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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Slmtpitms

@ogebic & Sron coitntin fe1,ra.
funtapiirin neliGnnesfofous on @es.
iemerisia ilinnuntaino "a b. flo 10
op. 8iiriin fuliliitpia feiirafirntid
pDpoetadn iilloin olemoan runias.
luftiiosti eolistettitina, iillG Iltfit1in
ottomatta hpa%riinoiiia fofoufielle fiti
llhpio aiioita on tilaiiilts piirifln.
nan pbteinen iitbIabetfi.
Sal. Sippoln Selmi @oiitnto
eiirrtes firiitri
Scr @ntti SacobIon 8osbbur-
gista fdpdii firiopainosiomn1e la1t-
ontainu t. t. 8 p:nG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

@rebopsten WdlttGmiiefii buo-
maiitamme wielG, ett1 minimum toi-
Tesla paitasia ebtedmme on ilmoi-
tettu mietet1Gn faniallisienrafln.
nan ulfoilmaiiblia emf iunnuntainn
Soplin fplGlIG l1bellG foullia ole
pasia pnistosia altaen flo 10 up.
aifaiiemmin ilmoittamiamme
iublia enlne ole moineet %perituttoa,
maifta ipnobalaiiet opattin ilmoit.
taneet iltblania iamalle fplalle.
Meitlin obielmm pbteDbesiG pubu-
mat iublilGamme pastori @oinnta
ia ieminaaril. @utti 8opra. Obo-
tomme runiasta oianottoos Ell ain.
paiftafunnalta, ,paan mposfin talt-
pungistn, lifeiieilta ia m1tiIto far
miieitonilta- Serpetiiloa. Sateen
iathiesiu fofoonmimme foiil,m iiio-
Jim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
&iitoslamie

Spo1melIiiet fiitofIet taboomme
lauiua foifilIe ost6wilIe. iotta tuIit-
re min ~Iuurella ionfoIlo fotiini 'tll-
loni joboosta &ansfnsto. @niin o.
II mieleni fiintpnpt bppin min inn.
reen ionftoon, ioita olfoi tullu jofa
puolelta fun olimme juiri aiett,ia
lepolle; aiattelin, ett1 tileefobon
ie taas moimninfoitos fun olen jun.
ri pGGsiDt fotia raiiballiIeen oloon,
moan Min Ell ollut. Miiat feline.
nim1t fiin titliiat iaipat fabpin nal
miifii ia popbGn fotetirfii faifenlai-
iillo leimoflilla, min aiettimat mel
Dot poptGdn ia iiinG ilmoittinat ct
ia be omot tiilleet fanlamme jubli-
moan fun olen pGGsipt fotia terfpee-
nj ia iIoiienu, ia antoipot rabolab-
jon. jofo oil IA bollaria, iosta tab-
oomme pst1lpGt teit1 fiittGG ia crit
tain mielG Mile, iotfa panitte to-
man ulfum ia ferdijtte ndin inl-
rem lubjnn meioGn bpm1fiemme.
2aniunme teille iulimmat fiitofiet
mposfin m~onbufiille lauiumme mop
rot fiitpfict fun onnoitte mitGdr
mostoan ionomotto buoneiianne jitb-
Tia.
&oftautenne ei tiile nIielest1mmt
fosfoan fntoamoon; fiitos iiis fni'
file.
Y~StGpppoelld
Snire Watias ia Sba Selgren
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Sarmimaita m1stGmnG

Maat opot mtltamaita, eli fifuiG
eitd iantao. Spp1 ioooa tiotteei
marffinoiIle; Az MALTA 9ruces
Grosiingistn. ltitoen paltatien mie-
resId, iofa mie fitporiiaorelta raii-
ta-alieelIe. Sinnot fobtiiuIliiet;
mppoddn mafioebboiIId. 2oaja fiio-
NAL. oiutls. Oman life iieIlG far
min. Gust Solmiften 9ruces Gros-
ling, Micb. 9or 81.
Saipotoon toboen niifon aian
Srontpoooisio iltoiin 23t Dec 2eoo
aipe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Giituslanie

