Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-08
To Music Students.

All those interested in the study OF
music are requested to meet at
o'clock Friday afternoon at Settles
Hall, where Prof. Whitman will ad-
dress them in regard to class which
he will conduct here this summer.
Tue study will include the elements
and ethics Of music as we'll as audi
ton, phrasing, dynamics, nuance, etc,
from strictly musical standpoint.
The course will be of greater benefit
to the musical student than two years
at the piano. Everyone is requested
to attend this meeting Friday. when
the matter will be explained indetail.
Those residing in the country are es.
pecial'y invited to attend.
The race for Circuit Judge in this
district bids fair to be one of the
| warmest ever. There are four ayow-
ed candidates on the Democratic side
and at least two on the Republican.
Sam Byrns and James G.. Berkeley Of
jefferson county, Eb bearing and
Eversole OF Washington are making
lots Of noise trying for the nomina-
ton, while the Republican candidates
-Messrs. Williams and Lindsay are
going to get down to business at once.
Berkeley Is at last in the race just as
The Republican predicted he would
be, and says he is going to make
most vigorous campaign. Sam Byrns
has already sent out something less
than million personal letters
throughout the district, and bearing
has been shaking the "brush' for six
months. Eversole has been rather
quiet but he Is expected to tear loose
most any day and raise the dust 10
the political arena to an alarming ex.
tent. The fight is going to be pref
ty one and we predict that Republic
can will be elected ia Noyember.-De
Soto Republican.
GO Nations OF Pennington, who
was candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress two years
ago, aud his sou, Heber Nations, have
been sued for 1000 damages by E.
A. Rozier, well-known lawyer and
Republican politician OF Pennington.
as the result Of certain statements
published 10 the "Voice Of the Peo-
ple," paper published at Flat River
by the younger Nations. The state
ment which brought on the trouble
was to the effect that Mr.. Rozier had
once been "kicked out OF Office be-
cause he was unable to hold the posi-
tion to which he was appointed Mr..
R0zier wants the publishers Of the
"Voice' to show what Office he was
kicked out Of, alleging that he has all
| ways served to the end OF the term
in any office he has ever held. Incl
dentally it may be mentioned that
the "Voice," which is published os-
tensibly 10 the interest OF prohibit
tion, is kicking up high jInks among
the Republicans of st. Francois coun-
ty.
On last Sunday morning.a party of
twelve men, all German, came out
from St. Louis, and securing convey
ances, drove over to point on !Ddian
Creek. about eighteen miles from
bourbon, where they spent the time
till Monday afternoon looking at the
land, with view Of buying and put
ting a COLONY thereon. They were
we'll pleased with the country, and If
the proposed railroad spur is built
from Sullivan to The iron mines, | =
miles from there, they will doubtless
build a village there. Another large
party is expected to come out next
Saturday to 20 look at the saule land.
bourbon Standard.
In taking the recent census two
whole townships in Madison county
county were overlooked. The error
was not dae to the local census officers
however, but to the fact that an old
map Of the county on which the two
townships are not shown, was used in
laying out the work. The error has
been corrected and the two townships
counted after the other returns were
cent 10,