The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-10-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Union made shoes at llcrzog's.
Wedding Rings, quality guaranteed
at Tetley's.
Pennington postal crrds at Pclty's
Book Store.
For Sae--An oak sidcboard. Apply
10 this Office.
Mr.. Louis Yeates had business in
town Monday.
Miss Mabel Drumellcr of Iowa is
visiting Miss Florence Swnk.
Mr.. George W. Arman Of Frank
clay was a TIMES caller this week.
Mr.. Louis n. Beave of Knob Lick
was in town on business last Friday.
Misses Alice White and Alice Cole
have returned from. visit in the South.
Miss Mamie Meugc has returned
from n visit to relatives in North Mis-
souri,
Frank Carter and his wife Of St.
Louis visited Mrs. Sam Isenman last
week.
Several experienced saleswoman
wanted at the New York Store. Ap.
ply at once.
For Fancy Crepe and Tissue paper
in all colors for the flower parade, go
to Pel,y's Book Store.
Watches of all kinds in Gold, Gold
Filled and Nickel Cases and at the
lowest prices at Tetley's.
The teachers of Elmwood Seminary
were at home to their friends on the
the evening of September 2Sth.
Mr.. c. L. HARRISON shipped "a
head of fine three year.old beef steers
to the St. Louis market Wednesday.
Miss May Dorsey, who has been
visiting Mrs. c. L. Hickok, left for
her home in Columbia, Mo, Wednes-
day.
The Righ. Reverend Bishop futile
will hold services at the Presbyterian
Church next Friday evening, October
18th.
Miss Raymond, art teacher at Elm
wood Seminary, has a display of some
of her work at the City Drug Store
this week.
The Woods Sisters Company played
three nights at the Opera House this
week. 1t is good company and they
give nice, clean plays.
Elder and Mrs. Edward Overs and
their little daughter spent two day
last week I'm the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. W. Sebastian at Libertyville.
Rev. j. Z. Mcdonald, the new pas
tor of Pennington Circuit OF the NJ,
l.. Church, South, will preach at Oak
land Church next Sunday at II O'Clock,
The art teacher, Miss Raymond, o
Elmwood Seminary, will have spccia
class for children on Saturday morn
ings. Apply at the Seminary as lc
terms for this class.
Miss Mary Butterfcld, who has
spent the summer with her father neal
town, left the first of the week tC
spend several weeks in Chicago before
going to New York to spend the
winter.
DIR. W. +. Kuhn, W. II. lIouchins
T.. G. Henderson, W. NJ. Harlan
viii O'Sullvnn and Rev. c. +
Ilickock attended the Grand Ledge o
Masons in session at Kansas City las
week.
Tx Business College baseball team
defeated Carleton last Tuesday 4 to 0
The features of the game were th'
pi,cbing of Scimmons, Asbury's catch
ing, Blues iufcld work and Nedert'
two.bagger.
At Flat River Christian Church mex
Sunday morning Prof. George Thoma
Smith of Dexter will preach at
O'Clock. In the evening Elder Ed
ward Overs of Pennington will suppl!
the pulpit.
MIR. and Mrs. Jackson left Farm
incton this week for Salem, Illinois
where Mr.. jackson will continue il
the employ of the Illinois Southern
railroad in responsible position
They have made many friends il
Pennington and the best wishes o
these follow them TO their new home
Public worship with the breaking o
bread in the Christian church on Lord
Day at IL O'Clock. Topic OF sermon b!
the pastor, "Choosing Man" " II
the evening at 7:so Prof. George
Thomas Smith, president of Dexter
College, will preach. Prof. Smith IL
, brotbar NJ Ron L. Smith, late secre.