The Laclede blade., 1902-11-08
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Local Events Of The Past, Present and Future
That viii Interest You.

Local Events of The Past, Present and Futu
That viii Interest You.
Wilson sells salt at $1.25 per bal
rel.
i Go to Wilson's with your produc
as he pays cash.
Dave Brown came up from 81
Louis to vote Tuesday.
! j. L. Post has gone to Grand RAP
ids, Mich, on business.
Attorney O. F. Libby was in Libe,
ty on business this week.
| Mrs. Fannie Maybee is the guest o
relatives at Purdin this week.
Remember next Tuesdays CRANE
entertainment at the M. E. church.
j. B. Jones, who Is teaching neal
Marceline, came over to vote Tuesday
If you want the latest and most up
to-date millinery call on Mrs. Brown
Miss Grace Wilson is spending 6
month with relatives in Kansas City
Ray Anderson, of Laclede, was Wis
iting his parents at Brookfeld Tues
day.
This Office will print your sale bills
print them right and at the right
price.
A few full blood Poland China
gifts for sale. D. D. Hallam, La
clede.
Wilson has the largest stock Of
clothing that has ever been carried in
Laclede.
For Sale-Two story house. One
acre ground. Well located. Mrs. S.
A. Henley.
Power & Son are improving their
buggy and wagon shed by adding a
nine foot eve.
Take your poultry, eggs and butter
to Wilson as he pays the highest mar
ket price in cash.
DIR. Merritt and wife are here visit
ing Mrs. Merritt's parents, DIR. and
Mrs. j. T. Poison.
Mrs. Phillip, of Philadelphia, Mo-,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Nc
Grew, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Wilson, of
Brookfield, spent last Sunday with
relatives in Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs: P. F. Felt, went to
Kansas City last Sunday returning
home Monday night.
John L. Welsh has been down from
Pollock spending a few days with
home folk this week.
Several good milch COWS and six
calves for sale by L. Eichman, two
miles southwest of IIaclede.
A nine pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. McMillen two miles
northwest of town Thursday.
Mrs. Flora Arnold, of Brookfeld,
and Mrs. Laura Kille, of Meadville,
were guests of friends here Thursday.
Wilson has quite a lot of remnants
left on his remanent counter from his
Clearance sale that can be bought
cheap.
Large line of mems and boys Over
coats at Wilson's. Don't fail to see
these when you are looking for an
overcoat.
The ladies are reminded that Mrs.
S. M. Browns millinery stock is still
complete and her trimmer is giving
the best Of satisfaction.
Station Agent Pratt went on duty
again Wednesday after a months va
cation. W. ]. Buckley, who relieved
him, went from here to Turney.
Miss Alma Wise has moved here
from Gait to keep house for her broth
er, A. G. Wise. They are living in
The Bassett house on the south side.
G. R. Stamps, of Birmingham, Ala
bama, is here buying hay and ship |
ping it south. He bought G. L. Wat
sons crop and shipped it out this
week.
Special Pension Examiner Cannon,
Of Chillicothe, was here this week
taking depositions in the case of o. H.
Stark, a veteran of the Spanish-Amer-
can war.
A handsome and strictly up-to-date
line Of millinery is what you find at
Mrs. s.. NJ. Browns, and the trim
ming is done in complete and arts
,ic manner.
Wilson is receiving large invoice
If clothing today right from the fac