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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-01
TO DEDICATE SPOT.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. IA
red granite boulder weighing six
tons. discovered BY the Woodford
County Historical society on Thea
farm Of Thomas Bratt. near Low
Point, will be used to mark the
spot where Lincoln and Douglas
met in their famous debate at
Metamora in 1865,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-01
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountain. Cars leave daily at $50
a. m. and $3.50 p M
w c. HARDING, Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-01
Special InduCemenf
To Be Sanitary

. The Tonopah Sewer & Drain .
= age company will put the sew =
= er pipe to your property line =
. without charge to you. From .
. your property line to within =
. three feet of your connection .
= for rs cents per foot, and the .
. actual cost of Excavation. .
. Phone to Secretary at the .
70 Nevada First National bank. =
. or see the General Manager .
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Order of Publication

n I'M CIRCUIT % ST Eu,x,,,,
COT NIl, MISSOURI "'n'''
Action for divorce
Anna NJ Elstns. Plaintiff.
1900. vs..
"nmam Eivlns, ana tarr Hartshorn Nj
hilnlstr'toT OF the Estate of JcsSa a ~
WINS deceased, Defendants, VI I'd
,,t ~" q, 'nls nay comes the plaintiff by MA
a a, s. AMI u appearing to the satistar
ZION OF the Court from ,fi,da 90 a,
proof that william Eivlns. one n, s az
oe en Is non resident OF this state
n"u cannot De summoned I'm this nctinn
II is ordered by the Court Thai n,pii
cation be made notifying said detensant
william Elvins. that IN action has hann
Spsh nc against him by plaintiff in the
Sa,ui ,ourt OF 81 Francois county in the
STATE OI missouri, for maintenance ami snn
port OF herself and minor son in which
s saiu action she also seeks To have said vii
inc , ra'ns rnJolhed from selling. assign
nE transferring or dlsposing of his inter
csl IN the estate OF his father .Iesse N III
WINS deceased, or any part thereof, ana 4,
s wm.c'i saIa action she further seeks to have
~. narlshOIh. administrator of the ns
tate OF Jesse NJ. Elvlns deceased .n1o,rs,,
anu restrained from paying over In William
Twins. or any other person or pnrsnns
nari -, "a cs"iI3I9tlon or Institution, any
p III W tlie iunus belonging TO said WlJl!nn
LlNlhs, or his Interest IN and To snid estate
OF any part thereof, until the henrinr, ~
s st,S I hS r ana that said money, or rca
sonanie sum from the same mny no hold
Tor THIS plaintiff and her minor son 70 NJ
wv, ,iuo ,oI heT ana for the support and main .
finance OF her said minor son as provided
iGa ' uav, ana unless he be ana appear al
~. ~. next term of this Court to be holden nj
IN court House in the city OF FarmInpton
", ~, th e sald county OF 81. Francois, on the
ittnuny OF August, 1911. and on the list day
nv sui, eoi, anu " not then, before the end OF
I'm t"i NJ answer said petition, the same
WI, WI, pe taken as confessed, and Judgment
VIII be rendered against him,
Anu y IS further ordered that a COPY
"a N II Iut.
Inc Pennington Times, a news mn ner nuh
i ,l III said county OF ST. Francois, Tor
TOUT Weeks successfully, published at least
1 inna, a Week the last Insertion to be at
tue august. 1911, term OF this court
A true copy from the record,
.s,, Attest: G.. l.. WILSON.
SEAL Clerk Circuit Court
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Order of Publication.

