The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-07-05
INTERESTING LOCAL PlCK.uPS TERSELy TOLD.
Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at Klein's.
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Fine 50. 90 Mautel Clock tor 81 90
at |. Steiuberg's.
Mrs. Bert Zwart entertained at whist
Monday afternoon.
Hon. W. +. Arnold of Doe Run was
in town Tuesday.
Born, June 20, 1906, to the wife of
Martin l.. Alexander, son.
Miss Virginia CIardy is down at
"rhe Farm for short time.
Miss Ethel Elliott of Bonne Terre is
visiting friends in Pennington.
Miss Marie Dillon of St Louis is
the guest of Miss Gladys Rozier.
Miss frankie Cunningham of St.
Louis is visiting friends here this week.
Miss Susan V. Beeson returned last
Friday from a visit to Washington, ID.
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Nr. and Mrs Lee Menteer Of Fred
erick,own visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Doss Of st.
Louis are visiting relatives here this
week.
Barrett Conway came down from
Chicago to spend the fourth with his
mother.
Miss Christine Acree has returned
from trip to the jamestown En-
position.
Mrs. Anna Holiday of Frederick
town is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Mckinney.
Miss Emily Ellison of Lynn, Mass,
is visiting the family of Mr.. Samuel
j. Tetley.
Mrs. A. F. Bond aud MIR. Francis
Bond of Ironton are the guests of Mrs.
j. IL. Jones.
Best of watch and clock repairing
at Sleinberg's, next door to Bank Of
Pennington.
Just received by Tetley- Klein Lumber
Company, a carload of "Squarc Deal"
wire fencing.
Elmo McClintock, who has been
working at Morehouse, came home to
spend the 4th.
MIR. +. c. Berthold of Bismarck
was in town on business the first part
of the week.
Arthur Calvird went to St. Louis
last Sunday to see his mother who is
in Hospital there.
Mrs. Clarence Norwine of Bonne
Terre has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Merrill Pipkiu,
DR.. Harold Kuhn of Kansas City ia
visiting his father, Dr. VIM. +. Kuhn,
at State Hospital No. 4.
Mr. T. I. Tullock of Bismarck WIS.,
tied his daughters, Mrs. Clay and Mrs.
Mryberry, last Saturday.
Don't buy your wire fencing until
you see the "Square Deal" fencing al
Tetley-Klein Lumber Company.
Wheat harvesting is about through
with in this county. The yield is said
TO be fair and the grain very good.
Mrs. S. C. Emerson left Wednesday
for St. James, Mo, to spend the sum.
mer with her brother, Mr.. G. II. Cox.
Tom Scimmons, who has been en-
ployed at Bloomfield for the last few
months, came home to spend the 4th.
Our l0.cent counters are loaded with
attractive articles. Some of them you
can't afford TO be without Klein
Grocer Co.
Call on the Tetley- Klein Lumber
Company and examine the "Squarc
Deal" wire fencing. They have inst
received a carload.
The second Sunday in July will be
observed at Salem Church as Children 5
Day with all-day exercises. Everybody
is cordially invited
Mrs. J. II. Elgin has returned from
visit TO relatives in Texas. Mrs
Narcsse Douthit came up with her
aud will spend the summer here.
Rev. l.. 81. Thompson dedicated the
NJ. f, Church at Appleton, Mo-, last
Sunday. He was In charge Of that
church before he came TO Farming,on.
Miss Hadassah Ruffner, who has
been visiting Miss Irene Nixon since
the Presbyterian anniversary celebra-
ton, went to St. Louis last week TO
visit friends and will this week return
to her home in Virginia.
Rev. X. A. Brookes will preach at
Independence school house next Sum-
day at ii o'clodk a. m. Will also
hold quarterly meeting Of the Farm
ington district of the NJ. L. Church at