The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-08

sunday morning and evening,
Mrs. Radlc and little daughter of
Bonnie Terrc are here visiting Mrs
Radlc's father, Mr.. l. T. Morris,
Miss Virginia Clardy loft saturday
evening for St. Louis where she will
spend the remainder Of the " inter,
For shoes, hats, caps, gloves and
clothing you should see Mccormick,
Sprott a. Co.'S. stock before yol buy
For Rent-SiX-room house with
good barn, close to paoi;, ,chool on
north side of town. Apply to ripkin n
Swink.
Miss Clara Richardson, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr. T. Bynglon,
returned to her home in Bonnie Tcrrc
Monday.
Wanted-An honest wumau who can
do washing and Ironing i, wanted at
once at Mt. NJ, " Iluns, Do,s
addition.
Miss Lulu Schwancr. who has been
visiting Mrs Frank Gclsr, returned to
her home in Fredcricklown Tuesday
afternoon.
| l.,
present a student Of Texas University,
spent Saturday and SUNDAY visiting
Philip Pipkin,
On account OF rush of business Dr.
4. T. Bender, the painless dentist, will
remain week longer at ST Frnncoi,
Hotel, until January l7.h.
II you want nice gold, silver OF
any other kind of watch, at the lowest
prices, either ladies' or gcntlemcn's,
go to Tetley's Jewclry store.
Miss Clara Richardson Of Bonnie
Terrc returned home Sunday, after
spending several days the rncst of
Misses Lillian and Lulu Spaugh.
Miss Emma Keller attended the OF.
ficers Dance on New Years Eve at
jefferson Barracks, where her brother
Lieut.. Frank Keller is now stationed.
Herzog has complete line of School
Shoes, and invites you to call and cx.
anime his goods and learn his prices
before making purchases for your
children.
Miss Kate Forster left Monday
morning for St Louis, and will spend
a few days there before going TO JEFF
ferson City where she will visit for
several weeks.
DR.. L. =. Bender, the painless dent.
list, must be doing land. Office bust
ness, judging by the number calling
on him at the St. Francois Hotel lie
will remain until January 18th
Mrs, S. A. Byinglon entertained
informally Saturday evening in honor
Of the birthday anniversary of her son,
Bert. She was assisted by Miss Clara
Richardson of Donnc Tcrrc aud Miss
Lillian Spaugh.
No matter what you may noel 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
and will please you.
MIR. Jos. W. Noohcrs returned Sun.
day from Pocahontas, Ark, where he
has beeh conducting store for several
weeks. He will ship the goods in hi,
store here 10 few days to pocahontas
where he will locate permanently.
Little Martha Moore, the 3-yenr-Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Moore
Of Commerce. Is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her grand
father, DR.. j. l.. Iiaw. Mrs Moore
was summoned by telegram and arrived
Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs Pipkin IL Swink sold last
Tuesday the Bauman property TO Mr..
W. X. Lollin, q prosperous farmer of
Mississippi county, for $4,000. MIR.
Lohin brought his family here last Fri
day and will make his home in
Pennington.
Little Clitus Best, the li-months-o
son of Henry Best, who lives 8 miles
east of town on the st. Mary's road,
died last Saturday evening at s o'clock.
The funeral was held in the Lutheran
Church in this city at O'Clock Mon
day afternoon, thence to the Lutheran
Cemetry.
Mr.. &. W. Grover attended the ban
quet given by the j. S. Murrell Drug
Co. to It's officers and travelling sales
mon, in st. Louis, on lac, Saturday
evening. Mr.. Grover was the only
outside guest At the banquet, having
been in the past one Of their most sue.
csssiul statesmen.
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