>IAlI OF MI ~SOtRl.
county ot IT Francois. s..
~ TIM CIRCUIT COURT 10 ,rGtr,r,
TERM. 1911. '''''.''
Ruth \. Berry. p1nintir.
vs.. ft,,.a
marry j Berry. Defendant !
NO" ~ THIS day comes the plDtntir her.,,,
ny her attorney ana ilrs her petition AMI
ainuhHit' alleging, among other thlnvs
thhl defendant, Harry j. Berry Is nnt =,
resident OF the state OF Missouri
Nhereupoh. II is ordered by the Cnurt
.hut salu defendant he notified by puhItca
ton that plaintiff has commcnCod n sn,,
agalhst him In this Court, the Object and
S"neThI nature OF which IS an actInn Tor "a
Vorc" upon the grounds OF failure To sup
upIt phintln and abandonment and dessr
,,on vi the period OF more than one who'll,
ichI next before the Ming of the patition
to-"it since Augutt q, Iafn and thai nm
iesh saId defendant be ana appear nj thi4
court AZ the next term thereof 10 he ha
sun anu holden az the Court House in tha
~ oi fhrmington. In said county on the
lih Jay OF August next and on rho at
nay OF said term, or before the Iast dax o S
sa'u teFm' answer or plead to the ugtItton
va shll cause, the same Will I've, takcn A..
aonleSsrn; ana Judgment VIII lie rendered.
And 4 IS further ordered that a rony
mtt'nt bc published. according 10 law In
Ihe Pennington Times, a uewsnansr mn
lsntu IN salu county ut It Francois fnr
'"ur weeks successfully, published at least
once week, the last Insertion IN ho a,
lpn t, hlIteh Gays before the flrst doy nf
Sail next August term OF this Conf ~
true copy from the SecOr1
Witness my hand and .,,i 80
SEAL the Circuit Court OF ~ ~ rr,n "
'''''...' g9iS county this 2ith day OF NAV.
&, 2. WILSON. Circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Paint Lick Sick Lady.

Paint Lick, Ky.-Mrs. Mary Free
man, Of this place, says: Before
commenced to take Cardui, suf
fered so much from womanly trou.
BILE, ! was so weak that was down
on my back nearly all the time
Cardui has done me more good than
any medicine / ever took In my
life." You need not be afraid to
take Cardui. 1t is no new expert.
ment. Composed of gentle acting
herb ingredients, it has been found
to safely relieve headache, backache,
and similar female troubles. Try II
for your troubles.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

| STATE OF MISSOURI
| county OF 81 Francois s.
| TERM, 1911. ''''''
Bessie d. lIayslnger Plaintiff
VS..
George W Baysinger, Defendant.
Now AT this day comes plainti,r hs,,,, h,
her attorney and niles her petition and !, IA
| uh'lt, alleging, among other things that
HcItnuhnt t'eOrR5 W. BaysIngpr T. moi a
resident OF the State OF Missouri
Nhcreupon II Is ordered by the CouHt
thh' shIu defendant Dr. notified by puhlir1
non tiat plaintiff has commenced a sun
hEdlhst MN IN this Court the obiert ami
general nature OF which is an action for ~
Nnlce upon the grounds OF abandonment nt
plalHtlH ipf the periUd OF more thnn ono
Nhpir year next before Ming this p.,tttion
and thit unless said |en " Enysinger be
anu appear AZ THIS Court, At the next term
thrieht, TO be begun rnu holden AZ ~. .
Court House In the city OF Farmin,t In
saId county, on the iith day OF August next
anu on tue trst day OF said term or brforn
me lhSt day OF said term, answer or pip1d
20 me petition In said cause. the same wI.I
' ,ah"h as confessed, and Judgment wlli
M rendered accordingly
ANA Il is further ordered tbat , c,nv
mereni he published. according 10 Inv IN
iu' FhImingtOn Times. "A newspaper puG
!Nh'u III shld county 81 -. FrnuCDis i5t.
luuI weeks successfully, published Al least
once week, the last Insertion to be- m
't1Sl HItecn days beiOr" the tirst dly Di
Ndld next August term Otthis Conf
\ true copy from the record.
witness my hand ana seal
>hN' 81 the tlrcuit Court OF 81.
s... Francois county this 22d DAY
Ut May, 9lI
Z. +. WILSON. Circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Order OF Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
county 81 st. Francois, -
In the Circuit Court. May Term. llu o.,
August Term, 1871. ''' ''
wade Hampton. ~ al,
Plaintiffs,
vs., Attachment.
Defendant.
SOW nj this day come the plaluiins be,,t,,
10y their attorney, ana show to the Court h,,
the return ui the sheriff that defendant h,''
ahsconded, or nbscntcd himself from hIs
nsual place OF abode In this state. So thai
me ordinary process OF law cannot h.,
served upon him, and Is not u resident ri
he state OF Missouri whcrcupou II is ~
dered by the Court that said defendant h.
notified by publication that plaintiffs have
commenced suit against him I'm thtg
court. the object ana general nature nj
which is on action In attachment, md thai
unless said j. {. WeStovcr he and apnear
al ms Court, ut the next term thereof To
be begun and holden at the Court House g.,
the city OF Pennington, in said COUNTY n"
the llth day of August next, and on m.
nrst day OF said term. or before the last
DAY OF said term, answer or plead 10 me
petition IN SAID cause. the same win be-
rendered accordingly "
Ana 1t Is further ordered that a copy nor.
OF he published, according to law In m.
Pennington Times, news pa per pubiished
IN sald county OF st. FRANCOIS, for four
weeks successfully. publisher nj lon ~ en-,
week, the last insertion to be M least ~,
teen days before the lirst day of said nert
August term OF this Court. N
true copy OF the record
witness my hand. ana seal nj
SEAL the Circuit court of II. Er,nrnt'
.......,.' county, this 18th day of NAV
1911. '
e. + WILSON, Circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Administrative Notice

