The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-10-27
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tana. Is here for lew uaSo --e
formerly lived here with his parents,
but they are all out IN Montana.
William cnme back here to take
Pennington girl home with him
The members of the NJ. +. Church,
Snuth paye n reception at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pipkin II few days
ago to Presiding Elder IL. +. Grove
and Rev. VIM. Court, the pastor oi
the Pennington Church.
The locol Prohibitions workers
have letter from Rev. I. r.
Hickok saving that he is heartily in
accord with the work in which they
are engaged, and regretting very
much that he is not here to help
them,
Coroner English was called to
Bounc Terre Wednesday to hold an
inuuest over the body OF VIM. Tuck-
or who died very suddenly In the
mines. The inquest developed the
fact that death was caused from
heart trouble. Deceased formerly
lived at Mine LaMotte.
! Last Monday, October 10Th, was
the twenty-eight anniversary OF the
marriage Of MIR. aud Mrs. Merrill
Pipkin, and in honor of the occasion
they gave dinner to the attendants
mt their wedding--Dr. l.. NJ. fer-
kins, Mr.. J. Wesley Heller, Mrs
Maggie Byington and Miss Susie
Watts.
Judge G.. O. Nations lectured on
prohibition at Springfield, Mo-,
last Saturday afternoon and Satur-
day night to an immense and en-
thusiastic audience, and on Sunday
morning he preached at Aurora,
Mo-, and Sunday night lectured at
the opera house to crowded house
arousing much enthusiasm.
= The little babe born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. l.. Sullivan few weeks ago
. died last Tuesday morning. Mr.
e Sullivan went to Mexico a few days
, after the birth of the child, and MIS-
. Sullivan was just ready to follow
q with the rest of the family when the
{ sad death of her babe occurred.
Much sympathy is expressed for
her In this sorrowful bereavement
The marriage of Mr.. Charles j.
q Belken of Libertyville and Miss
Jennie Sonderman is announced tt
>, take place to-day ut the home OF th'
= brides parents in Fredericktowh
MIR, Bclken il one of st. Francois
county's most enterprising yount
farmers, and his bride we under
II stand is one of Madison county
y most estimable young women. Tit
II Times Joins their many friends II
wishing them great happiness ant
u prosperity.
II The Southeast Missouri Schoo
'" Teachers District Association meet
in Cape Girardeau to-day, and
t. number of the teachers from Farm
10 inpton have gone to attend the meet
10 ing. 1t is their wish, backed up II.
the people of our town, 10 have tn
R. Association hold its next meetin
k. In Pennington, aud they are work
II ing to that end. 1t Is to be hope
ft that they will succeed IN getting tn
Association to name Pennington a
@ h. the next place of meeting, by tina
so time our splendid High school built
~ Ing will be completed, and our pee
.r. pie will give the teachers rlgt
glad welcome. Among the teacher
In attendance from here are Supe1
y. intendent o. G. Lynch, Mrs. u
=" dixie, Miss Minnie Magill and Mis-
:, Susie Watts.
Misses Nell and Byrd billiard an
ot Miss Bess Cover gave Il song an
IA recital entertainment mt Charlesto
RS last Friday for the benefit of II
ad Christian Church at that place, al
to were greeted with n good and appr
cintive audience. Miss Nell Dillai
iss Is soprano with sweet al
In charming voice of great compass
on while Miss Byrd billiard is ts
ii, Tented and pleasing reader, and Mi
of Cover is IA pianist of rare touch al
accomplishment. We suggest tn
80 these gifted young Pennington
~ dies give an entertainment here
" that their home friends may be d
lighted with their several accom-
lishments. We know they wou
draw a good audience.