The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
TOWN And VICINAGE

Thomas Ayres, son.
Miss Mary Castleman of Potosi
visited relatives in Pennington last
week.
Miss Helen Shuts of st. Louis
was the guest last week OF Miss
Elsie Cayce.
The Desloge Band has announced
that it will give a Fourth-oi-July
celebration.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. See J $. Clay, Farmers
Bank building.
Mrs. Ed Barroll of st. Louis has
been visiting relatives here for
couple of weeks.
Mrs. J. w. Helber aud her chill
dren of Bonne Terre are visiting
Mrs. W.T.. Halle.
Mrs. Mason OF charlottesville IL
visiting her daughter, Miss Emma,
at Elmwood Seminary.
Miss Virginia Clardy Of st. Louis
spent the carnival week with her
sister, Miss Myra Clardy
}. II. Porter of Springfield, Mo,
was here couple of days this week
visiting his brother, Hugh Porter.
Miss Nell Pipkin has returned
from Santa Reta, New Mexico,
where she taught school during the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 4. Ellenwood
of Red Bluff, Cal, are here visiting
the Swink families, of whom they
are relatives.
4 Typographical error last week
gave the number of members OF the
Monday Club as IS, when it should
have been 2S
Misses Azelle Howlet, Eugenia
Jordan, Allie Fry and Ellen Ed
wards are the guests this week OF
Miss Mary Henderson.
Rev. Lynn f. Ross, who delivered
the annual address of Elmwood,
was the guest Of Mr.. j. p. Cayce
and family and Miss Elsie Cayee.
Mrs. Barney Petty and her little
son, Lawrence, left Monday for St.
Louis to join Barney, while the
Browns are In ST. Louis this week.
Mrs. T.. A. Rozier won the prize
offered by Laakman's Drug Store
for the first sweet peas to bloom
from seed furnished by II California
perfumer.
Mrs. Alma Rider left Wednesday
for Kansas City to visit her mother,
Mrs. Leech. Later she will visit
Sednlia aud then go to Chautauqua,
ILL.,, for the balance Of the summer.
Don't neglect to pour coal oil In
all drainage. Put oil in all open water
barrels. See that no empty tin cans
stand around with water IN them,
Use coal oil and avoid the mosqditO,
The Flat River churches are get
ting ready for n union revival to be-
begin on June 18th under tho direc-
tion of Evangelist Price and Choris'
ter Harrison. The meetings will be
held in large tabernacle.
Miss Virgie Conway, in ordering
the address of her paper changed
from Liberty, Mo, to Winnetha
I,a gha hus
been employed by the Liberty
school board for next year at an In
creased salary.
The Catholic School Commence
meut will take place in the Opera
House Tuesday, June II, at Sp. M
The features of the program will be
"A three-act drama, "Eleanor From
Camp to Palace" by the girls, and
brief comedy sketch; "Plumeo
and Deplumed," by the boys.
"Claud Girl" fine young mare
belonging to the Clardy stables, was
killed at the the training stables OF
Hook d Woods at Paris, Mo-, last
Wednesday. She reared and fell
while being driven and broke her
back. Linn Clardy considered her
finer animal than his famous Ruth
Bernie.
"Grandman Mitchell is in a seri.
Gus condition, She and her aged
husband, Judge J q. Mitchell, are
living with their son, Judge Jeff ID.
Mitchell. A couple of weeks ago
she fell Ia her room and broke one
of her hips. On account of her adj
vanced age her condition Is criti.
ical
Barney Petty twirled n victory
for the Browns at Cleveland last
Sunday. The Brows have been play.
Ing in poor form during the season
and stand last in per cent of games
in the American League. This is
the first game we have noticed In
which our Barney has pitched, and
the sporting reports give him credit
of twirlinc a great game