The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

visited Miss Bess Cover and took |
= the organ recital at the NJ. +
Church, South, Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert l.. Beal wer
r at the Southern In st. Louis for
day or two before leaving for Den
J yer, Colo, whore they will spend
couple OF weeks.
Manager l.. NJ. Scarce Of the Leac
Belt Telephone Company has re
signed, to take effect October LIST
when he will be succeeded by a MIR
Kennedy of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. MOunce aEt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sebastian OF
Fredericktown, and Mrs. Sim Raney
OF Knob Lick were visitors to Mrs.
d. l.. Delaney DUNG the Fair.
Invitations are ont for the cele-
bration Of the silver wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grover for October g. The invita-
tions say kindly omit presents" ."
Barney Petty spent most of last
week Mt home. The baseball season
is nearly over, and then he will be
again n Pennington book mer-
chant" as the newspapers dub him.
T. ID. Fisher Of the Times attended
the Democratic editors meeting in
st. Louis Friday and Harry Den
man Of the News was In st. Louis
attending the Republican editors
meeting.
The ladies of Pennington and vi
cinity will have the pleasure of see
ing one OF the most beautiful dis
plays of millinery ever shown here
at Mrs. S. G. Watts opening on Sat
urday, October lst.
Mr.. Leon Naumann Of Ste. Gen.
evieve, who was here with his fam
lily to attend the Fair last week,
made The Times a pleasant call.
They spent Sunday with his brother
at Flat River before returning home.
Mrs. Radel of Bonnie Terre was
down Saturday, visiting the family
of her father, Mr.. b. !. Morris, and
combining business with pleasure.
Mrs. Radel Is a splendid business
woman, and has probably disposed |
Of more pianos than any other deal
Or In the county within the past two
Or three years.
The Federal Lead Co. have Cd.
Toned a large tract OF land adjoin-
ng the town Of DeSoto, and shipped
wo diamond drills on the 10Th, and
We understand had them set up and
'eady to start running last Monday
morning. The Company expects to
'ush the drilling on that property
IS much as possible before cold
'eather interiors with the work.
John Gasser, a six-year-old boy
( Flat Biver, was run into by Mr.. {
1. ID. Reuter- on his motorcycle,
'hile the little boy was crossing the I
treet from the school house last |
Wednesday, and was pretty badly ]
urt. AT first il was thought he !
ms seriously injured, but FORUM :
tely this proved not to be the case, o
nd he is now all right. 8
.,
DR.. n. B. kenner and his wife of II
alveston, Texas, were In town sew II
al days visiting his sisters, Mrs.
ltherland and Mrs. Geer. DR.. Ken
'r finds many changes in Farming Z
n since the days he lived here. He a
on his way to Chicago and later =
Ill go to Rochester, Mimi, to at
nd the Mill Clinic, one of the larg-
t institutions In the United States. tt
Rev. VIM. Court left Tuesday for p
o Annual Conference Of the NJ. f.
Church, South, which is in ses-
III this week at Cape Girardeau.
2 VIII be entertained while at the 10
Inference by DR.. and Mrs. Lee II p"e "
Our citizens gener. VI
y, irrespective of church afiilia- ~
N, hope that Rev. Mr.. Court will W.
returned TO Pennington as pas Pi
:. In consequence of his absence 81
ere Will be no preaching services vi
the Southern Methodist Church re
xt Sunday. 81
'ir. and Mrs. VIM. A. Kennedy of
icago were here last Friday visit 49,
his sister, Mrs. G.. n. Baker,
ey recently returned home from -.
rope after an extended business =.
lr which took them half way ~
'und the globe. Mr.. Kennedy, -
o Is former st. Francois county -.
?, and son of Mr.. w. A. Ken -.
iy, is successful lawyer who 49,,
worked his way up to com ~.
nding position in his profession, m III,
his family and friends here are 49,
tly proud OF him and his achieve - :.
nts. They left for their home in ~,
lcago Saturday. n, m
he best architects, painters and cit
TRACTORS OF the country use
und City "Horscshoe Brand v.x