The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-07

/ pleased With the excellent instruction
OF Prof. Mcloy. II has an enrolment
now Of abou, so.
Mr.. G.. NJ London, secretary Of the
Flat River Realty Co., well known to
many II our people ~ a former student
Of the Baptist College at this place,
was In town Monday.
AIr j. l.. Counts bought The VIM.
l. Patterson lot, opposite the Guessing
Milling Co.'S mill, In Patterson adii-
ton. AZ trustees sale last Saturday.
bidding II In for slG5.
Miss Zola IIaumau leit yesterday TOT
Dommiug. New Mexico, where she
will spend several weeks visiting her
father, Mr.. j. Baumau, who j. inter
esicd 10 soAe mincs a, lha, place.
Mr.. John u. Vance Of Juuca, who
holds the position Of Postmaster 10 the
State Scuatr, came down last S,tgr
h,y on a short yi,i, to his home folks,
returning to Jefferson City Tuesday.
Ed. j. y. billiard Of st. Louis.
State Financial Secretary Of the ncnc-
VIOLENT Organization Of the Christian
Church, was here Tuesday ia the in.
tcFcst 81 the Christian Orphans Home.
Dr. L. WcrbIun, optICiau Of ST.
Louis, will visit Harrington again
Friday aud Saturday, February 6lh
au / 9lh, aud will be pleased to give
free consultation at DR.. kciih's office
Davis & Sprolt are receiving almost
daily their new spring lines, such as
clothing, shoes, hats, gcnilcmcn's fur
nishing goods, staple and fancy dry
goads--in fact everything kept in an
up-to.ditc general store Don't fail
60 see their lines before placing your
orders.
The correspondent who sent ia
items FROM Dcias.us Last week should
give ~ his name. We must know
who our correspondents are before VIC
insert thcir articles. Items should
also be seut In as catly In tho week as
possible, or Ibey may reach US too
late.
We have made arrangements With
Mr. j. +. Ice, Deputy Circnit Clerk
and Recorder, TO furnish Us weekly a
report Of reul estate transfers of the
county, which VIC have no doubt will
prove interesting to the readers Of THF
rIHrs and keep them posted on real
estate deals.
Chas. Gicrse Is rcmodcling his mcr-
chant tailoring establishment, Feshelv.
Ing, repapering and fixing mp gener-
ally, aud says he purposrd having the
"sweliest" place iH town. Charley is
an cutcrprisiug young business man
and deserves success.
Dr. and Mrs. J. l.. IIaw, Miss Lois
IIaw and Mr.. and Mira. Peers Taylor
left Tuesday for Commerce to be pres
ent At the marriage Of Dr.. uriel Haw
to Miss Mabel Hunter, which occurred
at that place yesterday "wednesday
Rev Marvin 7. IIaw, brother Of the
groom, officiating.
Last Wednesday Sheriff Highlsy ar
rested at the National Lead Works
James Pitts and William Rhby, who
acre recently Indicted By she Grand
July on charge Of blowing up the
railroad switch at Gdmbo mines last
July Pitts gave bond for bis appear
aucc, but Rnby falling to secure bond
was lodged in jail.
Mrs. Helen c. Bullock Of Elmira.
n. Y, a National Temperiace Lee
turer, viii lecture in the Court House
Friday evening. February Slh. The
exercises win begin a, fifteen minutes
10 eight O'Clock. The public is cor.
daily Invited. Mrs. Bullock will meet
tho children Of the l., I. l.. 10 the
baptist church Friday afternoon at
four o'clock.
The Wesleyan Male Qnartctle gave
splendid entertainment at the Opera
House last Friday evening, which was
kesuiy cujoyed by large aud appEe-
cIuIige audiences. Should they counc
this way again lhay will meet with a
responsive welcouse. Indeed all the
entertainments arsanged for hy 1he
Local Entertainment, Course, have been
tirsi-ciass.
AIR. and Mrs. sam'l r. Fleming re-
turned home last Friday after short
Walt TO the family u ldr. Joe Blanks
% segnIn. Texts, and other iriends In
that State. lie saw Mr.. Thomas Y.
Donthls. who lost everything he had
by the disastrous coast storm, but who
BY the assistance Of srirnds Il getting
on bis feet again. lie Is now en-.
ployed as book keeper COR hardware
ilrus. Mr. Fleming says be and his
wife enjoyed their trip vury much.
sroPs THE COUCH