The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-07-29
TOWN AND YIClNAGE
Landmarks for drugs.

were in lrontun last Sunday.
Miss Anna Buck visited Mrs.
Ben FOWL at Lcadwood last week.
Mr.. J. +. rrichard Of st. Louis
was Pennington visitor last week.
Mr.. Lizzie BarrolI has returned
from a delightful visit to Frederick
town.
Mrs, Emmett Burke of Blodgrtt
is visiting her auut, Mrs. John r. !
Burh,.
\ most welcome rain fell Monday !
1t WA, much needed for the benefit
of garden truck.
Mrs, Harry Shaw and her little
son, William, have gone to Ogden,
Utah to visit Mrs. Val Gideon.
Mr.. George Il. Thomas aud Mrs.
Henry Ructcr left "Wednesday on II
trip to Colorado Springs and Dcu-
yer
Miss Mama Ballard of Chester,
H.. is here on an extended visit to
the family of her brother, MIR, J. q.
Ballard
Clean out the weeds in front Of
your property is the order of the
Board Of Health and the Street Com
missioner.
Mrs. j. l.. Counts left Wednesday
for Colorado Springs to visit her
sons, l.. NJ. and T. NJ. Counts, and
will be- gone about four weeks.
Mr.. NJ. q. Merritt of Route No
was u Pennington visitor Wedncs-
day and had his name enrolled
among the readers of The Times.
Born, Wednesday, July y, 1909,
to the wife of Rcinhardt Lang, a
daughter; and Mr.. THOMAS Lang il
very proud of being II great-grand-
father
Mrs Lillian Gillespie, Miss Emma
Keller, and Miss Marion Keith of
Flat River have returned from Chi
cage, H., where they were taking
special course in music.
The Southeast Missouri Short
horn Breeders Association will
meet at the ST. Francois Hotel in
Pennington at l:3O O'Clock p. IN. on
Monday, August I'd.
/ Last Monday and Tuesday a time
| ~ rain tell here. 1t was getting un-
comfortably dry tor the corn crop,
which in most parts Of the county
/ gives promise of n good yield, and
this rain ought to assure the crop.
Misses Anita Mcknight aud
/ Gladys Rozicr went to =. Louis
Monday to spend few days with
the formers sister. Miss Mcknight
will leave early next week for her
home in Texas, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Pipkin.
Mr.. George Lanphcr of Frederick
/ town came up Monday accompanied
by Misses Nellie Buford and Leila
| Parkins, to visit Mrs. Fregatc.
Mr.. Lanpher returned home Tues
day, but the young Misses remained
( to spend some time here.
A small crowd Of young people
enjoyed an outing at the river last
Saturday. Those in the party were
Misses Buth Spaugh, Ruth Ever
sole, Leaunu Cole, Alice Cole, Gen
evinve MCGregor, and Messrs. Lee
Mitchell, Herbert Ashury, Carson
Wood and Rutiner Lloyd.
Miss Ped Harrison leaves Satur-
day for Mexico, Mo-, where she will
spend the summer with her brother
on the old home farm, and later will
spend the winter in st. Louis with IA
brother Miss Harrison has made
many friends in town during her
residence here with DR.. Harrison
who regret to see her leave.
Hon. Edward \. RuZicr has had
the street in front of his properly on
College avenue put in fine condition
and In substantial manner that
will last. If the other property
holders fronting on tn" avenue
would do likewise College avenue
would present ON" of the best inn
proved streets in tn" town. Why
not do it?
County Clerk j A. Lawrence and
his family last "Wednesday paid
visit to their old home, Lawrence
ton, in Ste. Gcnevievr county.
This is the first visit of his son,
Ellis, who was born there, since the
family left Lawrenccton, when he
was only three years of age, II
proved II pleasant and enjoyable
nntfn ia Them.