The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09
TOWN And YlCINAGE
Hay at Klein's.
Fly paper at Klein s.

Fancy strawberries at Klein's.
Genuine country hams at Klein's.
Heyl Smith has gone to Ottawa,
Kansas.
Packing House lard at City Meat
Market.
Homemade candies at Laakman's
Drung Store.
Miss Robbie Pipkin has returned
from Cape Girardeau.
Father Collins spent several days
this week in St. Louis.
Poison and sticky tly-paper at
Laakman s Drug Store.
Miss Blanche Gale will spend
several weeks in Columbia.
Paris Green always on hand at
Laakman's Drug Store.
Ellis Burnett of Cranberry, Tex
as is here visiting relatives.
Try Williams-Mor Milling Co.
-four at Henderson Mercantile Co.
Paraphrasing just little one may
ask "What is so raw as day
June?"
We have something new il car
pets to take the place Of mating.
J. Helber.
Typewriting done at Merrill Pip
kin's Office by F. S. Grove. Salts
faction guaranteed.
RAYMOND Nixon is at home from
Fulton, where he attended Westmin-
lister College the past year.
Country Hams made by the ST..
Francois Packing Company for sale
at City Meat Market.
Miss Anna Buck has returned
from Columbia whore she attended
the University the past year.
There are number of packages
of magazines at The TINES office
free to anyone who calls for them.
Miss Ethel Morris is at home
from Mexico, where she graduated
with honor in Music at Hardin Col
lege.
Mr.. f. =. Green of Washington,
visited the family of Mrs. J. &.
Alexander for several days this
week.
Bedding plants for sale at reduced
prices at the Pennington Nurseries
and Greenhouses for the next two
weeks:
Forster Cole left this week for
Northern Mexico where his uncle,
Mr.. George J. Cole, is engaged in
mining.
Miss Lulu Counts will go to Col
umbia the latter part of the week to
take summer course at the Uni
versity.
Misses Dorothy aud Lottie HUFF
have returned from springfl eld
where they have been attending
Drury College.
Children's Day services will be
held Mt the NJ, +. Church, South,
next Sunday evening at 7:30. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Miss Nellie Conway has returned
from Pattonville and Miss Virgie
Conway from Chicago and they will
be at home for few weeks.
4 A picture of Miss Bess Cover ap-
peared in the Republic of Sunday in
connection with her appearance Mt
the Morse recital Wednesday.
Miss Bess Cover stopped in st.
Louis on her way hcme from Col
umbia to take part in recital given
by Miss Bessie Morse.
The ladies of the Christian Church
have just purchased a handsome
..lno from the Ta'iey Jewelry Store
and plGcad !, IN the churcn.
Miss Mary Taylor was one OF the
guests OF honor at japanese tea
given by Miss Myrtle Goodin at her
home in Charleston last week.
Miss Bertha Spaugh of Farming
ton and Miss Marion Keith Of Flat
River have gone to Knox City, Mo-,
to visit Mrs. f. s. Mckay for a
couple of weeks.
Prof. j. w. Dunlap has been re-
elected Superintendent of the public
schools at Dublin, Texas. They are
preparing to build a new $4,000
High School at Dublin.
At the meeting of the Alumni of
the Cape Girardeau Normal on the
Ist, among the speakers mentioned
was Mrs. Nanny Leech Smith Of the
class OF 10 od Pennington
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will observe Children's Day wtshgap-