The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-29
"As SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT"

DR.. Bert Rutherford of Texas was |
in town the first part Of the week |
shaking hands with old friends.
Rev. l.. r. Jenkins Of Ferguson,
Mo-, former pastor Of the NJ. +.
Church, South, visited Mr.. Merrill |
Pipkin this week.
Rev. G. G. Hemhree Of the Amer
lean Tract Society is in town this
week. Mr.. Hembrec will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday evening. |
j. II. Hciiner has bought half
interest in Russell Doss' barber
shop. Mr.. Heifner il good barber
and came here last fall from Oran
highly recommended.
Boyd Mavfield went to st. Louis
Tuesday to he present at the gradu-
alton of his niece, Miss Tula Ram
sey, Of Eldorado, ILL.,, from the For
est Park University.
On next Sunday morning, May 81,
Children's Day will he observed nj
the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, at 1880 n. IN. The program
will bc rendered by the children, and
everybody is cordially invited.
At the Christian Church, Sunday,
May 81, the combined Bible School
Church service ut 10 u. IN. Topic
. H.. al at | En
and the Love of the Gods" In the
evening at 1880 the theme is "Ad-
vance
President G. B. Thomas of Carle-
ton College will preach at the NJ.
f.. Church next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. DR.. J. J. Martin will
deliver the baccalaurcatc sermon Of
Carleton College nt ; p. III. and
lpreach mt night in the church.
Judge Sebastian OF Libertyville
was in town Saturday and sub
scribcd for THE TINES for his
father, Mr.. w. NJ. Sebastian, who is
81 years Of age, hut who is well pre-
served for his age, and enjoys read-
ing and keeping up with current
Icvcnts.
Mr. j f.. Klein presented us the
other day with II couple of boxes of
Strawberries grown on his farm,
which are about as fine as any We
| have seen. Some of the berries
measured ~ inches in circumfcr,
ence, and the smallest one -!
inches. We extend Mr.. Klein Oui
: thanks for the luscious favor.
Steward j. A. Tuttle Of Stat,
| Hospital No. /, who had his lel
broken a couple of weeks ago while
boarding train at Bismarck anC
was taken to the Josephine Hospit
, al, was able to return home las
Saturday, and is getting along a
comfortably as one could with
broken leg.
Moore Haw, son of DR.. j. l.. Hay
of this place, was appointed Prose
cutting Attorney Of Mississippi coun
: ty by Governor Folk last week, t
: fiji vacancy occasioned by the resig
d notion of Prosecuting Attorney Jos
lyn. Moore Is one of the leadin
: young lawyers Of Charleston am
we have no hesitancy in saying tina
i, the appointment was good one.
Mr.. George B. Gale, who recent.
bought the J. f.. Swink residence oI
:, West Columbia street, moved Il
u with his family last week. MI
Gale is engaged in the lumber busi
ness at Elvins, but has been max
ing his home at Maplewood for sew
Il eral years, where he also had bus
It ness interests. We are glad to hav
h Mr.. Gale and his estimable famil
h make their home among us.
Mr.. f.. =. Thurman of Jaydee las
= week purchased the Valentine Dir
= per farm OF so acres, just north c
| Pennington, Marvin A. foun
| effecting the sale. The considers
II ton was $500. Mr.. Thurman Q,
/ poets to move on to the farm in tn
Ill fall,