The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
TOWN And YIClNAGE

Times Office Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edith Halle has gone to ST.
Louis to spend "A coupl" of weekS.
Blue Vitriol in quantity at the
right price Laakman's Drug store.
Born, August y, 1911, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Overall of D"l.assus,
Il sou.
Judge Gussom Of Caruthcrsvill"
is here this week attending Circuit
Court.
Mrs. Lou Horton ol Bonn" Terrc
is the guest of her sister Mrs. W.
T. Halle.
Get AN Unbreaknhle Comb. All
sizes-ljc t. soc, at Iaakman :
Drug Store.
Mr.. Riley Moore Of Knob Lick is
here attending the Franklin Baptist
Association.
Miss Genevievr McGregor of Po-
tosi has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Philip >. Cole.
Hon. Polite Elvins and his wife
spent Wednesday in town with Mr..
and Mrs. +. A, R0zier.
When you want genuine Turpen-
tine, we have it in any quantity.
Laakman's Drug Store.
Miss Dorothy Butterfeld has re-
turned from visit to Kansas city
and Lee Summit relatives.
The Franklin Baptist Association
meets in Pennington to-day, and
will he in session three days,
Pure Leaf Lard at st, Francois
Packing House at 10 cents per
pound Free delivery. Phone POI.
Miss Gertie Petty has as her
guests Mrs. Hago Jacobson and
her daughter, Miss Florence, of st.
Louis.
Mrs. NJ. p. Cayce and Miss Pearl
Clardy, who have been spending
several weeks at Eureka Springs,
Ark, will arrive home today.
The Kings Daughters of the Chris
tian Church will hold their regular
monthly market at The Times office
Saturday afternoon, August 70.
Paul Jones has returned from a
visit to Bonnie Terre and Desloge.
Miss Olga Goh came over from Des-
logc to visit Mrs. Jones for short
time.
Mr.. Tim Mccarthy this week
bought the Charley Butteriield resi-
dcnce on Center street, for which he
paid 81, 900. The sale was affected
through Young Il Dnss.
Mrs. q. W. Moothart aud son,
Warden, returned Tuesday from "A
two-wecks' visit with Mrs Moot
hart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J :.
Grosshart at Odessa, Mo.
Mrs Edward \. Ro2icr and Mrs.
Paul Il. Lcming of Cape Girardeau
have issued invitations to their
friends to meet Mrs. Frank =.
Weber on Tuesday, August 18th.
Fred NJ. Karsch returned hom"
Saturday from a two.wecks vacation
in Colorado, where he went AS dele
gate to the supreme Convention of
tho Modern Brotherhood of America,
~. 4,
Mrs. Frank H. Keith with her
son, GIenwood, aud daughter, Miss
Dorothy, spent Tuesday in town
visiting friends Glenwood is very
much improved in health is the good
news for the many friends of the
family.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Talbert and
the children, who have been visiting
here for a couple of weeks, expect
tn leave tomorrow for Cincinnati to
visit Mr.. Talbert's father. They
will return from there to their home
in Slater, Mo.
Mr.. Ed. Byington brought us in a
basket of peaches last Friday that
were sure fine. They were Of a rich
reddish yellow, Of uniform size,
measuring from nine to ten inches
in circumference, and half dozen
er more weighed three quarters Of
pound and over each. Peaches are
unusually fine this year, and these
were about the prettiest specimens
of the Elberta variety that we have
seen.
DR.. j r. Harrison, former Super.
intendent of State Hospital No. 1,
now located at Mexico, Mo-, was
here Monday as witness before
the Grand Jury in the Wallace case,
The Doctor is looking well and is the
same genial, wholesome fellow that
he was when he had charge of the
hospital. His'host of friends here
W ere glad to see him and he ap-
peared equally glad to take them by
the hand once more and exchange
friendly greetings.