The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
INTERESTING LOCAL pICK.uPs QUICKLY TOLD.
Laakman's for drugs.

and apples At KIcin's.
Mrs. a. +. Bond of Ironton visited
Nlrs j. H. Jones this week.
". 5. Anthony is in FL Paso, Texas,
this week on legal business.
If your door lock needs repair,
dryp line to Henry Dorsten.
Miss Gertrude Chrislophel of ST.
Louis is the guest of Mrs. Ed Laak-
man.
Don't forget the Mems meeting in
The Brotherhood reading room Sunday
afternoon, January 10, at $3.50
O'Clock,
Hon. j. {. Bassford of Mexico, Mo-,
State Game and Fish Warden, was in
Pennington aud ST. Francois county
last week on official business.
Burks neighborhood was in town on
business Wednesday and remembered
The TIMES in substantial manner.
The members of the Presbyterian
church, its officers and pastor, extend
q cordial invitation to attend the special
services now being conducted in that
church by Rev. j. Layton Nauze.
A F. Boeger of Welga, ILL.,, and
Miss Liaze Chartrau of Pennington
were married at the parsonage of the
Christian church on Sunday, January
II, 1908, Rev. Edward Overs oiliciat
ing.
Rev. W. b. HAYS was in Frederick.
town Sunday and Monday, aud reports
large and successful union revival at
that place. The services are held IN
the Court House and are conducted by
the pastors Of the several local
churches.
Mr. George +. Hunt, the progress.
i've lumber meachant of Bismarck, is
one of the reliable and wide awake
business men of that good little town.
You will find him ready to meet you
on all estimates for lumber aud build.
ers' supplies.
Those of our subscribers who are
year or mere in arrears are respond
ing nobly to the call to pay up in order
that we may comply with the late rul.
ing of the Post Office Department, and
we extend to them our appreciative
acknowledgement There ATE some
who have not responded, but we have
faith in their Willingness and intention
to do so.
At the Christian church next Sunday
the teaching service will commence at
ten O'Clock n. m. with the study of the
Bible School lesson. This will be
followed by the breaking of bread and
sermon by The pastor, Rev. Edward
Overs, on the topic, adding to
Faith" The evening service will
commence at $50 O'Clock,
Rev. j Layton Mauze, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church of st.
Louis, is now conducting a series Of
special services at the Pennington
Presbyterian church. His sermons
will all be presentation of the great
Gospel truths, and as he is an earnest
and eloquent speaker his messages will
be both instructive and interesting.
John H. Rholander died at his home
in Pennington Jan. 6, aged 40 years,
and was buried from the Catholic
church on Tuesday, Father Collins
officiating. He leaves wife, two
sons and one daughter. MIR. Rholand-
ct was for years in the employ Of
George Meyer in delivering ice, and
was noted for his courtesy TO his Gus.
toners.
Messrs. Jesse Maughs, T. A. Boul-
ware, T.. W. jameson and j. I.
jameson of Fulton we're here the latter
part OF last week, guests of Dr.. j, F..
Harrison, Superintendent Of State
Hospital No, 4. They visited some of
the lead works in the Lead Belt, aud
were impressed with what they saw
there of the mineral resources of ST,
Francois county.
Mrs. Marie G. DelIart of St Louis
has been here this week soliciting sub
scriptlons to art books. One of them is
"Auimal Creation" artistic addition
10 Rev. j. G.. Woods Natural History,
the contributors to which include the
most eminent naturaists of the world.
The oleographs of the work are from
the renowned "Tafeln of Brehms Thier-
leben," which illustrations Darwin ac-
kuowlcdged to be the finest he had
ever seen. Many of the public schools
have purchased this work for their H.
braries, and we understand that the
Pennington Board of Education con
II.