The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

Mrs. p. s. Cole went to Jackson
Tuesday with her son Forster, who
will attend the military school there
this year
Mrs. Harry Shaw, with her little
son, William, aud her mother, Mis-
Louisa Lang, left Monday for months
visit in Colorado.
Mrs. j. ". Dunlap has returned
from Il visit of several week, with
friends in the western aud northern
part OF the state.
Mis-, Susan Bccson, after spending
the summer with her niece, Mrs. VI
Z. Caycc, returned to her home in
ST. Louis Saturday.
MIR. X. W. Count, aud hulc daugh-
ter have returned to Bonnie lcrrc after
visit of several days with her moth
cr, Mrs. a. j. Scimmous.
Elmo Mason, Carlyle Rozicr, Mel.
bourr, Elmer and Houston Wc,ioycr
leave thi, week for Buonvillc 10 enter
The krmpcr Military school
Miss Alice Caycc was called to Fort
smith, Ark, last week on account of
the scrious illness Of Mrs. Fcrd Ken.
nrdy, who has since died.
Lee Mitchell, Linn Rariden, Frank
Ilighley, Ed Swink and Paul Williams
left Tuesday for Jackson to attend the
Military school at that place.
MI and Mrs. John Scimmous of
san Apgclo, Texas, who have been
visiting Mr.. ScimmOnS' relatives for a
month, have returned home
MI,. Rider and daughter Miss Elsie
have returned from a summer in Kan.
sas City Mrs. Rider will resume her
position rs primary teacher in the pub.
lie school.
Mrs. Cora Conway, with her duugh-
ters, Miss Eleanor and Virgila, re-
turned last Thursday from visit in
ST. Louis county with DR.. T. c. Bar.
rctt, Mrs. Conway brother.
Mrs Il. +. McMulin and daughters,
Miss Ethyl, Marguerite and Aline, who
have been visiting relatives at lrontou
and Bismarck the past three weeks,
returned home last Thursday.
Miss Helen Montgomery, who will
have charge Of Elmwood Seminary,
will return from Columbia the FIRST Of
mex, week with her aunt, Mrs. Chen.
ault, who is to be the matron.
There will be an ice cream festiva
at Oakland church tomorrow (Satur.
/ day) evening, beginning at 1 O'Clock
Near Burks road, five miles northeast
of Pennington. Everybody invited.
The Ladies of the Christian Churcl
will serve ice cream and other re
frcshmcnts on the lawn of Mr.. an,
Hrs. J W. Buck during ,hr four day
of the stock show, Sept. 10Th to 18th
Mrs. Mamie b. Puscy OF East ST
Louis, H., was down the past wccl
on short visit to her brothers an,
sisters, Mrs. W. II Young, Mrs =
V. Ashburn and Messrs. John "
and W. +. Doss.
jesse Sutherland, who has bee
spending the summer with his mothe
in Galveston, Texas, was here thi
week on his way to William.Je
College, where he will finish lh
course OF that school the ensuiu
term.
i he sermon in the NJ +. Church
South, next Sunday will be of unusuu
interest. In the morning the paste
will talk on "What Methodists Teac
and Relieve In the evening he vii
give an illustrated address on ;h
"ReliglonS OF the World. Stranger
will be cordially welcomed.
Mr.. Il K. Spence, who has ha,
charge Of chair in MIR. W. A
Clouds &rber shop for several years
left this week for William-Jcweil Col
Icge for the purpose of preparing him
self for the ministry Mr.. Cloud hn
engaged another iirst-cass barber t
take his place.
| Mir. George j. Cole will leave mex
Tuesday, after visit of couple O
weeks, for his New Mexico Mines
Mrs. Cole will accompany him, an
they will make their home in III Paso
Texas. Her many friends here regre
| to see her leave and will miss her, bu
they hope for her return again t
Pennington.
| Mrs. Ella Burks OF Sacramento
| CAL, died at the Pennington Sanitar
um last Wednesday night of typhoi
fever. She was on visit to her pal
ents at Flat River, and her mothr
died, after she came, with typhoi