Souffa pstdwiG> plldtti mcio1.
mime fitun % p. neutrality-suspicious.
ioboosta. Saboomme tGten lauiuo
ipoameIliiet fiitofiet iiitG lobiasto
jonfa toitte tullesionne. Tpipfooll
.pstGippps pba eoelIeenfin m1IinGm-
me. Soiipst1mppbeu1
&oiibo, @rni ia Sobn &osfi
&an @usfirf, 8is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

egttavtun gttulgDetttVu 4Vtnouf
Srompoooin ia pmpdriston pstdmdt
post. g. 8uoren fotiin iuiime per
iantaina. E~iIaiiuuoesia pioettiin
pubeita, Iaulettiin ia nalitittiin mir
moffeita. @ast. ". 8aiunta oienii
oiianomaiiille pstmpien ferddmdn
rabalobjan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

= Mtlistataumme EMF iunnun-
taina rientGG ioufolla Soplin tpl1l-
lie, iilla iielIG opat ieurafunnan III.
foilmaiubIat ldbelld foulua alepas.
la puistosia, Snblut altatpat flo 10
up. Obielmaa ia ro1pilltoa on ole.
wa iofaiielle. Sateeh iattiiesia TO.
foonmimme toitllrbuoneioen iuoiiin.
SIG umob6a ioapuo. SernetltIoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

I'd oliiittc mlitanaunme qua maIHrr:
tiina iltana. Eietpsti tie mioret faif
fl t%ilettc, ettei piftu esteet iaaD teitd
pois iadmddu. @iiin mield terran
|ianomme: tiilfaa taifin.
2unn. Soimifunta.
grpin Comm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

net Sgnoei, SruntooVotvou ~ ~e"s-
pi @attion, Gruin Eopnibipistd
furtfuriioien tatia, fefd Sempi
8ablroog Srompoooista foriuaaiof-
fem tiboen, @onaro @ainionpdG,
Sronwooo Eopmibipistd iairostao
relmnotismin. 90.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

@iime ompeluieuran fofouf-
Tesla Wrs &llpiatien ll,ona oil pop.
tdtl.loa $685. iosta fiitos popodn-
tattajallc Wers &lipiaflelle. Seu.
raomo fofous on Mrs Sranf Sobn.
ion'in luona Horrien litfeiiiIla tors.
toina 81 p. flo s illaIIa. @liistam.
Iaaplal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

2aftotiIanne Snperior-iGrhpen
rontamilla moi tiottaa ieuoullem-
inurta baittaa. &errotaon ai-
nafin biilen iaonnin olepm mai
feata finn biililastisia olepat laipat
fG1ntppGt 9lsblanoista pois, purfa-
iien pultteesln.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
S~sromwoooin ompeluieuran no

= SronDoooin ompeluIeuran moi
Jet tetepdt boustan binpimattan faii
pungin etel1puoleae Scr 8erttulan
formiIIe fllnmntaina 81 p. Mrs
Yerttlila on linpanmit iilloin tattaa
ipierailleen puolispop66n. BerilId
wietGmme mpos bartnlsbetfen. Soi-
mottaipasti oIemme iiIloin r~iiniasIu-
fiiiiino perilld ennen flo IL pGihuGl-
I'd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
3onttoriimme iGtetpn linn.

9onttoriimme idtetpn ilmoi-
tiiflen mitaan tiIlaan Sronpoooiin
perlstamaan null pomtfi, ionta ni-
mena on: Sron @ational 8anf Of
Sronpoob. @antin paaoma on
100000. Sobtaiafii tiillenee nab.
tGmGsti tisnnetti rafentaia q. ".
Morgan ia fGioorifli Selbon Grarp.
Yanffiin moi rpbtpG oiaftaafii
$4,000 o~iaffeilIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Smith

Sronpoooin @teIdtpl1n Rlioriio-
ieitran 9:teen p1ioiifofoufieen, iofo
pi6et11n @teldn Edbti 81. g. talol-
Ia enfi fun. eIofiiitit IL p. flo 8 III.
iosfa III. nj on i~oototporta tabmia
Ieiposten tonsio tpopasati. Se tn
Immune iuur,beurpi udti teitd iuorteu
oIemnte tdrnGn hitfitn iiiIdisfeet, et-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
YobjoisfplGn ompeluleuran Fl

