The Laclede blade., 1903-03-21
Wilson has nice line of carpets,

y. II. brOWu was IN IurOln 4nuTs
day.
Good line of window shades al
Wilson.
| Osgood & Co. announce their mil
linery opening in The BLADE today
Rev. Robson is attending the an
nual conference at Carrollton this
week.
Groes & Prewitt's blacksmith shoE
was broken into and robbed Of lot
of tools few nights ago.
| Mrs. Emma Shipley made busi
rcss trip to Monet this week, return
ing home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McKisson have
rented and moved into G, M. Bur
nett's residence just south of M. E
church.
| Michael Lloyd went to Decature
Ill.,, last Sunday night for medical
treatment, and returned home Tues
day night.
At the close of business on Febru'
ary % there was on deposit in the
12 banks Of Linn county the sum o1
$1,S24,626.6S.
I will meet all competition on farm
loans, and it will be; my pleasure tc
"show you". See or write J. S. Re.
ger, Brookfeld. =
Big line Of Sterling pants, made at
Pennington, Iowa, at{Wilson's, guar
anteed by makers absolutely all wool
and very cheap.
Rev. j. w. Anderson, of Chillico-
the, spent few hours here Tuesday
He was on his way to attend confer.
ence at Carrollton.
Miss Blanche Smith, of Home
stead, Okla, was here visiting friends
guest of the family of A McGrew q
part of this week.
You will find a nice stock of cloth
ing ready to wear at Wilson's cheap
as any where in the country. Come
in and compare prices.
DR.. Junkin will preach Sabbath
morning and evening at the usual
hours at the Presbyterian church.
You are cordially invited.
The pretty new things in waistings
at J. w. Lomax & Co.'S They would
be pleased to have you call and be
shown the proper spring styles.
VIM. Willard, who has had charge
of the section at Tina for number o1
years, has been transferred to Lin.
neus to take charge of that section.
| Wilson's northern grown garden
seeds that will grow are here in bulk
100 per cent cheaper than package
seeds. Don't get left by planting
seeds that will not grow.
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Ferrell, O.
Bowling Green, on their way to at
tend conference at Carrollton, stopped
off and spent day with friends ii
Laclede, guests of DR.. and Mrs. ]. L
Burke.
| Our spring stock of mems and boys
hats are here for your inspection, EN-
bracing all of the newest and mos
popular up-to-date, stylish. To bt
properly "hatted" you should have
one of our stylish hats on your head
J. w. Lomax & Co.
| Rev. o. S. Basford, formerly Of
Linneus, now located at Redfeld
South Dakota, was in Laclede last
Saturday and called on THE BLADE
He came to Missouri to attend the
annual conference at Carrollton but
he will not take work here.
Milton Lamme, who had the mis-
fortune to lose his feet from freezing
arrived here from Wyoming last week
and is now being cared for at the
home of his brother, Byron, north Of
town. The wounds are said to be
healing nicely and he is otherwise en-
Toying good health. 'r 60.
Jas. H. Smith, who sold his farm
near Forker to A. =. Byrd, has NOV
ed to Berlin, Okla, near which place
Mr.. Smith will engage quite exten'
sively in farming. In their removal
we lose splendid family. They have
the best wishes of their many friends
here.
DIR. F. L. Tracy, a former well
known and popular business man Of
this place, now of Anderson, Ind,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
friends here. Frank is just as fat and
as jolly and as enthusiastic republi.