The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-11-09
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Ruth Bernie" the beautiful
horse from the Clardy stables. wor
two second, third and fourtl
prizes in the class in which she wa,
exhibited at the st. Louis Horst
Show.
Eight hundred and tweuty-tw,
hunters licenses have been issuer
in the county the present year
Since the first of the present mont
up to Tuesday evening llj had beer
| issued.
Rev. {. f.. Hickok and Dr. j 4.
Waterman of the State Hospital
were appointed delegates to the Con.
ference of Charity aud Corrections
which meets at Kansas City this
week.
Mr.. j. J. CundifT, editor of tie Se-
dalia Capital, and W. f.. CundiH,
manager of the Missouri Ruralist,
Kansas City, came in YESTERDAY on
account of the serious illness of
their mother. Mrs. l.. J Cundiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. II. Mckay Of
Knox City, Mo-, who have been Wis
iting relatives here, will return home
this week. MIR. Mckay was at the
National Hospital for short time
whore he was operated on.
The best and largest line of
watches is to he found at the old
and well-established TetIey Jewelry
store. Watches of every descrip-
tion and price-gold, gold-filled, sill.
yer, nickel cases and reliable time.
keepers.
Among the delegates named by
Governor Hadley to the Trans Mis-
sissippi Commercial Congress to be
held at Kansas City Nov. II to H.,
are Congressman Walter l.. Hens
ley and former Congressman Polite
Rlyins.
Mrs, T.. A. Rozier went to Ste.
Genevieve Saturday to attend the
funeral of Miss Sallie Shaw. She
will visit her sister, Mrs. Henry
Rozier, and then go to Cape Girar.
deau to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Paul B. Leming.
Prof. p. l.. McFerriu, the accom-
plished pianist, who taught mt Car
Teton College for several years, is
now in New York City attending
the music school of which DR.. Frank
Damrosck is director. His address
is 40 West I2lst street.
The Queen of Alferino" tor the
benefit of Carleton College" at the
Opera House tomorrow Friday
under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid OF the NJ. +. Church. This is
delightful operetta and will insure
you an evenings pleasant entertain
ment. Don't miss it.
Rev. c. +. Hickok was chosen
secretary Of the committe. appoint
ed ut the recent meeting of the Sy.
nod of the Presbyterian Church ut
Kansas City to raise fund of $500
DOO to improve and enlarge the in.
stitutions under charge of the Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Sarah A. Presnel has sent
Dut cards announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Violet Eu-
yenia, to Mr.. Frank Daniel Druding
at Denver, Colo, on November >, |
1911. After short trip East, they
will be at home at st. Francois af-
Ter December |. Miss Presnell is "A
sister of Mrs. G. J. Adami of Flat
River, and has many friends here
who wish them both great happi-
less.
Last Thursday morning about |
eleven O'Clock the roof of the John
son House-the old Geo. NJ. Wilson
'esidence-caught fire near the
'himney, but was soon extinguished
~ our efficient fire department with
'nly slight damage to the FOOT. An.
'ther fire alarm was sounded Thurs.
lay night, but II proved to he only
burning fiue at the Dalton House.
rs a precaution 1t would be well for
III house keepers to have the fiues
II their homes cleaned out before the
zig winter fires are started.
Twins were recently born to the
wife of Ira Glover, who lives near
Dexter. The boy was born on Fri.
ay night ut l:j0 p. IN. aud the girl
'as born at l2:lO a. M, so they have
itferent birthdays.