The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-09-20

FoH SALE At A BARGAtN. "A good
,iS-rOom dwelling and oulbujl jings on
an acre lot, two blocks from Public
square. Apply to Mrs. II v Corn
we'll, at St Francois Hotel.
Mr.. 1hos G. Duak Of this place aud
Miss Alma Williams Of llonuc Tcrrc
were married at the residence Of the
brides mother. on the 18TH, Rev.
Buehu officiating.
Mont llighley aud hi, friend, viii
. Thornton, LEFT Wednesday for "a Welt
llu Chicago, tut MIR Thornton was
called to his home Ia Austin, Texas,
uu account Of the Galveston disaster
There will be need Of help for
months Tor the suffering aud stricken
people OF Galveston aud the Texas
coast. Contribution, Of money should
be made by all who are able to make
them
Theodore Forster with Misses Alice
White aud katherine Forster have re-.
turned from their European Tip.
They went over In July with the Chri,.
lnm Eudeayor patty aud report having
had a delightful time.
Abstracts oi title furnished on short
notice 10y ppkiu & ~wink, or il YOU
want 10 buy or sell o piece Of real
estate, call on them They have some
very desirable farm and town property
fJr sale.
kossulh Weber left last week to en-.
tcr college ut Princeton, n j., and
Frank Weber entered Westminster al
Fulton. Mo George Forster ha, rc.
turned 10 EYeief, y H., and Bryan
Forster has gone hack to Macon. Mo,
10 Blecs' Military Academy.
Judge john L. Bogy ul Ste. Gene.
We've lHs placed Us under obligations
for beautiful piece Of music entitled
Fading Hopes, dedicated 10 hi.
daughter, Mr,. Mary Busy Roberts
The word. are by Mr. Joseph Flynn
aud the music by Judge Bogy.
Mem styles in fall goods may now
be seen at Chas. Gisrsc's. lie hiss
also just received a large stock Of f,ll
aud winter piece goods Of the latest
and most approved patterns Now
Is the time TO leave your order inr fan
suits. Perfect fit aud satisfaction
guaranteed
You are cordially invited to attend
our hf,t general opening Of Fall and
Winter Millinery, saturday, scplcm.
Der 20, 1900. Respectfully,
II LrsrW n Co,
Pennington, No.
Three door, east ut Post Office.
Solvents to each lady visitor.
The Bulrd Of Aldermen last Monday
| night passed an ordinance granting to
the jcIl Telephone Co. the right to e,-
tabli,h an Office in Pennington To- COP.
nccl with it, luug.diStance system, bot
not to engage In any local ~ stem Of tel.
cphonc exchange, or IN any way inter.
tcrc With the local system of Farming
ton aud IL connections.
The local Republican managers en-
gagged the Pennington City Band last
Tuesday 60 g. to Dcsiugc. Fiat Riycr
anl LI'ius 10 liyen up things Tor Mr..
fiory, the Republican candidate for
Governor, who spoke at thrsc places
al Flat River about 80 q. M,
ncsiu-c at $50 aud ElYiu, at 80.
4 snail number went nut from thi,
place TO hear him. ll- audiences
"ur fairly good, at The two first points
numbering tom 200 to 500.
The Democratic Club ol tai, place
met h.t saturday evening, aud adopted
constitution prepared aud reported by
the committee appointed ut the PIE.
yrou, meeting The name Of the or
g1Uifuipu b, 10 be the Pennington
Democratic Club, and Friday evening
OF each seek was fixed for the time Of
regular meeting during the campaign
An executive committee composed Of
j :. Clay, Is. +. Marbury, j. Il.
Burks, Dr. I H. Keith and ". Il.
ltaridcu was appointed. Judge VIM.
Garter addressed the meeting, and 81.
l.. Clardy was invited to address the
club on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 20.
Mr. j. NJ. Morris Of Dcs Arc. Mo,
and his sous, G.. ". aud J {. Morris,
were 10 Pennington Tuesday, and Mt
Morris closed deal Tor the two. story
brick bushes, house Of 4. =. Lopez &
Sous, on the southwest corner ni the
Public Square. II IS the intention of
the sons, G.. W, j, c. and ". h.,
TO open large general merchandise
store, and they expect to be ready
about the middle Of October. Mr.
Morris and his sous have been 10 the
lumber aud mercantile business at
Des Arc for mauy years, and conducted
one II the largest trades of any firm
In this section of the Stale They
sold Out their business there, and In
looking for a new location were at
tracted to Pennington by It's evidences
of thrift, growth aud enterprise, aud
have decided TO make this place their
home. They will be a desirable add.
tion to our town, both In a social and
business way, aud we are glad to know
they arc coming among US.
Democratic Flag Raising.