The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

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Preliminary work was commenced
this week TO make ready ior the ere.
ton Of the HolleT-Lang building on
Columbia street
lou eau always get Whist you want
In groceries At Klein Grocer Com.
puny's Their stock Is always full
md complete
Ms -. A. Lett returned home last
week from Colorado Springs aud other
Western points, where she has been
Tor several months
Mt nud Mrs. Guy Tullock Of lis
maick spent couple IT days with
Mrs rs father, Sir. Peter Schmitl,
the lirsl ut the week
Mrs l.obsingcr Of ~. l.ouis, who
has been visiting her daughter, Ass.
john kirhctg. for several weeks, re-
turned home last week.
The kindergarten Club will presen,
a play, Hearts and Diamonds," al
the Opera House on Tuesday, May g.,
Tor the benefit ot the little school.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W Hollis. Wm.
Corr, Chns. Harris and Ernst Blue
left SUNDAY 30 siirnd the Confederate
Rcuuiou %, Dallas. Texas.
Carson Wood and vesl turks left
Tuesday moraiug tur oklahoma, In
the vicinity Of peaca City, where they
will be employed IN q cattle ranch.
Norman Blue. who went TO West
Plain. A couple Of weeks ago, stopped
over Ia town last week on his way
back 10 Dexter To resume his former
position.
Mr. Geo. J Cole left Thursday for
his Oregon gold mines. lie was ae-
compaBied by Ralph Elyins, ~h0 will
take charge Of the machine shops Of
the mines
Mr. ), g. Templcion. formerly Of
Doe Run, has bought the Watts prop
erly in the north part Of town on the
- L9u's road, and moved in las,
seek with his family.
Rev Marvin T. Haw, pastor Of ~.
Pauls 49, 3. Church, South, of ST.
Louis, held the second of The series Of
Feopening services At the Southern
Methodist church Sunday.
Freddie Hermann, the Eve year. old
son Of Mr.. lIenry Hermann. fell iFom
a wagon 10 the rear Of iaug's wagon
shop last week. ana suffered internal
injuries which have confined him to
his bed since.
Mrs. Cunningham, with her little
nephew, Of Los Angeles. Cal, is via
iling her brother, Mr.. L. c. Hoiler.
They were accompanied from 81. Louis
By Mrs HolleF, who has been visiting
friends there.
Mt L. X Peers arrived homeRl last
seek from Dickinson, Texas, where
be spent the winter with bis brother,
Hon. PIN h. Pcers Mr. Peers Is
looking unusually well, sud glad to be
among old friends again.
We ave informed that there 10 to be
E new paper, independent In politics.
started at bismarck In the very near
future, with Doc Grow If the DeSolo
Republican hack Of il, and probably
Carl Grow Ia front Of It.
The proceeds Of the social which
was given Ut Airs. Ella Bucks last
Friday night amounted ta about sI7,
which the Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian Church will apply on a new
organ 10 be purchased by that church.
A special meeting Of Pennington
Lodge No. 1879 A. y. & A. NJ. will
be held on Thursday, April 24Ih, al
$50. Work 10 the +. A. degree.
A full attendance Is requested.
X. TsTLEF, Sec'y.
Mr W. A. Woudrrly Of Wichita,
Kansas, who ut one time was engaged
in the hardware business In Farming.
ton, aud who left here about "a years
ago, Is spending few days IN town
with friends. Mrs. Wonderly died
recently, mention Of which was made
in TnE TiNvs
Among twenty-five physicians APP
pointed by Governor DOokery ss dele
gsies 20 represent the State At the Sd
annual session oi She American Com
gress II Tuberculosis, 10 be held 10
New York city May lA.IG. are the
following iism Southeast Missouri :
Dr frnk l.. Keith Of karmiagt0B, Dr.
l.. 7, Hall of PoiOsi, Dr. j. j. Nor
nina - R...lmw l4t..H 81 IA a.