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

/ called yesterday and renewed hl> 'ub'
scription,
Mr.. Hardin Perkins OF Frcdonia.
Kansas send, TIM Tmr- greeting for
another year.
Misses Naudc Snyder and Keith
of Dcsloge visited iIi-s LYDIA Swiuk
last Saturday.
Highest market price paid for corn,
oats and all kind, Of produce a, Me.
Cormick, Sprotl ~ CO...
Mr.. A. J Pittlc Of Bismarck WAS in
to see MS last week aud will read THr
TIMES for another year
All kinds OF fail goods, Canton nan
ncls, iannclc,tc> and dress good, a,
Mccormick, Sprot ~ COS
Mr.. " II Young has removed his
law office to the County Trco.ucrs
room in the Court House
a grand total oi atN marriage
licenses were granted in this county
during the year just closed
Mrs. ", " Rife aud sou, Ray.
mond, OF Bismarck, Spen, the holiday,
with Mr. John Carton aud family.
The youug people OF Pennington
spent very pleasant evening skating
On the 81 Francois river last saturday.
Mr., Samuel Long, ST. # Cadet,
one of TIM TfME>' oldest readers,
sends renewal up to January, 1901.
For shoes, hats, caps, glove, and
clothing you should see Mccormick,
Sprott d Cos. stock before yol buy.
Captain j. Mel. Carter sent Us
check last week that place, him in the
"paid in advance column To- April,
1904.
The Modern Woodmru ui Salem
will give a musical and literary enter
taiumcnt at that place Tonight (rhurs-
day..
Mis- Mime Thurman OF Hazel Run
decided that she would like To- be on
the ''paid in advance" list, for which
thanks
Wantcd--Ah honest woman ~ no can
do washing and ironing /, wanted at
once Mt Mr. NJ. W IIun's, boss
addition.
Misses Bessie and Alice Smith aud
81 Smith OF Charleston were visiting
DR.. j. l.. Ilaw and Judge :. : Smith
The first of the week
Mont lIighley, who is now rising
Young attorney of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, spent the Christina, hDh. /
lay swilh home folks.
Miss Jessie Reed, who spent the
'ummcr with friends at Dcslogc and |
Faruington, is very sick At her grand.
Iathcr's in California
Rev. c. T. lIic,ock uul wife and |
'on Jim returned last saturday from
Columbia where they spcut the holidays |
With Mrs. llickock's father
II you want n nice gold, silver or
my other kind of watch, at the lowest
irices, either ladies' or gcntlemen'g,
20 to Tetlcy's Jcwclry store.
Miss Mollie Wainwright, who has
been spending some time at Tay!o,
own and Pennington returned to Kan.
as City to spend the holidays.
Mr.. w. II. Morris OF Charleston is |
n town shaking hands with old friends,
lie notes many changes that have
aiken place in the last ten years
DR.. j. II. English has moved hi, |
office TO The corner room over the
Grand Leader building, and has one
II the very best offices in the city.
Frank layne of Piedmont, who has
,een attending Marvin Collegiate
institute at Frcdcricktown, spcut the
irst of this week with his cousin, win
)oss.
ilerzog has a complete line Of School
shoes, and invites you to call and cx.
mine his goods aud learn his prices
before making purchases for your
Rev. &. W. Nollner of Bowling
ireen, Mo, will assist Rev. W. }.
legs in protractcd meeting at the
II. Z. Church, Sonlh, to begin on the
lth inst.
Misses Carrie and Mary Ware, who
lave been visiting DR. &. ". William,
Turing the holiday season, returned to
heir home in st. Louis "Wednesday
fternoon.
Mrs. ii. L. Cunningham and daugh-
er, Miss Leona, of Cape ! Girardcau,
listed Judge S. S. Smith the fist pant
4 this week. They returned home
Wednesday.
A watch-night service will be held
his Wednesday, night ut 1915 o.
lock. The pastor will be assisted in
he services by Reys. A. 7. Saffold and
ohm Carton.
Percy S. Rennck of Missoula Mon.
ana, who is attending the medical
apartment of the kentuckey Univcr.
ity at Louisville, spent the holidays
nth relatives in this county.