The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
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spent several days of last week
visiting her father, Mr.. Marion
Parks.
Mrs. +. p. Graves. little daughter
Trixie, and Miss Blanche Moon
spent last Friday afternoon in
Pennington.
Mrs. John Boswell has returned
from Cantwell where she was
called on account of her mother.
Mrs. Lindsey, she being much i'm
proved.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. Philips and
daughter. Miss Edna, of Chestnut
Ridge are visiting the family of
the formers brother, Mr.. Bart
Philips.
The members of st. Joe Lead
Company came down on n special
ear last Thursday, spending sever.
hours looking around and return
ing the same day.
Will McClintock spent Wednes-
day in st. Louis buying the necces.
sary furniture for barber shop,
which he will open in II part of Mr.
Swinford's house IN II. few days.
Jake thinner and Miss Emma
Keeling visited their grand moth.
er, Mrs. Keeling, Friday evening,
who is very sick at the home OF
Fred Gruner about two miles from
here.
Mr.. Henry McLarnie of Flat
River fell from II train here last
Saturday, striking his head on II
freight truck, the train passing
over one foot, which resulted in his
foot being amputated.
PRAYER meeting services were
held at the Free VIII Baptist
Church every evening this week
prior to the quarterly meeting,
which begins tins (Thursday) and
continuing over Sunday.
The Advocate of Christian Fl
deity" held its first regular meet.
ing Sunday evening at the Free
Will Baptist Church with twenty
three active members and fourteen
associate members, being led by
Mr. Lawrence Delcour, who made
the meeting very interesting by us
ing rs his subject, Crowns Trod
den Under Foot. - lisa. 2S:l-G
Rev. 3:1l. Next Sundays meeting
will be led by Miss Joe Williams;
subject, "WhatIoseph and Benja.
min Teach About Brotherly Care. 80
Gen. 43:29.3l.34; As: l4-22
a number of the members Of the
Advocate of Christian Fidelity"
met at the Free viii Baptist
Church on Monday evening and
went in II body to the home of Mr.
Totten in Wilbmn Town, the oc.
casion being his S4th birthday
The surprise was complete and
thoroughly enjoyed by him. lie
had paralytic stroke about two
years ago and lost the entire use
of his left side and is not able to
be up ut all only when lifted by
some member OF the family. He
received n number of Presents
The opening speech was made by
John IIulsey which
he followed up with prayer. AZ.
ter which several songs were sung,
closing with the song God he
with you till We meet again, " when
Ill left for their respective homes.
MIR. TCttcm expressing the wish
hat all would visit him again soon
md sing aud pray, that by so do
ng they would while away many
IN hour of l0nilncss.
English people who are coming to
he Worlds Fair are insuring their
ives heavily to guard against ne
identS.
There is trouble among the Red |
ross workers and one contingent
the resignation of Miss
lara Barton.
Gov. DOckery has issued proc.
asking NIL MiSsourians to
ttend the dedication of the Mis-.
ouri building June 3, aud he
h0wn the beauties of the Worlds
Fair.
Professional bridesmaid is
Profitable employment in New
'ork. 1t is said that certain
young woman has Off
lated at about two hundred wed.
ings, for which she mas made
ute a fortune; $25 and the out.
Z nneded being the lowest she
yer received.
When the Gar of Russia does
ot like n word he bars it from us
&c under penalty Iof the victim
,sing his head He objects to the
'ord "awosj," which means Just
s good" for it involves the doing
f things in a commonplace way
'ithont accuracy.