The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-09

All mail order, for millinery from
the Lead Belt will be promptly filed
and delivered by I. Tanffc.
Mr.. and Mis-. Chas. Clardy Of Mine
la Motto are visiting Mrs. Clardy's
mother, Mrs a, j. LeathcrS, this
week,
Sprctaccs-Wc have good stock,
win guarautcc fit, and our prices on
the best arc only 50 cents.
The FAIR
Stylish patterns, swell makc-ups
and wearing qualities distinguish Cole
" NiNon's line Of spring suits, for
boys from four to fourteen years, from
other brands
For SALE-Fivc room house, with
out buildings, good cistcrn. plenty of
fruit, three blocks from public square, |
on electric road Apply To Mrs. II
Wcly.
Barney Petty left Tuesday for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, where he will do stunts
On the rubber for the Cedar Rapids |
base bali team of the Three Eye
League
II you want to buy or sell real cS-
tate, insure your life or property, have
legal business or notary work done.
call on Oscar l.. Halle d. Co. ONCE |
IN Davis building.
Judge {. +. Tullock and wife Of |
bismarck were in town the first OF the |
week, Judge Tullock attending the |
meeting of the Board of Equalization,
aud Mrs. TuIlock visiting relatives.
Remember T. Taaffc will continue |
to get in Millinery three and four times
every week during the millinery months
.oi April, May, June and July. So
You will always find something new
and attractive there. Everybody in.
yilcd
The Steamer Este. Grncyicyc. "
owned by the SouthcrnJMisSour Rail
road, aud to be used at Ste. Gene
We've for transferring cars, arrived at
that place last Friday, and will be-
chrs,cncd next Sunday 1t is one Of
the largest boats on the Mississippi
river, aud will accommodate ten ears
! h" boat j. painted black and white
On account Of buying my Millinery
in such large quantities and in Eastern
markets, New York and Chicago, you
viii see at + Taaffc's by far the fin
est aud most up-tO-datc styles in mil.
Ijucry. Fruits, flowers, and foliage
predominant as trimmings this season
All the ladies, misses, and children
are invited To call at T Taaffc's.
Or. T. 7. Bender, the painless den
list, will again be at tho st. Francois
Hotel, Monday, April 18th. for a
week When the Doctor was last
here he extracted and filled hundreds
of teeth without pain or after effects,
and we have not heard of n single
complaints on the other hand n num-
Der say that he is indeed painless
dentist ADV.
Miss Theresa karsch, the daugh.
ter Of Mr.. Jacob Karsch of Mine In
Motto, died there Friday night at
eleven O'Clock. Miss Karsch was
- Years old, aud cousin to the
members of the KarSch Shoe Co of
this city. The funeral services
were held at Mine la Motto Sunday
morning, and the body was
shipped to Doe Run the same after
noon, where it was inferred in the
|, q, o. f. cemetery Mt s o'clock
GmFFIN-SEBAsTIAN-Dr Edward
Griffin aud Miss Maryctta Sebastian
were married in Flat River at the
home Of the brides father, Mr.. Rolla
Sebastian, on Tuesday morning nj
half past nine O'Clock, by Rov. r. NJ
lalhcr DR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Top.
ping, MIR and Mrs j. W Buck and
Mrs. L. NJ. TaIbcrt were Pennington
guests ut the marriage ceremony.
lie bridal couple left Tuesday for
Knoxville, Tenn, whore they will
visit brother OF the groom.
SnNNER $780, JENNINGS - Mr.. Isaiah
Shnncr of Dc,logc and Miss Bessie
Jennings were married ut the brides
home north Of Pennington on Wednes-
day. Miss Jennings is daughter Of
Mr.. joel Jennings, and is we'll known
throughout the county as being most
ahahlc young lady. For number
of years she has taught school, and
recently returned from Dcsl0ge, where
she was teaching. Mr.. Shaner be-
longs tn one of the best families in the
county and is we'll known throughout
the Lead Belt rs being most excel.
lent man. They will reside at Des.
logo. lnE TIMES extends best wishes
and congratulations
Plain and sclfrising buck wheat flour
and pancake flour Mt Klein Grocer
Co.
Special Trains for Celebration.
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