Notice Is hereby given that letters of ad
halnistration were granted to the under
Sisneu ny Tue Probate Court OF st. Francois
rahr,y missouri, dated the 10th day of
February. 1911, on the estate of
JOHN HOEHN. Decd.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required to exhibit them 10 the
auminlstratrix for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters or they
may oe precluded from any benefit of said
estate. and II not exhibited for alioyspcs
withih TWO years from the date OF said let.
ters they VIII be forever barred.
D0RILLA H0EHS, Admr'x.
April 20, 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

games ever played at Woodland
Park.
The "Hustlers" will use Murphy
on the mound with Ayers doing the
receiving, while Flat River will de-
pend on Glore to stop the locals :;
Nauman will he Chores battery
partner.
Game called promptly at 3.30 y.
m. Special cars leave Post once
at 2:Ol and 2:ij p. M The Farm
ington Brass and Reed Band will
provid" music for the occasion. Oh!
you fans, don't miss it..
Down in POrtHgevillr, the people
were treated to IA dog and wild cat
fight, in which the dog was victor.
iou>. tn" park was filled with
church people and hohos. A. we'll ns
sports Of all kinds.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
SotTu BoUNp

Nos, 3 and 20 run through without
change between ST. Louis and Doe Run
Through coaches on other trains,
making connections at Riverside with
Iron Mountain trains.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

E. s. Siscoe of Bloomfield found
o pair of spectacles in his corn crib,
which he says the owner may have
II he calls for them,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Faculty Changes

Few changes are to be made in the
faculty for the next school year.
Those who are to remain are Presi-
dent c. V. Gilliland, Vice Presi-
dent II. {. Glover, Dean II. NJ.
Smith, Harold Mead science; Ethyl
Chandler, ancient languages Stella
Shafer. elocution; Mrs. Shaw, vio-
lin; Mrs. Mead, art. Those who
leave are II. w. Shaenbergcr, Miss
Lyon and Prof. u. l.. McFerrin.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
SCHOOL commandments.

