The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1903-08-08

OF MISS bee LICK.
DR.. Fawcette and family, J. L.
Carothers and family and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ira Carmichael spent yesterday
on the banks Of Locust Greek at the
covered bridge.
O. M. Hurlbut, Of Brookfeld. was
here Sunday visiting his mother. .Orin
now holds a clerkship in the Brook.
field postofice and is proving both
efficient aud popular. :
That P. F. Felt is getting the buggy
and carriage trade of Linn county
there can be no doubt. During the
first half of this week he sent out four
fine surries, all to farmers.
E. R. Coats, prominent farmer
living two miles west of Woodland
Mills, with his family, was visiting
Mrs. Coats parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Carmichael, in Laclede yesterday.
Mayor J. H. McC Cam, Of Carrolton,
was in the city Thursday morning en-.
route home from St. Louis where he
had been on business. The BLADE &C.
knowledges a pleasant call from Mr..
McCann.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will give, an ice cream social Saturday
evening, August 9th, on Mr.. F. G.
BothePs lawn, two and one-haf miles
south Of town. Come and have good
time.
J. A. Woollen left Tuesday night to
visit his daughter, Mrs. George, at
Boulder, Colo. W. o. Warner, his
son-in-law, accompanied him and will
spend some time there visiting and
looking at the country.
Finis Ward and family, after a few
days visit here with the family Of R.
H. Maggard returned to their home
near Chulau, Thursday morning. Miss
Jessie Maggard accompanied them
home for a few days visit.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give an ice cream social on the
lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Bothel two and one half mile south
of town on Saturday evening, Aug. s.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Every member of Laclede camp that
can should attend the regular meeting
Saturday evening. There Will be three
several cards to be acted
upon and great lot of important
business to be disposed of. There is
work for every local Woodman from
now until the annual log rolling and
every member should be on hand to do
his part.
DR.. Fawcette will remain with us
for the rest of August. He will then
leave to be gone three or four months.
All those wishing plates, crown and
bridge work should make appointments
at once, likewise those who desire
chronic teeth treated as this class of
work requires more time than ordinary
Don't wait for the last day, |
,all early.
w. G. Love, the leading merchant |
If Los Animas, Colo., on his way to |
Chicago to buy goods, stopped off here
his week and spent a few days with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Love, |
md his many friends here. He called
and renewed for The BLADE
mother year. He reports all former
4aclede people at Las Animas as we'll
md prospering.
F. E. Smith, who bought the Leavy
arm west Of town last spring of R. J.
)rmsby will shortly open brick yard
IN his place. 1t will be on the site of
he old Leavy brick yard and the dirt
will be from the same pit which is
,nown to be the best dirt in this local
ty. Good brick, the kind Mr.. Smith
Intends to make, will find a ready sale
s there is none to be had at present.
Manager Manufacturing of the
laclede opera house, is booking some
inc attractions for the coming season.
IN August 2eth, night of the Wood
nen log rolling, "a Runaway Tramp"
N October 3rd the "Ideal Entertain
rs;" November 9th, Terry's Uncle
TOMS Cabin Co.; January 9Th, Trous-
lale Bros, Minstrels; February 18th,
old Arkansas. These are all first
lass attractions and the best booking
ver made for Laclede.
The program for the annual Modern
Noodmen log rolling and picnic to be
leld at Laclede on Wednesday, Aug
lst 26th, is an exceptionally good one.