The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-08-07
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You can keep cool after the new
electric light plant starts by buying
an electric fan at -Freeguard
Co.'s.
Mrs. Tom Carter OF st. Louis and
Miss Genevieve Tillman Of Liberty
vile have been the guests of Mrs.
Sam Iseman.
Don't forget the Jenny Wren Club
will he glad to see you Friday after
noon and evening from 4 to on the
lawn of Mr.. w. T. Halle.
DR.. G.. A. Tetley has bought out
DR.. Barrow and will remove his
dental Office to the rooms occupied
by the latter in the Realty Building.
Mrs. Edna Rudy and Miss Nettie
Rudy went to Tillman, Ill.,, Tuesday
to see Mrs. Rudy's brother, Mr..
Hardin Perkins, who IL seriously
Ill.
ENb9 VIC ''ht'lilIlhAihb '"ii'''S
ought to take advantage Of the drop
in lumber. You will do well to call
on Tetley-Klein Lumber Company
and get estimates.
Remember that Carleton College
has the strongest faculty it has ever
had and Is planning to do the best
work of it's history. Don't fail to
enroll next September.
MIR. and Mrs. Fee Parkin and Mr..
and Mrs. Lanpher of Fredericktown, +,
and Mrs. Hamlet of East Prairie
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Fugate
the past week.
Mr.. b. II. Marbury will deliver n
lecture on "The Quiet Hour" at the
Southern Methodist Church next
Sunday evening at S o'clock. Every
body Is invited.
Dir. Bernard Zwart of Kansas City,
brother Of Messrs. A. J. and J A.
Zwart OF this place, was nominated
for Coroner Of Kansas City on the
Democratic ticket.
Leslie Mitchell entertained num-
Der of his yonng friends Tuesday
evening at the residence of his faith
er near town and everybody re-
ported most delightful time.
Graduating from Carleton Callege
has already been worth many times
its cost to most Of its graduates,
and they have many years to live
yet, and it will be true of you, only
In larger measure. Enroll next
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus st. Gem and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Florence,
Italy, who have been the guests
OF Mrs +. A. Rozier, left for St
Louis to visit relatives for awhile
! They will return to Italy the latter
part of September.
Guy Tullock, the first conductor
on the electric road, resigned his
position last week and will he
missed by the patrons Of the road,
for his uniform courtesy made many
friends for him. Mr.. Tullock will
live on his farm hereafter,
Mrs. Sam lseman sold her resi-.
dence in Hill's Addition to Mrs
Matte J. Smith. Consideration So,
900. Mrs. Matte j. Smith sold her
residence In Murphy's Addition to
Mrs. Sam Iseman. Consideration
81 800. These sales were made by
Merrill Pipkin, real estate agent.
Rev. u. r. Spence, who has been
holding n meeting at Holly Grove
was here last week, and he will like.
ly be here later as substitute preach.
er at the Baptist Church, while the
pastor is away. He is from Farm.
ington and was educated at William
Jewell College .--Kennett Democrat
DIR. T.. Barrow has accepted an
offer from the John T. Nolde Dental
Manufacturing Co. to travel for II
in Southeast and Northern Mis-.
souri,. The Doctor will continue to
make his home in Pennington
His many friends here wish him
much success In his new line OF
work.
Mrs. j. H. Jones had issued invi.
tations for party for Wednesday
evening for her son Paul in honor
of his cousin, Miss Gertrude Metz.
lar, of Napanee, Ont, but the sud.
den Illness Of Paul on Tuesday com.
PEELED the recall of the invitations
The party will be given now on next
Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
There will be field meet In Bonne
Terre on August 22d, for the bene
fit Of the w. c. T. U. A number
Of Pennington athletes have ar