lIE inns association ana the ~tFN ice
was an inspiring one. The oprulr.
prayer was offered by Rev. &. f..
lIirkOk and tie address Of the af.
t"ruonu was made by Rev. j. NJ.
Bailey, pastor of the Christina
/ Church. 1t was II strong appeal to
/ the members Of tn" association to
make the highest use Of their abiIi-
/ ties and powers for the Christ.
! Miss Anna Craig sang solo,
Zone Sw""tly Solemn Thought, "
and also Miss Emma Mason, go
| Eyes that are Weary" Miss r..
th"r Gale gave reading which
touched the hearts of all, "rhc At.
tcrwhilcs."
Miss Alma Swink as the retiring
president Of the association installed
tn" newly elected officers, this cerr.
mOny being Impressive. These new
| officers are Miss Clara Belle Smith,
president; Miss Miriam Blreck
secretary, and Miss Blanche Gale,
treasurer. The new president made"
an address in assuming her duties
and Miss Miriam Blccck delivered IA
farewell address to the Seniors Tn"
service closed with the members Of
tn" association singing "Blcss Be
the ri" that Binds"
Alumnae Reception
owing 20 illness Of number who
Were to take part in the Shakcsprr.
ian presentation on Monday even.
ing, that was postponed and the
Alumna" OF ElnwuOd gave their re-.
c'pttOu IN its stead. Represent a.
tivrs of the faculty, the alumna"
aud tn" graduating class received
TIA" guests. The evening was most
pleasant one.
Thursday Class Day Exercisos
After the Professional. sung by
tn" ElmwuOd Chorus, Miss MARY
Order read III" Class History. Tn"
class poem was read by Miss Lura
he" Murrll. Miss Almn Swink de
Ilv"r"d III" class Grafton, her sub
j"Ct being, "Aft"r College WHAT
Miss Dorothy Buttcrfcld made th"
address Ia the seniors, the subject
being, "Thr Visible Choir" Alter
the Rrcossional, Latin Chant los
tn" Elmwuud Chorus, Miss Blanche
Mis-. Ruth Shcrrr read the Glass
VIII and Miss Alice Gruurr doc
'tv"rrd the Class Prophecy.
Tuesday Night Annual Recital.
The various selections were of "A
high character and the manner Of
rendering reflected credit ON both
TIA" pupils and their teacher, Miss
Hangar. The following young la
dies took part in the program;
Misses Marion Good, Emma Cope
land Ruth Garner, Mabel Belkuap,
Esther Gale, Charlotte Martin, Ma.
bet O'Ncal, Ruth Grove. Settle
Delaney, Alva Clay, Bess nar,iu,
Lora lee Murrill and Mrs. +. &.
Barrull.
Wednesday Evening commencement
After the professional by the
Elmwo0d Chorus, the opening
prayer was offered by Rev. :. +.
Brit". The chorus sang Ruben.
stems "Angrl;" Miss Lura Lee
Murrill played Me Duwril's
"Witches' Dance aud Mrs Bar
roll sang "My Low" He Comes ON
the Skec."
The commencement address was
delivered by DR.. Stanley Jewell of
FredericktOwn, and his earnest ad-
dress was followed intently not on
~ by the class but by the audience.
After fine rendition Of "Pizzi-
cntti' by Miss Delaney. Rev. G. T..
Hickok gave the members of the
class their diplomas, /
and commended them and also the
faculty for their work The Choru, |
then sarg "rhc showers" from II /
Trovatorc, after which Rev. &. W |
Harlan pronounced the benedictiun. !
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
57th COM MENCEMENT OF
CARLETON INSTITUTE

The fifty-scvcnth commencement
of Carleton Institute was celebrated
with appropriate exercises from
Wednesday, May 24th, to Wcdncs-
day, May 3lst. There was no radi.
cal departure from the usual ar.
rangement Of events II was the
first commencement for President
Gillilnnd at Carleton.
Recital OF Special Departments.
The first event, the recital by the
students in the special departments
occurred Wednesday evening, May
"A. The Methodist Church was
filled to its utmost. Those who rem
dered were undergraduate pupils of
the the following teachers: Mrs. II -.
5. Shaw, violin department, repre-
scented by Lourine Kollmeyer, Ma
mic Mcdaniel, Warden Moothart,
Grace Denman; Miss Grace Lyan,
vocal department, represented by
Earl Carleton, Della Bcss, Wilma
Denmau; Miss Stella Shafer, eX-
preston department, represented by
Mrs. &. l.. NOrwinc, Norma Nces;
Prof p. l.. McFcrrin, piano depart
ment, represented by Ida Seller,
Maude Hilton, Florence Brent, Jcn-
ME Grow. Noticeable on this pro-
gram was the Carleton String Quar-
tet, which was this year organized
and trained by Mrs. Shaw.
Senior Piano Recital.
There were four graduates this
year from the piano department.
They were given the evening of
Thursday, May -. The names of
the four graduates are Ethel Blanche
Gale, Harriet Beard Reuter-, Ida
Mae Henson, Lawrence A. smith.
The piano department has enjoyed
a gradual and substantial develop.
ment In standard under the direc-
torship of Professor McFerrin dur
ing the last five years, 80 that these
four graduates without doubt repre-
sent the best products which this
has graduated.
Senior orations.
Three young men were graduated
with the degree OF Bachelor Of Arts.
They delivered their final orations
Friday evening, May 26, In the Col
lege Chapel. Their names and SUBJ
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Sunday Bacealaureate.

