The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

] years. Ith INST ihutsuhy 70 accept
position on the jackson Herald. Mr.
Bfaffei's association with this paper
has been Of the pleasantcst character
and we take pleasure In recommending
him as an honorable, reliable aud up.
right man, and wish him success la hii
new field Of labor or wherever hi. linei
may be cast.
For window shades and lace curtain.
go to Cole & NiSon's.
| The heavy rains the past week have
done a good deal oi damage along the
creek bottoms, Noah IIawn. on "
| n. Fleming farm, had all his crop 1i
wheat except Il few shocks, swept away
---Hbout 200 bushels, one. third Of
which belonged to Mr.. Fleming
Louis lilomcycr, on DE Lnzicr branch.
bad about all his wheat washed away.
aud good deal Of corn and oats fu.
incd by the overflow. Others along
Vol Greek were more or less damaged
4 new stock OF Wall iapcr Just re-.
ccivcd Mt City Drug Store.
4 very pleasant party was given At
the home Of Mr.. j. H. Waldo, last Fri.
day evening, which was highly enjoyed
By the guests Those present we're
Misses Virginia CIardy, lola Aauman,
Lula Spaugh, lava fucker, Manic
l;uiiucr, sue Ilartshorn, Jessie SpaugL,
Edna Mason and Miss Wade; and
Mcsfrs. Mack Perkins, Linn Clardy,
Frank Weber, e. e. Darrell .Iohu Nc
Cormick, Bryan Forster, Melbourne
Smith, win Wade. l. u. Walker, Hay
Anderson 4 Faycttc aud Clark John.
son aud Walter Ycarges Of 81. Louis.
Fresh vegetables every morning Of
Klein & Bros.
The 22d inst. WAS the tbriicih we'd.
ding anniversary of SIR and Mrs. The
odore u. Fisher, and their daughter,
Mrs l.. G.. simmons, gave them lit
tie surprise In the shape Of a six
O'Clock dinner. The guests were Dr..
aud Mrs. George ". Williams, Dr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Keith, Mrs George
j. Cole aud Mrs. Philip :. Cole.
This date was also the sisl birthday
anniversary OF DR. Williams, aud Que
Of the pleasant features OF the evening
was The admirable rendering by the
Doctor aud his csiimable wife Of an old
song, "rhe Ofigin II the Harp"
A fine line Of new glassware Just !
received by Klein & liro.
Last Wednesday some Of our Young |
people gave a dance ut the Opera
House In honor Of Miss Mnymc Sydnrg.
teacher OF music at the baptist College
he past term, before her departure ior
her home in Lafayette county Among
he young lHdic, from distance who
were present were Misses Phillippi Of
Crystal Cny, Alma Fletcher Of Area
lia and CoHcllc Keller Of Tcvarkana.
Miss Keller came on 10 meet her friend
Miss Sydnor, aud accompany her home
m y visit. Miss Sydnor Is charming
Dung lady who has made many TREND.
iuring her stay in Pennington. and
'ho regret exceedingly to part with
'rr. She aud her friend, Miss Keller,
eft the following day.
Grocaric, aud provisions At Moore *
lycralrs.
Mrs. Kate Workman NJ New York
'hy arrived here lat Saturday on q
isit to her sister, Mrs. John Ban;ly,
.rar Pennington. Mr.. Hcuuy net !,
cr 10 the station with buggy, aud d
u the way home they had 10 clps, .,
\oli trrck. NiuCc crossing in the ,
IuIung the ralns had flooded the
rrck, and when they came to il the
utluok was not inviting. Mrs. Work
ian protested against driving over /.
Ut MIR. Bently assured her there wa,
o danger, and to convince her had
CT aligbt while hc drove across. lie =
,uud The water much deeper than be-
ypcctcd, washing over the top Of the
uggy box; SO he uuhilchcd The horse, .
'crosSed the stream aud took Mr.,
Workman up behind him 0n ;ha horse
n the way over the horse ctught It's !,
lol between the plauk4 II plank
,adway or bridge at the bottom Of J.,
le creek aud stumbled aud almost fell. :
wing them both a ducking. They
'achcd the other side in safety, how
ier, but Mrs. Workman doesn't care (,
repeat the experience. IA
Our stock of Shoes cannot be sur
ed.--Dayis & Sptoit.
The new building Of Lang q Bro.
30 feet front by 40 feet deep, when 2;
,mpleted will give them a solid brick b,
ontago OF 20I feet on Columbia street il
ilh depth of buildings aud yard Of III
- feet. The concrete for The found. s.
ion OF the new building is partially in, ii,
1t the heavy rains the latter part of III
ST week and Sunday delayed this
Ork some. They are also busy re, +.
Iiring their saw mill, which was bad. at
damaged a few weeks ago By the to
plosion Of the mud pump, and the u
undaiion. machinery and everything in
nneeted with the mill Is being over.
uled aud put 10 the very hes, shape 81,
'ssible. Tho firm Of Lang & Bro N
Is established In 1868. At that 10
ne MIR. liheiDhari, Lang was run. of
ng blacksmith shop and Mr.. Thorn ~
Lang a wagon shop. They bought ia
saw mill aud formed a copartner. 90
Up. They were good business man hn
cTs and good worknen, aud ms their Nj
siness increased they continued 10 wi