The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-30
INTERESTING LOCAL PICK.UPS TERSELy TOLD.

Mr. K. c. Schoffner of Grecnsburg,
Ind associated with the New York
Store at this place, has been in town
for several days.
Mrs. A j. simmons and family
went to Bonnie Terrr to spend Thanks
giving with the family Of her son-in-
law, Mr. Robert l., Counts
Lpst--On Tuesday afternoon br-
tween Elmwrud Seminary and Hen
dersonS s,pr". gold cross and chain
Finder viii please return same to Miss
Mabellc Drnwrlrr,
A three. yenr.oId daughter of Kari
Lodholtz Of Bnnuc Trrrc died on me
! 10th inst. from ealing some tablet,
that contained Strichuync which had
been prescribed for her mother.
Found-Nrar Post Office, purse
containing money, which owner can
get by calling on Mrs. Wm. Is Hays,
at residence formerly occupied By Dr.
Barrow, and describing purse and con-
! tents.
D. Wm. +. Kuhn, Supelinten lent
of S,nto Hospital No. 4, has been in
vited by the Jefferson County Medical
Society to deliver his lecture, "Why
Some People Go Insane" at their
maeting in DeSotO on December 9Th
Mart Alexander aud hi, family came
down from 81 LomS Wednesday tD|
visit his father, Mr.. j. {. Alexander
With the AIcNapdrr family and Mrs
Eta Sebastian aud family. they all
went 10 Doe Run to spend Thauksgiy-
ing with Dr.. Downng'S family.
Mr.. j. &. Harris Of Route No. ?
was in town Wednesday, and be said
| he lcarnrd ~ he came along that the
farm residence of Roam Pigg, about
twelve miles north uf Pennington, was
destroyed by fire that morning. He
did not learn any of the particulars.
Mr.. " A Kennedy left Wednesday
for Cairo. NJ where he was to meet
parties from Chic,go whom he has
interested in large land deal, en-.
bracing II 600 or $1,000 acres of
heavy timber land in Obion county,
Ky. and 4 the sale is effected it will
mean big money.
Last Sunday was the birthday an
niversary Of Mr.. Thomas Lang, aud a
large number Of mis- friends visited him
on this occasion, while he was sur
rounded by al his family, His many
friends will be glad to hear that his
health is better than it has been for
years, and he bids fair to enjoy many
more anniversaries.
MIR. W. ] Laws Of Flat River and
Miss Gertrude Raincs Of Pennington
were married November 2Sth, 1906,
at the parsonage of The Christian
Church, Elder Edward Overs oiliciat-
ing. Mrs Buck played beautiful
wedding march during the ceremony.
The TINES joins tn" many friends oI
the groom and bride in wishing them
long, happy and prosperous life.
There was a special meeting of the
Potosi Presbytery at the residence OF
Rev G. W. Harlan last Monday, for
the purpose of uniting with the Pntos
Presbyterian church in calling Rev.
John L. Kerr of Montgomery City lc
become pastor of that church. There
we're present Rev. W W. killough oi
Perryville, Rev. Kstler of Cape Girar.
dcau, II G. Bell of Polosi and .. w.
Bleeck Of Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John &. kain OF ST
r Louis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A
! 7. Nixon Thanksgiving. Mr.. Kain Il
one of the best known and most popu
lar travelling salcsmen of this section
and his friends are glad to see hin
, around again, Some weeks ago hi
fell, dislocating one of his knees anC
breaking his ankle, and this is his frs
I Tip from hone since the accident.
Ask for Forhes' bon Inn cnffee a