(And a little info about Mercyville)
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Elmer, Missouri - Early History
L, W. Perry
L.W. Perry
(Reprinted from The Elmer Journal, 1909)
If you want to buy harness go to a Harness shop. This is an old trade maxim and a good one because it stands to reason that a man who has had years of experience
in the business will not misrepresent a piece of work or the kind of
leather used in the work. L.W. Perry engaged in the harness business
at this place about eight years ago and knows a piece of leather. When
he sells you a set of hand sewed harness with his guarantee you may be
your bottom dollar that he will make good every time.
Mr. Perry is a married man and has a highly respected family. Perry is
a hustler, a fine workman and a Christian gentleman, one who stands
high in social and business circles and is deserving of the patronage of
the community in which he does business. In connection with the
regular business he maintains a repair department and is ready at all
times to do such work while you wait and rest assured that the wait will
be of short duration. L.W. Perry is a great home town man and his shoulder is always at the wheel when anything that will promote its advancement comes up, he wants to see things move and is not afraid to put his hand in his pocket in order to boost it.