The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-02

Tetley'S for Jewelry

Miss Cynthia Gruuer of Doe Run
was II Pennington visitor Saturday.
Miss Margaret holland has re-
turned from n visit to relatives at
Poplar Bluh.
Sir, Anton Mullcrsman of Knob
Lick was in Pennington on husi-
ness Monday
Miss Ora Carver of Fayette was
the guest of Mrs. Walter Morris for |
several days.
Miss Anna Evans of st. Louis
has been visiting friends here for
several days.
Mr. l.. f.. Byington Of Thurman
was transacting business in Farm
ington Saturday.
Mrs. J. u. billiard has returned
from visit of month with her
son, Frank, in Chicago.
Mrs. J. G. Crenshaw Of Caledonia
is here visiting the family Of her
son, Mr.. B. H. Marbury.
Mir. and Mrs. NJ. p. Cayce and
Miss Bceson are spending several
days in st. Louis this week.
Mrs. f. NJ. Laakman is in st.
Louis studying the styles aud buy
iLg millinery for the spring trade.
Mrs. Paul B. Leming of Cape
Girardeau, accompanied her mother,
Mrs, f., A. Rozier, came home last
Saturday.
Mrs. {. Il. Fleming, who has been
in st. Louis under treatment for
several weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
Misses Nelma Chandler and Irene
Cloc are spending the week with
their teacher, Miss Alma Presnell,
at Libortyville.
Mrs. james Whitelaw left for her
home in st, Louis to-day after Wis,
/ it of several weeks with her sister
/ Mrs 7. d, Fisher.
Mrs. Richey, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. W. Buck for several
weeks, returned this week 10 her
home in Hamilton, Ohio.
Triumph Hen and Chick Feed will
improve condition of your poultry.
Remember the name, TRIUMPH, for
sale by Pennington Milling Co.
Henry Landotf, the baker at State
Hospital No. /, died Wednesday
morning after lingering illness in
the Infirmary since last November.
Mrs. Leonard Hewlett of Charles.
ton and her little daughter, Eville,
are here visiting her sisters, Mrs.
/ Jennie Gruner and Miss Az2ie Me-
MnlliD,
The Forstei-tasi8f Chapter Of the
American Woman : iieague will
meet with Mrs. Henry kuetst next
"Wednesday afternoon, March :, ~
= O'Clock.
Mrs. Malcolm Nebsmith of st.
Louis is the guest of her cousin
Mrs. NJ. II. Smith, while on her
way To join her husband at Chatta-
nOoga, Tenn.
Mrs. w. A. Cloud went to Flat
River Monday to visit friends and
meet her daughter, Miss Mila, who
has been visiting in st. Louis. They
arrived home Tuesday evening.
The Kennett Democrat says Miss
Anna Buck Is to be congratulated on
the success of an entertainment,
"The Carnival of the Flowers, "
given by her pupils there last week.
Mrs. ". T. Halle will return the
latter part of the week from visit
to friends In Florida. Miss Beth
Halle will remain at FernandlnO
and other Florida points for several
weeks longer.
DR.. NJ. f. McMurray of Louis.
Vile. KY, was In Pennington the
first of the week. Rev. VIM. Court
accompanied him to Festus, where
IA Conference of the Board OF Mis-
sions was held this week.
Mr.. Charles II. Blackledge OF
Avon was In town Monday. He
says, he and the people down his
way are interested In seeing the pro-
posed extention of the Houck road
from Coffman to Pennington.
A letter from Lee Mitchell 10 his
mother locotes him at Culebra, Pan
anna, where he is at work In the Sur
veyor's office, and Is well pleased
with his position. Culebra II tn,
lpoint where the big slide occurred
IreceDtly in the Canal.
Barney Petty will play with tn,
Browns again this year. He die
not leave with the crowd for Hot
Springs on Wednesday, but viii join
) them later I'm the month. Barney's
friends here wish him successful
season In the game.