The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1902-10-04

ODCalu one OF CnOSe DoduCiIul sOuV0ul
shirt waist patterns that Mrs. l. B
siders Is giving free with every casl
purchase of - or more.
A fair sized crop of very fine apple
are being gathered. The William
Produce company, Of Quincy, have
man here buying. He is paying from
$1.10 to $1.50 per barrel.
The Epworth League will give
social at opera house on Saturday
evening of this week. Ten cents vii
be charged for admission and refresh
ments, to be collected at the door.
Mrs. I. B. Siders' millinery stor'
has been very busy place the pas
week. Miss Louise Burke has beer
secured to assist in the trimming de
partment during the busy season.
Mrs. j. G. Maybee has disposed O.
her interest in the estate of Jas. May.
bee, to Geo. W. Maybee, sold most
all her household goods and will e
to make her home at Hennepin, III.
The claim agent of the Frisco rail
road system was here Thursday try
ing to effect a settlement with Mrs
Shipley whose husband was killed
few weeks ago while breaking on that
road.
J.J. Wiles sold his farm of 80
acres two miles northeast of town to
G. F. Walters, of Brooklyn, Iowa, for
$1,000. The sale was made through
the real estate agency of Wilkins &
Leech.
R. G. Whitley, car repairer, was
caught between two cars last Satur-
day and lost finger and severely
bruised about the body. He is getting
along quite we'll and expects to be out
again soon.
E. E. Gould, of Beaver Dam,
Wis, spent Sunday in Laclede. Mr..
Gould was in Iowa on business and
took run down here to spend day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Gould, and friends.
When once liberated within your
system, it produces a 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.
Mrs. Browns trimmer is skilled in
the art of creating handsome head.
wear and those who buy at Browns
are sure to get the latest style goods
with the proper effects. The new
goods are now in.
A. J. Caywood will leave Sunday
for Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, where he will remain a week
representing this district in the Su-
preme Convention of the Modern
of America.
Mrs. Anna Brickle, mother Of Mrs.
Kate Edwards, Of Laclede, died at
her home in Olean, N. Y, last Friday
week. She formerly lived in Laclede
and is quite we'll remembered by the
older citizens of the town.
Mayor Ong has beat the beet rec
ord. He put one on display at this
office yesterday that weighs twelve
pounds and the mayor asserts, vows
md declares that it was planted late
and is only about half grown.
Mrs. S. M. Brown received a large
nvoice of new goods yesterday and
will hold her millinery opening today
% which all the ladies of Laclede and
vicinity are invited. A handsome
and premium stamp given
With each purchase Of one dollar and
,ver.
G. w. Felt, president and manager
If the Felt Merchantile Co., of Nez-
oerce, Idaho, remembered The
BLADE with an advance payment on
subscription last week. Curry's COM
,any is incorporated and is doing an
immense wholesale and retail business.
His many Laclede friends are glad to
lear that he is prospering.
H. G. Edwards, of Prosser, Neb.,
THE BLADE with two
lollar money order this week. Henry
s farming and says crops are fine this
year, wheat making from 20 to 40
bushels per acre and sold at 524 cents.
Corn is selling for 35 cents and stock
S very high. Any kind of horse
will bring a hundred dollars, and last
week Frank Goble, formerly Of this
place, sold span of mules for 1925.
Ladies who are thinking of pur-
chasing a wrap, tailor-made suit, or