The Laclede blade., 1903-11-14
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Local Events Of The Past, Present and Future
That VIII Interest You.

1000 tobacco tags wanted at Wi
sons.
j. II. Willard was in Brookfiel
Thursday.
100000 rabbits wanted at the Fa,
mers' Store.
Mrs. Joseph Reeder is visiting rela
tives in Illinois.
Capt. Trippeer was here from Lin
neus Wednesday.
Chas. Walters mada business tril
to Iowa this week.
Cotter has on sale at Wilson's store
nice fresh bread every day.
Attorney Geo. W. Bailey, of Brook
field, was here Thursday.
Benson Bros. shipped in a car Of
Colorado potatoes this week.
Capt. Ong left Thursday on bust
ness trip to Topeka, Kansas.
The celebrated Monarch -four only
$1.1O per sack at The Model.
Mrs. Hallam and Mrs. Hasley We're
visiting in Linneus Tuesday.
Navy beans and Lima beans, new
California stock, at The Model.
Prof. E. E. Toothaker is attending
the teachers convention at Linneus.
A full nickled Hot Blast stove, size
Is, at the Farmers Store for $3.50.
Miss Dolphin Monson, of Tina, was
the guest of friends here the past week.
Miss Louese Burke. is home from a
months visitsat Kansas City and La
throp.
E. T. Osgood is here visiting his
family. He has been railroading in
the West.
Mrs. Pearl Perry, of New Orleans,
visited her brother, VIM. Summers,
here last Sunday.
Clean, new, up-to-date groceries, no
old stock, no shelf-warmers, all fit to
eat, at The Model.
G. A. Welsh came up from St.
Louis Sunday and has spent the week
here on business.
The Rollman Meat and Food Chop
per at your dealers for SOC. See ad-
vertisement in this issue.
J. H. f;Villa.d has plenty of good |
sweet cider for sale at 20 cents per
gallon. Call at residence.
Pearl hominy, old-fashioned lye|
hominy and flake hominy, all new
goods, at The Model.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Staley are here
from Chillicothe spending a few days
with relatives and friends.
A gang of 70 Greeks have been
stationed here this week doing extra
work on the Hannibal road.
G. P. Harter, one of our good far
mer friends, out northwest of town,
called and renewed Wednesday.
$4,000 Of private money to loan at
'ix per per cent on first mortgage real
sstate. Enquire at this office.
o. H. Stark was here on business
tuesday. He is running livery sta
Die and feed yard at Chillicothe.
Power & Son have sold their dray,
delivery and coal business to J. J.
Wiles, who took charge Monday.
Mrs. Myrtle Johns came down from
aeger Thursday on visit to her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Adams.
Poland China male pigs for sale at
easonable prices. Inquire of E. N.
zeeney, II miles northeast of Laclede.
Big stock of children's wraps, rum
ling in ages from 4 to Is years; very
heap. Call and see them at Wilson's.
VIM. symons, Brookfeld's leading
ailor, visited his sister, Mrs. Hallam, {
nd family here the first of the week. 9
Wilson has new line of babys |
loaks, hoods and caps. They are 8
we'll things and you ought to see {
hem. !
l have honey in any quantity for t
ale at 10 cents per pound. G. W.
Estes, three miles southwest of La !
lede.
The new barn of Jas. Gould's is I
caring completion. Itis-a fine one
nd adds much to Mr.. Gould's splen- f
id farm. a
Laclede carpenters have just COM n
leted a fine new residence for Fred
Ianson on his farm three miles north- n
est of town. O
DR.. j. 7. Poison will continue his t
ractice at the office occupied by the il
lte DIR. John Poison, and will attend I