Potosi journal., 1914-07-01

Those June weddings failed to ma
terialize.
The blackberry crop is also going
to be short. |
Mrs. N. A. Maxwell was in St. Louis |
the first OF the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Riehl
on June 30th, a boy.
Miss Alwina Murray OF st. Louis is
| visiting friends here.
Miss Rose Flynn of St. Louis is
spen ling the summer here.
Twill we get that auditing before or
after the primary election?
| Mrs. Maggie Lambert spent Satur-
day and Sunday at De Soto.
| The first watermelons of the season
put in an appearance here Tuesday.
ii it's any consolation, just remem-
Der the "seven lean years. way back
yonder.
Mr.. Marion, a young Lutesville
gentleman, visited friends in our town
Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Humm Of Desloge visited
relatives and friends in Potosi the
past week.
Pouring the concrete walls OF Wool
ford's new store building was begun
last Monday.
Mrs. Thos. LeMaster and Miss Cal
lahan visited friends at Bismarck
last Thursday.
Collins LIE Master was down from
> st. Louis Sunday, to spend the day
with homefolks.
Barring the drouthy aspect and dust
= Sunday last was indeed one OF those
"rare" June days.
The Sullivan News and Sentlne
have consolidated, the Sentinel sus
pending publicstion.
= Capt. s. R. Maclay of Pond Greek
visited relatives here last Friday ant
: took in the Chautuaqua.
q Miss Ava Cressweil of Monmouth
5 ILL.,, is visiting her parents, Mr.. anf
] Mrs. JOS. Cresswell here.
A big revival meeting is going on a
Flat River. The papers from ther'
last week report $50 conversions.
J.. You can tell a Bull Mooser thes'
DAYS by theblisters on his back, raiset
there by the Democrats patttng it.
{. Bring us your Wool, Poultry an'
Eggs, for which we pay highest mar
ket price. Breckenridge Produce Co
Mrs. Dan Elledge of Sunnyside
II Ark, is visiting at the home OF he
II mother, Mrs, L. B. Higginbotham, 0
Latty.
We notice the acquisition of an Au
tomobile also supplies its owner with
pretty steady occupation as a me
chanic.
Fl Mrs. M. A. Blount and Miss Lizzi'
Blonnt of Festus were in Potosi Mon
day on their way to visit relatives a
Shirley.
John n, Reppy of Hillsboro is thu
only candidate in the field for the Re
publican nomination Tor Congress IL
- this district.
Services at the Presbyterian churci
for July 5, 1914. Morning,-Commu
nion service. Evening topic,-
i. Leadeth Me-"
K There was woods fire about tm,
miles south of town last Sunday even
ling, an unusual occurance for this
time of the yeas.
Howard johnson of MiId dlebrool
visited relatives here Monday. Id
was accompanied home by his cousin
Burwell Fox, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, W. Cole of Quake
we're in Potosi Monday enroute to Id
aho, where they will spend two months
visiting their children.
You should see the new crepe, lace
yelling, ribbon, dresses, waists ant
skirts now in stock at Maxwells' Dry
Goods Store, Potosi, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy, who
have been sojourning in Colorado fo
the past year, returned to their ole
home in Liberty Township last Wed
nesday.
We have often heard OF people get
ting into trouble for stealing dough,
but up at Crystal City the other day
man was arrested for stealing a buck
t ct of paste,
Feeding thresher on hot day Is
t no picnic. John Rosener, aged oo