The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-08-10
INTERESTING LOCAL pIcK.ups TERSEly TOLD.

Carlyle Rozicr has gone out to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, Cab, with
a party of friends.
Mrs. Emma May and daughter, and
Mrs. Blanche Weeks aud child, are
visiting Miss Emma Cornman near
town.
Miss Florence Kennedy has returned
from an extensive trip through the
South of several months.
Barney Petty, dubbed by the Repub-
lie sport editor "thc foremost citizen
of Warrington" spent a couple of days
at home this week.
Mr. j. c. Mccormick and wife and
Miss Nette Rudy left "Wednesday
morning for trip to Niagara Falls.
They will be gone about ten days
Miss Virginia Clardy has been enter
tanning Misses Maddox of St Louis
and Miss Stella Robertson Of Mexico,
Mo.
Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of Hamilton,
Ohio, who has been visiting relatives
here for several months returned home
this week
Buy few lots at the Big Auction
have the Building and Loan Associ-
alton build you some houses; the rent
will soon pay for them and you will
then have AN independent income.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
vii! have their annual picnic at Wood
land on Friday, Aug. 10. The car
vii leave the church at . O'Clock.
Don't you want home of your own
Buy lot at the Big Auction and get
the Building aud loan Association to
bniId your home. What money You
have formerly paid for rent viii pay
for the home. Investigate.
For SALE-Maps Of the City OF
Pennington. Were printed in 1902.
Price $lO0. Apply to H. J. Asbury,
at TIM TINES Office
Miss Joseph Moore OF st. Louis,
who has been the guest of Miss Gladys
Rozier tot couple Of weeks, has
turned home.
The ice cream affairs given by the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
and the Christian Church proved very
pleasant and profitable.
Young man, do you want TO get
ahead of the game, do you want to be
a man OF affairs Buy few lots at
the Big Auction. Wen take care of
you on payment.
Mrs. Millie jacobson, postmistress Of
the House OF Representatives at Spring
field, H., has been the guest of her
sisterin-law, Mrs. l.. I. jackson.
or 6 per cent interest increases
your estate slowly, but a few lots in
one Of the best and fastest growing
cities in the State will increase YOUR
estate by leaps and bounds. Come to
the Big Auction.
The Labor Day picnic for the Lead
Belt will be held at Doe Run, as the
business men of that place offered the
best inducements to draw crowd.
Labor Day is Sept. 3.
Make a date for Aug 80 to take
supper at the Catholic festival, which
will be served in the schoolroom. All
the delicacies Of the season with the
addition of roast pig and turky.
John Holt, employed at the Federal,
was hurt at Flat River last Saturday
while loading coal and had one leg so
severely crushed that it was amputated
by DR.. Keith, assisted by Dr. Reese of
Elvins.
Tuesday afternoon one Of the hcavi-
est rains ever known IN Pennington
fell for about an hour The cutters
were unable to carry the water off and
the streets downtown we're floating
sheets of water.
A few years ago you could have
bought lots in Pennington at your own
price; now you have to pay the other
fellows price. Next Saturday another
will be given you to buy
at your own price. viii you take ad-
vantage of it?
Prof. and Mrs. a. S. Hanna and
little daughter, Margaret, of New York
City were the guests Of their cousins,
Harry, Clint and Cy Denman. Prof.
Hanna is assistant principal of the
boys High School at Brooklyn.
Who is to enforce the weed ordi.
nanceP On College Ave-, near the
intersection OF the Potosi road, the
sidewalk is so overgrown with weeds
as high as mans head that pedes-
trians have to take to the middle of
the road. There are other sidewalks