The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-22

ohe VI lle ueleEates 10 tne AnleTl-
can Mining Congress to be held at
Los Angles, California, September
2Gth to October LIST.
Mrs. NJ. p. Caycc and Mrs. Chas.
r. Fleming entertained the boardcrs
Of Elmwood Seminary Saturday
evening with a moving picture show
party, ana later refreshments were
, served.
Mrs. Armur is the finest platform
speaker since Francis f.. Willard.
Do not fail to hear her. You will be
pleased. Tomorrow FRIDAY night
at the NJ. f.. Rock Church at s
O'Clock.
Elder X. {. Martin arrived home
last Saturday from an extended Wis
| ii to Colorado. His eldest son, Mr..
John Martin, who has been living
in Colorado for some years, accom-
panied him home for short visit.
The new nfirmary building at
State Hospital No. 4, which is named
1.-The Harrison" after former Su-
perinteudent Harrison, is ready for
occupancy. 1t will accommodate
about 300 patients, and is n model
inhrmary.
"As intense as LaFollette, and
as eloquent as William Jennings
Bryan, Mary Harris Armor is n
dynamic force on the platform which
is overwhelming and irresistible. ="
She will lecture at the NJ. +. Church
Friday, Sept. %, at s o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the
"Joan of Arc' of the Temperance
Movement throughout the South,
and President of the W. G. T. [. of
the State Of Georgia, will deliver an
address at the NJ. f.. (Rock) Church
Friday evening at $ o'clock Ad-
mission free.
Mr.. Louis Meyer OF Rublc, Rcy-
nolds county, has purchased through
Marvin A. Young, Il two-acre tract
with flve-room cottage, near the II.
5. Whitener property, for which'he
paid 81 900. MIR. Meyer thinks OF
coming to Pennington to live,
Lee A. Woodward of St. Louis
went down to Desloge on last Thurs
day to visit his relatives, and while
there committed suicide. He was
the clerk who handled the fireman :
relief fund, but no shortage has
been found in his accounts, so there
IL no known cause for his suicide.
John Hochn, who lived few miles
, southeast Of Pennington, died sun
day, September Is, aged - years,
months and Is days. Mr.. Hochn
who was aprospcrous farmer, lcav"'
II wife and ten children. Funcra
services were conducted by Rev
Mr.. Foster; mtcrmeut Il; t"prn
hagen cemetery.
MIR. w. T. Newly of Jaydcc, wh'
has been making an extended Nisl
to Oklahoma and New Mexico, ar
rived home last Tuesday. He say
he didn't find any better place THAI
I old Missouri. Mr.. Newly sends TN
5 Times to his uncle, Mr.. w. u
T. Newly Of Puerto, New Mex.
Miss Ethel May Chandler has re
turned home from Columbia, wher
she took postgraduate course dur
ing the summer at the State tniver
sity, and has been engaged to teacI
d Greek aud Latin aud other branche
5 at Carleton College. She is n forme
>. student of Carleton and "A daughte
of Mr.. 4. h. Chandler who is ais
= II graduate Of Carleton.
: Mr.. NJ. NJ. bandrum Of Austin
e Texas, sole legatee of the estate q
his mother, Mrs. Landrum, VIII
e died on the 9th inst, is here lookin
r ing after the estate. The estate con
n sists of about 5000 in cash loane
r. on good notes and the lot and res
II dence in town. MIR. Landrum, VIII
=. left here when Is years Of age, an
# has not been back since until thi
c trip, thinks something Of lucatin
here.
70 A very delightful dance was give
s at the Opera House Tuesday nigl
" in honor Of Miss Mary Anderson q
J. Webster Groves, who is the CUES
Of Mrs. T.. A. RO2ier. There wei
p. about twenty couple present to dane
to the enhancing music of the Dc
>. Run orchestra. Refreshments wei
NJ served ON the stage and evcrybod
had a delightful time.
s. Mrs. Andrew owen and her daugl
" ter, Miss Jennie, of Butler, Mo
<. who nave been the guests of Mr.
d David Heidelberg for several week
will leave for their home on Frida
Il morning. Mrs. Heidelberg will n
10 company them to St. Louis. Mr.