The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-06-29
INTERESTING LOCAL PICKUpS TERSELy TOLD.

was the guest of Hiss Edith Halle
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Hull Of Kirk.
wood visited their friends, MIR. aud
Mis-. 7. A. Shaw, Sunday.
l.. T. Bates of Columbia was in
last Saturday in the in
tcrest of the State University.
Andrew Yeager finished cutting his
lO1 acres of wheat this week. II will /
average about Is bushels to the acre
Mrs. X. 7. Taylor has returned .
home from a visit of several weeks to
relatives in Scott and Mississippi coun.
ties.
Mrs. L. II henson OF Bloomington,
H., visited her nephews, Harry, Clint
and Cy Denmau, and their families
this week.
Mrs. j. c. Morris and Miss Elsie
Cayce are attending the convention of
State Music Teachers Association at
Moberly this week.
The Methodist Sunday School gave
picnic at the St Francois River
Tuesday, and the Baptist Sunday
school on Thursday.
Squire John W. Fraser, Democratic
nominee for Probate Judge, and Chas.
j. Nolan of Frankclay were callers at
TuE TIMES office Monday,
II It is paint you want Tetlcy- Klein
Lumber Co invite you to inspect their
paints before buying, They will make
ii TO your interest to see them.
Mrs. Eva l.. Smith has returned
from visit 10 her sons, George at
Lexington, Ky, and VIII, at Logan,
W. Va. and friends in Tennessee.
Rev. S. p. Brite, pastor OF the
Pennington Baptist Church, will
preach at Colony Church on Sunday,
July 1st, at O'Clock p. m, Every
body is invited.
COMMUNION SERVICES AT PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH The regular
quarterly communion services at the
Presbyterian Church will be observed
next Sunday morning.
Bryan Forster and Garland Noland
went to Bonne Terre last Monday and
defeated Cliff Miller and viii Wade
at tennis three sets out of five. Vernon
Doss and Gilbert Loren2 accompanied
them.
Miss Vida Murphy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Murphy, is visiting
her sister, Miss Laura, Of Mayfed
Sanitarium, and other ST. Louis rela.
tiyes. She will remain until after the
fourth.
Mrs. Julia Larmour and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, Of New York, cousins of
Mrs. e. W. Grover, and Mrs. j. F.
Casey Of Boston, MIR Growers sister,
are expected here on a visit within the
next few days.
Chidren's Day was observed at
Marvin Chapel, near Hazel Run, Sun.
day. The program was well rendered
and il was a success in every way. An
old.fashioned basket dinner was served
on the ground and everybody enjoyed
the day.
Milton Spaugh, of the Pennington
Granite and Marble Works, this week
presented The TIMES with a hand
ssme paper weight, made of Mexican
white onyx, with the name of the
editor neatly cut on it. We extend to
our young friend hearty thanks for his
beautiful gift,
Mrs. Clara Grolock died al her
home in st. Louis Wednesday after an
illness of several weeks. Mrs. Gro.
lock was the mother Of +. G.. Grolock
and often visited him while he was
living here and made many friends
who will hear OF her death with re-
gret.
A change in the train schedule of the
trains on the Belmont branch of the
Iron Mountain railroad went into effect
last Sunday. The north aud south
bound passengers now pass at DeLasus
at Pap p. M, this necessitating the
closing of The mails for the north from
this place at l2m. instead of 8 y. m .
os heretofore
Reverb Bernarnd S. A. Stolte, late
assistant priest at St. Johns, ST. Louis,
has been appointed pastor of the Cath
olic Church here, at Bismarck and Doe
Run. He said mass here last Sunday
and the congregation were very favor.
ably impressed with their new shepherd
Since the death of Father Toomey Rev.
Fr. Stepka, DIOCESAN librarian, has
kindly attended the church here.