The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1903-09-19
j. M. Welsh was at Pollock this

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Louis.
John T. Lomax was in Chillicoth
Thursday.
DR.. Kathryn Standby was over fro1
Brookfeld Wednesday. e" -,
Mrs. Culberson is here visiting he
, mother, Mrs. M. j. Williams.
There was no train north yesterda
morning, the freight being annulled
| S. Bothel is here from Iowa visitin
his son, F. G. Bothel, and wife, soutl
Of town.
Laclede fair one week from mex
Thursday. Get your exhibits read.
and come. a+
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. David lef
Thursday for a months stay at Elk
celsior Springs.
j. w. Burnett and Arthur Ausmu.
have gone to Freeman, Mo-, to speno
two weeks with relatives.
Miss Mamie Rowland is in Chicago
this week attending a meeting of the
National Dressmakers' Association.
L. w. Rummell, of the carriage
and buggy firm of Ward & Rummell,
Brookfeld, was in Laclede Thursday.
DIR. Pettijohn, of Brooktield, and
DR.. Ed. Standby, of Linneus, attended
the pension board meeting here last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Williamson, who is making his
home with his daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Wood, went to Milan Wednesday for
few days visit.
The cold wave last Wednesday did
MT catch THE BLADE printers unpre-
pared. We had a stove up and sew
eral tons of coal on hand.
w. N. Harter has started his sor-
ghum factory for the season and is
turning out some very fine mo]asses.
The cane crop is light in this locality.
E. E. ijruns came over from Han
nibal the first of the week, driving
through with team of big mules that
will be used on Mr.. Bruins farm north
of town.
A freight wreck near Mendoza
Thursday delayed the south bound
passenger train so that it did not
reach Laclede till 6 o'clock in the
evening.
Jas. Smith is here from the East
visiting his brother, Geo. G. Smith,
and family. He is a sailor and has
spent the greater part of his life on
the ocean.
DR.. W. w. Daugherty, a retired
practitioner of Hallsville, NO., accom-
panied by his wife, is spending few
days in Laclede, visiting his cousin, S.
F. Thompson, and family.
L. Brendahl, one of The BLADES
faithful and appreciated friends, call
I'd and renewed for another year Mon
lay, and also renewed for the Week
y Globe Democrat and Kansas City
Journal.
The Ideal Entertainers, who are to
De here Oct 3rd, are not strangers.
They have delighted our people be-
ore. This time they come with new
'eople, new pictures, new music, new
eatures.
j. L. Welsh, formerly of this place,
) not only at the head Of the largest
nercantile establishment at Pollock,
'ut is assistant cashier and one of the
rincipal stockholders of the new
ank at that place.
Jas. Gould called Thursday and
,ade his fourteenth annual payment
D The BLADE. Mr.. Gould was the
rst man to call and pay year in
dvance for The BLADE the day the
rst issue came from the press, May
0. 1890.
An entire change of program is the ,
ey-note of the Ideal Entertainers.
hey are to be here Oct. 3rd for the 9
eneft of the Modern Woodmen, and
ave promised us new people, new
ictures, new music and new features ,
lroughout.
One of the best minstrel companies 7
n the road will be in Laclede next q
thursday. Beach & Bowers is the a
low that has made all America h
ugh. Many new features have been v
dded and it is positively up-to-date
/ every detail.
j. M. Welsh was here from Quincy L
ne first of the week spending few I
avs with his family. He has been a