The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14

kind of an entertainment at the close
Of the present session
Mr.. a. H. Mckenzie Of Libcrtyyi!lc
was in town Monday on business. and
had TuE ZINES sent to Mr., Henry
Ledbcttcr at Olstco, Okla
MIR. Leroy Matkin Of Bismarck was
in town last Thursday on business.
We were sorry to learn that he had
been in poor health for some time
Our Laccs and Embroideres are
the most elaborate in town Some oi
the very newest designs
CoLE u Nixon
II you want to buy OF sell res
estate, don't forget to call on Oscar
L. Halle a Co. They will always
save you money Office in DAVIS
building
Did you see those fine picture, on
exhibition at The Fair. They are
worth 81 80, but wo are selling them
At Il 90 while they last
The lAIE
Regular meeting Of Ionic Lodge No.
1874, Fiat River, Mo, MAY iGlh.
Work in the third degree Brethren
of the order invited
J a PARKER, Srcr
Mir jacob lay of Randolph town
ship called Monday and renewed for
THE inns He is one OF our long
standing subscribers rs well a, one Of
The counry's best citizens
larson and otto Perkins Of Fill
more, H., are visiting Mrs II. c.
Rudy. Mr.. and Mrs. William II Per
kin~ aud son, Lester, Of st. Louis, and
Nj Philip .Leihigh of Bcllefontanc,
Ohio, visited Mrs Rudy Sunday
Rev. c. L. IIickok, who has been
preaching for the Presbyterian Church
At this place the past year as "slated
supply, " was called by the church as
pastor, which call will be confirmed
some time this month by the rrcsby-
terry.
Barney Polly again distinguished
himsoIf on Monday by his cIcye! field
ing of hard one Barney seems to
he making good with the minor
losgucs, aud incidentally is fixing mp
- nice berth for himself in the big
Leagues
Hon. 4 a. ROlicr Ia, been APP.
pointed receiver Tor Huber Bros Co.'S.
store, which closed it's door last mi.
day. The liabilities hrc said to be in
The ncighboihood Of 80, 900, and The
assets will probably amount to 5000
u e, GEO.
Mr. aud Mrs. {. " Hollis left
this week for New Orleans to attend
the Confederate Reunion, Mrs
Elarkcr, formerly Mrs Cornwall, Of
Il Louis, sister OF Mrs. Hollis, will
haze charge of the Hollis House during
{ heir absence.
Mrs. lcuctta Sergeant Haskell gave
4 recital ut the Opera House II the
object Of the entertainment, the cS-
tabIishmcnt OF Richard Bland schol-
arthip at Trinity College, Washington,
u. c., had been better known, the at
tendance would have probably been
larger The audience present enjoyed
the program vary much.
The Board Of Trustees of the Far
mington Baptist College met last
Thursday to receive bids for the sale
of the college property Ono of the
local real estate firms put IN Il bid Of
go, 600, bat AS n communication was
received asking that the property be
held until arrangements could be made
by certain parties, who wish to con
duet school, no action was taken on
the bid The board prefers to sell the
property to some one who will con.
duct school.
Mrs. L. ID. Fisher entertained Mon
day evening with tea for her mother,
Mrs Orr, on her seventy fourth birth
day anniversary. The guests were
Mrs. Whitclnw Of st Louis, Mrs. John
Mccormick, Mrs. Rozier, ST, Mrs
Fugalc, Mrs. +. G. Simmons and
Mrs Genevieve F Logan. There
were four generation present, Mrs
Orr, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Simmons and
Fisher Simmons There were also two
Representatives of the second, third and
fourth generations, the latter being
Fisher and Theodore Simmons of Trim.
idad, Colo.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Zwart entertained
at progressive euchre last Wednesday
evening There we're eight tables and
the following were the guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Reese, Nr. ant
Mrs. Joe Zwart, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rozicr,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guessing, Mrs
John Kirbcrg, Mrs. Mamie Reese,
Mrs L. G. Simmons. Mrs. Genevieyt
F. Logan, Mrs. John b. Highley,