The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-06-03
HERE AND THERE.
Local Item, Of the Weak Gathered For the
Busy Blade Readers.

The Modern Woodmen have an a:
sessment to pay this month but :her
will be none in July.
The tiling gang that has been her
the past six weeks at work on tn
Turney farm completed the job ant
returned to Higginsville this week.
A merchandise car in the yard
here was broken into Sunday nigh
and two sacks of -four and a jug o
liquor were missing. The Jug wa
being shipped to Linneus.
Samples of new potatoes began tt
reach The BLADE office Monday
The first was from the garden of Aunt
Susan Hewitt and the next from Mrs
Lizzie Edwards. They were about
the size of hen eggs. Indications
point to large crop of potatoes this
season.
E. J. Robson has the frame up Of
another new house he is building on
his place in the southwest suburb. He
is building it under contract. having
sold ii with an acre Of ground to his
sister, Mrs. Belle Hubbard. 1t is To-
Gated on the southwest corner of his
land next to j. III. Wizards place.
Cards were received this week an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Vesta
Rae, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Wise, to Elmer F. Young, at the
home of the brides parents in Bart
lesville, Ind. Ter, on May "a. The
many Laclede friends of the Wise
family extend congratulations and best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
The BLADES bluegrass contest is
much attention from farm
ers and land owners. The 52-inch
bluegrass mentioned last week has
been beaten s inches. Geo. w.
Anderson on Wednesday brought in
some specimens from his fine 280 acre
farm south of town that measures Just
five feet. If any one can beat this we
would like to add it to the collection.
One day last week citizen of La
clede informed us that it was not
necessary for him to take a home
paper as he knew everything that was
going on here anyway. However, he
sent his wife over to borrow his neigh
oor's BLADE Friday evening so he
could "see what has been going on
his week." There are several fam
lies in Laclede who do the same
hing.
An nnouncement was received here
his week of the death of Mrs. Sallie
Tucker Ferrill, wife of Rev. T. J.
Herrill, which occurred at their home
q Bowling Green on Thursday night,
lay %. The funeral was held at
he M. E. church in Bowling Green
n Sunday, conducted by Rev. W. F.
'urris, assisted by Rev. W. J. Pat
ick, the remains being laid to rest at
pen cersburg, Missouri. Mrs. FerriIl
'as born September 20, 1910. She j
ad been in very poor health for
'me time. In the loss of his good ,
ife and christian companion, Rev.
errlll has the heartfelt sympathy of ,
is many Laclede friends. 4
There will be weeping, wailing and [
1ashing of teeth if you visit a dentist ]
no is not also an anaesthetist. DR..
awcette, with his new and practical y
ethods and instruments will aid you ]
ore in lodging the painful part of a
'erative dentistry than any other v
actioner in the county. Owing to a
s increased facilities, DR.. Fawcette o
w turns out better bridge and crown p
,rk in one third of the time it re-
ired a year ago. Consequently he D
$ greatly reduced the cost of this ;,
'st valuable ani satisfactory class of Il
'rk (the cream of dentistry SO that L