The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-01-13
TOWN AND VICINAGE
Fine stationery at Laakman's. ).

Store.
Tickets for County Fair, SOC and
Doc at Laakman's.
Born, January II, 1910, to the wife
OF Mr.. James Agnwe, a'son.
Miss all the rest if you want to,
but don't miss the County Frir.
Mr.. Riley Moore of Knob Lick
was up Wednesday on Probate bus
mess.
Carr Hartshorn and his family of
Desloge spent the holidays with rel
atives here.
Philip Pipkin, "the strong man"
at the County Fair tomorrow tFri-
day. night.
Mrs. r. =. Fitz of Des Arc has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Morris.
One baby picture of one baby one
year old once. Nothing else-The
Berryhill Studio.
All the boys and girls who were
home for the holidays have returned
to their school duties.
Mrs. Norman Blue of Dexter and
Miss Mime Blue spent n couple
of days in st. Louis this week.
Mrs. L. q. Simmons and her two
boys, Fisher and Ted, will leave
early next week for Waco, Texas.
Mr.. Morris Butterfield has gone
to Corpus Christi, Texas. Mrs.
Butterfield will go down in short
time.
Meet your friends at "The St.
Francois County Fair" at the Opera
House next Friday night, January
l4th.
See Il. NJ. Talbert, the original
"Uncle Jake Spruceby" at the
County Fair at the Opera House
tomorrow friday night,
Misses Bertha o Neil of st. Louis,
and Maud Straughan and Christine
Chandler of Bunne Terrc were the
guests of Mrs. Ed Laakman for II
few days.
Pretty Choruses, catchy music,
funny dialogues by home talent at
''The St. Francois County Fair" at
the Opera House Friday night, la
uary l4th.
Mrs. Sol Wall of Doniphan, who
has been visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. kugel, went to st. Louis
Monday to visit friends before re-
turning home.
There will be an adjourned term
of the County Court on January DIST
TO receive the Assessors books, as
Assessor Thompson will have them
ready by that time.
Mr.. Samuel Painter of Bismarck
was in Pennington on business last
Friday and The Times is indebted
to him for a substantial wish for n
prosperous New Year.
Misses Leanna Cole and Ruth
Spaugh visited Potosi friends last
week and attended the masquerade
there on New Years Eve. Carson
Woods was also among those pres
ent.
Berryhill is making free baby
pictures for the remainder of this
week and all of next week. You
don't have to buy n dozen, either.
Just so the baby is under two years
old.
The Mothers Club of Elmwood
Seminary will hold its first open
meeting tomorrow friday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. Miss Beeson will
give talk on Life and it's Living" +"
The public are cordially invited.
Three women were arrested at
Flat River and one at Bonne Terre
this wess and brought to Farming
ton and placed in Jail on charges of
keeping disorderly houses. One of
the women had three children and
another four. The children were
taken to the lnfirmary, and they
will be placed in an orphan asylum.
"Uncle Aleck" Cunningham of
Rural Route No. ., now in his
eighty-third year, was in town Tues
day and made The Times most
agreeable call. He was born within
two miles of Pennington and has
lived'in this county all his life and
been a successful farmer. Hale and
hearty he has the promise of APP
preaching still nearer the century
mark, and he has host of friends
who wish that he may reach the
mark.
LosT-Bast Saturday, between
Al AT ID 4.