The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-06-01
INTERESTING LOCAL PICK.UPS TERSELy TOLD

DR.. W. l.. Winn left Wednesday for
Florida for the benefit of his health and
to recuperatc.
You'll have to bury If you get in
on this furniture sale. jOc on the 81.
Delaney, Rickus Building.
Jules Braham, who has been at.
tending the st Louis University Mcdi-
cal College, returned home saturday
for the summer vacation.
Nice drcs>ers, side boards, couches,
folding beds, chairs. Can't you use
some OF these at any price Closing
out to quit.--Dclancy, Eickus Bid =.
Louis Il. Tatum and his wife visited
Mr.. ". :. Anthony for several days,
en- route to their home in Denver,
Colo, from an eastern trip OF several
weeks.
Miss Nellie pipkiu has returned from
Macon, Georgia, where she has been
attending Wesleyan Female College
She i, the recipient Of certificate for
proficiency in music.
] Mrs. Edward A. Rozicr and daugh.
/ ter, Layina, went to st. Louis Wcdncs-
day morning to meet Carlyle Rozier,
who was on his return to kemper
/ College, Boonvillc, Mo.
The many friends OF Mrs. ". W.
Waters will be glad to hear that she is
progressing well after very serious
operation performed on her At st.
Lukc's Hospital last week.
Lost. between Judge +. l.. Swink's
residence and town, a gold elias, pin,
shape Of key, marked &c. C.. 'Oi. :"
Finder will be suitably rewarded by re.
turning same TO Mrs Swink
Mrs. Mildred NJ. Whiteaw of St
Louis came down last Friday to visit
her siscr, Mrs L. u. Fisher, Tor sever
al days before starting on an extended
visit to friends III California,
Five dollars will pay for special
instruction for four weeks at the sum.
mer school. Pupils may attend either a
half day or the whole day--no extra
charges for the entire days work.
Misses Mildred aud Marguerite Keith,
daughters of DR.. Keith of Flat River,
closed their school term at Elmwood
this year with the wonderful record of
not days absence for five years
Next Sunday morning there will be
an "Old Folks" service at the South.
ern Methodist Church at which
special sermon will be preached to the
aged, the sacrament of the Lords sup.
per will be administered at the close of
the sermon.
Hon. Edward A. Rozier attended
the meeting of the Board OF Regents of
the Cape Girardeau Normal school,
aud the dedication of the new build
ings last week The Progress says ne
can make fine Normal School
speech.
Prof. Allsburg, principal-elect of
the Oran public schools, was in town
Saturday with view of applying for
the superintendency of our public
schools. After looking the field over
he decided not to put in an applca-
ton.
At the close nf Elmwood Seminary
the following medals were awarded:
Music, Miss Leona Mitchell; Elocu-
ton, Miss Leoni Mitchell; Art, Miss
Edith Louise Halle; Scholarship, Miss
Snyder. Primary-first prize, Miss
Laura Westovor; second prize, Miss
Dorothy Blanks.
Miss Bernice Mccormick entertained
the younger crowd Wednesday even
ing in a very delightful manner.
There were present Misses Edith and
Beth Halle, Irene Nixou, Alma Smith,
Alma Mcguire and Florence McCor-
mick, Messrs. Fielding Mccormick,
Gilbert Lorenz, John and Duke Rus.
sell, Luther Edwards, Emmett Asbury,
V. Conway and John Mccormick.