The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-06-15
INTERESTING LOCAL pIcK.upS TERsELY TOLD


Carleton College, will preach in the
NJ f.. Church next Sunday evening at
8 o'clock. Everybody is cordially in
yitcd to be present.
John A. Edwards and Miss Katie .
Maxwell OF lrondsle were married .
here at the Southern Methodist par /.
sonuge Sunday afternoon in the pres
ence of a few friends.
Miss Oracle Rothwell, who has been
attending Carleton College, left for ST.
Louis Wednesday to spend shoil
time with her sister before returning
to her home at Willow Springs.
Il. A. Swink has bought Of F. NJ
Carter lot 80 by 400 feet adjoining
Mr. Carter's residence for a consider
alton of 800. Mr. Swink purposes
building and removing back to Farm
inglon.
Rev. Thomas Lord Of ElyiBs will
preach in the NJ. +. Church, South,
next Sunday morning in the absence
of the pastor. The Senior Epworlh
League will occupy the hour for the
evening services.
Miss Marion &. Keith Of Flat River
is one OF the graduates in the Teach
ers' Course nj Ktocgcr's School of
Music, ST. Louis, the graduating eN.
crcises being held Thursday afternoon
and evening.
The time for putting IN door and
window screens is at hand. Iet'ey-
Klein Lunucr Co. have a fine suppIy
and will make it to your interest to get
your screens from them. Don't buy
beforc seeing them.
Mrs. ". +. Kuhn and her son, Dr
Harold Kuhn, have returned from
Kansas City. Dr. and Mrs. W +
Kuhn leave thi, week for two weeks
Eastern trip, visiting Boston, Philadel-
phia and Washington.
Some boys were throwing rocks at
each other near W A. kennedy's the
other day, and rock struck little two
year.old Glen Baker, Mr.. Kennedy's
grandson, Just above the left eye,
, cutting Il cash about an inch long.
Frances, little daughter Of W. X.
t Tetley, fell off foot bridge over a
I branch running through the back yarc
one day last week and struck her fore
/ head on sharp pointed rock, cutting
severe cash just above and between
the eyes.
D DR.. Manlcy j. Breaker, of st
; Louis, representing the work OF tn
y Home and Foreign Missions as carrict
on by the Baptists in Missouri, vii
preach at the Baptist Church Snnda
c morning. The pastor will preach il
0 the evening.
Rev. c. Fred Blackburn left 70
II Fayctte Tuesday morning to attend
=. course of lectures delivered by Bisho
, Vincent and others at Central College
in connection with the Preachers In
stitute. lie will return the latter pal
IL OF next week.
id Mrs. |. c. Besch of California
visiting relatives here. Mrs. Besc
was one of the victims Of the Sa
4 Francisco disaster, having lost nearI
re all her property in the earthquake an
a' fire in that city, and barely cscapin
with her life.
70 Miss Florence Kennedy left Wcdnc
Oh day for Hopkinsville, Kentucky, whc,
~ she will join party of friends an
thence go to Louisville to attend II
., Kentucky Home. coming, aud will vi
,o it Mammoth Cave and other point
, She will be gone about five months.
Hon. Paul +. Hinchey and wife
9, DcSotp were guests at the home
J, Prof. and Mrs. Mootbart last Sundo
,, aud Monday. Mr.. Hnchey is Il men
: Der of the board of managers of Sta
Hospital No. and attended a meeIir
IN of the officials OF said institution viii
ce here.
in
Elder Edward Overs left this Or
day. morning for Hannibal as repr,
in sentative of the Christian Church
ir This place to the State Convention
ke the Christian Church, which begins
that city this evening aud continu
over to next Wednesday. Owing
us Elder Overs absence their will be
VI preaching in the Christian church nc
VI Sunday. Sunday school as usual
10 O'Clock am.
, John Charles, little son and youn
,1 me est child of Mr.. and Mrs, John Mu
III ril, died of pneumonia at II o'clo,
~ Thursday, June 18th, aged two year
y three months and nineteen days. II
funeral will take place from the re-
T.. denco in Pennington at O'Clock ST
n urday afternoon. "Jack" was
hriUht sweet little hoy. and the fami