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, Bloomfield Is to have another
The chtIstian College al Dexter
nas been Incorporated.
The Lead Belt News Is carrying
two colnmns ofannouncements.
Smallpox has cost the taxpayers
81 ST. Francois county more than
$1,000.
Jack Rodgers was shot and killed
At Blodgett, ApriIl9, BY nnknown
Ste. Genevieve has business firm
that manufactures articles out Of
corn cobs.
Several prisoners escaped from
the,cily ealaooose At Popular Bluff |
u few days ago. |
The republicans Of Cape county |
Will nominate a county ticket in
convention, next Saturday.
There arc iorty.two divorce cases
on the docket for the June term Of
Circuit Conrtin Brtler county.
The Southeast Missouri Medical |
ASSOCIATION will hold their next
meeting in jackson May Q, 2 and ..
Therepabiican congressional con.
yeption for the Fourteenth district
will bo held at Cape Girardeaa next
Tuesday.
Frcdshckiown Democrnt-News.
The saw and grist mill of POLLS
& Co., located near Coldwater, was
destroyed by Hre last Wednesday
afternoon.
Poplar BluG Sentinel
Tad Fullerton, a Cabe Girardean
young man, was fodud unconscious
by roadside Tuesday morning and
will probably die. He was thrown
from a horse.
A new mining company has been
organized at Flat River. Thecom.
pany will be known as the Flat
River Mining Company and is cap
ltalized at $4,000; half paid up.
New Madrid Missourian.
Phil Hafner, editor of the Scott
County Kicker, last Wednesday re-
ceived Telegram stating that his
brother had been run over by the
street cars In ST. louis and killed.
Preparations are being made for
the work of erecting new and
modern building for the Southeast
Missouri Normal School at Cape
Guardian, which is TO be completed
by the nTsy Of September.
Dexter Messenger.
The Reuter- Hub and Spoke Co.,
have put on a night crew at their
factory, under charge of W. Il. Oil
yer, which gives them an output al
most double their usual run. This
increase of force was necessitated
by b heavy demand for their goods.
While W. A. Malugen Of Pied
mont was watching some trees trim
med 10 his yard and holding bis two
year old baby in his arms, on the
ll5th. a limb struck him and knock
| ed the child under q large limb in.
| iuring 1t so that it died in . short
time.--ES.
The case of the State Of Missouri
aeainst John 0buohon, in tbe Cir
cut Court Of Perry county was con
tinued to June End and will, b.
agreement, be tried before either
Moses Whybark of this place OF
Wilson Cramer of Jackson says th'
Perryvillc sun. Obuchonis charg
cd with grand larceny.
Cape Democrat.
Preparations are being made Z
commence work on the new bridg'
at Grays Polntln d few days. Their
are already about two hundred tent
on the ground to booccnpied by th'
men employed on the grading
Barge loads Of stone are expecte'
this week and the sinking Of th'
foundations for the piers will begi'
soon. The Democrat will keep It
readers informed OF the work as
progresses.
Freaericktown Dsmocrat-News.
The engineers arrived here O
Monday afternoon to lay off tn
switch 10 the Buckeye mines
!, They started III to work on MOI
day afternoon. A letter TO th
: Demo ;rat News from Mr.. r. 4
/. Stoneman states that three cars
material for the machine shops ha
i been bought in Chicago and wei
to be shipped in two weeks II wi
not be nlanysweeks untilthings ai
rushing at the Buckeye.
A couple insMadison county, WI
like many others In other conntie
hecame tired of each other and
order to reIieVe themselves Of the
!. imaginary diHiculties, applied +
d divorce. and after having the ord
I published concluded that they we
at liberty and, both were marIit
to other parties. They will no
4 have two cases in courtfor bigam
) Expenonce IS often q hard scbo'
It but it seems to be the only WI
4 some people can be shown
t: Prank Wright shet and kill
b George Barnett at Iladd's Mi
- Pemiseot co6nty. one day last wee
Wright wanted to marry Barnet
p .ase. J.l