The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08

Salt Lake City, Utah, where they |
will possibly make their home. Their
many friends regret to have them
leave and wish them health aud
prosperity in their new home.
Mrs. George Bisby and her broth
er, Mr., W. ID. Long, and Miss Dressed
left last Thursday for their nome IN
Hamilton Ontario, Canada, after n
visit Of several weeks to the home
place. Miss Mary Wilson accom-
panied them for visit OF month
! Mr.. and Mrs. Junius {. Meteor
mick Of Muskogee, Okla, arrived
here yesterday ard will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
! friends. They vent to Oklahoma
several years ago, and Mr.. Meteor
mick is pleased with tn" country.
Miss Mildred Horn, daughter Of
our former townsman, DIR. y. ).
Horn, now of Denver, will graduate
from Nassar College this month,
and on her return home will visit
her uncle, Mr.. Chas. n Rllckledge,
at Avon. Her mother will accom-
pany her.
Miss May Cover was taken To the
st. Louis Baptist Sanitarium Tues
day accompanied by her mother, 1t
was then decided that she would
havr to undergo an operation Tor
appeudicitis. The operation Will III"
performed tomorrow, and Dr., o. y.
smith and Mr.. Cover will go ~ To.
morrow morning to be present.
In the roadjustment of salaries oi
poStmastrrs, seventy-thre" in Mis-
souri, will receive an increas" OF
from SInO to 500, and twenty will
t suffer a reduction Of 500 in their
: salaries. The Pennington otfic" Is
> among those increased, the salary
of the Postmaster being fixed at 81
. 100 a year, beginning July list.
: MIR. II. II. HohenschiId passec
h through Pennington Tuesday or
his way from Scott county, and sale
I, that the working plans of the New
d Masonic Temple to be erected here
a would he ready in eight or ten days
Mr.. Hohenchild has the contract 10
. furnishing plans for Scott countys
\ new So, 900 court house and hat
!. been down there to submit sketcl
of the building, which was accepted
!. Miss Maud Montgomery was L
- have sailed from Baltimore yester
~ day for Hamburg, Germany, an
from there will go to Berlin wher
she will continue the study Of Ger
man for three months. She has bee
= appointed to position as teacher q
languages at the Cape Normal Mis-
Montgomery was accompanle
ID abroad by Miss Ray Lindsay d
re- Piedmont, Mo-, who will contlnu
II her musical studies in Berlin.
Miss Edith Halc's Musicale an
d. art levec was the greatest success
+, Of the season, being attended b
er about four hundred people. As I'll
numbers were rendered they receive
ria hearty applause. The prograi
ia was rather short, but the ability Z
ce the pupils was really surprising
Miss Haile's class in art presente
>, an amazing range Of pictures in sti
,a life. This class would be cred
ho to some of the larger cities.-Fe g
nandina Correspondence jackson
. Vile Fla. Metropolis.
-, IL Mr.. J. w. Coffman of st. Loui
! who was stricken with paralys
w four or five years ago. came dow
W. this week on visit to his brothe
Mr.. Frank Coffman. His FRIEND
ed here were very agreeably surprise
ed to see him looking so well and ab
ss to get about with very little eN
'ot dence Of the paralysis with whit
he has been afflicted so long, II gre
.ce deal of the time confined to his he
MI unable to help himself or to wal
in. He seems to have regained peric
NO use of his limbs, all his faculti
are clear and he Is delighted AT b
ing able to be here and to visit L
=. old friends in and about Farmingto