The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-11-03
TOWN And VIClNAGE
.weet potatoes at Kleln's.

Apply to \. Kugel.
For all kinds of icwelry Tetley's
is the best place.
Miss Gladys Rozicr spent several
days in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris were
St Louis visitors this week.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Long of Bonne
Terre was in town on business Mon
day.
Mr. Paul Leming of Cape Girar-
deau was Pennington visitor this
week.
Mrs. A. +. Bond of Ironton was
the guest of Mrs. J. II. Jones this
week.
For birthday and wedding presents
you will find just the right article at
Tetley's.
Miss Gertie Petty visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Joe Marty, at Leadwood,
Monday.
Mr.. Clinton Rogers and wife are
visiting home folks in Pennington
for few weeks.
The Tetley Jewelry Co. is show
ing II fine limo of watches, chains,
fobs, charms, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Tesreau of the lower
part OF Liberty township was in
town or business Tuesday.
Carter Roberts has bought all in
terest in the Heifner barber shop,
and will be glad to have his friends
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Smith and
little grand son, Albert, visited Fred
ericktown friends the latter part OF
the week.
Go to the Baptist ladies market
at the Famous Saturday and get
some OF the good things they will
have to sell you.
Cliff Miller, who is attending the
Westinghouse Electrical Institute at
Pittsburg, will be LONE this week
on short vacation.
FOR SALE Eleven benches suit
able for lawn or porch. Each one
will seat eight people. Price Sl.5C
per bench. Apply to A. kugel.
Mrs. Bert Zwart has issued invi
tations for shower and five hun.
dred party for Miss Gladys RozieI
next Tuesday afternoon from tive
O'Clock.
&. b. Rogers and Gierse Bros
have bodEht the piece ol property III
front nf Mr.. Charles Gierse's rosi.
dence, known as the Mrs. Tolman
property.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will have market at Famous
next Saturday afternoon. Home.
made candies, pies, cakes, bread
ehicken, otc.
Mrs. j. B. Breathitt went to Crys
tai City to spent several days with
her son, Harry. She and Col
Breathitt will spend several days
here before returning West.
Sunday, October 30, was the SD
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Edna
Rudy. She enjoys unusually gooG
health aud is active and takes an IN
terest in vi the affairs of life. Hel
many friends wish that she may
continue In good health and cele'
brate many more anniversaries.
Rev. G. f.. Hickok and his chill.
dren, accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Robnett, arrived home from
Columbia Wednesday evening. The
women of the church had supper
and everything at the parsonage ar'
ranged for their reception, that the
sad homecoming might be made as
cheerful as possible.
Mrs. Nellie V. Clay, wife OF
Charles S. Clay, and daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meloy, form.
erly of Pennington, died in st. Louis
October %, 1910. She leaves besides
her husband, four children, father
mother two brothers and three sis.
ters. The funeral took place from
the family residence, 3S22 Labadie
avenue, aud interment at St. Peters
cewetery.
Miss Mary f. Perry of the State
Board of Charities and Correction
was here this week on her annual
visit to local institutions. While
here she interested the people OF
Pennington aud the Lead Belt In an
endeavor to secure the tuberculosis
car exhibit, and also for the sale OF
the Red Cross Christians stamps n,
Pelty's Book Store, the proceeds oi
which go to the fund for stamping
out the white plague.