The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-06-19

the guests of Mrs. David H"id"l-
berg
MIR. +. l.. Graham Of Lihcrtyvillc
was in town Thursday and had TIL"
Times sent to Mr.. II. l.. Lawrence
at Frrdericktown.
Flag Day was observed in Farm
ington to Il considerable extent, as
great number Of flags wrr" displayed
both in the residence and business
districts.
The young people had II very de-
ightful picnic nt Woodland Park
last Thursday evening. Plenty of
games and plenty ~ d"liciou, things
to cat were enjoyed hy tn" guests,
Rev. Chas =. Browning of Jack
son will occupy IN" pulpit at the
Presbyterian church next sunday
morning and evening, and Rev. c.
+. Hick"k will preach for him at
Jackson.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Braham went
to Chicago Tuesday to So" their
son jules, who has been attending
medical college there, and Incl
d"ntally to take in tn" Republican
convention.
CarIilsc Edward Rozi"l, son of
Mr. Edward A. Rozier, graduated
Tuesday from Smith Academy
Miss Gladys Rozicr went to st.
Louis Tuesday morning to h" pres
ent at tn" graduation.
Rev :. p. Brite and family, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends at Pierce city, Mount Ncrn-
on and Aurora, Mo, for several
weeks, retained home Tue sday,
much pleased with their visit.
Little Miss Virginia Castlcman
entertained few of hcrlittlc friends
at Il dinner party in honor Of her
seventhbirthday anniversary. Those
invited were Mary Burks, Willcttc
Halle, Jasemne Halle and Mary
Johnson.
johnnie, the twrlve-ycar-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs William
Foster, died nt his home In HoXic,
Ark, June llth, lgOs. The remains
were brought to Bismark for burial
last Friday
Lrst Wednesday night, while DR..
+. &. Mccormick was riding from
the country, his horse fell and the
Doctor was thrown 50 that thchursc
fell on his leg, hruising and sprain-
/ ing it So that h" has been Obliged tu|
us" crutch"rs since.
Mrs. Tom Conner of Prairie du
/ Rocher, Mr.. John Bov"rir, and
/ Mrs. Henry Janis of Ste. Gene
evieve, have been the guests Of Mrs.
| Edward Rozier The former re-
turned home sunday hut the latter
will remain few days.
Mrs. f. &. simmons and her two
sons, Fisher and Ted, of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived Tuesday to spend
Il few weeks at home. The train
from Kansas City was five hours
late getting into st. Louis on ac-
count of the high water.
Prof. and Mrs. Goodwin of Skies
ton have been the guests of Mrs.
| Peers Taylor. Prof. Goodwin is the
newly elected principal OF the Farm
inr.on High School. He has rented
the Rudy house on College Avenue
and will move into ii in August.
Mrs. Cora Conway was brought
home from Chicago on Tuesday In
privatv car, accompanied by Misses
Nellie and Nirgie Conway and Bar
rett and V. Her friends will he glad
to hear that she stood the trip very
well, and they hope for rapid i'm
provemeut in her condition.
Lieut.. Frank Keller, L. :. A..
| VIII be UlhTIltu III tllt early autumn
to Miss Margaret Murphy, daugh-
ter of Col. John Murphy, L. $. A.,
retired. Lieut.. Keller, was gradu-
ated from West Point in 1901 and
was stationed ut Jefferson Barracks
several years ago with the Eighth
Cavalry. He Is now on duty with
the First Cavalry at Fort Stotsen-
berg, p. l.. where the wedding will
take place. Lieut.. Keller's home il
in Pennington, Mo-, where his
mother and sister, who are in the
Philippines with him, will reside
after the wedding. Miss Murphy is
IA sister OF Capt. Pierce A. Murphy,
also of the First Cavalry. st. Louis
Times.
For ssle.-One acre OF land near
Pennington, four-room house, con
crete foundation, good cistern, chick