The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-19
TOWN And VICINAGE
Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at Klein's.

Choice line of evaporated fruit at
Klein's.
Mr.. Samuel Mcdowell of Syenite
was Pennington visitor Thurs
day.
The Young Mems Club this week
purchased n new Kingsbury inner
player piano.
Miss Hester Snyder of Canton +,
H., is visiting her friend, Miss
Libbie Munsch.
Miss Gladys Rozier went to st.
Louis Thursday to spend some time
with Miss Marie Dillon.
The play "Lena Rivers" at the
Opera House Wednesday night was
very creditable production.
Miss Laura Biggs of New Mad
rid came up to be present at the
Lewis-G Gray nuptials Wednesday.
. Mrs. ]. P. Cayce is visiting Mrs.
p George Cole and Mrs. George w.
Williams at El Paso, Texas.
Mr.. Allen Kennedy of New Or
leans, who has been visiting his
uncle, Rev. G. w. Harlan, has gone
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Johnson and
their little son, Tom, of Loughboro
spent couple of days with Mr.. w.
r. Halle.
Liucoln Stamps have been on sale
at the Postoffice. 1t Is a special
issue with n portrait of Lincoln with
dates lSO9-l909.
Mr.. David McAnaly of st. Louis
brother-in-law of Hon. f. NJ. Car
ter of this place, died at his home
In that city on the 18th inst.
Judge and Mrs. A. l.. Lewis of
New Madrid were here to attend the
marriage OF their son, Mr.. Fred
Lewis to Miss Glenda Gray, last
Wednesday.
Miss Robbie Pipkin went to Potosi
last Thursday with Mrs. c. o. Mel
son to assist her in an entertain
ment Tuesday night for the Presby-
terian Church.
Miss Bessie holland, who came
down from st. Louis to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Mary,
has returned to the city, whore she
is visiting her friend, Mrs. Clarence
Jones.
Mr.. +. J. Thomure has been re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends in his promotion by Presi-
dent Dwight Jones to Traffic Man
ager of the Mississippi River and
Bonne Terre railroad.
Rev. w. b. Hayes, wife and child
rem left Tuesday for Corpus Christi,
Texas. Mr.. Hayes will be gone
several weeks, but Mrs. Hayes and
the children will remain there sew
eral months. Their many friends
here wish them pleasant trip.
The Chorus Glass of Elmwood |
Seminary under charge of Miss |
CLARK has issued invitations to their |
friends for the presentation of the |
comic opera priscilla" at the Opera
House on February I'D at 8 O'Clock.
A petition asking for woman suf-
frage was circulated here last week
and secured nearly fifty signers,
among them the women who have |
been most prominent in the works |
that have been of benefit to man
kind.
A recent copy of the Harrisburg, |
ILL.,, Register, contains picture of
DIR. Chiffon +. Byington, former
Pennington boy, who is city alder |
man OF Harrisburg. The paper fur
ther states that "the ladies take of
their hats to him."
A number of invitations were re-
ceived here for the ball to be given |
Thursday evening at Bonne Terre |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe r. S. Par
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Girard
Stanton Parsons. The crowd went |
, UP Thursday afternoon and will re-
turn Friday.
Miss Bonnie Akeman of Indiana
polls, Ind, is the guest of Mr.. and |
Mrs. f. II. Clay Of FraEkclay, this
county. Miss Akeman is an accom-
plished violinist and is quite popular
with the clubs and social gatherings
of indianapolis. She is favorably |
impressed with this section and may |
decide to make her home here.
Mr.. ]. L. Counts, one Of our most
valued friends, presented The Times
last Saturday with his usual valen-
tine-five paid-in- advance subscrip- |
tions-for himself, three sons and
daughter. This has been a custom
of Mr.. Counts for number OF years
1--WE don't remember just how many
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