The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-06

: Mrs Walter FOWL aud little daugh
! ter, Bula. of rotnsi, are visiting Mrs
A. +. Nixon.
Barney Petty will rcjoin the Brown.
this week and play until the end Of
/ the season, Oct. 10
Mrs. Louis NJ. Thomurc of Bonnie
rcrre has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. F. Flowers.
Messrs. W. n. Davis aud j. Is. De.
loncy of Dcslogc were in town OF
business last TUESDAY
II YOU want the very hes; styles IN
millinery 90 10 Taffc's; the most up.
to-datc line will be found.
Mrs. McClclland Evcrsole Eyersolt
Of IIindSboro, H., is visiting her sis.
ter, MIR, u. II. Marbury,
MR.. Grey, matron of State Hospital
No. /, returned Saturday from visit
to her mother at Frcdcricktown.
Hon. NJ. K. Smith has gone to
Nashville for week or ten days visit
with hi, brother, John II Smith.
Mis-. VIM. Holloway aud Mrs. /.
NJ. Love Of Charleston are visiting DR..
and Mrs Vernon At the State Hospital.
lou can always get the cash for
your poultry and eggs at j. II. Cot
field " Sons, Sprotl building, Farm.
ington.
You will find a splendid line of the
latest fall fabrics for mems suits and
light top coats at Gicrsc's, the tailor
that doe, things up right.
Misses Gladys Rozicr and Marion
Keith spent the first part of the week
in ST. Louis The former attended
the ' T.. bali Tuesday night.
The Southeast Missouri Teachers
Association will meet at Cape Glrar-
dcau on Thanksgiving Day aud the
Friday and Saturday following.
pr. aud Mrs. Kuhn OF State Hos
pilnl Nn. returned from st. Louis
last Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
kuhn's aunt, Mrs, Sarah McBeth.
We are requested to announce that
the ladies Of Elmwood Seminary will
br Eat home" ON the first aud third
Saturday. OF each month, 500 to
$500 p m
Mrs. T.. G.. Simmons with her little
sons, Fisher aud Theodore, left for
Macon. Mo, to-day friday to visit a
few days before going to Denver, Colo,
where they will reside in the future,
Mrs ". +. Halle aud her brother,
Lee johnson, will leave for st. Louis
tomorrow to attend the golden we'd
ding celebration of their father and
mother, Mr.. aud Mrs. j, c. johnson,
which occurs on the Sth inst.
Mrs. Tanffc and daughter have been
in ST. Louis the past ten days and
bought the late October styles in all
the lines of millinery. The goods arc
arriving this week. All are invited to
call and see the very latest styles
5. Rhodes Gallon, editor, and Will
j. Coylc, advertising manager Of the
Madison (ll) CITY Advocate, stopped
over in Pennington few hours
Wednesday. They were on a little
railroad jaunt to look at the country.
Young men should not let these
prosperous times 90 by without pre-
pairing for permanent situation. a
small sum invested in a practical cdu-
cation in the Springfield Normal
school aud Business College assures a
good position and projects against adj
vcrsily
The Monday Club began its regular
meetings on last Monday at the rosi.
dcncc Of Mrs. NJ. 7. Caycc, the new
president. 1t was purely social
affair and nearly all the members were
present Origina! limrricks were the
feature of the occasion.
See the beautiful fruit compete do.
mated by Mcrmod- Jaccard King Jewel;
~ company of 81. Lonis, to he pre-
scented to the young lady receiving the
most votes at the Merchants Carnival.
A years subscription to the FARM
lNGToN NEws and PENNINGTON TIMES
will also be given as prizes.