= Yobjoisfpldn ompeluieuran 70
folfiesio Mrs Senrp &ifpelGn llo-
no oil popt1tiiIoa 500 maibeilla,
iosta fiitos popo6ntattaialle Mrs
aimel6lIe. Seuraatpa fofous on
Mars Sobn Sortaien Iuona iunnim-
taina "a p. flo 3 ipp. Sernetirloa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

- s. ulfpilas iota on loitffaar-
titnitt 8esiemerisi6 ia iiella iairas-
teIliit foImiien fltnta1ttta, on t1otli
yronipoooin iairoaloon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

= Is. Bantpalin feiirafurnon uI-
foilmailibIat SopIin fpIdlld pi6etGdn
&aIIe &letrnoIan talosia emf ppbd.
ra,. altaen flo 10 ap. SiibIitaan
toto pdhpan bpauGlld objelmaIla.
@apintoa mp6s on ioatapana. 60
teen iottnesia iitbIitaon Sronuoooiu
firfosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

Srontpoobin iuomaloiiesio ioi
rnnlasia on nGin6 pGimind Ieitattlt
Soa @iemelG, Sronipoo6ista iiiGlIis-
ten mifain tafio, Sobn @attfon
8ofefieIoist6 repeGmGn tatio, Seen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
NlnnIf 4nsfi an heit

- Ioolf 8osfi on beitt1npt to-
Ionrafentamiien ia ostamtt farmin
G6belt1 Srompoooia n. {. Woiint
8ionin tataa. Weiittto tapabtuu ndi-
M pGimind.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

3 fortti6 maata; pboell6 fortillG
on towanplnln metidd Sronuoooin
Eopnlbip, Nortb iioe-
Ntatti Betii
sc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
gll1tpsfefferit bioettiin toisi

fesfiWiiffono iemim. 81. aopralle
Srm Seltin raittiustoloIla. Sitbla
muooostui bailsfafIi pboesiGolobet-
fcfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

Naonmttairn aioi iuomaI. a.
ioia aiitoIlo iuomal. tpton pli @or-
rien liifeiiiIla. Sntto pietiin iairaa.
Iaan, mrtto p6dii Italia pois. Mies
on 500 oolInrin tafitalIo mopaa1o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
&iituslanie

Sunirefii ibmeefiemme fofoontui
noin $50 benfilon iuliriinen pstG.
Ddiouffo milne periantoi-iltono a.
i1tltntoomme ia fun mGbGn oIimm(
ielpiptpneet MISUNDERSTANDING, Ri
ii pnStori 81. 8oiunta pllbeen, fer.
toerJ ettG on tltltlt miettGmGGn I1f.
Iidisirtblaa ia iamallo ontoi fG1reen,
ioslo of robaa $3.50 ia iuntaar
fasioon on titotit liiG1 5000 ioteil
pbteisimmmo on $104. 80. Seurao-
man puDeen pitt post. 6. 6. Gallo.
men, IauIlen M. M. mtbteenlo iiitG,
ettG post. g. @ltori on erfaantrnit
IitttaioIiiffeen polmeIltfleSto.
&iitos pstGm1t ooottomottomasto
pll1iDfieStGmle ia tuoSto foiiniisto
roboiummostu, emmebGn ole Object
Goes ieitrafltnnnn pnllpeluflesIofadn
&iitos mpoS pstGpGt pbteilestt art-
tofpboeistG, pofortteereisto ia iIIof-
Iisfutinistannel Silmola rafas Si1
ritninoSti ormolloon polfitiee ps-
tGfupptenne ia poItpeIutienne-
&iitolliiunoelIa,
@riita ia g. @iiori
Oiote: 81 Bergen aipe
SerIep @itp, sc. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14

SuomaIainen tptto bolutaan
mppiafii gbel Saoin'in Boate. ia
Saline faitppoon. 8ostopddtd Cur
rp boteIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-14
Srom,pppSim ia pntp. ,tntiiia

Antakaa puheimela teto Autajane kaikista tapahtumista il crit.
tainldn momalaisa koskevsta, hten teette hyvan palveluksen lh.
dele ia yleis0lle. Auttajan puheinnumero on 59-W
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
EnvIehart--RusseII

