The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-08
! Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries Mt Kleln's.
Sun-dricd apples at Klein


81 Klein's.
The best 5-cent cigar is stickney's
5 "Triumph."
al Judge G. T. Tullock of Bismarck
# was In town Tuesday.
81 Mrs. S. j. Tetley visited Mrs. r..
NJ. Anthony at Fredericktown last
week.
81 Melbourne Smith left Tuesday on
a snort trip to Texas to look at the
scountry.
s# Prof. McFerrin arrived home Tues
day from his holiday trip to New
York and Brooklyn.
Mr.. w. r.. Vineyard of Bismarck
# was transacting business In Farm
"a ington last Friday.
W Miss Marie Rosar of Frederick
town is the guest OF Miss Maggie
McBrien this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomure Of
& nonne Terre visited Mrs. Samuel
d Vance for several days.
II Miss Gertie Petty has gone 20 st.
4 Louis, where she viii spend couple
Il of weeks visiting friends.
Miss Robbie Pipkin was the guest
last week Of her aunt, Mrs. G. l..
Norwine OF Bonne Terre.
Mr.. Robert Moran, the popular
4 miller of Bonne Terre, passed
through towu last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rozier will
attend the inauguration of Gov.
Hadley next Monday at Jefferson
City.
DIR. Harry Weber WAS down from
st. Louis several days last week on
visit to his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
f. ]. Weber.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Howard washburn
are expected. home Saturday from a
short wedding trip to Chicago and
other points.
Mrs. o. w. Bleeck and children
returned home from st. Louis last
Tuesday, after spending the holi-
days with her mother.
A very enjoyable dance was given
at the Opera House by the Young
Mems Club Tuesday largely which
was largely attended by the dancing
crowd.
Mr.. st. Gem Ebert, who Is attend
ing college at Princeton, N. j.,
spent part of the holidays with his
cousins, the Roziers, leaving here
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kate Raymond, who has
charge Of the Art Department of
Elmwood Seminary, will not return
to Pennington until next Monday,
owing to the serious illness of her
mother.
g DR.. K. G. Simmons, who came up
ito spend couple OF weeks with his
family here, has returned to New
d Orleans, which is headquarters for
the company with which he is en-
gagged.
The weather report Wednesday
was that 1905 weather was due In
this section. On Jan. %, 1905, the
thermometer registered 10 below
zero, and on Feb. l3, 1t fell to 10
below.
Mr.. John Dosing Of Flat River,
one Of the Doe Run Lead Company's
trusted watchmen, who has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff by Sher-
III London, and Mr.. Luther Taylor,
one of the shift bosses of the Doe
Run Company, we're in town Thurs
day on business,
Mr.. Joe F. Waller Of near Jaydee,
one of Marion Townships progress
sive and successful young farmers,
was In town Thursday on business.
He informs us that his father-in-law
Mr.. J.. w. Moore, who has been
spending the winter at his boy
hoods home mt Gillearth, N. c.,
Is we'll and enjoying his stay there.
z At the Presbyterian Sunday School
Hast Sunday morning prizes were
awarded for regular attendance for
each Sunday during the past one
and two years. The following mem
bers Of the school have not missed |
for two years: Carl Trauernicht,
John Doughty, Cecil Short, Fred
Fuhrmsister, Ed 6paugh, Philip
Cole, Jr., Earl Flowers, Raymond
Nixon, Preston Carter, Ward Flem-
ing, Robert Lloyd, Frank Fuhrmeis-
ter, Bernard Maxim, Misses Isa-
bella Waldo, Katharine Marks, l
Alice Cole, LorA Les Mufrill, Odile Il
Mccormick, Dorothy Hun. Emily
Matkin, Grace Niehols. Frankie
Flowers, Freda TrapeFnieht audI1