Potosi journal., 1912-03-27

Attorney F. T. Eversoie made a husi- |
ness trip to Paragould, Ark. the lat
ter part Of last week.
Judge and Mrs. F. +. Cole will leave
Potosi Monday next to return 10 thcir
farm near Belgrade.
1t Is reported that the union miners
in the st. Francois county lead belt
will shortly make a demand for higher
wages.
PROSPECTIVE candidates: shCull IT.
member that fiv dollars itouche,s the
button and we do the rest. Why Les
itate?
Distemper is prevalent among the
horses throughout Wayne county.
| The disease often results in the a"ath
of the animal.
Mrs. Margaret Towl and daughter,
| Miss Molle, left Monday last Tor
| Memphis, Tenn, where they viii
spend month or so with relatives.
Miss Sue Byrd of oklahoma City,
Okla, was in Potosi last Friday on
her way 10 her old home at Belgrade,
where her mother is lying very i'll.
Oar Republican friends should not
forget the party mass meeting 10 be
iheld here OH April 18th. Let All who
can come, and voice their sentiiucn $
freely.
The Woodmen lodge at Farmincton
last week dishursed II 400 among it
members which had accumulated from
the quarterly dues paid in by the
members.
The Cornwall copper mines in Ste.
Genevieye are to be reopened TINS
spring. A big Smelter is to be put u
and all the buildings are to be repaired
at once.
Henry Lyon, the colored hostler al
NJ. A. Casey's livery stable, was
severely hurt about the head one day
last week by d horse throwing hin
: against a side Of the stall with 2rca
force.
: The saloon OF c. G. Iahn at Frank
clay, was destroyed by fire on las
- Wednesday morning. Iahn reopenet
for business the same day in a tent
The fire is said to have been OF inCen
diary origin.
: Messrs. NJ. f. Rhodes and :. q
: Nipper attended the Madison count
. Republican mass meeting 81 fIe'irlck k
town last Saturday. IN unlnstru@te
:, delegation will 90 from that c0un;
t. the Ste. Goncvieve convention.
Pulaski county voted 'dry" by l.,
n 10 2SS at a local option election hel
s there recently. Four years ago til
a county went dry by a vote of Zi9, so
is plain the Pulaski county peop1
: are we'll satisfied with local option.
Wa regret to learn that Mr.. W. }
. Cain, the regular conductor OF tn
fpOtnsi Branch train, is seriously il
e Ii the No. Pac NosYital in St Louis
II Mr.. Cain has been in poor health 10
saveral months and unable to attcn'
o = his work
Judge Dearing is holding court 4
IHillsboro. Ihc Hunning murdt
case sil! he tried there this wee
in which Joseph .Seidel and Ann
= Hunninc are the defendants. charge
with .lc assassination Of Martin Hun
e ming. the woman's husband.
e Arthur Kin ney, young man ;
/ Eivins, was arrested one night las
week for sending Il hIack-hand lettt
~ Ia George W. Howell, 4 well-knoH
= merchant Of ElvinS. The letter d'
# manGcd that Howell should plat
SlGn in an oU!houSe on a certain nIgl
g or lis son would be killed. Howe
and the city marshall stood watch th'
- night ard landed young Kinney.
The county court held called teri
here last Monday for the purpose
, Investigating the sanity of W. K. Dor
aldson OF old Mines. lie was ioun
mentally unsound and ordered take
to the Farmingtou Asylum for iFea
~ ment. to which institution he vas It
lo,y,l TUESDAY by Sheriff. Case,
Donaldson is not violently insane an
may be restored by proper treatmen
4 large bungalow Will be built du
. inc the next three months on tt
y grounds of the Arcadia Country Gu
, n Arcadia. Mo-. in the heart OF Il
6 Ozarks. as vacation resort for tho:
in the business Offices and cdItorl
rooms Of the st. Louis daily new
nanars, The site was donated by tt
Arcadia Country Club. The mone
for the construction of the building
i, bejnc raised. The site is on t
Grounds OF the Arcadia Country Gu
p on Shut-In Mountain. facing La
IT Killarney. Lake Killarney, GOVERN
800 acres, on which the site faces. W;
formed by the construction OF halr
bOw-d2m.