The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-16
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.


7. f. Deasd went to ST. Louis Mon
day.
YIN. Dcvinc went to st. Louis
Thursday,
Conductor Vim. Lynch is enjoying
: vacation.
u. t. Boston viii soan move back
20 lii.marck.
NJ \. BaHh la, been sick but is
eonYaicsccut.
Conductor Jack Lewis family il at
The City Hotel
Pour Of Mr Robldcau's family are
sick Of typhoid fever.
Mr. WIN. Webb Of Raolin was here
the first u last week.
" S. Anthony, Esq, of ST. Louis,
vas IN town saturday.
G. +. Shauer is the posses.pr Of a
pair OF Belgian rabbits.
Judge WIN Carter Of Pennington
was ia town lasl Tuesday.
Vim. Crummct Of Piedmont visited
g. ". Clarkson laT Friday.
Miss Nellie Bargcr Of Belgrade d.
visiting her sister, Mise Julia.
| G J. Goell1, Jr., has torn down his
barns and has builded greater.
/ IA MrCleary and Leslie HUFF Of
BcllcYicw we're In town Monday.
! Val GOode Is furnishing some very
iiuc melons Of bis own production now.
MIR. u. Imbodcn aud wife Of Alum
Cave are visiting friends and relatives.
Geo. ". Cla,kson has sold hi. in.
,errst In the livery stable Ia Charles
Johnson.
Russ. Acnn u filling mp the old
meat market Tor grocery store aud
fruit stand
Mrs Josie Mason Of Pennington
visited her daughter, Mis-. c. l.. But
Ter, last week.
Miss Gcshcr of lIcmaiile visited here
Saturday aud SUNDAY, the guest OF
Mi.s ABBcss Bullcr.
Mr.. and Mn. e. W. Clmksou have
rcnlcd part Of Nlts. Browns house aud
are housekeeping now.
Prot John II Turner, principal oI
bismarck Public school, moved into
Mrs l.ueicu's house las. Thursday.
W 4. Beard aud family have re-.
turned home after several days Ni,il
| to Mrs Boards parents ia Washington
county.
The base bah clGb Of this place will
give a picnic on the 25lh lust A bal
luJn ascension will be a feature Of tho
/ day amuscmcuts.
| n L. Cotlrcli returned home sun.
day night after a three wees, vacation
aud wa, sent to Poplar Bluff 70 take
charge Of the station at that place.
| The base ball team went 10 Fla,
River sunday aud played the team
there The score was 10 10 IL In ia.
yor Of Flat River. The Bismarck boys
rarely .ufer defeat.
Whoa, ihrcshing i the order Of he
day With farmers Of this section now,
and wheat is farming ont well both 10
gaauli'y and quality. Mr. j. A. Ilor.
ton /, kept guile busy with his machine.
The Republicans seem 10 be rejoic.
Ing over Mr.. Dallon's flop, but they
can't measure up with The prominent
Republicans who have announced their
intention Of voting the Democratic
ticket. Such men as Webster Davis
aud many others are exposing the Ad.
ministralion numerically, aud nre ad.
yooaiiug the Democratic platform,
which cannot possibly be ohjeclional
to any intelligen, and fair minded man
whose interest Is With the wealth pro-
dueers Of the country, viz, the labor.
ing people.
| Raymond Iiispllnghoff, eldest son o;
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Bi-plinghofi. died
IN Fayetteville. Arkansas, on the sih
inst. The remains were shipped home
aud Inferred In the Odd Fellows GENE.
terry ON the i0lh inst, The funeral
from The NJ T.. Church, South, was
conducted 10y Rev. l.. ID. Nichol, and
was attended by a large eoneoursc Of
lricRds aud relatives. lie was siek IS
days and was s years, 2 months and
"a days old. lie wen, to Fayetteville
last sumner TO attend the Fayetteville
University and was stricken with ~.
phoid several weeks ago. Raymond
was an exemplary young man aud the
bercayed parents, brothers and sisters
have our sympathy IN this their hour
Of trouble.
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