The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-15
For brother get pair Of slip.

At Karsch's.
Thos. S. Burke of Ste Genevievc,
Mo, spent last Sunday in Pennington,
attending to some unfinished bust
ness y
Why NotP Get mother a pair
of comfortable slippers, pair of
Jersey Lcggins or pair of fine shoes
for Christmas--At karsch's.
Use cups of Gold Medal Flour in
the place of using 3 cups of other
kinds. 1t makes as much bread and
better. Klein Grocer Company.
Persons desiring one OF the Quota
ton books issued by the Ladies Aid
the Presbyterian Church can get ono
by applying TO Mrs. J. II. Jones.
Mrs. Gcncvieye +. Logan returned
from St Louis last Monday very much |
improved in health, after stay of
five weeks at ST. I.ukc's Hospital.
Special attention given to baths at
the St Francois Hotel barber shop |
Another chair has been added and q
barber from st. Louis will have charge |
of it.
The floors OF the Elite Skating Rink,
over the Grand Leader, have been re-
newed where necessary and the hall
enlarged, so that patrons will find
| skating there more convenient.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
Church took in about $3.50 at their
bazaar last Friday night, The concert
arranged by Mrs. Jones, "Rcvery OF
Bachelor" was very much enjoyed.
DO you love the dear old songs
your grandparents sang? Come and
hear them at the Christian Church,
Sunday evening, December 18th,
$50. Mr.. and Mrs. Icran will sing,
Sister can always use an en-
ira pair of bed room slippers, a pair
of evening slippers, pair of Jersey
A'EFlh' VI 'Nti ShlANi' VI ~ p"ii VI ihN
shoes, you can get thcm--At knrsch' s.
A good opportunity is now offered
to persons who would like to buy de-
sirable iO-acrr tracts near Pennington
on the Flat River rock road See the
advertisement OF Whitcncr & London
On opposite page.
January first is a special time for
entrance in all departments of the
Springfield Normal and Business Col.
lcgc. Many new classes are formed
to meet the needs of all new students.
She school cannot supply the demand
for the graduates. Begin the new
year right.
George J. Cole arrived home from
Mexico last Monday, and will probably
remain over the holidays. lie is in
tcrcstcd in mining and newly incor-
poratcd enterprise in chihuahua, the
Mexican Manufacturing and Agricul-
tural Company, n prospectus OF which
appears in TIE TINES. MIR Cole is
highly pleased with the outlook of
both his mining and this late enter
prise.
The Semi annual convention of the I
Christian church in Southeast Missou-
ri will be held ut frcdcricktown, De-
cembcr 10th to 2lst. A strong pro-
gram has been prepared. Some of J
the speakers are DR.. j, II. Hardin Of
Kansas City, Geo a. Hoffman of st.
Louis. X. IL, l.ampkin of Dexter, +.
A. Abbott of Kansas City, Mrs. l.. &.
Bantz of ST. Louis, Edward Overs and :,
Judge Nations Of Pennington.
The Royal Neighbors of America |
elected the following officers on the
9th inst. for the ensuing year: Mrs.
II. c. Emerson, oracle; Mrs. Lulu
Knaus, vice oracle; Mrs J. W. Shafcr,
chancellor; Mrs, +. T.. Kricger, re-
cOrdcr; Mrs. Laura Daniels, marshal; a
Mrs. j. W. Sebastian, manager; Mrs. d
Jennie Mccoy, inner sentinel; Miss d
Nora Glover, outer sentinel; DR..
English, physician; Graces Mrs
McCulloch, Mrs. Mccoy, and Misses \
Lizzy Glover and Nora Glover.
Circuit Clerk Williams was notified
the first of the week by Attorney ,
General Hsdley that he was about TO
apply to the Supreme Court for an .
order OF contempt against him for his
failure to forward certain transcripts
from his Office. MIR. Williams at once a
went to jefferson City to see the At )
torney General. lie has been unable Il
TO attend to business for some time on
account Of a series Of severe carbun- q
Giles, and made his plea for failure on Il
that ground: but as a matter OF fact
all but one or two OF the transcripts q
had been forwarded, and these were 4
Just about finished when he received u
the notification. The delay in these d
was caused by Deputy Clerk Wilkin. n
son having to be in attendance on Cir |,
cult Court, MIR. Williams not being A
able to be present, and to work at |,
night on the transcripts. II,
Daniel F. Guessing Of Pennington d
was married to Miss Pauline Kiescr, a
daughter Of a prominent banker at I,
Mount Olive, Ill.,, at that place on the Y
18th by Rev. c. Abel, pastor Of tho
Lutheran church. Miss Mamiel
Guessing presided at the organ. Miss o
Elizabeth Reuter- Of Pennington served c
as maid of honor and W. C. Fischer
and II. w. CLOSING served rs grooms-
men. MIR. and Mrs. Guessing left for
q lripto Niagara Falls and New York
and will return to Mount Olive for the
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