The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-02

st. Louis are visiting the family of
Judge j. 5. Clay.
Miss Nora Murphy of Bonnc Tcrre
spent the past week with her cousin,
Miss Laura Murphy.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. T. Gay Of Ironton
were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Rob
ert IctIcy couple Of days this week.
The Pennington Mercantile Co, are
making big reductions in all summer
goods The prices arc making them
move.
Mrs. lIelman and daughter, Hazel,
of Springfield, who have been visiting
Mrs. j. H. Jones, returned home
Saturday,
Mr.. John A. Murphy's handsome
new residence in Carter Place is fin.
i,hed and the family moved into it
last week
Mr.. and Mr., Frank Guthrie aud
little daughter Of Notwac, La are
spending couple Of weeks at Elm
wood Seminary
quite number of ST. I.nuisans were
seen on our streets last SUNDAY. They
came down on the Sunday excursion
from the city.
Senator NJ. X. Smith, wife and child.
rem, and Mrs. John II Smith and
went to the Fair Monday to
spend few days
II will be rn advantage To- those who
expect 10 resume or begin music les
sons with Miss Conway, to report to
her as soon As possible.
a. j Scimmoncs and family re-
turned Sunday from visit to st. Louis
and Bcllcyillc, III Mrs, Counts and
baby accompanied them home.
Miss Eleanor Conway wishes to meet
her music pupils, and those who cx-
pccl to enter the class for the first time,
rs early in September as possible.
Mr.. L. D. Counts, wife and little
have returned from Belle.
willie, H., and will make their home in
this county, probably Bonuc rcrrc
Coach excursion rates, one fare for
round trip to st. Louis, on account Of
Labor Day Celebration, on NJ X. "
u. +. Ry, on September 4th and 18th.
Mrs. l.. G.. Simmons and her sons,
Fisher and Ted, left for their home in
Trinidad, Colorado, Thursday Mrs.
Fisher accompanied them to vt. Louis.
Miss l.. Sebastian is prepared to
show fine line Of CHEESEMAN'S sam
pies Of ladies' aud childrcn's rcady-to,
wear garments. Very reasonable.
Phone IFS,
Good farm Of 2O5 acres, + miles
east OF Pennington, well improved
viii sell reasonably or exchange it
for property in Flat River. Apply to
Murrll n Kennedy
Mrs, David Layton aud children of
Castle Rock, Ky who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Samuel Vance for several
weeks, have gone to st Louis to visit
relatives before returning home.
MIR &. +. Whclchon, one of Wash
iugton county's good old citizens, was
in town last Monday Mi Whclchon
is n siaunch Democrat and takes a
lively interest in politics in his county.
DR.. Clarence a. Tctley has opened
dental rooms for the present over let
lcy's Jcwelry store, where he would
be pleased to see those who desire his
services His card appears in another
column.
The executive committe of the St.
Francois County Bible Society will
meet next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock ut the Christian Church. All
members of tho committee are request
ed to be present.
Messrs. T. +. Gideon, VIM. Nc.
FArland, L. Yentcs, and John McFar-
land and family, and Misses Elvira
and Ada Wallen attended the Baptist
Association which was held near Cal
cdonia the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Leah Baum and children of St.
Joseph, who have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. David Black, for some
time, returned to her home Saturday.
Mr. Black and Hazel accompanied her
home and later will 90 to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory Smith
and son, George, Jr., and st. Gem
Ebert, left early this week for st.
Louis, whero they will visit the Fair.
Later they will visit Vermont relatives,
and will sail for Florence, Italy, late
in September.
There are some young boys who
drive a delivery wagon for one of the
stores who are likely to get into
trouble. They attempted to run over
some children who were flying n kite
out on one OF the side streets near
College Ave-, but only succeeded in
breaking the kite.
Mr.. o. W. Bleeck, the expert alb
stractor and title examiner for Smith,
Bleeck & Co., Is in Madison county
this week looking up the title to the
Catherine Lead Company's land, deal
having just been closed at 5000, 900
with some Eastern people for the prop
erty.
The Springfield Normal School and
Business College is the popular ex-
ponent of practical education. Young