The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-11-24
TOWN AND YlCINAGE
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St. Louis.
New country sorghum at Fischer
Mercantile Co.'s.
For all kinds of iewelry Tetley's
is the best place.
Mrs. Susan Walker spent last
week visiting at Flat River
Good things to eat at the Market
at The Times Office Saturday.
The Pennington Banks will be
closed to-day tThanksgiving).
There is nothing in the iewelry
inc that is not kept at Tetiey's.
Mr.. VIM. Jones of Desloge was n
Pennington visitor last Saturday.
Miss Robinson of Aurora, Mo-, is
visiting her friend, Miss Arthurine
Day.
Miss Mary Evans of Milford,
Texas, Is the guest of Miss May
Harlan.
For birthday and wedding presents
you will find just the right article at
Tetley's.
Miss Ada Trawick OF Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Court.
Mr.. l.. =. Perritt of Hazel Run
had business with the County Col
lector Tuesday.
The TetIey Jewelry Co. is show
ing fine line of watches, chains,
fobs, charms, etc.
Stone county is said 70 be the
largest turkey and poultry produc-
ing county in the State.
Mrs. Peers Taylor spent some
time in st. Louis this week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tanner, of Sikeston.
Mrs. Jennie Crowder aud Mrs.
Genevieve Dempster, st. Louis, were
the guests of Mrs. l.. +. Castleman
for several days.
Remember the Market at The
TIMES office Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 26. Buy something nice for
your Sunday dinner.
Special prices on all Mems and
Boys Clothing for the next two
weeks. Call and get prices; they'll
interest YOU. Fischer Mercantile
Co.
Miss Hennie STAN aud niece,
Miss Kathleen Weber, went to st.
Louis Wednesday and will spend
Thanksgiving with DR.. Harry
Weber and family.
Union Thanksgiving service at
the Christian Church this morning
at 1880 O'Clock. Rev. S. p. Brite
will preach and a collection will be
taken up for the local charity board.
A highly enjoyable entertainment
will he given under the auspices of
the Christian Women's Board OF
Missions of the Christian Church at
the Opera House on Friday even
ing, December 18th. Watch for par
ticulars.
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pruhs,
three miles from town, last Satur-
day night. Mr.. Pruhs has sold his
farm and will give possession De-
cember lst. Between 70 and 100 of
their neighbors and friends gathered
on the occasion and had n pleasant
time.
Mrs. VIM. Court, Mrs. Merrill
Pipkin, Mrs. IL. p. Grove, MRS.
Westover and Mrs. Jennie Hunt
were among those who attended the
eleventh annual meeting of the
Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Farmington District Of
the NJ. +. Church, South, at Bonne
Terre last week. Mrs. Court and
Mrs. Hunt both read interesting
papers.
AS Prof. Moothart was coming
down the outside steps of Carleton
Chapel after the entertainment last
Tuesday night, being near the outer
edge, he stepped or was crowded off
and fell, bruising his face. At first
1t was thought that he might be ser
iously hurt, but we are glad to say
that nothing more than a slight in
Jury to his face and "A rough shak-
ing up resulted from the fall.
Mr.. j. w. Moore of the Jaydee
neighborhood was In town On busi-
ness Tuesday. He says they have
had bumper crops out there this
year, and that corn is especially
good; also that more wheat has been
put in this fall than usual. Mr..
Moore thinks ne may take a trip to
North Carolina, his old home, about
the middle of December and spend
the winter there as he did n year or
30 ago.