The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-05-25
INTERESTING LOCAL PICK UPS TERSELY TOLD.

| A cake of Cashmere Bouquet Soap
with every 25 cent box Of Colgate's
Tooth Powder. Drug
Store.
Mrs. ". +. Kuhn has gone to Kan
! sas City to visit friends, and will re-
main for the graduation Of her son,
Harold, at the Kansas City Medical
College.
Edwin Carter and Miss Mary Bull
were married in st, Louis on the 18th
inst These young people have many
friends here who wish them much
happiness.
Furniturel Furniture! Furniture
OF every description. You can buy ii
at your own price. am closing out
regardless of cost.-Delaney, Rickus
Building.
Martha Rcbekah Lodge No. 400 Of
Pennington, will serve refreshments in
the Sackman building next to Tetley's
jewellery store on Wednesday evening,
May S0th. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. John Crow of Libcrtyyille was
the guest OF Mrs. viii Fleming last
Sunday. She was en- route to Cape
Girardeau to visit her son, Harold, and
attend the dedication services of the
lnew Normal.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald Of South
Carolina is visiting her cousin, Capt.
Samuel l.. Asbury and family This is
the first meeting of the Captain and
his cousin for forty years.
1t is DR.. Frank Weber now. Frank
graduated with honor last Saturday
evening from the Marion. Smms Col
, legc in St. Louis, and his many friends
wish for him the greatest success in
his chosen profession.
Pcnmanship will be given a very
prominent place during the summer
term at the Commercial College. This
subject will be taught by professional
pcnman, and the rate, 81 30, is very
reasonable, so that scores OF young
people. should take advantage OF this
alone. A lesson is one hour in dura-
ton.
The four weeks summer term at the
= Commercial College begins Monday,
June 4th. Tuition about one half lhe
regular rate. Parents should arrange
. for their children to spend at least a
half day, reviewing their different sub
ecls or beginning the study of short.
hand or bookkeeping See Presiden,
Moolhart for further particulars.
The Alumni Society of Elmwood
Seminary met with Miss Irene Nixon
last Thursday afternoon. 1t was de.
cided that no special affair be given
, this year by the Society. The follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. Ed
, ward Eversole, Potosi, president; Miss
Florence Lawrence, Pennington, vice.
president; Miss Myra Clardy, Farm
ington, secretary and treasurer,
In the April number of the Central
College Magazine, published by the
literary society OF Central College,
Lexington, Mo-, is an essay read at
the opening session OF the Iduna Liter
airy Society by Miss Mary Ledbet,er Of
the class of 'cS, daughter OF Judge II.
b. Ledbetter of this place. The sub
ject is "Following Our Flags" and
the striving after an ideal life is well
illustrated in the comparison of the
struggles under various flags for the
welfare or the world. The picture
she drew of the charge Of the Con-
federates at Gettysburg is finely de-
scrip,ive, and the essay has literary
merits that reflect much credit on Miss
Mary's talent as an essayist,
There will be no preaching services
at the Baptist church at the morn
, ing hour next Sunday on account of
, the pastor being at Three Rivers. The
) Sunday school at $3.50 and oil the
usual services in the evening.
S. L. BRiTR, Pastor.