The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-05


Choice line of evaporated fruit at
Klein's.
The best 5-cent cigar is Stickney's
"Triumph."
Rev. VIM. Court was n st. Louis
visitor this week.
Valentines from lc up at
Pelty's Book Store.
American Poultry Fencing-heavy
re.-Boswell d Helber.
Misses Bessie and Mary Noland
are spending the week In st. Louis.
Mr.. w. b. Ritter of Loughboro
was a Pennington visitor Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Smith
were st. Louis visitors the first of
the week.
A large crowd of young people en-
joyed a dance at the Hospital last
Monday evening.
II it's good cup of coffee you
want buy II. q X. coffee from Cole
d Nixon Mercantile Co.
Pure buckwheat -four and plan
tation molasses at Cole q Nixon
Mercantile Co.'s.
American Field Fencing-4 800
rods at low price. Boswell Il Hell
ber.
Heinz's pure mfhce meat In bulk
at Cole & Nixon Mercantile Co.'s.
A chimney on the Odd Fellows
building was blown down during the
blizzard last week
Miss Grace Boyd of Mexico, Mo-,
is the guest of Miss Minnie Harri-
son at State Hospital No. 4.
Judge John A. Murphy has sold
ont his store In Flat River and gone
to farming again, 81 north of Farm
ington on the st. Louis road.
Mr.. Monroe Kerlagon of Jaydee
was in town Tuesday. He informed
us that Mr.. WIN. Mund of that place
had Just lost by death his little
six-year-old daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. V. Swearingen
of Route No. were in town Thurs
day. II any family wants to engage
some good butter, Mrs. Swearingen
can supply them weekly II they hap
pen to be In time.
Miss Beth Halle left this week to
visit the Misses Bragg at Mexico
Mo-, for a couple Of weeks. Then
she will go to Columbia, Mo-, to
spend couple of weeks with Miss
ella D. Spalding.
Mr.. Anderson Counts, who with
his wife, has been visiting Mrs.
Counts parents at Thorp Spring,
Texas, for couple OF months, ar
rived home last Wednesday. Mrs.
Counts will remain in Texas for
awhile longer with her parents, who
arc quite aged.
DIR. j, l.. Eaton of Bismarck ad-
dressed the Missouri House of Rep
resentatives last Thursday on the
subject of tuberculosis. The Doc
tor is a member OF the Board of
Managers of the State Tuberculosis
Sanitarium, and takes great interest
in that institution. He Is an enthus-
last on the subject Of stamping out
the white plague.
While Mr. J. G. Heifner of Route
No. 2 was coming to town last Tues
day afternoon his team of mules
ran away, and running into tele
phone post threw both Mr.. Heifnel
and his little son Douglas ont o.
the wagon. Fortunately neither wa'
hurt.
1t was reported on the streets thii
week that Mr.. Kahn had sold hi
photograph studio and outfit to Mr.
VIM. End OF Perryville. There wal
trade in prospect, but 1t did NO
materialize, and MIR. Kahn will con
tinue the business. Our people will
be pleased to know this, for there
are few better artists than Mr.. ane
Mrs. Kahn.
City Marshal G. H. Adams an
. nounces this week as candidate
y for reelection. He has served In
this capacity for six years and hii
record Is one that commends hin
generally to the public--in short he
has made a good officer, faithful tt
his duties and impartial in their dis
charge. He appreciates the favori
heretofore shown him by the people
of Pennington, and respectful,
if.tA. tt,ai, e,thar supnort