The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-11-22
Laakman's for drugs.
Solid cabbage at kleins'.

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Solid cabbage at kleins'.
Try Box Ball, the New BIwlirg
Game.
New sorghum at the Pennington
Mercantile Co.
Miss Ped Harrison is visiting friends
in Northern Missouri
Apples, grapes, bananas, oranges
and cranbcrrics at klcin's.
Mr. jeff Turlcy of Frankclay vas in
town on business yesterday.
Parsnlps, turnips, cabbage, berls
and sweet potatoes at klein's.
Mrs. j. T.. Cover and Mrs. Swink
visited friends in Festus last week.
You will always find full line OF
the best makes OF shoes at Hcrzog's.
TIM TIMES will be day late next
week on account Of Thanksgiving hoI-
iday
The Baptist ladies will sell home.
made candy at their bazaar ON Novem-
Der 20.
Mr.. W. S Conway of Route No. 4,
one of our oldest and best citizens, was
in town Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. X. NJ. Talbert moved
into their handsome new residence on
First street this week.
Leave your order for Thanksgiving
turkey with Klein Grocer Co. and it
will be promptly hled.
For Sale-Rhode Island Red roost-
crs from prize stock One dollar each.
Apply to Mrs. T. d. Fisher.
Mr.. G.. a. Walker, one Of the sub.
staniial farmers of Route No, 4, was
in town on business yesterday.
A prize Of $500 will be given each
Saturday night to the person making
the highest score during the week At
the Box Ball Alleys.
Subscriptions for every magazin
and newspaper published, domestic or
foreign, taken st Pelty'S Book Store
MIR. Luther X. Peers left last Mon.
day for Texas to spend the winter at
Galveston and other points in that
State.
Mr.. j. 7. Evans, late of Elvins, is
domiciled in his handsome new resi-
dencc on Columbia strict in southwest
Pennington.
The family Of Mr.. Nevcs, lessee of
the electric light plant, came down
from ST. Louis last Saturday and will
make their home here.
"yisitors from Wonderland is n
simple charming entertainments Little
Boy Blue, Jack Homer and everybody
will be there. See them. Hear them
sing. Nov. 10Th at $50 p. IN.
There will be 4 !. W. G. A NGspcr
Service at the Southern Methodist
Church at hvc p. m. Thanksgiving
Day. Everybody is invited to this SER
vice. Miss Louise HUFF, Leader.
The Y W. c. A. headquarters in
Farmers Rank Building have been va
Gated Some work will be carried on
a. E,,I L., 70
down town make a Rest Room unncc-
essary.
Mr.. B. |. Morris, whose horse fell
with him two or three weeks ago,
throwing him on his head and should
cr, seriously njuring his neck and
affecting his spine, is much better, but
his neck is little stiff yet.
Mr.. John Carton brought to this
Office last Saturday two punches Of his
home. grown celery. 1t was unusually
fine, being crisp and tender from tip
to root. For those who desire quality
instead of quantity in celery, Mr., Gar.
ton is to be recommended, for there is
no waste in his celery, every bit can
be eaten.
Monday, Nov. Is, was ex-presidcnts
day in the Monday Club, and as Mrs.
NJ X. Smith, the present president, in
tended leaving for Washington the
Saturday before, it was arranged to
observe the day earlier so that Mrs
Smith ceuld be present. The meeting
was with Miss Elsie Caycc last Thurs.
day afternoon and ii was very en-.
joyable occasion,