The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

COTmick returned saturday from ken'
lucky, where they have been purehas'
ing some blooded horses.
Tctley has Just received new loj
Of wedding, seal aud set rings, and i
the line Of jewrlry OF all kiuds, suit.
able Tot holiday aud wedding presents
Saekmtuu's handmade Havana aud
domestic cigars are the BEST. Smok,
them and patronize home institution.
Ills cigars are all uniua. M ,de and
bear the label.
John Smith, the Young man who
was thrown out Of bis buggy and bis
,kull fractured some weeks since, died
at the home ol hi. father in Doe Hun
last Sunday morning
Mr.. Horace Long returned from a
stay Of several weeks 81 Hot SPRING.
last Wednesday aud spcn, several days
visiting relatives 10 town before re.
turning 10 bis home in Canada.
Mr.. ". c. Halle was IN town Sat.
uTdHy fur the fret time 10 about three
months About ten weeks ago he WAS
kicked by horse and Que Of his leg-
broken, bat he is nov able TO discatd
clutches.
Mr. Palmer Is reader agreeably
lacking 10 The qualities Of the average
"clOCulionist, for hec raids With nat.
uraln5ss and furceiulncss --Burllng-
ton llawkcye. At the Opera House
February IS. Tickets at CITY Drug
Store.
The Committee of the Union Enter.
tninmeut Coarse have decided to give
the patrons Eu extra number on the
9Th Of this month"; mOnolngue Of
the SKY Pilot" by Miss Catherine +.
Oliver. Further notice viii be given
Va our next issue.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris.
lian Church viii give a social, with a
literary program, at the residence OF
Dr. fugale, next Monday evening.
February 18th. Refreshments will be
served and charge vi 10 cents be
made. Every body is Invited.
Mrs Julia Anu Bonham, mother Of
Mt Peter A. Beuham Of Bonnie Tafre,
celebrated the s2d anniversary Of her
birthday on the 9TH inst. The Star
says Mrs Bcnham is one Of the oldest
residents of this part of The country.
She was born in Ste. Genevicye, aud
when seven years old removed with
her parents to Pennington.
Prof Palmer IS an actor Of more
than ordinary ability, lie possesses 4
remarkable faculty for dclying deep
lotto The piece he rcoilcs or reads, and
he bring, ioIlh tho authors every
thought aud motive. III, gestures are
rasy aud natural. lie does not in.
lulge In AIRY pyro,echnie display
Eureka Herald. At the Opera House,
Frd1y, February 18th.
MIR ". +. Miller, who lives two
miles southeast Of Pennington, lus'
lis smoke huusc and about 2,0OU
pounds Of pork by fire last Wednesday !
tight. Secretary j. L. Pratt OF the |
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
By advice of the president, went out |
aud Investigated the matter, and paid !
Mr.. Miller $50, that being the full |
tmount Of insurance carried on the |
'mokcEousc aud contents.
Arrangements have been made fur |
I series Of farmers meetings in this
section in Match, at which Hon. n
!. Murray, president Of the state Hot
icultural Society, Major Frank liol.
tngcr Of Rusedale, Kansas, Prof. i.
/ Slinson of Mountain Grove, and
overall others prominent in horiicul.
ure have promised to be present
The dates fixed are: Pennington,
March 4th; fredefektown, 9th;
.utcsyiIlc 9Th; Arcadia 9Th, aud Bis
narck, Slh.
We have received from Secrctcry L
/. Goodman of the State Horticultural
society u copy of the 43d annual re.
'ou, containing fall proceedings with
III the addresses delivered aud papers
cad before the summer meeting of
300 at ChiIIcoihe on June 9TH, 9Th
nd 9Th, aud before the winter meet.
ng at arlington December 4th, 9th
md 9Th. II Is book Of over 400
,ages and contains very interesting
natter for people interested in fruit
growing,
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Burglary
Last Friday night Davis & sproit's