The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-14

. ~ this place has been appointed to 81
'pcrinirnd the preliminary work, We
understand trora tho commissioner that
: work on the five cottages contracted
. fJr will begin 10 about wcrk.
b. For window shades aud lace curtains
- To Cole & Nixon's.
MI. August Randolph, a prominent
! young man pf Dosloge, aud Miss Ida
I Il. Maui!l, daughter Of Mr.. Nm. Muir.
rjll, were married at The home uf the
brides parents on the 10th inst, Rey.
, NO. Fleming conducting the ccfc.
mons. The wedding was quiet a.
fair, there being only a few prescn, be.
.ilcs the relatives, bat II was very
happy aud enjoyable occasion. They
, will make their home ut Dcsloge, and
, their many friends wish them the happy
realization Of all their hopes.
We are headquarters for Household
and Family supplies. GRAND Leader.
Miss Alaska Retornaz, daughter OF
Nh. sud Mrs. 4. Rrtornaz. died very
suddenly LAST Tuesday morning Of hem-
orhrgi Of the lung, aged 10 year,, I
months and G days She had hem.
orthagc last january, after which her
health failed rapidly and she was very
feeble, but on the morning Of her death |
apparently felt much better, laughed |
heartily, and said she intended TO get |
ups whsle doing so she coughcd, re.
suiling in the hcmorrhagc, aud died
Ia few moments The funeral will
take place this "wednesday evening
at four O'Clock from the Southern
Methodist church, thence 10 the Ma.
sonic cemetery.
We guarantee our leading brands Of
ladies, gcuts' and chilLrcu's shoes -
--Graud Leader.
UoT. $. r. Ruflncr, y. H., who he,
had pastoral charge Of the Presbyterian
Church AT this place i,r twelve ycar..
resigned his charge last SUNDAY. lei
think, that change will be better for
the Church, and q rest good for him
lie has not made auy arrangement, f1y
the immediate future, and viii probl-
big rCmaiu here until be does "a
l!uHncr came 10 Pennington IN lass
aud Ioak charge Of the Presbyterian
Church on the lst Of June Of that year
Daring hi, stay here he hl, cuirlred
himself 10 oar people among all rtlig.
ioas denomination, and all rl,.irs by
his upright walk, Christian character
and devotion, and bis gcuid Guurlc,y
aud AiHdly consideration for an with
whom be came iu contact, lIr aud his
interesting family have drawn to them
sclvc, many warm ilicads, who will 90. D.,
get 10 pan with them when they ate
called 10 another fed.
We carry taa most complete line 4
mcn'. Plain aud Fancy SHIRT, aud Tvs
a' Grand Leader.
Thomas o. Srg,g. who WIS shot all
lilickwr!i 10y Ipmu II B,a,, 900 th. ,.hI
lust, did fem rae rn Cts II b.
wound, WrIu,slay cyrniu. Bcals .
va, arrested and b;uurhl 10 Farming. "
tan, but was released On bpaI Friday.
II appear, that Bsal.. whD Is q black. G.
smith, hHl ifll some trDnJ,c with G. In
Y. Sega. father u 10" young m1u who
va, shpi, over aa account, aul TINT
ii'a', had made di.plr,gjuE umlik, -
about Tie old miu. Ga iac 4lh MT. "
Tom ~cgIr, WIN lived 81 Emm.vick.
mc, licalr ~ the iimckvell station. and ~
accused him Of threatening 20 beat b
H. out Of biz father Boti- asked
him who told him that, aud be- re- .,
piled, alt doesn't matter, but il you .
don't let my father alone I'll beat h--lI
IA. Of you. Ouc word led to another
when Tom struck BclIs aud rough +
aud tumble fight cnsued, during which h
i is said three reports OF pistol were
heard. Finally both men fell, Tom ON g,
op, and Heals called to The b. ISLANDERS ~
10 take him of. Whom Tom was
skcn Of, be asked someone to take
hold Of bin, saying be was hurt, and "
{ was discovered that he had been shot. "a
Another account is that when Tom had ~
Bcals down, brother, John Scglr, be. Is
,ln to kict Bcals, and Il was then that 10
he latter shot Tom. Drs. Farrar, liam.
Il wnI ] a.
ion, aud found that Tom had been 10
hot through the bladder aul liver. h.
We have cue hundred pats Of shoes, =
srmcr prices 81 90, 50 90 aud 90 so, r.,
low going for : ! 90 and $3.50. .,
CoLE & NIXON. Iii
The work Of icating 'lowu the Chris ca
Ian church cdilicc preparatory to the
rectiou of larger aud more modern Al
Iouse of worship was begun last Mon 4,
lay. Many tender rccolleclions cluster III
bout this old building among some br
{ our older people, and tho Younger be
too, aud there is feeling 81
{ regret, like the parting with an old u,
ricud, TO sec II go. Have they not re
forshiped there time aud again, wit. or
csscd many joyful aud failh-inSpiring IL
pcncs within It's sacred walls, and there Ga,
iT the last time, with icar- dimmel III,
yea aud SORROW la,leBcd hearts, iookcl by
pom the calm, death-eomposed faces 81.
dear loved Ones who had been called wi
nj Of their earthly liyes7 We would III,
ot Il VIC coald forget these tender lt,
Iemories, and they come rushing over
:, subducd aud melIowed by tho heal
x hand of Time, as we see the walls
this old ahnreh, which has witnessed vi
) many Of oar JOYS aud setFows, dis Sc
ppearing beneath the wstkman's POS
lnds. This church was built BY the
cougrrgaffun IN 1881