AT $3.50 o'clock last Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Englehart in Cameron,
their daughter, Miss Margaret,
was united in marriage with Mr..
R. w. Russell of that place, Rev.
E. L. Robson of Brookfeld Of
flciating. The BRIDES sister, Miss
Alice, played the wedding march.
Only members of the two families
were present, among whom were
the brides brothers, Captain
Francis Englehart of West Point
and Captain Alvs Englehart of the
coast artillery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell left that night to spend
their honeymoon in Colorado.
Mr.. Russell is in the lumber
business at Cameron and that
place will be their home. The
bride grew up in Laclede and has
many friends here who extend
very best wishes for her future
happiness.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
Stock Shipment

Manager Patterson had car OF
cattle and hogs out to the st.
Joseph market Thursday evening
for the following members of the
shipping association: Grover
Peacher, Walter Alexander. Virgil
Ellison, Les Brewer, j. b. Chap
man, A. P. Welsh, ]. L. Mouser,
T.. L. Humphfres. H. W. Robbins,
Arthur Swank, j. G. Clinefelter,
c. N. Jackson, 1. R. Griffith. F.
F. Welsh. G. W. Anderson, VIM,
Perkins, John w. Reed, A. L.
Bird, Frank Faiu, o. A. Potter.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
Death Of Harry E. Maybee

Harry E. Maybee died suddenly
of heart failure at Missouls, Mont
last Friday, July 4. The first wore
of his death received here was 6
message to the Odd Fellows lodge
from the Missoula lodge Saturday
He was born in Laclede Novem.
Der 21, 1873, and lived here until
after the death of his wife several
years ago when he removed to
Kansas City.
His whole life since reaching
maturity was spent in the insur-
ance business and he had just
recently located at Missoula as
state agent for an old line com
pany.
He leaves four sons, Lee, who is
married and lives in Kansas City;
Bert, who recently returned from
France, and Dan and Harry who
are with their uncle, Roy Maybee
and wife, and his mother who was
visiting relatives at Purdin at the
time of his death.
The remains reached Laclede
Wednesday night and were taken
to the home of Mrs. j. L. Ong.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church yesterday after
noon conducted by Rev. Layton
assisted by Rev. Mendenhall of
Brookfleld, and the remains laid
away in the Laclede cemetery by
Director Thurman.
He was a member of Laclede
camp, Modern Woodman, and
carried a three thousand dollar life
policy in that society,
and was also member of the Odd
Fellows and Masonic fraternity.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
Drainage Ditch Meeting

Llnneus news
The meeting held Monday in the
county agents Office of men who
own lands on either side of Locust
Greek subject to frequent overfows
was we'll attended and the senti-
ment Of the meeting was unani-
nous for the proposition which
looks to the Strengthening of Locust
Creek from the Fields mill in Sui
livan county to its outlet in Grand
River. The land owners from the
Myles mill site to the Fields mill
are a unit and will organize under
the drainage district law and begin
work at an early date even if those
living south should be slow in get
ting in.
Already Locust has overfowed
its banks FIVE times this year carry
ing destruction to all growing
crops and these overfows are large
ly due to the steady narrowing of
creek basin year after year due to
brush growing on the banks and
holding sediment deposited during
high waters. The ditch when com
pleted will eliminate overfows and
restore to cultivation thousands of
acres of the best lands in the
county.
Committees were appointed to
carry on the work and another
meeting will be held in the near
future to receive these reports.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
Fans For Lodge Room

The local Odd Fellows are not
going to allow attendance to fall
off and interest to lag during the
hot weather. A committee from
the lodge composed of Ed. J..
Finney and E. Thurman closed a
contract Wednesday with Caywood
& Baum for two 56-iuch electric
fans for the lodge room and ex-
pect to have them installed for the
regular meeting next Tuesday
night.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
General Pershing to London

A London dispatch states thai
General John J. Pershing, com.
mander. .in-chief of the American
armies in Europe, will visit London
July II, planning to remain until
July 19.
He may be accompanied by a
composite regiment of 1900
American troops, representing all
the unites still aligned with the
Allies in France. If the date of
his visit given above is confirmed,
opportunity will be provided for
the American to participate in the
peace celebration on July 10 and
march with the British troops in
London.
The programme for General
Pershing's visit includes an official
visit to the city, where he will
receive an award of honor, a
lunch with the king and dinner
at the house of commons.
One of the soldiers now with the
American forces in Germany and
to accompany General Pershing to
England is Phillip Jacobs, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Jacobs of
Laclede and a brother of Mrs. C.
E. Tracy. Relatives here received
from Private Jacobs a roster of
the soldiers selected for this trip
and his name was among them.
The roster had the imprint of a
Coblenz printing firm. i
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

