The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-17


Thos WhcInn was in Iowa last
week where he bought Il fine thorough,
bred pctchorun stallion The horse
weigh, l,GlO pounds.
There will be a baptsmsI service Of
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
at the Christian church bapti,tery, Rev.
" NJ Rudolph officiating
Mrs. K Fugatc aud Mrs j. Il.
BuFks speul Wednesday at Flat River
attending the bazaar given by the
ladies of the Christian Church.
Mis-. T.. T.. Swink, Mrs. j +.
Cover aud Mrs W \ Fleming spent
last Friday aud Saturday in St Louis
seeing "parsital' and shopping
The Twentieth Century Minstrel. Of
Bonnie Terrc turned $50 over to the
committee for the poor, as the result
of the entertainment on the Sd
Powdered BoraN at Klcin's
Robert Bergman, who was iur soy
cral years salesman at Mckinucy's,
but now living at Spadra, Ark was
here last Monday shaking hands with
old friends
Hugh Jennings of Water Valley,
Mississippi, was here the past week to
see his grand mother, Mrs II NJ
Jennings, who has been very feeble for
several weeks.
Buy your groceries at klcin'S
Three cans of fancy corn for %
cents; three cans Of fancy tomatoes |
25 cents, and California eyaporated |
peaches at 10 cents n pound at Cole
& Nixon Mercantile COS,
Clothing at reduced prices at SprottS
Mr. aud Mrs +. T. Thomas and Miss
Jessie Ferret, who have been making |
their home in Pennington for several
months, left this week for 81 Louis,
where they will reside at 4423 Lafay |
elite ave
Pure New Orleans Mo!asses at Klein's |
new shipment of books for the |
Tabard Inn arrived Thursday. The |
greater number Of these books are
those thar has been requested. Patron
nizc the library literally and we will
have good service.
Get fresh canned goods at klein's.
Anderson Counts announces him
self candidate for alderman in the |
third ward MIR. Counts is an excel
lent citizen, interested in the progress
aud development Of our town and
would make good alderman.
Get into doing things right. Wear
u Gcrse.made suit.
Mrs. Geneyieve + Logan, who has
been nj Trinidad, Colo, for couple
of months, is expected home Saturday
She will be accompanied by Mrs. l..
G. Simmons and her two little sons.
Fisher aud Ted, who are coming for
an extended visit.
Buckwheat flour and pure maple
syrup at klein's.
Prof A. W. Lawson, principal OF
the Doe Run public schools, ann oun-
ces himself candidate for County
School Commissioner. MIR Lawson is
a successful teacher, well qualified for
the position, and il elected would
make an efficient and progressive com
missioner.
c. 7. Wilson announces himself
II candidate for Police Judge at the
city election, April 4th "Pink" is
the popular Deputy Circuit Clerk, but
r lawyer as well, and is fully qualified
to fill the position. If elected he
would make an efficient and impartial
city official.
Little Red and Sapling Glover seed
At Klein's.
The Monday Club held their bust
ness meeting Monday with Mrs. Philip
Cole, and the following officers we're
elected: Mrs. NJ. 7. Cayce, president;
Mrs. NJ. X. Smith, first vice president;
Miss Kathis Wade, second vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. o. W. Bleeck, secretary
aud treasurer,
Here for whole season in browns,
greys and blues AT Gierse's.
Mrs. Catherine Herod will make
her home 10 Pennington In the future
Her niece, Mrs. Merrill fipkin, went
out to the farm near Big River Tues.
day and brought her to town. and for
The present she is the guest Of her
niece. Mrs iierod is SO years old
and is unusually active and vigorous
Tor one Of her age.