The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1902-09-27

AmonS IAose over Iroln DEooA
> field to hear Hon. Pat Dyer we
. noticed Hon. A. G. Pettijohn, Majo,
!, J. s. Roger, j. A. Crowder, H. Mark
ham, J. G. Gardner, and G. r. Spur
8 geon.
3 L. S. Nigus, who has been nigh
g operator at the station here for some
r time has been sent to Macon to dc
, the day work, and Thos. McNew, O.
. Wheeling, is doing the night work a
q Laclede.
E. M. Lomax and family, o.
Brookfeld, J. G. Lomax and family,
of Altimont, and H. W. Lomax, o.
St. Joseph spent last Sunday with
their father, H. G. Lomax and family
in Laclede.
), Mrs. I. B. Siders has all unusually
large assortment of millinery and in
F order to increase her already exten-
sive business, will give useful and
very desirable souvenir with every
cash purchase of 50 or over.
Footwear of every description for
men, women and children, including
mems high top shoes from $3.50 to
$500. Ladies wanting dress shoes
call and we will fit your foot and
purse and please your fancy. Geo.
C. Smith & Co.
The American people like some-
thing new and instead of my usual
millinery opening for the next ten
days will give handsome souvenir
shirt waist pattern to anyone purchas-
ing $500 worth of goods or over.
Mrs. I. B. Siders.
VIM. F. Hurlbut, an old Laclede
boy who has been gone from here a
dozen years or more, is visiting rela-
tlves and friends in Laclede this week.
Mr.. Hurlbut is one of the best BARRIERS
ever in Laclede and if he can make a
deal may locate here again.
Two more Iowans bought farms
here this week. w. H. Savage
bought the Rev. J. w. Anderson
farm of 100 acres two miles south Of
town at $42.5O and j. G.. Smith
bought the Parish 80 four miles north
of town at $3.50. These sales were
made by Wilkins & Leech real estate
agency.
Now is your time to get in your or
der for wrap, tailor made suit or
skirt. We have full line of Chas. |
A. Stevens & Bros. samples represent
ing a stock of over a 81, 100000
worth of ladies tailor made wear.
You will have to want something that
is not on earth if we cannot please
you. Geo. G. Smith & Co.
Mrs. E. A. Hawkins was called to
Easton the first of the week to see a
Mr.. Ritchie, nephew of hers and
son of the late Orborn Richie of
Laclede, who had been injured by
corn harvester. The leader to one of
his legs was severed about an inch
above the heel which will probably
make him cripple for life.
Hon. Abb Lands, consulting at
torney of Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, will lecture on the plan of read
justment at the camp hall in Brook
field on the evening Of October 3.
This will afford an opportunity for
the members in this part of the state
to hear the proposed plan ably dis !
cussed by the author of the plan now +,
being advocated by the head officers. !
With next Sunday evenings SER
vice Rev. w. H. Rhoades concludes !
lis pastorate of the Presbyterian
church and will leave for Lexington, i
KY, to complete his college course. :
During his stay of several months ]
lere Rev. Rhoades has made many
riends among our people and his i
york has been satisfactory to his 4
;hurch. The best wishes of the peo-
lie of Laclede 60 with him.
j. w. Lomax & Co. make a spec
atty in ordering ladies fur collarettes,
carts, boas. mufs children's sets, Ia
lies plush and cloth capes, ladies
ackets and long coats, ladies' and
misses Monta Carlo jackets, misses
nd children's jackets, children's
hort cloaks, ladies' elder down dress
ng sacques, dress skirts, ETC., and
re willing to sell you at smaller
margin than their competitors ask.
Remember this when you 60 to pur-
hase any of these garments.
The big clearance sale inaugurated
y j. N. Wilson on the 18th to run :
D the 9th has been continued to Oct.
on account of the very bad weather Fl