the merchants
advertise Missouri sorgum molasses as
a leader and luxury.
Walter Miller and Miss Bernie Hold
der, of Upton, were married last Sun
day-MiltOn, Iowa, Herald.
The keokuk races are declared off
and all railroad rates advertised for
this occasion are withdrawn.
An elegant line OF Turkish stand COW
ers, II cents piece, at ThOrnbury &
StatfOrd's. Cal and see them.
Maio~ Cramer and Clerk Nesbit, both
of Memphis, spent couple of days at
our fair.-Edina independent.
Frank Baker purchased ten acres
and some lots in the Wagner addition
and is erecting fine residense.
G. S. Warren is clerking in a Kinks
vile grocery. He was in the grocery
business here until last spring.
NJ. L. Jackson has complete line of
queensware. glassware, tinware, hard
ware and notions at lowest prices.
Mrs. Carrie Given, of Iowa, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son Busey, of Thompson township.
E. S. Zugg was called to keokuk last
Friday on account of the serious sick.
ness of a brother, but has returned.
NJ. L. Jackson has added large line
of hats and caps. boots and shoes TO his
stock of goods, on the west side OF the
square.
Mrs. Chas. Cole, her daughter. Katie,
and Misses Annie and Louie Mety lett
here for the St. Louis exposition, Mon
day night.
When il comes to tlannels of all
kinds, blankets. underwear and hos
| iery, Nj. l.. Jackson beats them all on
low prices.
The Misses Tilda and Fanny Barette,
of Scotland county have beer visiting
Ella Poe for several dass.-Milton.
Iowa, Herald.
Miss Alice Ewing. who has been visi'
ting her sister. Mrs T. H. Wagner, for
several weeks. returned to her home
Monday night.
c. W. Rowland. Etna. and J. p. Doch
ermant. Wyaconda. were in the city
Monday. As is their custom, made
| this office a call.