The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
INTERESTING LOCAL PlcK.uPs TERsELY TOLD.

Electrle halfway ROVER HOUSE, put-
chased two lots this week in Electric
Place.
Are you proud of that horseP II so
exhibit him at Pennington next week
and get ribbon and u premium. No
entrance fees.
Mr.. David Fortune has purchased a
lot in Electric Place. Mr.. Fortune
expects to build on this lot sometime
in the future.
Fielding Mccormick and his sister,
Miss Gertrude, left Thursday FOL trip
to the jamestown Exposition and ether
Eastern resorts.
Capt. Ward Smith, senior editor Of
the Fredericktown Democrat News,
died at his home on the 28th ult +,
aged 50 years.
Get Stock Show Catalogue and
keep it in your pocket for reference
when you attend the Pennington Stock
Show next week.
You will always find full line of
choice staple and fancy groceries and
fresh seasonable vegetables at Fischer
Mercantile Co.'S.
A we'll conducted Stock Show bcne.
fits the entire community. No stock.
man can afford to miss the Farming
ton Stock Show next week.
Miss Anna Sluder of Tcxarkana,
Texas, will visit Miss Beth Halle for a
short time before going to Mexico,
Mo-, to enter Hardin College.
Miss Edith Halle has gone TO Ber.
nardino, Florida. Mrs. ". I. Halle
and Willette went SIS far as ST. LOU,
to visit her mother, Mrs. johnson.
The Hog family will all attend the
Pennington Stock Show next week
Duroc Jerseys, Poland Cbinas, Berk.
shres, etc. Don't fail to see them.
Elmo Mason left Tuesday for War.
rem, Ohio, TO enter Conservatory Of
Music for the purpose of perfecting
himself in horn and stringed instru'
ments.
Boys, don't forget that Cole
Nixon Mer. Co. carry the celebrated
Viking school suits, pants with double
seat and double knees, warranted moi
to rip.
The party who picked up the ex.
press package addressed to Mis-,
Gladys Rozier is known and unless the
box is returned at once the party will
be prosecuted.
Don't fail to bring your families IL
Pennington next Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. The Pennington
Stock Show will afford pleasure and
profit to all who attend
Rev. Thompson will give the fourth
sermon 10 bis series on "Love' next
Sunday night, the subject being "Love
Enthroned." Services uegin at 80.
You are cordially invited.
Mrs. Val Gideon and her son, who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lang, have returned to their home in
Ogden, Utah. Mrs Harry Shaw ac-
companied her to st. Louis.
Miss Alma Smith leaves the latter
part Of the week for Baltimore, Md.
where she will attend school the com
ing session. She will visit Miss Mary
Tatum in st. Louis for few days.
Miss Glenn Turley, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. V. Swearin.
gen, has gone to Steele, Mo to visit
the family of DR.. W. A. Swearingen,
and from there will return to her home
in Byhalia, Miss.
Mrs. Edward A. Rozier and little
daughter Lavinia returned WEDNESDAY
from trip of several weeks 10 Colo
RADIO. Miss Gladys Rozier who had
been visiting St. Louis friends came
down with them.
Mr.. j. l.. Counts, who has been out
to Colorado Springs visiting his sons,
arrived home last Saturday. He says
overcoats were in demand there ut the
time he left, while we were swelteriHc
with the mercury away up in the nine.
ties.
Elder c. l.. HARRISON of near Chest,
nut Ridge presented us last week with
the best watermelon we have tasted
this year. 1t was not AS large AS
some of those shipped from the lower
counties, but what 1t lacked in size
1t made up in quality. The meat was
q light yellow and sweet as maple drip.