The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.


Henry Vale u on the sick list.
Finls Sinclair h car rrpassipg now.
III. T. Robinsoa will move to towH
soon.
w. y. n. Butler spent Monday at
irondale.
". j. llnsscll was In town one day
last week.
j. n. Porter of Charleston was In
town reocntIy.
". +. Reiuig Is moving 10 Jones
boro, Arkansas.
Mr.. George East has been quito sick
for general days.
Vim. Traueruicht Of MIddlebrook
was in town Monday.
Rev. Grow preached at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday night
c. d. knight, it Is said, viii move
onto MIR Larkins' farm.
A. T.. Rowland won't to st. Louis
last week, returning Monday.
+, l.. MeCumber Of IlopswrlI was
In town Monday on business,
pr. j. J. Norwine visited bis parents
In Washington county last Monday.
Miss Lulu Mason Of Pennington was
the guest Of the Misses butleF last week.
Joseph Taylor aud James S. larger
of Caledonia were In town last Monday.
Vim. Crommer, prominent saw
mill man Of Elsiaore, was Ia town las,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of Kansas
have been visiting their son, Il. ].
Hubbard.
John Rice, the head clerk 10 Mr..
Buffers store nj Irondaie, was 10 town
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. A. Morris, mother of j. l..
Morris, has been quite sick of puou.
monia for several days.
Tralumaster DeGarmo aud Detective
MeCabe were In town Tuesday morn.
ing. looking after company interests.
Charles johnson of Belgrade, who
recently purchased j. S, Bargsr's prop
erly here, is moving TO town this week.
The Royal Neighbors were organized
here last Monday night, after whioh &c.
freshmcuts were served to nil preseat
Mr.. d. lmboden, father Of Mrs.
Walter Sutherland, spent a day in town
recently on his way to polosi TO attend
Circuit, Court.
The Homo Mission Society will give
a Calico Carnival on the evening Of the
ED inst, which promises To be very
interesting and amusing affair.
Prcsiden, George Gonld of the Mis-.
sour Pacific aud st. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain & Southern railways, passed
through here in his special car CAT
ianla) last week.
4 little child Of Mr. John pippin's
was buried here last week. Mir rippin
was resident Of our town number
Of years, and we are surry 10 hear Of
bis misfortune.
Mr.. John I.atoutno, aged IS years,
died ut his home last Saturday morn
ing The funeral. conducted by Rev.
l.. u. Nichnl. was attended by large
Ihrorg Of friends aud relatives. The
rcmains were inferred IN the bismarck
cemetery Sunday evening.
Prospecting for mineral will be be.
gun on Mr.. Shefrrl's firm this week.
While Bismarck Is undergoing no spas.
modic boom, il Is sarely gaining ground
and will eventually take us proper po-
ii ion In the front rank Of mining aud
enlerprising towns.
Mr. H. H. Marbury Is considered 81
a favorable candidate for the nomiua-
lion iOr Representative on the Demo.
cratic ticket. Mir Matbury Is young
man Of rare attachments, and II uomi-
mated and elected would make a model
Representative.
Mr. c. T. Tullock Is trimming hi
sails preparatory 10 entering tho field
for the nomination for Collector uf st.
Francois county. aiT. Iul!oSk's ahi!'
ny is unques,iunabic, and be Is a
stannch Democrat II he decides "a
make the race, he vii! "grt there, Eli. -
March -. owl.