The Laclede blade., 1903-03-28

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farmer of Parson Greek township, ant
family were trading in Laclede Mon
day.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary so
ciety will meet next Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. G
Bigger.
Col. Larison, superintendent of the
Western Ballast orks, was at his of
se,1 flee here s',.;afs, few day this week looking
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. w. Y. Roberts, a former pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church, was
here Thursday. He is now stationed
at Benbow, Mo.
J. T. Hamilton was at Carrollton
in attendance at the M. E. conference
and to see his cousin, Bishop Hamil-
ton, who presided.
You will find nice stock of cloth
ing ready to wear at Wilson's cheap
as any where in the country. Come
in and compare prices.
Another rural route will be put in
operation out of Linneus on May /,
covering the territory south, south
west and southeast of capital city.
We have ordered another case of
those beautiful pictures and frames.
This is the third case. Come quick
before the pretty ones are all gone.
The Farmers Store.
Let us take your measure for your
spring suit. There's an elegance in
our finished garments hard to describe
but most pleasing to have. j. w.
Lomax & Co.
The streets of Laclede have been
worked down the past week with a
heavy four horse drag and put good
in most places. The cost
was money well spent.
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.
Chas. Osborn and family left last
Saturday night for Chesterfield near
St. Louis, where Mr.. Osborn will es-
;ablish works to burn ballast for the
Worlds Fair company.
Quite number of farmers out on
The rural route have greatly improved
;he roads along their property by
lragging them. 1t is a good idea and
'ne that will become general on all
main roads.
A. G. Clinic is no longer with
Welsh & Go. where he had been
;lerking for some time, having quit
o take position with the Western
Ballast Co. at their works near St.
louis. Walter Rankin is now on
luty at that popular grocery house.
At the annual M. E. conference
leld at Carrollton and which finished
is labors and adjourned last Monday,
Rev. E. l.. Robson was returned to
1aclede for another year. Rev. Rob-
son is a faithful and Jealous worker
or the cause and his return will
'lease not only the church but all our
,eople.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant r. McCul-
ough, of Milan, were in Laclede
Wednesday on their way home from
oklahoma. Mr.. McCullough's many
riends in this part of the state regret
D learn that he has decided to locate
, Oklahoma to which place he will
emove in few weeks and engage in .
he real estate business.
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