The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-10-09
LOCAL MENTION.

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The best 5-cent cigar is Stickney's
Triumph"
Tetley's for everything In the
ewelry line.
Use our 2O-cent coffee-it's good
Klein Grocer Co.
Smok Triumph, Stickney,s latest
and best 5-cent cigar.
Mrs, Richard Shoemaker was
ST. Louis visitor this week.
Miss Gladys Rozier IL the guest
Of st. Louis friends for few weeks.
Mrs. E. ]. Mckinney has returned
from visit with Fredericktown
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Adami Is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Whifiie, OF
Virginia.
The family OF Mr.. J. G.. Ballard
| Jr. have removed from Libertyviile
TO Pennington.
Mrs. T. G. Allen OF Bernie, Mo-,
| is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Emma Frymlre.
Rev. Linn Haw will preach at the
Southern Methodist church next
Sunday morning.
Bright new line Of watches ana
jewellery just received by the Robert
Tetley Jewellery Co.
Clothe Your House ms well as your
body from the winters chillin &
blasts. WESLEY PRATT.
Try the City Meat Market for
your meat and veg etables. Mounce
and Collett, proprietors.
Judge J. @. Mitchell of Bonne-
Terre Is the guest this week Of his
son, Judge j. d. Mitchell.
Mrs. A. e. vansickle and Mrs. F.
l.. Graham of Libertyville were
Pennington visitors Monday.
Miss Nellie Doss went up to st.
Louis to attend the wedding of her
father, Judge w. F. Doss, and Mrs.
Josie Mason last Monday.
Chas. T.. Stokes OF Kansas City
will deliver an address on the liquor
traffic on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Christian Church.
II you want good sewing ma
chine at the lowest price, go tC
lhe Robert Tetley Jewelry Co. Al
kinds of sewing machine fixtures.
Mrs. Cook, who has been the gues
of her aunt, Mrs, Tollman, lei
Tuesday for st. Louis and from
there will return to her houe In Co
lumbus, Ky.
Mr.. w. A. Mitchell of Esther mad
The Times an agreeable call Mon
day. He says the outlook for tn
Democratic ticket according to hi
observations Is flrst-class.
While you are hustling out you
stoves and preparing for winter, ex
anime your fiues and see that the,
are safe, and as further precau
tion have w. N. Fleming write som
insurance on your property.
Mr.. d. f. Fortune left last Sun
day for Oklahoma with view O
looking out location for the pul
pose of locating there. His famil
expect to follow him In about
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burks, Nj
Thomas Lang, Miss Emma Ian
and Mrs. w. w. Waters attende
the wedding of Rheinhart Lang an
Miss Sarah Waters In st. Lou
last "Wednesday.
The Galveston (Texas) News give
an account of large Sanitarium
be established there by DIR Edwin
Kenner and DIR. Tomas Dorbandt,
cost s65, 900. DR.. Kenner IL broth'
of Mrs. Sutherland Of this plac
and Is we'll known to many Of o,
people.
j. w. Fletcher, formerly a res
dent of Pennington, died Mt n
home In Steilacoom, Wash, recen
ly. He leaves wife and two sma
children. Mrs. Fletcher, while
resident Of Pennington, was par
ner of Mrs. Laakman In the mill
merry business.
The following are among those a
tending the State Fair at Sedal
this week: Judge K. f. Swim
Samuel ]. Tetley, John Murri
VIM. Matkin, Bart Walker, Z
Swink, Chas. H. Adams, Paul Pric
Ed. Byington, and Frank Highley
Judge j. s. Clay reports the sa
of 40 acres of land, part OF t
Laban G. Hawn farm, to VILLA
M. Feezer, for $lo5o.0o. Mr.. .Freez
now resides at Esther, but antit
Mates n home on the above tract