The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1902-10-11

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Business meeting of the members o1
the Baptist church Saturday evening
at 7 p. m. at the home of Jno. Davis
Phares Shive, our enterprising tin
ner, replaced the old with a new tir
roof on the Racket store the first o.
the week.
| A good six room house, in fair con
dition, for sale or rent; would rather
sell. Good location in Laclede. En-
quire of F. P. Meeker.
E. A. Olin took car load of sheer
to Kansas City Monday night. Mrs
Olin went up Tuesday and together
they took in the Karnival.
Wilson has quite a lot of remnants
left on his remanent counter from his
Clearance sale that can he bought
cheap.
There will be cake and coffee so.
cial at the home of E. z. Bremen
south of town, next Wednesday night
Every body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cotter, Of
Moulton, Iowa, are the proud parents
of d ten pound girl that arrived at
their home last Tuesday.
There is nothing makes woman
look SO neat as nice, stylish winter
hat. That is what you get when you
buy of Mrs. I. B. Siders.
The Owl Pharmacist always keeps
one eye open looking for bargains and
low prices which we believe in giving
our customers the benefit of.
Go and see the line of mercerlzed
satine petticoats at Wilson's, made by
the Demend Skirt Co., of Kallama-
ZOO, Mich. They are dandies.
w. O. Warner and wife, Mrs. q. r.
King and j. A. Woollen returned
Monday from weeks visit with
Mrs. Gertrude Smith hI''aa9lS. a9alaS. ..>.
daughter, Miss Dortby, visited friends
and relatives in Marceline this week,
guests of D. T. Edwards and family.
Makes the fires life burn with
steady glow. Renews the golden,
happy days of youth. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. w.
R. Barton.
DIR. Fawcette has returned home
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those desiring his service will call or
phone at once and make an appoint
ment.
F. P. Meeker this week sold the
211 acre farm in Charlton county that
he bought recently, to Thos. Randall,
of Derby, Iowa. The deal was made
through Wilkins & Leech.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Pratt and Mrs.
A. H. Wigle left Wednesday night
for St. Louis. Mr.. Pratt will make a
trip down through Louisiana and
other southern states before returning
home.
When once liberated within your
system, it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dol
lar to feel the pleasure of life that
comes by. taking Rocky Mountain
Tea. w. R. Barton.
S. M. Brown has been in Kansas
City this week attending the festiv'
tiles. Mr.. Brown says he "sho" had
a ''hog-killin" time and returned with
only a dollar in his pocket which he
handed us on subscription.
Mansur Benson tickled the palates
of the hungry printers last saturda,
by calling and leaving a basket O.
very fine apples. They were duly ap
preciated and lasted about as long a.
the proverbial snow ball. Thanks.
i Capitalists from Indiana who hav'
bought lot of land in Linn count.
have decided to open another banl
at Marceline and have bought
corner lot and will erect a handsom
two-story building right away.
, Geo. Smith and Tom Wood hav
, put in bowling alley in the mort
room over J. N. Wilson's store
Lovers of this game can now "bowl
. as much as they please-providln
they have the price. If business JUS
ifes it the proprietors will put in
double alley soon.
Mrs. S. NJ. Browns millinery opel
ing Saturday was decided success
> All who attended we're highly please
u with the display of patterns and trim
med hats and much praise was ii
l. corded Mrs. Browns artistic trir