The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
TOWN And VICINAGE
Tetley's for Jewelry.

Slug shot-Laakman's Drug
store.
Miss Minnie Blue is visiting in
Dexter
Have your watch repaired-Tet-
lsy's is the place
Fly paper, poison and Stickey at
Aaakman's Drug Store.
Fine line of watches for ladies',
men and boys at Tetleys.
DR.. j. =. Clark Of Perryville was
Pennington visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. p. :. Cole and Miss Lcana
are st. Louis visitors this week.
Pennants, Bags and pillows in
your college colors at rclty's Book
Store.
No matter what you want in the
jrwelry line you can always find it
at Tetley's in Pennington.
Lee Mitchell, who has been down
in Culcbra, Panama, for several
months, is expected home to-day.
Miss Anna Buck, who has been
teaching in kennett, came home
last week for the summer vacation.
Walter Morris has bought the
White property just west of the
Christian Church, for which b" paid
$500
Mrs. W. 2. Halle aud her daugh-
trrs, Misses Rcba and Willcttc
Halle, are ia st Louis for "A short
visit.
Miss MugilI who taught in the
High school, the past year, left
Wednesday for her home in Rich.
moud, Mo.
Miss Laura Tichenor, principal Of
Canterberry school, st. Louis, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
VIM. Court.
Miss Virginia Clardy and her
friend Miss Katherine Peddle of st.
Louis are down on n visit to the
Clardy farm.
The Masonic Lodge of Elvins will
do degree work tonight Thursday
and give banquet. A number of
Masons from this place will attend.
Why buy adulterated lard mixed
with tallow and "hot air when you
can buy pure leaf lard from the st.
Francois Packing Co. at wholesale
prices. - pounds or more delivered.
Good pasture on Wolf creek, >
miles east of Pennington. Terms
horses $50, COWS Sl,00, monthly in
advance. Apply to J. w Buck;
phone ~
For SNLE-A first-class Grocery
store in good hustling town of
about 5000 people. Reason for want
ing to sell, bad health. Address =.
o. L., Box No. 437, Festus, Mo.
1t was reported here last week
that Ernest Lucy OF Wayne county,
former student of MoOthart's
Business College, had been drowned,
but we are glad to learn that the re-
port IL not true.
Mrs. Walter l.. Hensley and her
three children left last week for
Washington, Mr.. Hensley coming
on to accompany them, where they
will remain during the session OF
Congress-.
County School Superintendent A.
II. Akers will leave for Jefferson
City Saturday to attend the State
convention of County Superintend-
ents, which meets there Monday,
and will be absent from his Office all
next week.
Miss Nellie Pipkin will return
home this week from Arizonia,
where she taught school during the
past year. On her way home she
stopped at Richmond, Mo-, to visit
her sister, Miss Robbie Pipkin, who
will return home next week.
Miss Marguerite Keith OF Flat
River II one of the graduates of
Forest Park University, st. Louis,
with the degree of B. A., on Tues
day evening, May 20. Her friends
congratulate her on her successful
graduation and will be glad to hear
that she has "A position as teacher
of mathematics in the Flat River
High School.
A ridiculous little error occurred
in our Automobile Endurance Con-
test" article last week, in which the
types made us say that the touring
party "would drop about fifteen dol
lars in Pennington" AS that
wouldn't begin to cover the cost Of
irrigating the parched throats of the
400 dusty wayfarers with draught
each of sparkling soda, to say moth
ing of other enticing beverages. the