The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-11-17

At the meeting of the Board Of Di-
rcclors of State Hospital No. this
week plans were accepted for new
cottage and for an amusement hall.
The Carleton College football team
will meet the Cape Girardeau team on
the Forster field Saturday afternoon.
The game will be called at S:l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buttcrlied
have sent out invitations for u recep-
ton next Monday evening in celebra-
ton of their tin wedding, with the
hours from 6 80 to . p. m,
Miss Elsie Cayce entertained few
friends last Saturday afternoon to meet
Mrs Routh of Lebanon, Va, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.
Bird Smith, for some time.
Mrs. Susan Taylor left Tuesday for
St. Louis where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Miss Nellie
Taylor, who will arrive home this
week from her European trip.
Rev. W. NJ. Rudolph, pastor Of the
Baptist Church, has presented his res.
ignation to take effect the first of Jan
uary. The desire for the pastorate Of
n country church is the cause of resg-
nation.
DIR. W. +, Kuhn, superintendent Of
State Hospital No. 4, has gone to
BoonyIlc to deliver an address before
the Conference Of Charities on the
subject of Advanced Methods Of
Caring for the Insane"
Public worship with breaking Of
bread at the Christian church Lords
Day morning at l0;4j The pastor
will preach on " The Standard Up
lifted In the evening at $50 the
subject will be "ChriSt Cruciiied.n
A. NJ Smith. Ed. IIollcr. Emile
and Ed. Klein, Thos. McCoun, Ed.
HELLER got back from their hunt down
on Black River IN Rcy nolds county
last Thursday night, Thay had some
good sport, downed Il couple of deer
and found the fishing first class.
The long winter months can be
prohtably spent in the Springfield
Normal School and Business College.
The expense is Il small item, and the
benefits very great. Young men can
prepare for Il hne situation and be sure
of lucrative employment.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
Church announce concert To be given
on the evening of Il cir Bazaar, Dec.
Slh, to which small admission price
will be charged. Buy your Christmas
presents then, for they vii! have both
useful and ornamental articles for sale
Mrs. Philip S. Cole entertained 10 a
very delightful manner Wednesday ai-
ternoOn IN honor OF Mrs. Rourh OF
Lebanon, Va. There were present
Mesdames +. l.. Keith. Ed. A. Rozier,
George j. Cole, W. +. Kuhn, +. d.
Fisher, j. II. Jones, Mamie Weber,
Cora Conway, Eyersole, and Misses
Alice White aud Mary Wilson.
The box supper Of Picket Post g..
NJ, hn 4 /,
Tuesday night was well attended and
proved quite success. Liberal prices
were paid for the boxes, and the music
by the new orchestra band was fine
and was enjoyed by all The rccita-
tons by Miss Carver were well rem.
dercd and literally applauded by the
audience.
The next number Of the High School
Entertainment will be Friday, Novsm-
PA lecture by DR.. Thomas F..
Green. DR.. Green has the reputation
of being one Of the most entertaining
and instructive lecturer in tho country.
+. j Sessions, superintendent of the
Waterloo (Iowa) Chau,auqua, says:
Immediately after DR.. Thomas T..
Green had Iectured for the Wat rloo
Chantauqua Assembly the first time,
he was engaged for the next year.
After the second year hc was engaged
for the third year, and after that for
the fourth His grace, logic and
cioquence are sufficient for years to
come No man is better qualified to
interest, entertain and inspire a Chau-
taulua audience than DR.. Green.
| School ctayons &c per box nj Pelty's