Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. d. Z. Strayer speut Saturday
last in St. Louis on business
Oak Lawn Dairy Farm ice-cream is
tie 2est and prices reasonable.
Judge Z. Z. Cole Of Belgrade was
on our streets on Thursday last.
Mr.. J. |. Robinson of Irondale wa>
IN Potosi on business Monday last.
Tire weather took on quite a mid
summer temperature the past week.
Mrs. Andrew +. BryaD OF St. Louis
is visiting relatives and friends at Bel
gJaCse.
Firmin RoderiQue and c. G. Rose Of
RichWoOds are new subscribers to the
Journal.
! Miss Clara Hall returned home last
Saturday from Il visit to friends in
| Arkansas
! If you are going TO do any painting
this summer call at Woolfords' and
get prices Oh paints.
Miss Harriet Hawley of New York
City is visiting at the home of Mr. N.
Murphy of this place,
| Dewberries are ripe but we have
not noticicd that many Of them arc
being brought in to town.
Mr.. f. T. Stephens OF Lltty was a
visitor at the Journal Office on Friday
last to renew his subscription.
Mrs. T. L. Sanders and son Kenneth
@: st. Louis, are visiting at the home
OF her father, Mr.. Ben Davidson.
Joe Bass, who is attending schoo
in st. Louis was down to visit his
father, Perry Bass Saturday and Sun
day..
Mrs. W. f. Walton of Mineral Point
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edmonds
tof Crystal City this week.-Festu
News,
Mrs. B. II. Marbury has gone will
her children to Caledonia to spend the
summer on the home place. Farm
ington Times.
| Mr.. Frank Bryan ana wife OF Bill
ings, Mont, are visiting relatives a
Belgrade, of which locality they wer
former residents.
Chad Long, who has been attending
Christian Brothers Collegcin St. Loui
1.-THE past term, has returned home 70
the summer vacation
| Abstractor Harrison is making a,
abstract Of the Harry J Cantwcll land
in Crawford County, including o. 93t
acres.-Stcelyille Mirror
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
will give its annual picnic tomorro.
tThurSday) at Camp Spring, two 0
three miles west Of town.
The annual og-rolling Of the South
east Missouri Log-Roliing Association
NJ. W. A, will be held at Oran, Mo.
on Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
|: The Oak Lawn Dairy Farm is pre-
pared to supply iCe-crcam in any quar-
titles for picnics, fairs, and other er
tertainmentS on short notice.
Mr.. Frank Harris and family &
Bonne Terre visited relatives here tn
past week. and will also spend severa
days with kindred at Palmer.
Mr.. Edwin Smith IF Caledonia we
In Pctosi Tuesday, interviewing on
merchants. Edwin has just starte
= out as salesman for a st. Louis grocer
house.
Mr.. r. G. Bourasaw Of Festus, Mo
an old subscriber. to the Journal, he
our acknowledgements Of Il remittanC
that squares acconnts~ith ye printe
ThankS-
Mr., II &. fell ami son, Francl
and Miss Edith Evans returned hOnl
Z Tuesday morning from visit Of SCI
cral weeks to relatives and friends
Arkansas.
\ We learn that Mr.. G.H.EIgginbotl
am has rented the Rogers C0ttaI
rroln.L. " Casey, the present own,
b. the property, and will. take posse
sion in a short time.
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Mr. Geo. &. Lnumis OF belgrade W;
in Potosi On Wednesday last and i
formed US that the new bank there,
z which he will be cashier, will prob
bly be ready for business by July Is
John A. Edwards and Miss Kat
Maxwell Of :fundale were marie
here Gt the Southern Methodist pa
seuage Sunday Afternoon In the pre-
h ence of a few friends S-Farmiugto