The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-22

O'Clock.
Mr. J. f.. Cover went 70 IT. Louis
to-day and he and Mrs. Cover will
return tomorrow with Miss May,
who has sufficiently recovered to
be brought home.
Mrs. WIN. Trauernicht of Iron
ton and Mrs, August Trauernicht Of
De Soto and her little son, were
guests this week Of the family Of
MIR, Herman Trauernicht.
Elder $. w. Robinson, who re-
moved from here to Kansas several
years ago, is now at Helix, Oregon,
where he has been called to the pas
torate Of the Christian Church Of
that place.
Al the Sunday School and League
Conference of the NJ. r. Church,
South, which met ut Elvins this
week, Revs. VIM. Court, Standifer
Grove and Mrs K. c. Tucker were
on the program.
Dr. David Sloan, MIR. and Mrs
Bert Smith OF Bloomfield and Miss
Leona Cunningham of Cape Girar-
drau came up from Bloomfield In
tn" Smith automobile, and are visit
ing Mr.. Bird Smith.
Gideon Dowell is home for a short
stay from the Johnson Bible Col
lege. Kimberlein Heights, Tenn.
| He il one Of twelve students Sc
/ l"ctcd to cunvass for the Christian
Evangelist during vacation.
/ Friends Ia town received the an.
uOuuCement of the marriage Of MIR.
/ Philip simmons of New Orleans to
/ Miss Edith Forsythe of BelVidere,
. H., on June nth. Mr.. Simmons is
brother Of DR.. f.. q. Simmons
and nephew Of Mr.. Merrill pipkin.
Mr.. Mace Turley, who lives about
/ twelve miles northeast of town in
| Union township, Ste. Geneyieve
/ county. was in town yesterday. He
says the rain of last Saturday night
and Sunday missed his neighbOr.
hood, and everything il mighty dry
out there.
DO not forget the w. &. T. L. In
stitute, which will he held in the
Baptist Church Tuesday, June 9th.
The silver medal contest will take
place in the NJ +. Church, begin.
/ ming at O'Clock, instead Of in the
Auditorium of the High School
Building, as announced last week.
/ Mrs. Martha Clay of Kansas City,
aunt Of Judge J :. Clay and sister
of the late Judge r. l.. Sutherland,
/ is visiting the family of Judge Clay
and other relatives in Pennington.
/ Mrs, Clay was born aud reared on
the old Sutherland farm about seven
miles north of Pennington, but has
been absent for u years.
During the storm last Saturday
evening fine Jersey cow belonging
to Dr.. Sebaugh was killed by light
ming Her body was found Sunday
morning lying under large maple
tree on the side of the road not far
from Judge j. ID. Mitchell's resi-.
dence. II was covered with bark
from the tree which had been struck.
An extra pair of good scissors or
shears Is "A convenient thing to
have, and as you can get al excel
lent pair free by subscribing for The
Times or renewing your subscrip-
ton and paying year In advance,
you shouldn't neglect the opportun.
ity. Remind your husband when
he comes to town to call at The
Times Office aud see about it.
Mrs, Cora Neale, Matron of the
Presbyterian Synodical College,
Holly Springs, Miss, arrived Tues.
day for a few weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. q. w. Moothart and fam
| lily. Mrs. Neale is the wife of the
late Rev. DR.. Neale, who had charge
OF the Presbyterian Church In De
soto during the time Prof. Moot
harris family resided there.
Linn Clardy lost his valuable
young filley "Nivian" last Sunday.
She fell while running couple Of
weeks ago and badly injured the
muscles of one thigh. In spite of
skillful treatment she grew worse,
and last Sunday got down In her
stall and could not get up. AS 1t
was thought impossible to cure her
it was decided to put her out of her
misery in the most merciful way,
by the administration Of chlorof0rm.
Mrs. +. +. Spaugh, propritress of
the Pennington Marble Works, has
bought out the marble business Of
Rodgers 4 King. Mrs. Spaugh has
been very successful and has ex-
tended her business throughout the
| Southeast She keeps a fine line of