The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-06-10

The business Mems Club will meet
/ tomorrow evening Friday Mt I:jO
O'Clock, at the Young Mems Club
rooms. to discuss the proposed Fair
organization.
Mr.. Philip Good, the enterprising
cigar manufacturer of Pennington,
was elected secretary of the South
east Missouri Drummers AssOcia-
tion at their recent annual meet.
Prof. J. II. Goodin left with his
family to-day for Jackson, where he
has been elected Superintendent Of
the public schools. MIR. and Mrs.
| Goodin have made many friends
here and we are sorry to lose them.
Mrs. X. ?. Taylor, assisted by
Miss Annetta Vernon and Vernon
Taylor, entertains the young crowd
at her home this evening in honor of
! Misses Esther Marshall and Lorena
Thompson Of Charleston, who are
visiting DR.. Vernon's family at the
State Hospital.
Prof. G. B. McClintock has been
employed as principal of the Iron
ton public schools, and will probably
remove his family there in the fall
We congratulate the Professor and
wish him and his school the best
! success.
Capt. Samuel l.. Asbury, Messrs.
John Horton, J. w. Blue n. b..
Raines, 7. V. Ashburn, A. knauss
and wife of Pennington and vicinity,
and Mr.. J. Wesley More Of Jaydee
are attending the Confederate Re
union at Memphis this week.
Elder Thomas II. Conrad Of the
University of Chicago is expected
here to preach at the Christian
Church next Sunday. Elder J. NJ.
Elan, who it was announced last
Sunday would be here to preach will
not be able to fill the appointment on
account of being detained by re-
vival meeting In which he is cn-
gagged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Tucker aud
little son, and Mrs. Mamie Eaton
and little daughter OF Bonne Tcrre
came down last Saturday on a
visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Tucker, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Tucker and little son Of
Kansas. City arrived Tuesday, max
ing general family reunion.
Two wagon loads of the young
crowd enjoyed IA hay ride last Satur-
dav evening. They went out to
Blomeyer's Ford on the st. Francis
river about four O'Clock and en-
jOyed supper on the river bank and
IA boat ride. The party was chaper-
oned by Misses Mary Taylor, Nell
Doss, Martha Tinsley of Mexico
and Miss Mabel Norwine Of Bonne
! Tcrre.
Prof. Il. W. Moothdrt has bought
of MIR. j W. Yeargain the two acres
in the southwest part flown, known
as the old Henry Rudy place. Be
sides the residence and other build
ings on the property, it has good
orchard Of choice fruits, Prof.
Moothart, intends to remodel the re-
sidence and make II a comfortable
modern home. The price paid for
the property is approximately 81 900.
Mrs. Fugate entertained some
little people Monday afternoon to
meet her little niece, Almeda Blan-
ton of Fredericktown. The children
enjoyed a peanut hunt. There were
present Dorothy Swlnk, Virginia
Marbury, Mary Orten, Mary Hen
derson, DeAllen Mckinney, Annette
Klein, Audry Horn, Hazel Scim-
mons, Leona Wilson, Myrtle Ma
tions, Auto aud Dorothy Ozoria,
Geraldine Burks, Elizabeth Buck,
Willette Halle and Ethel Hogan.
Rev. VIM. Court and his family
left Wednesday for Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Court has been granted va
cation by the official board of his
church, and will probably go to the
Springs near Nashville. His friends
hope for speedy recovery of his
health. His address will be 1913
Hayes street, Nashville, Tenn. Rev.
j. NJ. Stultz of Potosi will preach
next Sunday morning at the church.
Arrangements have been made for
services during Mr.. Courts absence.