The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-08-14
CAS- SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT"

Mrs. 4. 4. Bates ana MISS Lucia
Bates of st. Louis came down to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Conway
this morning.
If you want good sewing ma
chine at the lowest price, go to
the Robert Tetley Jewelry Co. All |
kinds Of sewing machine fixtures.
Mrs. NJ, II. Topping and children
came in Friday to visit Miss Minnie
Blue, who had just returned from
IL visit to her brother Norman at
Dexter.
Mr.. w. NJ. OWENS family will
move down this week from Crystal
City to make their home here. Mr..
Owen Is senior partner OF the Owen
Freeguard electrical company.
Mrs. George Gregory Smith of
Florence, Italy, who is visiting Mrs.
f.. A. Rozier, spent this week In st.
Louis. She will return here for II
short visit before she leaves for
Italy.
The NJ, w. of A. Camp will give
an ice cream festival at their hall
near Salem Church on Saturday,
August 10Th, beginning at 3 p. III.
and continuing until 10 O'Clock.
Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Rudy and her daughter, Miss
Nettie, returned Saturday from Fill
more, H., where Mrs. Rudy went
| to see her brother, who is seriously
i'll. In spite OF Mrs. Rudy's ad-
yanced age, she stood the trip very
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rozicr and
Mrs. Genevieve Logan left Tuesday
for Brittle Creek, Mich. Mr.. Ro-
zier will return the latter part Of the
week, but Mrs. Rozier and Mrs.
Logan will remain there several
weeks.
The Jenny Wren Club were very
successful with their doll bazaar
last Friday afternoon on the Halle
lawn. They also served ice cream,
lemonade and cake, and IN spite of
the rain everybody enjoyed the af-
fair.
Lost-Lady's gold watch and fob,
at the Catholic festival or on the
street, Tuesday evening, August
llth. Finder will be literally re.
warded by returning same to Miss
Myrtle Doherty or to The Times
office.
Miss Alma Smith left Monday fol
the City of Mexico, where she will
teach in the Mary Kecner Mission
School of the Southern Methodist
Church. ON her way she will stoI
, In San Antonio, Texas, to visit Mrs
W. :. Anthony. Her many friends
wish for her abundant success IN
her new field of labor.
Miss Catherine Casey Of Potosi
Mo-, was killed at Springfield, Mo-.
on the 9TH by being run over by Il
street ear. AS she stepped oil on,
car she failed to see the approach
ing car on the other track and was
almost instantly killed. She was
the daughter of Andrew Casey oi
Potosi and was attending the Sum
mer Normal at Springfield.
Miss Nellie Taylor left Monday
for st. Louis, where she was joinet
by Mrs. John ID. Peers and Miss
t Elizabeth Jenkins of Springfield
Mo. They will 90 to New York t.
sail for an extended European stay
p spending the first few weeks in Ire
land and Scotland, visiting placel
they saw several years ago. The,
=. expect to spend the winter in Ger
many.
Professor Chase, whose adver
= tisement appears in this issue o
J. The Times, is an artist of rare abil
ity. He is graduate Of the Vienni
I Conservatory under Hoffman, an,
4 has been connected with the Boston
: Symphony Orchestra in aprominen
way. He offers rare opportunit.
- for the citizens OF Pennington an,
;, st. Francois county to avail them
selves of the services Of skillet
performer on the violin, as Prof
Chase is an artist Of unusual at
+ tainments.
, Takes n Vacation