Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-15
BelQrdde.

Belgrade.
Rain and mud has taken the
place of snow and ice here.
Moving has been the order of
the day here of late.
| Several of our citizens attended
court in Potosi last week.
Presiding Elder Ball preached
to large and appreciative congre-
CATION last Sunday.
| Mr.. James Woods, one of our
most esteemed cilizens, we are sor-
ry to state, at this writing is very
i'll. He has been confined to his
bed for several weeks.
MIR. Thomas Henderson and wife
are the proud parenty of a bounc~
ing girl baby.
Miss Anna Seabourn Of near
this place left for Cape Girardeau
Monday last to attend school.
The little daughter of Mr.. II.
f. johnson, Miss Myrtle, has re-
turned to her home near here. Sne
has been visiting relatives at Po-
tosi the past two weeks.
DR.. j. A. Eaton of this place
has been on the sick list the past
week.
| DR.. Smith and wife of this place
made a flying trip to Potosi Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Anna Andes of this place
has been visiting relatives in Potosi
the past week.
CAas. Wiley passed through
here on his way to Potosi last Fri
day.
David Huckstep passed through
here last week moving to his farm
on Fourche Renault.
Richard Turner has moved to
Clear Creek and Will Turner has
moved to Bonne Terrc.
| Judge o. S. Martin was called
to Quaker last week to look after
another outbreak of the smallpox
in that locality. There are four
new cases there in Ellis Abner's
family.
| Big River was past fordine
Wednesday last and prevented the
mail carrier from making his dali y
trip from Sunlight to Potosi.
| Misses Mable and Bernice Mar
tin of near this place are real sick
at this writing. GUESS WHO.
Courtols.
Arthur Huitt 10 visiting his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Huitt, OF this
place.
We understand that c. S. Holman
OF Potosi has sold his farm out here
to Mr.. Lucas, the consideration be-
ing $1,000. 1t is rumored that Mr..
Lucas will engage in the mercantile
business there when he takes posses
sion Of the place.
The Redhead Lead and Lumber Co.
are also going to put In in stock Of
goods, 1t is said, which will give U.
four stores. all located within q mile
and half of each other. The fork;
of the road is still unappropriated as &
business site, however and is open tc
any enterprising spirit.
. There was to be wedding Oh thi'
creek few days ago and the prospec
. tive groom went as far as to spend ;
dollar for the marriage license, while
S the bride had the wedding supper al
prepared, but at the last moment th'
groom funked.
T. II. Wiseman, secretary and treas
urer OF the Weleh Stave and Mercan
, tile Co., was out here last week visit
t ing all the stave mills, five 10 number
in this locality. The interests Of thi
company here Is great help to th
community.
> Carp fish are being caught in COul
tots creek.
g A. G.. Palmer has gone into tn
e photography business, and is havini
l.. very good success. He has lots Of tn
y girls pictures. The other day b
;. started to develope what he though
was the picture Of young lady o
q Snoal creek and kissed the plate be
fore proceeding with the work. Whe
the picture came out it was that c
9 my old woman. Be more careful, Ar
J. drew, or you will get into bushes
with me. OZARK.
Jas. L. Darling, oDe OF the promi
y nent merchants aud former postma:
; ter of Flat River, died at his HON
- there on Monday of last week.
A large barn on the premises Of {
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