The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-05-17

Good seed corn al hIelh -
Sun-dried apples at klein's.
Union-made shoes at Herzog's.
Pure German millott at klein's.
Miss Virginia Charlton is visiting in
ST. Louis this week,
Mr.. John Moran of Libertyville was
in town on business Tuesday.
Don't forget to attend the big cloth
ing sale at the Pennington Mercantile
Co.
Misses Irene and Joseph Moore of
st. Louis are visiting Miss Gladys
Rozier.
Miss Hadassah Ruffner of Virginia
will be the guest of Miss Irene Nixon
this week
Big line of new spring dress goods
now on sale at the Pennington Mer-
camille Co.
Mr.. Emanuel Smith and his son of
near Avon were Pennington visitors
one day last week.
Miss Marion Keith of Flat River
spent several days in town visiting
Miss Mary Asbury.
Judge aud Mrs. John l.. Thomas of
DeSoto were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ppkn this week.
Fielding Mccormick and his sister,
Miss Florence, went to St, Louis last
week to see Viola Allen.
Great reduction in midsummer hats.
Just received new line of them at
Miss Louisa Schramm's.
WHAT HAVE YOu DONE TOWARDS
THE Town CLoCK? Do IT TO-DAY If
YoU HAVE NEGLECTED IT.
Mrs. Robert Counts and little
daughter Naomi are visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. j. Scimmons.
Trimmed hats, which are now so
popular In the May and June styles,
are Just 10 this week at Mrs. I. Taffe's.
DR.. Keith of Flat River attended
the meeting of the State Medical As
sociation at Jefferson City this week.
On the floor nova stylish
line of road wagons, spring wagons,
top buggieS and runabouts at Isen'
mans.
Miss Maize Rudy of lronton, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. X. r..
McMulin, for the past two weeks,
has returned home.
"Where did you get that suit?''
81 bought it at the Big Clothing Sale
now going on at the Pennington Mer-
camille Co, of course.
Mrs. GenevieVe +. Logan returned
home Wednesday from visit of sew
oral weeks with her aunt, Mrs. James
White'aw, in St. Louis.
The trash can on the Post Office
corner certainly fills a long-fet want,
and keeps that corner in a neater con-
ditiou than ii formerly was.
Our millinery display is a surprise
in beauty at the low prices we are
selling them Call and see the May
and June styles at Mrs. I. Taffes.
MIR. John Peroutka, who has gone
into the marble business at Ste. Gene
zieve, was in town Sunday shaking
hands with his Pennington friends.
Miss Mabel Hill, sister of Mrs.
Schwarz, and Miss Bess Niederlander,
of St. Louis, were the guests Of Mrs
Charles l.. Schwarz at Flat River last
week.
When you are looking for present
for the sweet girl graduate or boy
friend, call at Pelty's and select a book
that will be constant reminder of
the giver.
Mrs. s. 6. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Nellie, will arrive here to-day
from st. Louis, Mrs. Taylor to remain
for the summer and Miss Nellie TO
spend couple of weeks.
If you want to buy or sell real es-
tate, loan or borrow money, rent a
farm or town residence, call on w. A.
Kennedy, the real estate man, In the
Lang-Holler building, Phone 251,
Pennington, Mo.
The little three-year. child of
Frank Penrose of Flat River fell from
the porch of the old Green Hotel
building on Monday of last week, and
for time was supposed to have been
dead, but DIR. Barber succeeded In
resuscitating the child.
The concert which was to have
been given at the Opera Hoyse last