The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1903-11-28
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Local Events Of The Past, Present and Futur
That viii Interest You.

1 E. E. Stannard spent this week ir
Kansas City.
/ Harry Markham and family spent
/ Thanksgiving in Laclede.
! Don't miss the county corn show al
! Linneus next Wednesday.
DR.. F. W. Burke spent a few days
in Kansas City this week. u
M. E. Burke and wife were over
from Meadville Thursday.
n Prof: sipple spent Thanksgiving
with home folk at Bucklin.
Cotter has on sale at Wilson's store
nice fresh bread every day. ~
Il s. M. Brown made business trip
to Hale the first of the week.
Better make your contracts for hol-
iday advertising Immediately.
/ j. A. Reeder, of Lees Summit, has
been here on business this week.
Il P. F. Felt mailed out 1900 fine cal
endars to his customers this week.
Il G. G. Haight spent one day last
week transacting business in St. Joe.
E. M. Lockridge took car ofhogs
to Kansas City the first of the week.
/: Mrs. T. E. Foreman has our thanks
for a renewal to The BLADE this
week.
i Persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me please call and settle. j. L.
Burke.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Drew marketed
two pigs this week that weighed $50
i pounds.
i Miss Katie Anderson is home from
a three weeks visit with friends at
Unionville.
! Rev. Grant A. Robbins and: wife, of
Brookfeld, attended the lecture here
Monday night. .
Billy Robbins has returned from
Hot Springs somewhat benefited by
that treatment.
A play for the young as we'll as the
: old-Willard's Revised Ten Nights in
a Bar Room.
A beautiful song given away with
every Sunday American. For sale
by G. R. Welsh.
What makes home more like home?
The Chicago Inter-Ocean. For sale
by G. R. Welsh.
Editor Pound, of the Meadville
Messenger, made lis pleasant call
Monday morning.
j. H. Willard has plenty of good
sweet cider for sale at 20 cents per
gallon. Call at residence.
Chas. Artlip and wife, of st. Joseph,
are guests of Mr.. Artlip's sister, Mrs.
Jas. w. Lomax, and family.
S. M. Brown called Wednesday
and advanced the date of his subscrip-
tion to The BLADE a year.
$4,000 of private money to loan at
six per per cent on first mortgage real
estate. Enquire at this office.
sunday-school at Baptist church Sun
day morning at 1000; B. Y. P. U. at
6:15; preaching by pastor at 7:l5. s.
Rev. Gray and wife, Mr.. B. Hayden
and daughter, of Hale, were guests of
j. L. Ong and family Thursday.
Misses Mae johnson, Maggie Riley
aud Mae Msggard were over from
Brookfeld last Thursday evening.
Judging from the number of rab-
bits being brought in, this must have
been great year for the rabbit race.
Poland China male pigs for sale at
reasonable prices. Inquire of E. N.
Keeney, d miles northeast of Laclede.
Turkeys have been roosting SO
high lately that many of us had to be |
content with plain hog for Thanks
giving.
Those wishing to get the pure white
Holland Turkeys for breeding pur-
poses call on or phone Mrs. E. E.
Stannard.
The latest moving pictures will be
given during the performance at our
opera house next Thursday night,
December 3rd.
G. L. Goodale, of st. Louis, was
here Thursday morning on his way
to his home in Meadville to spend
Thanksgiving.
Bert Cowles, of Clinton, a former
resident of Laclede, was here visiting
friends the first of the week, guest of
the family Of L. B. Jones.