BrookheId yesterday.
Miss Allene Byrd visited friends
in Brookfield a part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Weaver are
spending few weeks with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Roscoe Rankin is spending this
week with his brother, Walter,
and family in Illinois.
DR.. c. j. English and Rey. E.
L. Robson of Brookfield were in
Laclede Monday afternoon.
Lee A. Willard has returned to
his home at Pickering, La, after
spending several months here.
Mrs. N. R. Wilson and SON,
Paul, and Mrs. A. J. Caywood
were in Linneus Monday after
noon.
J. A. Crowder was down from
Milan last Sunday for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
McEfee.
Lee Wilson, manager for the
cooperative Company, spent
Wednesday in St. Joseph on
business.
Mrs. Smith and daughter re-
turned to their home in st. Louis
Saturday after q visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brenner.
Misses Lula Hanson and Zoe
Stutsman were guests of Miss
Joyce Smith near st. Catherine
from Saturday until Tuesday.
B. Ward Welsh was here Sat-
urday representing the Kellogg
Huff Grain Company of st. Joseph
with which he is now connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Clough Of
Joffeyville, Kans., are visiting
relative and old friends here who
Ire glad to have them back in the
I'D home town again.
Judge and Mrs. B. E. Bigger of
Hannibal came up for the Fourth
Ind remained until Sunday visit
ng the formers parents, Attorney
md Mrs. c. c, Bigger.
Mrs. ]. C. Brown and little
laughter are visiting her parents,
dr. and Mrs. j. e. Lomax in
Princeton, while Mr.. Brown is on
business trip to Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Moore of
lemphis came down for the Fourth
nd remained over Sunday visit
lg their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. V. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
[. Wilson.
Mrs. c. c: Bigger left yesterday
, attend a branch meeting of the
Voman's Foreign Missionary
Ociety at Des Moines, stopping for
visit with Mrs. 1. B. Thompson
Centerville.
o. l. Fay was here from Kansas
ity Wednesday, having come for
is car that had been left behind
hen he moved. He is now lOcat-
at Independence where be will
pen q welding shop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey Disney
ID two children of Moberly, and
rs. Albert Disney and daughter
Marceline visited at the homes
their brothers, j. F. and Joe
isney the first Of the week.
L. NJ. Van Coutren Of Brook
Id was here Tuesday in the
terest of the bond issue for hard
rfaced roads for Linn county.
, called and arranged for some
mpaign publicity through The
ade and the first instalIment is
- a.. -
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
TOWN AND COUNTRY
About Local People aEd Events and
Other Matters Of Interest


Good work team, wagon and
harness for sale by Mrs. E. B.
Skulley.
Dixie Gamer, capacity s 1a-gal-
lon cans, for sale by j. T. Nc
Kama.
Raisins in cans of the best
quality for 20 cents the can at
The Home Store.
Used 12-inch Century oscillating
desk fan for sale. Call at residence
of ]. W. Power.
F. R. Power left Tuesday morn
ing to look after piece of proper
ty he has at Randlett, Okla.
The Missouri Conference Ep-
worth League institute will be
held at Cameron, July 81 to 27.
Bruner school house preaching
next Sunday at 800 o'clock.
Come. Richard L. Stratton,
pastor.
Preserve the cooks temper these
warm days by buying her a Per-
fectiOn or Puritan oil stove. The
Home Store.
Get an electric iron and do your
ironing the easy way this hot
weather. Caywood & Baum nave
them in stock.
Henry Enrich has bought the ].
knight residence property in the
south part of town and will occupy
it after October L.
Buy Ben Sen sardines in mustard
or tomato sauce for lunch these
warm days. Large oval cans for
25 cents at The Home Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Jones and
little son motored up from Lexing-
ton Thursday and are spending
the week at their home here.
We can sell you English dinner
ware for your harvest needs as
cheap as others will ask you for
American ware. The Home Store.
A Duroc Jersey gilt, weight ,
about 200 pounds, has strayed from {
the Garside farm. Anyone know ]
ing her whereabouts please call |
phone 129.
Try can of Gold Leaf prunes |
packed in a heavy syrup about /
sixty prunes to a can. They are
fine and sell for 20 cents a can. I
The Home Store. '
During the storm Wednesday b
morning lightning struck an elec-
,ric light pole near the Brewer
'esidence in the northeast part of
own and put the whole trans :
mission line out of business for a
ime. =
Edna Goodrich, sparkling, vi D
'acious beauty of stage and screen. =
a Who Loved Him Besti an :,
intense dramas laid in motion n
icture studio and Greenwich will a
ge, Saturday night. Laelede n
heatre. =
Cypress lodge A. F. & A NJ. p
lected the following officers at the p
egular meeting last Thursday
light: Thornie T. Lamme, master;
,dgar Barton, senior warden; o.
). Potter, junior warden; John 81
Ietrick, treasurer; II. d. Hall. Pl
EI
This is the year Of big things on I'll
issOuri farms. V. E. Hogsett
ports finding q timothy head II Ii
ches long while putting up hay Al
! the Billie NARROW farm last nj
SEX. The hay crop is reported
be better this year than for some SCI
me past. pi'
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11

