The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-04-08
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Local Events Of The Past, Present and Future
That VIII Interest You.

Brotherhood on Saturday night o.
next week. 1t is important that ever
member who can be present.
E. E. Toothaker has completed the
winter term of school in the Fork er
district. He will teach the spring
term which begins about the middle
of this month.
Mrs. Osgood invites the ladies of
Laclede and vicinity to call at once
and order their new millinery SO the
work can be gotten out before Easter
and no one disappointed.
A card received from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Wells, of Carlisle, Ark, states
that they expect to spend the summer
in the north and requests The BLADE
sent to them at Pittsfeld, ILL.,, for the
present.
The Lucius farm Of 80 acres two
miles northeast of Laclede has been
sold to Newton Webster, of Brook
field, at $45 per acre. Mr.. Webster
moved onto the place this week. S.
F. Thompson made the deal.
Tomorrow at the Presbyterian
church Rev. Conner closes his work in
Laclede, preaching morning and even
ing. His subject in the morning will
be "Call of the Universe" at evening
"Babylo,a." All are cordially invited
to after. d these services.
G. E. Bruins, travelling engineer for
the Missouri lines of tie Burlington
east Of Brookfeld, has been granted a
60days' leaye of absence and will
spend it with bis family here and
some improvements being
made on his fine farm just north of
town.
Attcntion is directed to the Mon
arch paint ad. of DIR. Stephenson's in
The BLADE today This is one of
he Oldest ard best brand of paint
and for dura bility is one of the best
IN the market. See Stephenson, one
loor south of postofice, if you are
,oing to paint this spring.
At meeting of the school board
neld Tuesday night Prof. E. M. Sip
,le was reelected principal Of the
4aclede schools. Teachers for the
'ther departments will be elected
ater. Prof. Sipple has given the best
t satisfaction and the board is to be
on securing his services
or another year.
j. W. Lomax & Co. have an artis-
ic page advertisement in The BLADE
oday announcing their opening spring
ale. This popular dry goods house .
as assembled an elegant line of goods
or spring and summer trade and .
ave made special effort to bring on
le latest and best that could be Sc y
lred on the market. ci
The Dixie Jubilee Singers, the last .
umber of the lecture course, will be
wen at the M. E. church on the ev- A
hing of April II. This is the lead iii
g colored concert company of Amer o1
a, and are highly spoken Of wher-
'er they have appeared. This prom lii
IS to be one of the best numbers and v,
ould be well patronized. C
DIR. Fawcette is now located in his
w quarters and will be ready to re- M
me his practice Monday, the 10th an
st. The doctor has many new and to
nefcial methods he wishes to intro
ce to the public in the way of pain "
$ dentistry, such as the painless re- sa
wal of pulps Cor nerves) in 5 to 10 10,
nutes, the painless excavation of
vities in the same length of time Il,
d many other methods which viii =
mentioned in ne6t issue of this pa eo
!. These meth ,ds and medicines
, harmless and never fail. They
} perfection. Office in residence
st Of square. OF