'On sunday morning the Baccalau.
rcate sermon was preached in the
Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Charles W. Latham, of Kennett,
Missouri. The musical program
consisted of pipe organ numbers by
Miss Elsie Cayce; selections by the
Elmwood chorus, and IA solo, 80
Divine Redomner," by Miss Hau.
gan. Both fer beauty and impress
Siveness these services rank among
the best ever held by Elmwood.
The Rev. Mr.. Latham spoke upon
the theme of Life and Its Mean
ing taking for his text the verse,
And they overcame by the blood
of the Lamb, and by the word of
their testimony; and they loved not
their lives unto DEATH Through
out the sermon emphasis was placed
upon service to God and humanity
as being the characteristic OF true
life. Eloquently and earnestly he
called upon not only the young Ia
dies of the graduating class but also
the individuals of the congregation
to give their services to Christ and
the church. Apt illustrations were
frequently employed to emphasize
the truths presented by the speaker.
The sermon was strong In its
of the theme chosen
and was followed closely and with
interest by the entire congregation.
ACKNOWLEDGES Service.
The Young Women's Christian
Association held their Vesper Ser
vices In Elmwood chapel on Sunday
The program was pre-
pared by the young ladies compos-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
President Gilliland's Announcement

Pres. Gilliland announced that IA
campaign had been recently carried
on Ia raise funds for the completion
of the new science hall He said
that tn" city of Pennington had sub
scribed Sll 10000 toward this end,
and that arrangements are made to
resume work on this building within
three weeks. About 81, 5000 more
are to be raised outside Of Farming
ton, which amount will finish the
structure. II should be ready for
occupancy in January, 1872.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Address by DR.. Lichliter.

tn" elimination Of events occurred
Wednesday forenoon, May 81. Rev.
NJ. II. Lichliter, u. D., pastor of
Maple Avenue NJ. T. Church, st
Louis, delivered the commencement
address. Dr.. Mchliter, a graduate
of ncpauw University, is a forceful
and convincing speaker. His ad.
dress was directed mainly to the
graduating class. He divided his
address into four distinct heads /:
First, "tlinging to Ones Ideals"
second, "Catholicity of Thought, 3"
In which he said ii Is Just as prop
err to look at religion, education and
economic problems in different
light than that of our fathers, as it il
for the farmer and scientist To use
different equipment to keep up with
til" times; third, application of
Truth To Practical Things, ~ in which
h" showed how the student equipped
with abundance OF theory is not as
yet able to cope with the practical
problems of life: fourth, "Appropri-
alton Of the Rest IN this he
showed by citing many examples
how men had been precludrd from
life of greatest usefulness hv fail.
ing to appropriate the best of Gods
blessings character.
After DR.. Lichlitcr'+ address de-
grees were conferred upon the col
legc graduates by Miss Carleton and
diplomas were issued to hrgradnatcs
of the other departments. Miss Car
Teton, In her remarks To- the gradu.
ates and others, said that she was in
her eighty-siN year aud tina; she had
not missed single year at com
mencement exercises.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Art Exhibit .

