The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-08-14

maU ncighborhood, was In town Mon
day aud made 1HE inns g pleasant
call.
4 Bring me your buggies and wagon
sud viii paint them cheaper than
you could DO Il yourseh, and guarantee
satisfaction. G. ". JOSTs.
Pennington, BIO,
Misses Manic aud Grace Iiighley
have returned from a delightful trip Ia
81. Paul. where they attended sum
mcr school conducted by distinguished
lecturers
Ten improved farms for sale In
Brllcyicw Valley. Prices range from
$500 90 10 100000. For further
Information address II. l.. Dell, real
estate agent, iielleSicw, BIO.
Miss Leah Black, daughter Of M.
aud Mm. David Black. formerly Of
this place but now living ut Joplin,
was married on tho 9th inst TO Sam
ucl Baum, Rabbi Mayer officiating.
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Bring us your apples, potatoes, hay,
oats aud all kinds Of produce. We
pay highest price and give you bes,
value 10 goods.
MCCOnmcE, srRoTT & Co.
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The ladies Of the Baptist Church
will give = lawn festival Tuesday
evening, Angus, 10, on the Baptist
College campus, for the bench, Of the
College al axe cordially invited TO
attend.
Alr. and Mrs. 4. p. Mitchell and
their two daughters Of Boune Tcrre
came down last week to visit the iam-
ily Of Mr.. JEFF Mitchell Mrs. Mitch.
ell is still here and will remain for
several days.
We have q snap. The VIM. Lnrcnz
cottage 10 Patterson addition ior sale.
Soyea-goom dwelling; water inside
kitchen; al rooms on drst door See
us At once for Terms
SMITH, BIEECK & Co.
Mrs. W. Gordon Kapp returned
Monday from Boonyillc, where she
had bcen visiting for several days,
Her sister, Aiiss Hattie johnson, &C.
companicd her aud will attend school
here tbis wiuter.
Mrs y. u. Allen Of Butler aud
Mrs }. +. Green oi DcSolo ae-
companicd their husbands, Chairman
Allen aud Judge Green Of the Asylum
Commissioners, who were here ihls
week to attend the board meeting.
Mr. Ed. V. Williams of Springfield.
No accompanied by hi- son, Walter
c., on the way home from a business
trip to Cincinnati, stopped over 10
Pennington last Friday and Saturday
to see bic father, DIR G.. W. Williams
There will be m Ice cream festival
at Unity school house, three miles
southeast ni Pennington, on Saturday,
Aug. 23, irou 8 10 II O'Clock p. tn,
for the benefit Of the Unity Sunday
school. Everybody Is invited 10 at
tend.
JUsT INA lot of Red Seal
Union,made Shirts, Overalls
and Jumpers. The latest ad-
Unstable waist overall. Sold
exclusively by us.
COLE & NIXON.
VIM. Kollmeyer & sou have been
busy thrcshing wheat for some weeks,
and for several days have been thresh.
iug In the vicinity Of Doc Run. Mt.
KolImeyer tells ua that the wheat
everywhere he has threshed has turned
w, tine, exceeding expectations in al.
most every instance.
The third game Of ball between the
Huntington and Fla. River mines was
played last Thursday Oh the latteF's
g,ounds, and resulted in q victory for
he Flat River nine by score Of 10 to
&, which gives them the rubber "
Another game will be plsyed al the
Fair Grounds to-day (Thursdsy).
Billy Anderson, who lives on Tur-
key creek, 10 Madison county was In
town Quo day last week, nnd tod US Of
a surprising curiosity 10 his corn GeId. |
Il is = corr stalk With seven ears Of
sorn--three large ears aud four
smaller ones.
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