The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-08

Mr.. anu Mrs. l.. l, Shaw OF
Birmingham, Ala, returned home
Monday after brief visit to MIR. and
Mrs. George W, Grover.
Miss Maud Smith of Doe Run at
tended the Bonnie Tcrrc Band Con-
cert Tuesday evening. She was the
guest of Miss May Harlan.
Use 4 cups OF Gold Medal Flour in
the place of using cups Of other
kinds. 1t makes as much bread and
better Klein Grocer Company.
Among the Pennington visitors to
St. Louis the past week were Mrs. c.
X. Fleming, Mrs. 7. S. Cole, Miss
Alice White and Mrs. C. T., Ilickok
Don't 20 homo to supper tonight
(Friday). Take your family to the
Opera House for their evening meal,
which will be served from five to
seven.
Tickets for the concert at the Opera
House next Friday evening, December
10Th, will he on sale ut Laakman $
drug store Wednesday Dee. 18th at
8 Il. m.
Concert this (Friday) evening at
the Opera House, during the Bazaar
for the Presbyterian church. Adj
mission, ten cents. Best local talent
will be heard.
Mrs. &. W. Harlan was elected
president of the WomOn's Missionary
Union of the potoS Prcsbytery last
week, and Mrs. o. W. Blecck was
elected secretary.
Mrs. +. G Simmons and the boys
Fisher and Theodore, will arrive in
Pennington next week to spend the
holidays. DIR. Simmons will reach
here by Christmas.
Those who have heard Miss Carver
and know her ability will be anxious
to hear her in some of her best read
ings at the Opera House Friday even
ing, December 18th.
The masquc skating party which
was to have come off Tuesday night
ut the Halle Knight Mccormick Skat-
ing Rink, has been postponed to next
Tuesday night, the 18th.
IIoratio Hamilton and Miss Mil
drcd L. Mcdaniel, both OF Farming
ton, were married December 9Th,
1905, by Rev. Edward Overs, at the
parsonsgc of the Christian church.
Barrett Conway of Chicago spent
Thanksgiving with home folks, re-
over until Monday. His
many Pennington friends are always
delighted with his home comings.
ri c first. quarterly conference for
the Pennington circuit of the NJ. T.
Church, South, will be held Mt Salem
church tomorrow, December Q.
Preaching there tonight (Friday).
Mrs, Hattie Petit Of Red Bud vicin-
ity, H., formerly Miss Hattie Volkcr
aud nurse at Pennington Santarum,
had the misfortune to lose her six
baby with pneumonia re-
Gently.
Christmas presents, birthday pres
cnts, linen shower presents, wedding
presents, all kinds of presents, and
we desire your presence at the Bazaar
Friday. Open promptly at one
o'clock.
Prof. G.. W. Moothart has pro-
scntcd each of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
lies Of Pennington with two scholar
ships in the Pennington Commercial
College, worth $50 each, for them to
dispose of, each society retaining one
half.
Miss Mary Taylor, who is attending
Forest Park University, st. Louis,
spent the THANKSGIVING holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Tay.
lor. She entertained rs her guests
Misses Corl and Sharpe members, Of
The faculty of that college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones OF jackson,
Mo-, spent Thanksgiving as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Grover.
Mr.. Jones is a popular druggist of
Jackson and his resemblance to Mr..
Grover, both facial and as n lover of
humor, is remarked by all who know
Them both.
Rev. Edward Overs returned Tues.
day night from st. Louis, where he
had been for the purpose OF placing
The four children of Mrs. Mary Moore
In the Christian Orphanage. Employ.
mcnt has been secured at the institut.
ion for the mother, making happy
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
X. z. Taylor entertained at dinner in
honor of Misses Corl and Sharpe of
he Forest Park University, St. Louis.
Among the guests we're: Misses Anna
Emma Keller, Messrs.
George Forster, VIM. Harlan, Lynn
Haw. The young ladies returned to
St. Louis Monday.
A musical and orchestral concert
will be given at the Opera House
Friday evening, December 18th,
lnder the direction of Prof G. G..
Hoover of the Conservatory of
Music Of Carleton College. Much
lime has been spent in preparation
'or the concert, and it will deserve
md doubtless receive liberal pat
.onage by the people of Farming
on and surrounding towns. Prof.