The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-12-23
TOWN And YICINAGE


in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. Gus Sessinghaus OF st. Louis
was here for several days.
Miss Ethel Morris Is at home
from Hardin College, Mexico.
Simon-pure Buck Wheat Flour at
Cole d Nixon Mercantile Co.
Raymond Nixon is home from
Fulton to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Mollie Long left Tuesday for
Sikeston to spend some weeks.
Miss Anna Buck is at home from
Columbia, Mo-, for the holidays.
Mrs. Charlotte HUFF and Els spent
few days in st. Louis this week.
Miss Ethel Elliott OF Bonne Terre
visited Mrs. J. II. Jones this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. McHenry Of
Desloge were Pennington visitors
Monday.
The highest market price paid in
Cash for hogs by The st. Francois
Packing Co.
Miss Bessie Cover IL home from
Christian College, Columbia, to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. w. w. Waters will entertain
at cards Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Barrct Conway.
Pure New Orleans Molasses di-
rect form the South mt the Farming
ton Mercantile Company.
Mrs. Max Mcclure and her chill
dren have returned from n visit to
relatives Mt Shelbyyille, Ill.
Mr.. J. l.. Horn Of Koester was a
Pennington visitor Tuesday and had
his name enrolled for The Times.
Mr. and Mrs Duhart Long Wilson
of Hamilton, Canada, will arrive
, Friday to spend II short time here.
, Harold Houchins and RufTneT
Lloyd are home from Westminster
College, Fulton, for the holidays.
DR.. f. q. Simmons will come W
from Waco, Texas, this week tC
spend the holidays with his family
here.
!, Mrs. f.. A. Rozier and Gladys
Rozier have sent out invitations foi
900" party next Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. q. A. Walker OF Rural ROut,
: No. was in Pennington Monday
and favored The Times with AT
agreeable call.
Mr.. NJ. J. Hunt of Desloge wal
{. transacting business in town yester
q day and had his name enrolled
= among the Times readers.
Misses Pearl and Myra Clard.
left Monday for College Hill, Miss.
n on account OF the serious illness o
i their aunt, Miss Frierson.
Mr.. w. NJ. Matkin OF BismarcI
u had business in Pennington Wed
: nesday and The Times Is inbebte,
to him for an agreeable call.
r Mr.. Samuel NJ. Long, of nea
y Bonne Terre, one Of our prosperous
|. farmers, was in town Monday ant
q made The Times an agreeable call
We are glad to announce tina
Judge f.. +. Swink has sufficient,
:. recovered from the effects of his re
cent fall to be able to be out ant
around.
Gov. Hadley appointed Senator
John l.. Bradley as delegate t.
the National Good II Dads Conven
tion held Mt Kansas City on the liti
and 10Th.
l Mrs. John r. Burks and her chill
| dren, Thomas and Mary, will come
l up from Charleston, to spend the
/ holidays with her father, Mrs
| Thomas Lang.
| Mrs. Zeno Swearingen and boys
| William and Walter, left this wocl
for their home in st. Louis, altcI
spending IA week with Mr.. and Mrs
r. V. Swearingen.
| Mrs. T.. r. holland and Miss Mar
gucritc have gone to New Madrid
where they will attend the wedding
of Mr.. Harry holland to Miss Berry
Baldridgc on the 20th.
III Mrs. T.. 4. Rozinr went to st
Louis Tuesday to bring her daugh
| ter, Miss Lavinia, and Miss Mildret
l. Elliott home from the Sacred Hear
| Convent to spend the holidays.
n The Monday Club had their an
| nual Christmas pie with the presi
| dent, Miss Gladys Rozier, Monda.
afternoon. After the regular pro
| gram, refreshments were served.
II Winter term at the Moot
hart Colleges begins Monday