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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
UR STOCK touts a full range of new spring merchandise across all departments. The store invites all customers to visit and spend the day exploring an extensive assortment prepared for the largest business in its history, promising items of broad interest.
We remain headquarters for Hart Schaffner Marx fine clothes with the largest season order yet. Brown shades lead the line, suits priced at 10 12 50 and 15 with fit and quality unmatched, plus new shirts neckwear hats and furnishings in stock.
Crisp new goods fill the shop with up-to-date assortments. Foulard and Shanghai silks arrive in popular shades. Voices fabrics lead colors. New ginghams priced at 10 cents. Striped embroidered collars, rugs, lace curtains, portieres, rope portieres, couch covers all feature in fresh designs. Colored Madras curtain fabrics complete the new stock.
Indian Creek reports oat sowing in full blast with favorable conditions possible to complete this week. J B Williams leads in the lamb crop with seven ewes yielding fourteen lambs and no losses. Jack Osbourn reports losses of many lambs and pine ewes. Jim Utterback sold three high grade mules to Hud Handey at two hundred dollars each. Albert Lanham sold an aged work mare to Hayden and Yates for eight hundred fifty dollars. Miss Josie Pianigan had a rib removed by Dr Johnston at St Marys Hospital last Saturday and is recovering at home in two weeks. A St Patrick’s dance drew attendees from Indian Creek at Monroe opera house. Mrs Frank Christian excels in poultry with thirty two chicks and over a hundred eggs setting. Wm Carrico and daughter Mayme attended mass. his return from Kansas brightened his looks. Mrs Gooden of Ralls County visits her daughter Mrs Mart Williams.
Notice given to qualified voters in Monroe Missouri district for election of two directors for three years and County School Supervision. Also reports Sharp & Son selling Emden business and property to OC Bagby for 15000 dollars and a 820 acre farm trade valued at 20500 dollars, with plans uncertain for Sharp & Son’s future in Shelby county per Hunnewell Graphic.
A. Jaeger advertises New Deere Gang and Sulky plows as best for farmers. Miss Mae Lear returns from Montana to home folks. Miss Nevins milinery offers pattern and ready to wear hats. Dr. Hornback oculist in Hannibal and Sharples cream separator exhibited. Palmyra visitors T M Young and wife. Philadelphia guests of Monroe relatives. Charles Court and Lovey Court visit from Philadelphia. Miss Mattie Lanham visits Lakenan. Street trades include poultry fences and barber shop services.
Abell C. Boarman sold the fancy Royal Belgian stallion Bangalia (18198) for 1000 to J. W. Stark of Augusta NL. Bangalia was a leading draft horse producer in the area. Mrs. D. D. Melson and Miss Adelaide Lear visited Hassard yesterday, a rising spring resort. Jaeger's Hardware runs a special sewing machine sale featuring White and Goodrich models. Mrs. M. B. Proctor departed for Columbus, Mississippi to visit family for a month.
Mrs C L Drescher and daughter Miss Alberta attended the funeral of Miss Mary Dreher in Palmyra yesterday. Black Minorca eggs are for sale by John Utterback.
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