The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-01
DOE RUN RIPPlES.

Rev n. o. Fleming is having
Q his cellar repaired this week.
The little daughter of Mr. VIM.
McClintock is sick this week,
DR.. Braham is having some re-
pairing done on his house this
, week
a goodly number of our towns 70
men are going to visit the World s
Fair this week
| Old Bro. l.. Williams, who Inns
been very sick for some time, is re-
ported better at this writing
| The Bono Mercantile Co. has or
dered 100 uulOn suits to be worn
| by the boys on the nations birth
day.
John and Byrd IIulsey visited
Farmer John Wood Sunday even,
ing. They report crops locking
well
The Doe Run union is making
arrangements ms fast as possible
for the picnic to he given here on |
the Fourth.
Grandma Silvey is thought to be-
dying ut this writing. She has scv
eral sons who are citizens OF Doe
Rnn aud vicinity
Rev. n. O. Fleming will preach
ut Cantwcll Friday night, aud from
there he will 60 to Bonnie Tcrre.
where he will reach Sunday.
y young peoples party was given
Mt Mr. Walter palmrr's Tuesday
evening IN honor of Miss Hattie
Thomnrc y good lime is reported
The Missionary Baptist Church
is engaged in IA revival meeting this
week. Two of the William Jewel
College students are doing the
preaching.
MI. Chas. London visited rein.
tlvcs in Flat River Sunday. Mr.
London reports seeing - persons
baptized; 20 of them were baptized
IN twenty minutes time.
Thomas Mastcrson, the propric,
tor Of the klondikc store, re. !
turned from trip to the city,
where he Ind been buying goods
and taking IN he fair.
The l4-yrar.old son of ". c.
Hill returned home last Friday |
from Bollingcr county, where he 5
has been stopping with his uncle l
this spring and summer. I
The Sunday School teachers !
of the Missionary Baptist ,
Church met ut the home of Mr.. =
Ellis Horton last Thursday night. &
An interesting program was carried #
out. i
Mr. Price Robinson visited his
brother, Mr. Floyd Robinson, in |
Flint River last Sunday. lie re. d
ports Il good deal of building out n
there. Most of the buildings going 3
up are brick. Il
Mr. james Adams, who has been u
Il feather rcnovater here
for the past several days, left for y
his home on the 10Th, where he v
will spend the ith Mr.. Adams
lives IN Tennessee. /
Mr., VIM Pinson took charge of 7
The hotel last Monday morning,
formerly controlled by Mrs. Van
Bceck. We predict success for Mr..
Pinson He is II nice man and nm
Did citizen of Doe Run.
Two prominent young ladies 9,
United with the Frecwill Baptist ~
'hurch last Sunday night. This A
makes about ~ additions during :
he last two months. The Church X
will meet ont at the river SUNDAY
'v"ning where eight persons are |,
expected to he hnptizcd The Tn II
on SUNDAY School is doing good
york. Mr.. John llulsry is the II
much esteemed superintendent. Ii
Mr.. VIM, Lovcrn and family |.
listed Sunday at MIR. Marion Sci.
,o's, Il farmer living 5 miles south z
VI town Mr., Lovcrn says he never
.aw IA better prospect for all kinds :
# fruit. The crops, he says, look
'ery promising. He reports hav
een about three acres of volunteer "
lover which was as fine rs if it -,
nd been sown, and what is more Fl
the land had never had Nj
lover on it before. Where did the ~
lover come FRONT This may be- .,
n interesting question for study. or
lie reports the timothy crop very III
hort. A new school house is to "a
'e built near Mr.. Seigo The r. =,
Iousc will be used for church pur- 4,
'oses too. While returning home III
Ie had the misfortune to brenk one H'
# his buggy shaves, but succe eded "
n getting home with it anyway. ~
OUR BowLERs. 50
Expert bowling by some of the ~ n,
asst bowlers is as follows: n,