Mrs. Mead has been teaching art
ut Carleton for three years. This
year She has IA large class of mature
students and much work of Il high
order has been turned out. Most Of
her pupils had work on exhibition at
the Conservatory Monday afternoon.
Her work consists Of china painting,
pottery, drawing and painting
Those who exhibited art work are
Myra Mitchell, TriXie Graves, Har.
old Gacbe, Mrs. j W. Mccarthy,
Margu"rit" Klein, Anncttn Klein,
Anna StrahIman, Emma Guessing,
Edna O"stcrl", Mrs. II. Reuter-,
stella Shaf"r, Maude Brent, Sarilda
short, Lillian Thompson, Florouc"
Mitchell, Mack Dcnman, Brrnicc
Mccarthy, VIM. Shaw and Nellie
Ringer.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT OF
ELMWOOD SEMINARY

ELMWOOD EMINAR4
rhr exercises of the twcmty.third
annual commencement uf Elmwupd
began las; Friday evening and
closed with the graduating exercises
and commencement address on
Wednesday evening, May 30. Their"
were six young ladies in the gradu-
atiug class: Misses Mary Gridrr,
Lora L"" Murrill, Alma Swtnk,
Blanrh" Gale, Ruth Shercr and
Alice Grunrr.
Probably the most notahl" tcntnr"
of the past year has been the in
creased efficiency of the school and
the lruitiun in part of tn" Efforts 81
the past few years to increase til"
standards of the COURSES Of study,
These have been So raised that tw"
years college work Is offered, In"
intention being tina: Elmwood shall
take its plnce among III" Junior col
lrg"s Of the State.
Complete" arrangements tor tn"
next year have not been mad" 81"
ON announcement tine urr.
~unncl Of the Faculty was not made.
Miss MONTGOMERY. under whose di-
rrctiun the school has reached it,
present high scholastic standard,
has resigned her position as pr"si-
don, fl, nut.r upnu "A larger work.
Miss rhrnnuIt. too. leaves the posi-
ton Of principal Of the intermediate"
drpnrtrnrut in order tp be- with her
niece. Mis-. Montgomery Their
-ucrrs.nrs havo not a. vrtbreu def.
,uitoly decided upou. Among those
wln. will return to the faculty next
yrnr urr Miss Wiuu of tn" English
.lrpartmrut. Miss Slaur of the de-
pnrtmrui circumcision, Mrs. Lloyd,
yynn na. dome II hrrr work this last
wear for ;hr ,chnoI. and Mis-, Hau-
.,au ,n the drpnrtmrut of music.
Follnwiu., il, , brief review of th"
exercise. ,lu marked tho closing
y.rg.
''''S '''''o'''' . "''''''
Ih" program, OF Fiidh' evening
"as rendered hN the younger pupiIs
"l the school WIN i'" exceptions.
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ana, .,,,,,,,,,rs ,lo,,o Sl,o,L. Rand.
i.,,, sar,h tIi,l,I,. G,,,dolior al
ana Mi. Errno uoso,. March.
,;ro,..,n. u;ano Rutl Crnw. Tar.
,rt.Il. mimi, u,t,i. Smith Ov.
mo ia -iclno.s N,rr,, Gio..iro
and H,,r,i G,rnar wore prcvoptnd
.r,,r ,,li,o ,heir u,r,s imam th.
.,ro,r,r, mud h. r.,',,.t Niss Ial,
NcClir,,,l. r,y. nm ,v,.llont Rad.
in.
NM. d., ,l,.. ,,ro,,i.., o,,or,ai,,
incnts Of the week was that of Sat.
irrday evening when the urinary
and Intermediates dcpartmeuts rem.
derrd "uinwatha." in pautominp.
ON the lawn of the Seminary. II
was given in six scenes. The fol.
lowing was the cast Of characters;
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W ara Jennings ARROW MAKER, MN
nehaha'S father, Robert Lloyd;
Maurine Smith: Iapoo.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Literary Society.

Tn" Eromathcau and Philopuncau
literary societies met on friendly
terms Monday evening at the Meth.
"dlSt Church for their annual pro-
gram. This Is III" only function Of
commencement week which permits
Of relaxation. These are worthy So
rl"ti"s and ar" doing much good in
training their member, for public
literary WORK.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

jrcts are: "Good Citizenship-thr
American Ideal, by VIM. f.. Golfer;
" Man and Opportunity" by Alex
a1d"r G., D"mpst"r; "Thc Fight
with oar Flrr""st Foe" by VIM. l..
Hunt