The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-07-05

Louis Tuesday to visit her brother V,
who is at the Baptist Sanitarium, hav.
ing had an operation performed on his
foot.
You will find the bath rooms of " |
A. Clouds barber shop at the st. Fran.
co.'s q luxury this warm weather They |
are clean, sanitary and all that can be
desired.
The work of organizing militia
company is progressing nicely. Every
boy and man who wants to Join should |
send in his name at once to Philip |
II. pipkin.
The Board of Alderman last Mon.
day night reappointed VIM. Keller
night watchman for Que month and II. |
Hemmerle street commissioner for
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peers Taylor, with
their daughter, Miss Mary, aud sou
Vernon, have gone to the jamestown |
Exposition and will visit friends while
in Virginia.
Mr.. John l.. Swink and family Of
Maplewood, and Mrs. Swink's mother,
Mrs. Jennings, are here this week Wis.
iting the families of his parents, broth.
ers and sisters.
Miss Blossom Lewis of Chicago is |.
the guest of Mrs. W. F. Kuhn. She
and Miss jerks will remain here until
Mrs Kuhn goes to st. Joseph about
the middle of the month.
Judge 5. S. Smith came up from
Cape Girardeau last Saturday. He
says that Mrs. Smith, who has been
paralyzed for a number of years and is
at the Catholic Hospital there, is grad.
ually failing.
Gilbert Lorenz left Wednesday for
Albany, n. Y, to accept a good po-
stion with the KelIog Plumbing Co.
Gilbert is one of Farmington's most
reliable and energetic young men and
his friends here will miss him.
The pastor of the Baptist Church
earnestly desires the presence of every
member of the church at the II
O'Clock services next Sunday morning,
il possible. A matter of vital interest
to oil concerned will be presented
DIR. Glenwood DeLisscr of New York
City. who is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Frank L. Keith at Flat River, was in
town Friday with his niece, Miss
Marion Keith, calling on friends. DIR.
DeLisser is accompanied by his little
son.
Mrs. J. W Webb and little daugh.
ter Hazel of Knob Lick were Farming
ton visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Webb
has the premium laying turkey hen in
in this section if not in the whole State
Up to this time the present season the
hen has laid 55 eggs and she isn't
ready to set yet
Clay, Buck, & Fleming last Mon
day sold the beautiful lot lying east OF
Hon, F. NJ. Carter's residence and be.
longing to Dr. L. l.. Horton to l.. II.
Williams for $1,000 1t is said that
Mr.. Williams will shortly erect a mod
ern house on the lot.
The amount Of money which the gov
ernment is called upon to redeem 10
the course of tho year reaches an al.
most fabulous amount. In 1904, for
instance, it totaled $9l2, ,000,O 900
This redemption is either for the
purpose of securing clean, fresh notes
or to get change of some other denom-
inaiioE.
The proposition OF the Board of Al
dermen for the improvement of Colum-
bia and portions OF other streets in
Pennington by grading and paving
with vitrifed brick, at the expense OF
the owners of property along the line
of the proposed improvement, it seems
will be turned down by a large ma
ority. Nearly all the property owners
have signed remonstrauce against
the plau. Some cheaper plan will
have to be devised before they will
agree. II properly graded a good
macadam street ought to answer the
purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Marshall Of
Red Bluff, CAL, are visiting Mrs.
Marshal's aunt, Mrs. J. L. Swink,
and members of the Swink family,
They we're married on the 18th inst.
and are on their wedding trip. Mrs.
Marshall 10 a daughter of Mrs. Swink's
ssiter, who visited here several months
ago, and MIR. Marshall is q prominent
young civil engineer and road master
OF the California division of the South
rem Pacific railroad. They will 90
| from here 10 New Orleans, Galveston,