The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-16

REMEMBER 1.-THE date OF tn
Ladies' Aid Market for your home
made cakes, pies and all sorts o
good things, is Saturday, June 25th
at The Times Office.
Miss Virginia Clardy will com
down for the Woodland Park dane
and bring some friends with her
They are Misses Adele Armstrong
Florsheim and Huttler.
Mr.. Joseph r. HOgenmiller OI
Weingarten, one Of Ste. Geneviev'
county's genial and most substan
tial citizens, was in FarmingtOl
Tuesday, and made The Times M
agreeable social call.
! Mrs. f.. A. Rozier went to st
Louis Monday and will return the
latter part of the week with hel
daughter, Miss Lavinia, who has
been attending the Sacred Heart
Convent the past session.
Rev. Marvin Roberts, OF Farm
ington Circuit, MIR. James Brewer
and Misses Florence Thomure and
Grace Darnell are attending Sunday
School and Epworth League Con
vention at Lutesville this week.
Among the marriage licenses is.
sued Tuesday in st. Louis was one
for Arthur A. Dempster of Mine La
Motto and Miss Genevieve /. Till,
man of Libertyville. Miss Tillman
has number of relatives in Farm.
ington.
Sergeant Wendell Frymire, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Emma Frymire, for about "A month,
left last Saturday for Seattle, Wash.
where he will sail for Nome, Alaska,
on the Dist to report to his command
Co. A., 10th Infantry.
MIR. j. l.. Sullivan of the electric
light plant is entitled to the thanks
of the community for the prompt
ness with which he restored the
electric light service after the storm
Of last Wednesday night. The
lights were in order Thursday night.
Elder Allen X. Wallace, Judge G.
O. Nations and Mrs. Jerry B. Burks
leave to-day for Jefferson City to
attend the State Convention of the
Christian Church. Elder Wallace
will be gone over Sunday, so that
there will be no preaching at the
Christian Church next Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday
School as usual 10 O'Clock.
Rev. II. B. Foster, recently pastor
of the Benton Avenue NJ. f.. Church
at Springfield, Mo-, will take the
place as pastor of the First NJ. +
Church of Pennington, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resigna.
tion of Rev. l.. NJ. Thompson, who
has been appointed Field Agent OF
Carleton College. Rev. Mr.. Foster
is reputed to be II preacher of eminent
ability and large experience. He
and his family, which consists of
himself, wife and eight children, ar.
rived here this week.
There are several places in town
which it would be well for the Board
Of Aldermen to look after. One
place in particular is the side walk
on the north side of the building on
the norwest corner of the Public
Square. The openings to give light
to the basement windows are partly
covered with planks, several of them
rotten. Iron gratings should be
placed over these openings. Should
some one accidentally fall into one
of these danger traps the city might
have n damage suit on it's hands
that would cost 1t good many dol
lars.
Prof. Karl Goebel of Jackson,
Tenn, is here this week shaking
hands and renewing acquaintance
with old friends. His son, Bert
who was here several years ago,
and who for his youth was recog-
nized as Il most promising musician,
and who is now only 10 years of age,
graduated In classical music at I'm
ion Universith at Jackson this year.
In passing his examination he was
required to execute from memory
on the piano ten OF the most diff
cult compositions of the best COM
posers of classical music. His
mother, formerly Miss Anna Beal
of this place, and his father are both
musicians of recognized skill, and
they have devoted much attention
to their talented sons education.
Elmwood's Teacher of Expression.
Miss Mabel =. Slane, a graduate