Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
The ice-man has his inning now.


from sunburn.
Sullivan VII have d grand Fourth
of J Ny celebration.
Prof Will Eel.ield Of Palmer was in
Potosi Thursday last.
Judge Dinning has new red-wheei-
ed. rubber-tired buggy.
Mr., T. F. Blount spent Thursday
and Friday 10 St. Louis
Miss Rebecca Casey yisitec St. Louis
St Louis the first Of the week.
Mr.. Aqnilla (Coot) Cole Of st. Louis
was in Potosi the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson Of DeSoto
Sundayed with kindred at this place.
The drouth was broken in this To-
cality Tuesday morning b. a good
shower.
Eeginning.J June 10th, Till Post Of
flee will be d flag stop for trains Nos.
u and ~.
Miss Lucy McGready returned to
Pennington today. after short visit
to friends here.
Deering Harvesting Machines for
sale hv G.. Il. Maxwell. POtOSi. Mo.
Repairs in stock.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hutchinson spent sever
al days in st. Louis last week, return
Ing home Thursday.
, Born, on June 10Th, to the wife of
Mr.. Andrew Weber. Of Stringtown,
ucar Potosi, a lob. girl.
The dewberry crop seems to be a
failure this summer, as none are be-
ing brought in to market.
| Mr.. Frank Davidson and bride of
st. Louis spent Sunday here at the
home Of Nj. Benz. Davidson.
Mr. h. f. Flynn made trip to the
city the latter part Of last week, ac-
companlcd by his son Paul.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ramsey Of Barytes was in
Potosi Monday last. lie reports the
wheat crop fair out that way.
Mrs p. L. Gotprlh OF Belgrade has
our thanks fer the remittance OF a
dollar to renew her subscription.
whe American Lead and Baryta Co.
takes up good deal or our space this
week Will, trade announcement.
BUrnllam Long returned home from
school at Upper Alton, H., last
Thursday for the summer vacation.
Will Davidson of ST. Louis is spend
Ing his summer vacation here at the
home of his father, Mr.. BENZ. David
son.
\ Mrs Horace Co'1ield and children OF
Doe Run, Mo-, is visiting her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. NJ. Settle, at thi:
place.
a We are pleased to note that Mr.
Eugene Connolly has 50 far recovered
from his recent severe illness to be
out again.
Two st. Louis fishermen caught Z
catfish in the Mcramec River, nea
Green's cave, recently that weighed
r 2lt pounds.
Rev. Ola Bowers assistant pastor O.
the Methodist church is holding a pro
tracted meeting in the Citadel, unde
| "a brush arbor
DR.. and Mrs. e. w. Bliss of De Sott
were in POtosi Saturday toattend tn,
funeral OF Mrs. Bliss half-brothcr
/ Charlie IIoman.
The NJ. w. y. Camp at Minera
Point gave a ball at that place las
1 Friday evening which, we learn, was
IErcaC social success.
- The new Mi 'souri game law is nov
effective. Take the feathers Off you
:, hats, ladies if yOu wish to avoid al
3 rest lay the game warden.
The game of baseball announced t,
take place here last Sunday iizzled on
: on account of the visiting club from
Piedmont failing tn show up.
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! Capt w. r. Hunter visited rela
j tivrs at Caledonia Saturday and Sur
= day and attended the Masonic lodg
meeting there Saturday night.
We now have a ErSt-ClaSS Time
u with Us and are now in position to d
all kinds of tin work, roofing, gutter
ing. etc. Potosi Hardware Store.
James Pate of Drs Ark, Mo-, wa
drowned in the St Francois River o
the Sth inst. while fishing from
eaky loaf that suddenly filled an
q sunk.
Ii you are in need of any rootln!
gutterinE or tin work give us Il Cal
We baye tirst-clasS timer Prices fu
J. ni>hed on application. Potosi Hare
r ware Storo.'
7.
Ed Brown, aged -. was killed ;
10 Copper Mine, Madison county, O
II Tuesday Of last week by large roc