The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

"AUnREY"
by Mary Johnston,
Author Of "To Have aud To Hold, "
Ready February goth, 1909,
OF PELTYs.

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While working on a scaffoli at The
asylu last Saturday Sir W. IL. Waits
Jumped, thinking the scSffold was
falling. a distance Of about eight feet,
and sprnined bis ankle.
Mis- NJ. T.. Stone aud her son, Mr..
WIN. Stevenson, Of st. Lonis, came
down Monday on account Of the illuess
Of Mrs stones brother, Dr. Madison,
who died that evening.
sf,s. ". II. woudesly, who with
her family iornscrly lived In Farming
ion. aud was known TO many Of our
people, died at her home IN Wichita,
Kansas, on the 18th last, 10 the 10th
year Of her Hge.
Richards 6 Pt,ngIe's Georgia Min
arcls played here Friday night TO =
crowded Lousc. II Il good show
aud gave a clean, up-tO-date perform
ance with a snap and 90 to IL from
start to flush.
j. l.. johnson Of the mercantile
firm u Huber q johnson has sold bis
interest In The store 70 {. A. ketlinger
and Z. I. Grieshabsr. Tho business
viii be continued under the firm name
II IJUber lros. & Co.
Work has again been resumed on
The Grand Leader building and Mr. A.
{. Davis huilding, tie b,iek work
being nearly completed UP 10 the sec
und floor on the former, and the
framing being well under way 90 the
latter.
nr. u J. Robinson has removed his
Office from the Kugcl building, whore
be has been located for the last eight
or nine years, TO the first luor nt he
new office building on the northwest
corner Of the Public Square, which
has Just been completed.
Three Of Flat Rivers ''bad men"
tried TO take the show aud few other
things Friday night aud then after
painting the town a brilliant red pro-
eesded to stripe It. Night Marshal
jackson did little Taking hlniseli,
just absu, !hat ;,me, aGd they realized
suddenly and foreihly tia, they were
away from home,
Judge swink whilo In Bonnie TeFro
last Saturday met with much eneour-
agement Ia his candidacy Tor the State
Senate. B0nne Terre certainly feels
very kindly toward Judge swlnk. MS
he has done 4 great deal for BouDr
Terre In the way of bridges. roads, |
ttg. The Judge always has had and
always will have many slaunch friends
here. .--Donnc rcrEe Star.
Mr. Adam Scmlit, who has for
many years been conducting 4 wagon,
blacksmith and sawmlll establishment
10 Farnirgtou. has retired from the
business and turned Il over 10 his two
sous. adan Jr. aud All;cst, mA@ will
continue the bualnoss under the firm
name Of Schmiil Bros. They are
bright, wije-awake energeis young
u,eH, lssl.class workmen and worthy |
the patronage OF The public. We wish
them every success.
Airs. j. s. GosSom and sfsS. Ssha |
Deals came near having serious run
away Sunday Afternoon. They were
driving near the Baptist College when
one horse began Getting up and goa
csugsa on the buggy iongss. Then
both horses started TO run. bni struck
the buggy on rock near Mr. Il. II. |
Io'tsannoa's house, breaking The buggy |
asa ss.-:::.-sriag ono horse. Neither Of
the ladies we're hurt nor thrown from
Inc husgy.
For saIs---.'Ths Barroli saIldlag, on
Columbia street. four doors east a |
Post Oaice. See Mrs. Barroll.
Mr.. Geo. j. Cola writes MS ifonI
Los Ahgclez. CsIiisFslas nader date al
the l5ih, lie says Mrs. Co.'s has |