The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1906-11-03
HERE AND THERE.
DOings That Have Taken
Place in LncIedo the
Past Week.

AL Inc Olu COmTducb hc uTScu W NC
in attendance.
When you 60 to prepare your bal
lot next Tuesday, don't forget to vote
for township organization. This
proposition should carry, and will
carry If too many do not overlook it.
The three and half pound girl
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McKissen
last Saturday died Thursday morning.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. McKissen have
the sympathy of their many friends.
Presbyterian Temperance Day will
5e celebrated by the Presbyterian
Sabbath school at 7:30 o'clock Sab
bath evening, November 4, 1906, at
the Christian church, assisted by some
of the Christian and M. E. pupils.
Have good program. All invited
to come and hear them:
For county assessor the republicans
have one of Linn county's most In
du trious yound farmers on the ticket
1.--n.,-1.--,io we'll known over the
and all recognize the splendid
ability he possesses to fill the office to
the entire satisfaction of every tax
payer. See that his name is on your
ticket.
E. E. Stanard was here last week
on his way from Portland, Oregon, to
Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend a conven-
tion of travelling statesmen for the
Sherwin- Williams paint company, he
being their representative in western
territory. On his return he will be
, --~-l---.AE.-~~-y ra~ ana the
children, who have been stopping at
Linneus for the past two months, ana
90 to their future home at Portland.
Geo. w. Anderson, republican can
didate for judge of the western dis
trict, is one of the best men in Linn
county. He is successful and pros
porous farmer, progressive and en-
terprising citizen and deserving OF the
fullest confidence Of every voter IN
the district. AS trustee of this town
ship he looked after the business care
fully and was faithful to every detail
of township affairs, and as member OF
the county court he would render
faithful and efficient service.
The largest mercantile deal made
in Linn county for some time was
made at Brookfeld last week when
Il. w. Rummell traded his farm fol
the B. F. White clothing store, thu
stock invoicing over 100000. Al
will be seen by his half page ad. IL
The BLADE today, Mr.. Rummell ha
placed the entire stock on sale at cos
and on many articles below cost. MI
Rummell invites his many friend
from this part of the county to com
and help themselves while the stool
is yet complete.
Harry symons is SO we'll know
and so popular in this part of tn
county that it is hardly necessary TO
The BLADE to call attention to hi
candidacy for county clerk. Fou
years ago the democrats nominate
for that Office worthy citizen of tn
township, a young man in poe
health and family to support. Th
republicans used their pencils liberia
ly on election day and this townshi
for the first time gave the democrati
candidate for county clerk majorit
and he was elected. Conditions al
just the opposite this year. Mr.. S1
mons is a sober, industrious and de
serving young man with famil!
He is well qualified and Will make
model county official. Our democra
ic friends can show their appreciatio
and pay an honest debt by voting fc
Harry Symons next Tuesday.