The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-15

Cora NaDD, passed. Through mere tues
day from Princeton, n.y., en- route TO
Pennington, where lIt. Garrett will
open up a Racket store. Mr.. aud Mfs
Garrett have many friends here who
join US In wishing them good iusk.--
Charleston Chr1nicle.
Mrs. Flancry, m old lady living near
Del.asgus, fell OF Of her horse last
Monday, aud dislocatcd one Of her
Shoulders Drs. Keith aud McEwen
wcrc called IN aud reduced the dislOca-
tim. Mis-. FlaneFy Is "a years Of age,
rhich makes The Injury all the worse,
bat We understand that she is gcltiag
along as comfortably as could be cx.
pccted.
Little sliss Edna Simmons cntor-
tanned some Of her friends 90 her ninth
birthday anniversary, Monday Fcbrn.
AIRY 18Th. There were present keha
aud Agnes Halle, Gcttpe aud Johnnie
Burks, Mia Cloud, Hugh Mayberry,
Mary Jennings, Myra Munger, Ofyal
Iuylor, Earl and Ethel McAluI,in,
lSene Cunningham, Mildred Mckinney,
Marvin Mcdaniel aud lIenuie Morris,
and tho little folks enjoyed themselves
right royalty.
The new building aud loan assoeia-
lion was organized last Tuesday even.
ing with capital stock Of 500, 600
five hundred shares Of 5000 each.
II viii be known ia The Pennington
!lomc Building and Loan Association.
The following Board Of Directors was
elected. W. X. Lang, ". ". Harlan,
A. 7. Nixon, sam Iscnmaa, f. Trnppe,
Charles Guessing, J. r Cuyce, Merrill
pipkiu, I'd Klein, }. 5. Clay, G. x.
Trait, W. +. DOss aud d. j. Doughty.
The board will NEE, next Tucsday
night 20 cleo, officers
Miss Fanny Lang delightfully."- enter.
tanned the Carum Club Monday night.
The principal feature OF the entertain
mcnt was a geographical game, Mr..
Joe Parks being The lucky one out Of
three drawing Tor tho prize, which
WAS beautiful medallion. Miss Auua
Klein drew the BOBBY prize. A mum.
Der OF other games were played, after
which dainty refreshments we're sersed
on small tables Q1ite a number Of
guests were invited beside the club
members. Among those present were
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed Klein, FIR aud AlTs
/ T.. G.. simmons, Mr. aud Mrs. VI. L.
! Cnycu, Mrs. Joe G. Logan of Carthage,
/ Misses Kate Forster, Kate Marks, Grace
/ Carter, Annie Klein, Kate IIralnm,
Mamie and Gncg Ilighicy icua karsch,
Maine Iutk, Ida yulloth, Nellie Carrie
ton, Annio M1ng', My llelbcr;
Mcssls. sam l,cnman, ". NJ. Harlan,
VIII aud Paul Caycc, Bid Smith, Joe
Parks. Jake karsch, Will Lang. John
and Ben FOWL. Id liollcr aud Tom
Bufks.
In many OF the counties candidates
for local Offices are announcing, aud
in some of them calls for the nomiuu-
ing primaries have been made. In
NJ Frsnc9is county, however, where
the candidates are usually out early
and as active ms bees in clover Time,
little has been heard from them yet,
few ruWoFs even ii prospective can
didates being ahjat. Whether this
means thai an early primary Is not
anticipated or desired, 90 whether they
expect to mako the contest short,
sharp aud Interesting, we cannot say;
but certainly II does not mean that
the desire for Office aud love of the
iun aud excitement attending cam
pasgns tar nominations sse o.. .ae
wane. When the break Is made there
will probably be rush nil along the
Iiue. The county offices to be filled
this year are Representative TO tho
GeaEial assembly, Coaniy Court jus
tees 10 the First aud Second districts,
Collector. County Treasurer, Prusceu-
ting Attorney, Sheriff. Assessor, Sur
yeyor and Coroner. The holdovers
are Presiding Judge Of the County
Court, Probate Judge and Clerks of
tho Circuit and Coun'y Couris.
Mr. v. c. Arnctt, superintendent of
the Electric Light aud loo Company,
met with very painful accident Tues
dRy, and Il Ia wonder that be WASH I
killed lie had climbed the pole near
lhe Christian church for The purpose Of
changing tho wires, Before going up
the pole he tried It. and Il appeared to
be perfectly solid aud safe, bat rs soon
as he iooseEcd the wires 1t began 10
ssay and fell, having broken of few
inches below the ground. IN the fall
his tight leg was caught across the
picket fence, ard the pole across bis
leg. He managed 10 oxsrscate himself,
how he hardly knows, sud was sur
prIsed 10 learn that his leg was moi
broken, bot Il was severely strained and
painfully bruised lie was laid mp
With HE injuries, but ncxl morning was
feeling better, and thought he would be
sbiu to be out during the day. Il
seems that the pole, which had rotied
aa below tho surface, was held up by
the guy aid cross wires, and N soon
% the cross wires we're foosened It
broke OF Al the ground aud fell.
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For Sale.
A iine yonng jack, black with white
points, three yoars Old ibis sprlng,
sired by stcmwinaer. aud - One ~
was ever raised on the fiarris faraL
lie Il ready for service thiz spriag. Can
be seen At farm ~ miles vest IF Lib
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