The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

kOssuth and Frank Weber spent
Thanksgiving at home. They were
accompanied with their friends Mcs-r-.
Allen aud Carney.
Mis-. J. T.. Cover returned Tues
day afternoon from 81, Louis aud
Fesins, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss FroniH Sloan, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. G. Mccormick Tot
some time, returned tn her homo 10
Irondsle last Saturday.
We have just got 10 n lot of new
Jackets, the nobbiest liue in town; up
to.date In style and low down 10
price. SEES them. cox & Nixon.
Judge T.. Y. SwiBk has placed us un-
der obligations for a half bushel of pc.
cans, grown on bis river bottom lands,
a gift which We highly appreciate.
We want your trade aud we want
your produce. Our motto Is; Buy
what the home people have TO sell first /;
live aud LET live. CoLE s. NIXON.
Mrs. N. l.. Clardy and Miss Myn
Clardy left Monday for 81 Lsuis,
where they will attend to making ar.
rangements for spending the winter
there.
ZeHo Swearingen IL teaching his
Grst school al tho TURKEY school house,
where he learned his a, b, c's, an q IL
boarding at the house where he was
born.
lIerzog has complete line Of School
Shoes, aud invites you TO call aud ex-
anime bis goods and learn bis prices
before making purchases ior your
children.
Mrs. Curtis Aibro died o, her home
In Poplar Bluff on the 2Gth ait. Of
pneumonia. Mrs. Albro, who was
Miss Lutte Stokes, was married Just
six weeks ago,
There will be a beautiful assert.
ment of ladies' and gentlcmen's neck
wear al the bazaar to be given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church Dee.
II. be sure to see them.
FoR SALE-Two good lots aud small
dwelling. first block south Of Christian
Church; also another cottage near
business portion Of town.
CLAY. Buck Il FLEMING.
Miss Susie Pratt, daughter Of Mr..
]. X. Pratt, died at the home Of her
father near Pennington November 2l,
1909, after a lingering illness Of a
dropsieal nature.
Mrs. w. u. Coswey and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting Mr. James Dubbins,
who IL brother of Mrs. Coswey's.
From here Mrs. Coswoy will 60 to
Little Rock, Arb. where she will spend
the winter.
Chss. A. Butterlleld delivered $40
Carolina poplars 10 the Flat River dis.
tEict recently. We arc glad TO note
that the people Of that eeciion are
going 10 beausify their yards with
shade trees.
No matter what you may need in
the Shoe line, you can be supplied at
Herzog's. His stock is large, well
assorted and selected with care for
the needs Of all. His prices are right
AID viii please You.
Our stock Of Holiday Goods Ia cnm-
piete, consisting OF the latest novelties
1t prices that staggeF composition.
Come an ace as In tbs Rickns building.
Would be glad 20 have your patron.
ago.---JAcUH HELBER.
The Fcst Oifice at Pickle, In Ste.
tssncsIsva county, which vas siiscon-
tInued year ago lasi November. has
bean rs-sstabIlshed and Mr. Phylander
8. Loker, who paid us visis thisi
seek. has been appointed postmaster.
DIR. L. T. Hall. superintendent. and
Or. r. l.. Keith. assistant superiuien-
aens Of lpssne Asylam No, 4. ieftl
yesterday for "trip East to visit dif-
ferens asyIuas, and particularly the
ana st Massilon, Ohio. from which the
ssyIsm u this place WA modelled.
Me-. Rohsrt Tesiey, Mr.. aud Mrs.
q. J. Tesiey and Mr.. snd Mrs.. George
Tssiey attended the marriage Of Mr..
August Schwab and Miss May Gay, nt1
Isoston On Thanksgiving day. Clarence
Tsilv, whs was bess man, came
hoans AMIR ~ marriage sua rama,ncd
patu Monday, whea he returned to
schcoI h ~ Loula.