The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-11-20
Laakman's $ for drugs.
Groceries at klcIn's.

this week.
Use our 20-cent coiFcc-t's good
Klein Grocer Co.
Get your Thanksgiving Fruit
{ axes at Mason's.
Smok Triumph" D." Stickney,s latest
and best 5-cent cigar.
our Decent coffee sells well and
drinks well-klein's.
Plows' and Allegrctti's candies at
Laakman's Pharmacy.
Aud still its "Gold Medal flour"
they call for--at Klein's.
For good and stylish overcoat
90 to Fischer Mercantile Co.
Mr.. John Mccormick visited in
Mexico the first Of the week.
Mr.. Will II. Taylor has been visit
ing in Iowa for II compile of weeks.
Hon. NJ. II. Smith left this week
for Texas to be gone about ten days.
Mr.. J. +. Marshall of Knob Lick
was in town on business Tuesday.
Born, November Ii, 1908, to the
wife of Dubart Walker, n daughter
Fancy wool shirts and underwear
at Fischer Mercantile Compuny's.
Miss Mary Wilson and her brother
Aleck were st. Louis visitors last
week.
Mason's Fruit Cakes, none better.
Try one for your Thanksgiving din
ner.
Mr. l.. X. Peers left Thursday for
Galveston, Texas, his usual winter
resort.
Naomi, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Counts Of Bonne Terrc,
has scarlet fever.
Mrs. Richard p. Bland Of Lebanon,
Mo-, was the guest of Mrs, Merrill
Pipkin last week.
Don't fail to see our line of pas
tries and good things for Thanks
giving. MasOn's Bakery.
Born, November II, 1908, to the
wife of f. f.. Counts, near Bonne
Terre, twins-boy and girl.
Mr.. Frank Harter, formerly Of
CoTman, has moved on to the farm
he bought near Unity last week.
st. Francois Lodge No. As ]. o. O.
f. has just purchased and placed in
its lodge room II fine piano-player.
Mr.. j. l.. Counts new eight room
dwelling, in the north part of town,
is about completed, and he will move
into it next week.
Ed. r. G. Martin will preach on
the fifth Sunday in this month at
Colony Church, 20 miles northeast
of Pennington, at II O'Clock II. IN.
Mrs. Mahala Matkin, wife of the
late Frank Matkin of Pennington
died on the llth inst. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Barry
in Elkton, Colorado.
A correspondent In every ncighbor-
hood in the County is wanted by
THE TINES. We will make it to
your interest to take this matter up.
Write for particulars.
Mrs. f.. w. Cole of Fredericktown
was the guest of Mrs Merrill Pip
kin. THE TINES Is indebted to her
for the interesting report Of the
Missionary Conference.
Mrs. William Court and her two
children left this week for Nash
vile, Tenn, where she will attend
the wedding Of her sister and spent
several weeks visiting relatives.
Rev. Meredith Kerr of Potos
preached at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday, as Rev. Hickok was
.closeing the revival meeting he hac
been conducting at Pot0si.
M. Il /. Cornman will have a pub
lie sale of all their stock and farm
machinery, Mt their farm 6H miles
north of Pennington, on the st
Louis road, on Saturday, Decem'
Der 9th.
Mrs. f. L. Spaugh and her daugh'
ters, Miss es Bertha and Jesse
Misses Macy Morris and Irene
Nixon were among the visitors tc
st. Louis last week.
Mr.. James l.. Horn of KOestel
was In town on business Monday
Mr.. Horn recently met with an ac'
cident In which his left shoulder
was dislocated, and 1t is still giving
him some trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Newby ano
their little son Otto Of Jaydee were
Pennington visitors Wednesday
Mr.. Newly says a very interesting
revival is in progress at Aulsbury