The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-05-31


Pure German millett at Klein's.
Mrs. A. +. Bond Of lronton is the
guest of Mrs J. II. Jones.
MIR. }. W. Dunlap has returned
from a trip 10 North Missouri.
Mr.. II. W. Pigg of Thurman was
In town on business Monday.
Harry Rudy of Kansas City is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Edna Rudy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Anthony we're
st. Louis visitors the first Of the week.
Miss Lavinia Rozicr is in Ste. Gene
We've visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Rozier.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of
Flat River are the guests of Mrs. Sam
Tetley.
Miss Edith Halle is in the list of pro.
ficients in piano at Hardin College,
Mexico.
Seymour Williams of Tottenville,
n. Y, is visiting his uncle, II. II
Hammond.
Mrs. Walter Hensley gave IA luhcb-
con followed by cards Wednesday to a
few friends.
Mrs. F. Kaths and her daughter of
Pilot Knob visited Mrs. C.. l.. Blanks
this week
Mr.. Ed D. Turley of Coffman was
in town Saturday shaking hands with
his friends.
Misses Elsie Rider and Louise Huff
are attending the Summer Normal at
Cape Girardeau.
Mr.. j. l.. Mcfarland of Loughboro
was a Pennington visitor the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Hugh McGregor and children
and Miss Josie Richcson of Potosi are
the guests of Mrs. Philip Cole
Misses Mildred and Marguerite Keith
of Flat River are spending few days
with Miss Augusta Lawrence.
Miss Robbie Pipkin has gone to
Fulton to visit her brother and attend
CONNIE ncement at Westminster.
Mrs. Harry Thomure of Bonne Tcrrc
spent several days visiting her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Vance, the past week.
Mr. d. C. Stevens purchased a lot
in Clay g. Evans Addition this week
and intends to build on it in q few
days.
On the floor nova stylish
line Of road wagons, spring wagons,
top bugges and ruuabouls at Isen.
mans.
Misses Edith and Beth Halle and
Sarah Waters will be home this week
from Hardin College, where they spent
the past school year.
Miss nellie Taylor leaves next week
for New York, where she will take a
steamer for trip to Norway with
friend, She will be absent until Sep
tembcr.
Misses Irene and Joseph Moore of
St Louis, who spent couple of weeks
with Miss Gladys Rczier, returned to
their home last Friday, after most
delightful visit,
The 1908 meeting OF the Southeast
Drummers will be at Ste. Genevieve.
The delegation from that town was
large and enthusiastic and they went
down with brass band.
Mr.. n. r. Tiehes of Flat River,
who bought lot in Clay & Evans Ad
ditien, is commencing the foundation
10 his house, and as soon as 1t Is CON-
pleted Will move to Pennington.
Mr.. J. w. Schaeffer, who went to
Tulsa, Oklahoma, some time ago TO
engage in the crusher business, has
returned to Pennington. Missouri is
good enough Tor hlm.
Mr.. l.. F. Voelker OF Bertrand Mo-,
bought lot last week from Marvin
Young in Clay & Evans Addition and
expects to move here soon and will
build house on his lot.
Jesse H. Sutherland graduates from
Ntr:tI..-, Iau,aI rnilopn
ment June 9Th, and Reginald II.
Nations graduated from the State
Normal al Cape Girardeau on the 22d.
On account of the baccalaureate
sermon of Carleton College, to be de-
livered at the M. Z. Church next Sun.
day at ii a. M, Rev. Il. A. Brooks
will not fill his appointment at that
hoar, at Independence, but will preach