Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1909-08-04


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Irondale.
VIM. Buxton, our efficient barber, went
to Bismarck on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Robt. Wortham of Peoria was seen
on our streets Thursday.
Miss Ethel Sweazea who has been At.
tending the meeting here returned to her
home at Annapolis Thursday.
Mr.. Richard Adams Of Horatio. Ark,
arrived here Sunday evening. He. with
his wife. who came some two weeks ago.
will make an extended visit here.
Grandma" Simpson has bssn III dur.
ing the past two weeks. but il improving
now.
Mrs. John Bennett, who has been visit.
ing here went to De Soto Thursday. A.
ter few days visit there she will return
to her home in Evansville. Ind.
"Unc!e" Joe Robinson. . prominent
citizen here. was very sick the latter part
of last week, but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Geits. Who have
been attending the camp.mss.ing here. re-
turned to their home in Ellington Friday.
Mrs. Belle Mason and little son, Rob-
ert. formerly of this place but now Of Do
Soto. have been visiting here the past two
or three days.
Paul Adams Of Farmington 10 visiting
relatives in 1rondals and vicinity.
Mr.. w. A. Bean, who has bssa assistan,
night operator here. has gone to Middle.
brook. where he has . position - opera.
tor.
Mr.. Andrew Robinson, merchant at
Belgrade. DR.. John Robinson also Of Bel.
grade. and Mrs. Jos Forshes Of Bellevue.
were called here last week on account Of
the serious illcess of their father, Joe
Robinson.
Mr.. F. Williams Of Caledonia. his
two sisters. Mrs. ], F. Bennett and Mrs..
N. c. O'Neal of Ironiale were called to
De Soto Saturday to tn. funeral Of their
brother.in.!aw. Thos. A. Thompson,
whose death occurred at Little Rock,
Ark. July 80. Mr.. Thompson vas an
employe in the railroad shops At Dc Soto
for about 80 years. until last December At
his own reques. be was transferred to
Little Rock. He leaves wife. three sons
and two daughters. His remains were in
terred in the city cemetery At De Soto
Sunday.
Tho Epworth League here is progress
ing nicely with membership oe nearly
one hundred. Mrs. May Julian led the
meeting Sunday evening. and a. istsrsst.
ing feature Of ,b. programme was . report
from Willie Jamison of his trip to the co.,
ventiou Of the Young Mems Christiaa AZ.
sociation at Lake Geneva, Wis, In lea Z.
Miss Mable O'Neal will conduet the
meeting next Sunday evening. The CON.
mittee will US. psw method in preparing
the programme this week and ws expect
to have an interesting meeting. Gene
nd enjoy it.
| Large crowds Il people costisns to
flock to TIE camp meeting and ws feel
that much good has been accomp ishsd al.
ready.
Mrs. Eta Collins. manager and hoase
mother of the Hebron Home in ST. Louis,
= place of rescue ior fallen girls. favored
rs with an address Sunday after, oon.
which vas very interesting. Sister Col.
Inns is certainly doing q noble work, and
one cannot but feel that God 10 at ,hs
back Of it all, after heariag Of The man,
incidents which take place there May
Heavens richest blessiugs rest upoa be,
and her charges. MAnAatncA,
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a cough "r CO.'S Il by gently aud free
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Icoughtns and Quickly relieves che ooSd
by allAyIna c0n9sstioa sod by plooo
aHtif and rryMlpsly m0vlog tie bo0
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