The Laclede blade., 1905-09-09
. HERE AND THERE.
Local Items Of the Week 1sthsred For the
Busy Blade Rssasu.

The chautauqua grounds were SC
well lighted and the system gave such
, general satisfaction that L. S. Hill
sold a number of plants in Meadville,
|. including street, church and residence
lights.
B. P. Ransom, who has been in
poor health all summer, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Anna, left last
week for Roswell, New Mexico, where
they expect to spend TIE winter. II
is hoped by their mans friends here
that Mr.. Ransom will find speedy re-
lief and return enjoying good health.
w. H. Woods, foreman of the K.
G. bridge gang, has bought the Post
residence property and will occupy it
as soon as some needed repairs can be
made. 1t is nice piece of property
and Laclede is glad to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods buy home and become
permanent citizens of the town.
In printing the fair catalogue the
very liberal special premiums offered
by A. M. Walker were unintentional-
ly omitted. For the best colt sired
by his horse Argentine Mr.. Walker
offers cash premium of $1,000, and
for second best $500. This offer
alone will bring out colt show worth
seeing.
Don't fail to take advantage of DR..
Fawcette's unusual low prices for
dents work during September. These
prices include the very best of work
and material. Don't think because
the price is low the work and material
will be inferior. For prices. etc., ETC.,
see street bills.
A beautiful play, "The Fatal Mar
riage," specialties, the latest songs,
dances and music between the acts.
) and 25 cents. Reserved
seats 35 cents at the post Office. Now
don't wait till the last minute but
secure good seats, for you are going
to the opera house Wednesday night
anyhow.
Five new residences have been ,
built in Laclede during the past year, .
work was begun on another this week
and three more will be under way in
the near future. Laclede is certainly .
Enjoying substantial growth. Never =
n the history of the town was there
such demand for residences as now,
md suburban building lots do not re-
main long on the market !,
Another new residence is going up n
IN Robson street in the southwest t,
,art of town. This time it is brick.
3. J. Robson is having it built
,lock south of his rrot:v new home /,
hat is juit being finished. 1t will be ::
he first and only brick residence in + +
he town and will be the fourth resi-
ence Mr.. Robson has built on. that y
treet in less than a year. y
Jas. Post, former citizen of La fe
lede, died at his home in Grand Rap dj
Is, Mich, and was buried at that to
lace yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Post ci
loved from Laclede to Michigan cl
bout two years ago. No particulars v,
oncerning his death have been re- d,
eived in Laclede. He was a good W
tizen, and his family have the SYM W
athy of their many friends here. di
ga Fatal Marriage" is the play at 60
,era house on Wednesday night. nc
rices 15 and 25 cents. You can re- at
rye choice seat at the post Office ur
r 30 cents. Mason q Imson's big U
mpany has been engaged as an ex- nc
a attraction at the opera house dur mi
g fair week. Our friends from the on
iehborhoOd will have an opportunity
see this great play Wednesday night
popular prices rendered in city ca