The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-22

The Grand Leader - the place To
get Iron Beds. We have two particu-
larly good patterns at low prices
Don't fail to hear Col. Ham lecture
next Monday night. lhe last and
best of tho Entertainment Course.
We have a first. class lot of galvan-
lied barbcd wire at 80 % per 100
pounds. Roswell & IlELRER.
Miss " bite aud Mr. Reese were in
st. Louis last week making purchases
of additional spring stock for the Grand
Leader.
Two of Mr. Luther liurry's children.
Lynn and Alta, have been quite sick
this week with incipient pneumonia,
but are better.
Miss Mary Wells, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Miss Laura Murphy,
the past week, has returned to her
home in Bonnie Tcrrc
Shipments are arriving and being
marked out daily Don't neglect to
examine the Spring Sui,inGs and Nov
elites at the Grand Leader.
DR.. h. T. Bcnder is making n spc-
rialty OF crown and bridge work. lie
also extracts aud fills teeth without
pain. At the ST. Francois Hotel April
18th to 3Oth
Mrs. Edward c. Simmons and her
two little boys, Fisher and Theodore,
viii arrive Saturday from Trinidad,
Colo, to spend a couple of months
with home folks.
Mrs j. +, Putnam aud children
will go to st LOU, Saturday to attend
the marriage of her sister, Miss Dora
itch, which will take place next Tues
day to Joe Babka.
All who wish Dr. Bender to make
plates, crowns or bridge work this Wis
it, should call for impression the first
week. He will be at the ST. Francois
Hotel April 10Th to 30th.
For the meeting Of the 9Th district
clubs at Old Orchard, on the l4th, Mrs.
NJ l.. Caycc Of the Monday Club pre-
pared a paper on "Forcstry,' which
was read 10y Miss Gladys Rozier. Mrs.
| 4 nlnnInl fret oil ,,Fppi,Iant
Of the district.
The music pupils Of Miss Eleanor
Conway held their regular class meet
ing Saturday afternoon. Several visit
ors were present and they were highly
appreciatve of the program rendered.
Miss Conway should feel proud of the
progress her pupils are making.
Work on the electric railway is pro-
.ressing at good rate. The trolley
wires are in place from De Lassus to
the power house north of Pennington.
II is expected that the road will be in
operation by June 18th or before, aud
completed to Flat River by December
3lSl. MIR. Thurlby, the manager, is
u puSher
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lawrence went
TO IT Louis this week to attend the
graduating exercises Of the ST. Louis
School of Pharmacy, their son, Ellis,
being among the graduates. Ellis
Lawrence is one Of our best young
men. gcnteManly and attentive to
business, and we wish him the great
est success in bis chosen profession.
Mr.. Luther i Peers has returned
from his winter quarters at Galveston,
Texas, arriving here Tuesday. 1t is a
joke among MIR. Peers friends that he
always brings bad weather with him
on his return home in the spring from
Texas, and the present was no excep-
ton To the rule. for slect and rain
and snow followed his appearance;
hut his friends arc always glad to SEQ
| him in fair or foul weather.
Mr.. Ellis j Jones Of Marion town
ship announces himself this week rs a
candidate for Judge of the County
Court from the First district. MIR.
Jones was born and reared in st. Fran
co.'s county, is one of our most substan-
tial citizens, and is now engaged in
farming and merchandising at Hazel
Run, He is a man OF good judgment
and conservative business qualiiica
tons, and would handle the business
of the county with care and efficiency.
He is a staunch Democrat. and respect
fully solicits the support of all
Democrats ut the primary on the DIST
assuring them that he will highly APP.
preciate their iavors.
Shelf L. Horn of Marion township
announces this week as candidate for
Assessor. Shelf is we'll known to our
people, having been horn and reared
in this county, and at one time en-
gagged in the drug business in Farm
ington; but for several years he has
b,en farming 10 Marion township.
He is young man Of push and ener-
gy, n working Democrat, and is we'll
equaliiied to fill the important Office
to which he aspires. II nominated
and elected he will make faithful and
efficient Assessor, and respectfully
solicts the support of Democrats all
over the county at the primary.
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