Morning theme, The Victorious
Life" Evening subject, "A Bad
Affinity which spoiled q bright
man"
We welcome the public to all
services. The large fans make a
pleasant auditorium.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
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those who have threshed. While
his yield was not as large as some,
the quality is fine, grading No,
and testing go pounds at the
machine. He sold his crop to ]
W. Moberly at 50 .OS per bushel.
In writing to renew his sub.
scription Monday Jas. Wilkins
says the Laclede colony at Walnut,
Kans., is well after going through
a wet and hot harvest, Wheat in
that county is expected to average
% bushels per acre and oats are
good. Not a big acreage of corn
out.
Rev. R. L. Stratton, pastor of
the Laclede Baptist church, was
called to Rothville' Saturday where
that afternoon be officiated at the
marriage of Mr.. Harry II. Sutton
of Mt. Lebanon, La, to Miss
Mary Wilkinson of Bosworth, the
ceremony taking place at the home
of the brides uncle, ]. E. Waugh.
Those of our citizens who went
to Chillicothe the Fourth to see
the airplane didn't see it because
there was none there. but those
who stayed at home did see one.
The machine that gave an exhibit
ion fight at Carrollton in the
morning passed over LacIede just
after noon on its way to Milan and
was a pretty sight as it gracefully
sailed along.
The rains are coming just right
'or the corn crop and pastures.
A good rain Friday afternoon was
'ollowed by fair weather, good |
harvest weather, until Wednesday |
hight of this week when we got a
ioaker, raining nearly all night
md heavy down-pour about day
light. This rain of course will
lelay threshing which was in full
last, but it will certainly make
or a big corn crop. the very thing
hat is most needed throughout the
ountry.
Chas. B. Welsh and his sister,
liss Marietta, held their annual
eception and lawn fete for rel
tives and friends at their home
/ South Laelede Tuesday evening,
ne young people having an OPP
Ortunity TO spend an evening
,ith their neice, Miss Helen Hoyt,
urse in the Ellsworth hospital at
t. Joseph, who is spending her
leation here. II was a beautiful
oonlight night and more than
30 were present to enjoy the
Ie most delightful occasion. Cool
G refreshments were served.
II was a safe and sane Fourth
'reabouts, in fact it has been
fe, on account of sane auto
obiling on the roads, every since
e Brook6eld saloons closed.
have changed wonder
lily. Not a single drunken crowd
IS passed through town yelling, G
ing revolvers and throwing beer o
titles so far this month. 1t is b
re a relief to the people Of the Il
wn and those living along the T
lin travelled roads to be relieved G.
these Disturbances that have &
en- so frequent and growing more ID
squent and more dangerous all p
, time. It is hoped past con- N
inns uill nnrnr rafnrn n.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11

Richard {. StrattOn. Pastor
Sunday School l------------ 1000
Preaching ------- 11:00 and 8: 80
Young Peoples meeting - 7:30
At 1l:00 o'clock we will leave
the church for Locust creek where
the ordnance of Baptism will be
administered.
Subject of young peoples meet
ing. Jacob and His Views"
Leader, Jennett Pease.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
Methodist Episcopal Church

W. H. Layton. Pastor,
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1919-07-11
The Baptist Church

Richard L. stratton. Pastor