The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-17

Mrs. W. T.. Elliott left Tuesday
morning for Lincoln, Neb., to visit
friends aud relatives TOT soyeral weeks.
Rev. ID. ". Grow of DeSoto came
down Monday TO attend u meeting OF
The executive committee Of Ca.letou
College.
Tie laying on the Southern Missouri
railway has begun, says the Ste. Gen
We've News, aud has reached the
county farm.
Pipkin & Swink, the real estate
husllsrs, have some good farms aud
other property that can be bought on
good terms.
Our stock Of dry goods, groceries,
shoes aud clothing cannot be exceIlsd.
Sec US before you buy. --McCormick,
sprOtt & Co.
You can always get what you want
Ia groceries at Klein Grocer Com.
pAny's. Their stock Is always full
aud complete.
ar. L. l.. Mac0mber Of lrondale
visited Mir Nixon Thursday, aud while
here bought a fine team Of carriage
horses Of Mrs. Forster
Mr.. Thomas Lang is pnshing The
subscription list for the erection Of
baud stand, and has something over
500 already subscribed.
Miss Susie T.. LeS,hers leaves next
week for Shelbyville, H., on two
weeks visit to her friend, Mrs. jose
phine Keller.
Dick Burks sold his interest 10 the
laundry this week TO his business part
ner, Miss Jennie Carter. who will
continue the business alone.
Mrs. o. J. Msybcrry went to Bis
marck Monday to visit her sister,
Miss Rita Tuliock, who has been very
III, but Is rapidly recovering.
viii Hcrzog, who accidentally shot
himself a, Crystal City some weeks
ago, returned home last "Wednesday,
and Is employed a, the News Office.
Get sonc Of those three-yeaT old
Ben Davis trees for your orchard that
81. Buttcrtield is selling at from &c to
lOc at his sale yards in Harrington.
Rev. S. W. Emery preached the
reopcniug sermon at tho new Southern
Methodist church last Sunday and
conducted services Monday aud Tues
dsy evenings.
The Odd Fellows will bold their
eigbty.ihird annual celebration on the
25ih Of April al Charleston. EEcur-
zion trains WI be run from DuSoto
aud Douiphan:
Dr.. and Mr. Topping returned
home last week from ChicsSs. They
were accompanied by Mrs. John blue,
who went there for treatment aud is
much benefited.
Clarence Telley, who has been at |
tending the dental department Of the
Washington University in Sc. Louis,
returned home Sunday to spend the
summer vacation.
Mfr. George J. Cole returned home
Monday from New York. He was
accompanied by MarahsIl Page Of that |
city, who will visit friends aud rcla-
tives here for several weeks.
Pass It Along.,' There arc q mum.
Der Of packages ready which may be
had by calling at Mrs. Fishers reel
dence. Contributions of mAgAzI nes
for this purpose are solicited.
Mrs J. X. T. Dixon and her four
children are visiting her parents, Judge |
aud Mrs. S. s. Smith. They arc on
their way from California 10 Virginia,
where Mr. Dixon has accepted the
paatorate Of a Christian Church.
AZ the congregational meeting Of
tho Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning II was decided 10 call the Rev.
DIR. Chauuoey Hickok of Columbia,
Mo, 10 preach for one year. ilov,
Hickok will probably accept.
The board OF Commissioners Of In.
saao asylum Nc. Eist Ia 81. Louis
last SATURDAY ana let the contract for
laundry machinery TO the American
Laundry Muehino Company Of Cincln-
mali for s4,bT5. The machinery is TO
be put 10 place by the first Of June.
Mr.. j. A. Sprott, who wen. 10 Cal.
iiornia several weeks ago 20 reouper-
ate bis health, writes back from San
Diego that ne is delighted with the sa-
lubriousness OF the climate and has
greatly improved during his stay them,
having gained twelve pounds Ia weight.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian Church will entertain at Mira.
Ella Buckle tomorrow (Fridayl even
Ing. A literary and musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
and refreshments win be served at The
usual prices. Everybody Is cordially
Invited.