The Laclede blade., 1903-09-05
LACLEDE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Sharp are guests
of the family of A. McGrew,


lahoma yesterday on short visit.
Mrs. G. R. Jump, of Redmon, II
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Standby
Mrs. D. I. Edwards, of Marcelin,
is visiting relatives and friends in La
clede.
Dick Hoskins, of Levenworth, Kan
sas, is here visiting his brothers, H. {
and w. w. Hoskins.
Mrs. Gussie Hancock, of Sumner
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. Hawes here last week.
Miss Carrie and Roy Pancost, o
Trenton, are here visiting relatives
guests of their anut Mrs. R. M. Reeder
Mrs. E. E. Stanard and chAdrer
went to Chillico'ae Thursday to b.
the guests of relatives till next Mon
day.
Judging from the crowds that are
around Wilson's store and the businef
he seems to be doing the Free Lunch
Clearance Sale is a decided success.
Eddie Love and his brother and
two sisters, who have been here visit
ing their grand parents, Mayor and
Mrs. Ong, will return to their home
at Abba, Iowa, today.
The following have remembered us
with cash on subscription the past
week: Robert Clinic, A. B. Brune-
mer, G. F. Johns, w. A. Brown, Mrs.
J. H. Willard, j. Ernest Edwards.
The real estate and grain firm of
Savage & Wiles has dissolved, Mr..
Wiles retiring. W. S. Savage will
continue the business except that he
will drop the grain and devote his
time to real estate and insurance.
John Hetrick has accepted a posi-
ton with The Model, being in charge
of the grocery department. Mr.. Het-
rick is pleasant and accommodating
and is a valuable acquisition to that
big mercantile establishment.
On the fourth page Of The BLADE
today will be found an advertisement
Of the W-F Land Co., of Sumner.
This company has branch Office at
Onida, South Dakota, and is offering
special inducements to home seekers.
Write to them for paticulars. !
S. NJ. Brown has this week added
10 his music stock fine new Astoria
Piano, with mandolin and orchestra
This is one of the finest
Instruments ever handled in this part
If the state and speaks we'll for the
luality of instruments carried by our
nome dealer.
Prof. and Mrs. Cloe F. Johns who
nave been here spending a month with
Mrs. Johns parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. |
W. Adams, left Monday for Roger
where they will make their home this
winter, Mr.. Johns being principal of
he Roger schools. The BLADE will
make them weekly visits for the next
ear.
Tuesday 0. G. Macy sold his grocery |
took to j. D. Bryant. Mr.. Bryant
las formed a partnership with Benson |
Bros. and the two stocks will be con-
olidated in the room now occupied by |
he Macy stock. The change makes
me less grocery store in Laclede. Mr..
Macy has sold out to take a years rest
While his son Arthur goes to. college to
his education.
Rev. Rhoades, who was pastor of /
he Laclede Presbyterian church, last
ear, was in town Tuesday evening
Meeting friends and acquaintance
lere. He has completed his college
curse at Lexington, KY, and has ac-
epted a call to the pastorate of the
Presbyterian church at Alexandra,
Jeb. He left Tuesday night to take
barge of his new work.
J. N. Wilson's midsummer clear
nee sale is in full blast. 1t will con.
niue through next week and many
re taking advantage of the numerous
lever bargains offered. A neat re-
.eshment room is in charge Of Miss
liable Wilson and all who buy a dol
Irs worth of goods during this sale
re served with a nice lunch and those
uying so cents worth are served a
ish of delicious ice cream. The re-
'eshment room is a new feature in
aclede and is proving very popular.
Prof. Sipple came over from West
lille Thursday and has since been .
usy getting ready to open school next
[onday. Another teacher has been
]dod th;s yoar maL;np four hoo;daa