Potosi journal., 1916-07-26
HAPPENINGS
Of She e,esk
IN MISSOURI

was their only exit A fifth miper,
who had Just ief, the men and gone
to the shaft, was struck by Y falling
boulder. but escaped with injuries
that are not severe. Tho imprisoned
miners are Howard and Barron Gid.
con. brothers, W. r., HowcrB and Nor.
gan Wood
| Cooperation between farmers ana
cities was the key note of the recent
| sessions OF the Association OF Mis-
souri, Club Secretaries in convention
at Excelsior Springs
| NJ. X. Fowler. 81 years old, a retired
| farmer. died suddenly at his home in
Polo recently BESIDES his wife, he
leaves four sons. Arch. Thomas.
Charles and Fred. all farmers of Ray
county, and q daughter, the wife OF j.
c. Withers. cashier OF the Farmers
bank OF Polo.
In the recent local option election
at Lexington the city went wet by
30l Many o. the miners voted 10
keep the saloons. The city adininI Is.
tration opposed the prohibition move
meat
Or. J. n Car,wrieht's home. ten
m.ies north OF .;odalta. burned the
other nigh whilv the family was ab.
t., tN
Iuss was s, 900,
leonard Hayes. while bathing In the
'lsaauri river at Glasgow The other
a,,,.uoon, Mas seized with champs
rri drowned before assistance could
rpa,h hln.
t'anry todgro,e. 20 years Old. was
>H", ana hlllrd the other morning by
INnl Strit sand L. a tenant on the
.le,- -osr form In Moneraw township.
81, tlair county. following a quarrel.
The Veiisyilc ONic News, the only
RepunticXn paper in the county, has
teen Sid - l.. l. Turnas, 10 Z /.
-, obi. 20 a.erly Of FaHctte.
The body ot Lor.ne I've. IS months
Did. who wandered away from the
hon" OF ier parents a, 81. Joseph.
~as found /, ecarcHers in hole IN an
abandoned brick yard The baby had
been dead about forty-cieh, hours. IN
dtcai!ous setc that she had starved
- dealt
The Switzerland building and Con
,ract!ng Company ot - Louis has ST
cured th. contract ,o rebuild 81 Fran
els convent, a Catholic institution that
aas DESTROYED hy fire at Nevada ten
,.on,r. age The n,w building will
cos, :fAunU
The epi!"'nir uf iicuco,itis that Int
j.. .tsi "A week age. httli il raging fN-
WV" new cases have been reported
Ire death raj" uii To this Tim" has
he.'p almost 80 per cent. Rigid IN
spect.un of milk and admoni,ion of
physieian. to have all milk boiled be
fnr" .l'ihS " 10 tue o""''s' A'e"'S \"
have failed 10 check the disease.
Ilamer noyd, IS wears old, iel"'
graph operator FOR thc Rock Island ~
cameron, "aS drowned recently IN tue
rity reservoir "fii' N@hlhE \ i'NH
luti"d his uolc In and he ran after II
"tle ano w" daughters survive
Inc Cu'cK seven "''''. III VI" '"'''"
$la9.5oV, seven men originally o"h'"
The mine ana each Is near hll''ohAi'c
from It's earrings IN seven Years.
Mrs fIt'abe'h Ai8N'h. ~ years "'"'
Il dead a' her honi" III S'Halla S"'
- survived by her brother. h''ha'"
tn" ceremonies attending 'he Jay
Inv ~ th" corner ''oh" "f the ne"
S1a0o0o administrator building az
the WarrrnsburE Normal Sch""' wer"
held recently "n the Normal CAMPUS.
Officers uf tho granl lodge A. I 4
\ II of Missouri w'f" IN 'harR" Inc
ceremonies ~or" attended by h''
Thousand persons, Governor Mhl"''
who had promised to b" on hama Il"
deliver an address. failed I" pu' IN
an appearance" Addr'sH"H ""r" maa"
by Grand Master J"sAer. JndK" td
ward Hlsbcc, G. A Keith. president "'
th' poaf" o' 'fgth'"' an" r. l. 'i'h
Frank Steele , labofer o5 ycnrn old.