The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-12
TOWN AND YIClNAGE

Mr.. Coffman and little son Ralph
are visiting at Elmwood.
Born, October II, lgll, to the wife
of Ben EfTrein, "A daughter.
New Sorghum M0lasses at the
Pennington Mercantile Co. :.
The Monday Club met with Miss
Anna Butterfeld last Monday.
Mr.. Fred NJ. Karsch WAS in st.
Louis several days on business this
week.
DR.. q. Il. Perkins OF Elyins was
trausactlng business in Pennington
Monday
Miss Nell Taylor left this week
for Battle Creek, Mich to he gone
some time.
Rev. G. l.. Hickok will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church in
Hannibal next Sunday.
First number Lyceum Entertain
ment Course, the Ladies Spanish
Orchestra, Oct. Ii.
The most dependable place for
everything in the iewelry line Is the
Tetley Jewelry Store.
Just received, full line of Mems
and Women's Underwear at Boyd IL
Mitchell's, Kugel building.
A f,,.I ,,.t 81 ,,oiut m tbn putira
front OF the Laakman Drug store
building adds greatly to it's looks
Mrs. l.. c. Barroll left Wednesday
for Poplar Bluff to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. n. d. Vail.
Buy n German Heater from the
Farmington Mercantile Co. and
heat your rooms ut small expense.
All kinds of jewelry and wares
suitable for wedding and birthday
presents at the Tetley Jewelry store.
VIM. f.. Prosser of st. Lonis was
here a couple Of days the past week
the guest of his aunt, Mrs, y. H..
Marbury.
Mrs. Mollie Long returned the latter
part of last week from avisit of sew
eral weeks with SikestOn relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Hardin of PuXicO was here
Saturday and Sunday to visit his
daughter, Miss Mabel, who is a stu
dent at Elmwood.
Mr.. j. r. Lindsay of near Bis
marck, one of our progressive and
enterprising farmers, was a Farm
ingt0n visitor Monday.
Mrs. John b. Breathitt left Tues
day for her home in Tuscon, Ari-
zona, after visit with the family
OF her brother, DR.. Ben Downing.
The Tetley Jewelry Store is agent
for the Cable pianos and piano
players. The most satisfactory in
struments are tn be obtained there.
MIR. Leroy Matkin of Bismarck,
one of the substantial and well
hilb" u NlllItllN W Aii' N'uhAs
in Pennington Monday exchanging
greetings with old friends.
Mr.. A. J. Zwart, who has charge
of the construction of large water
power plant near Springfield Mo,
came home this week on account OF
the illness of Mrs. Zwart.
Mrs. Routh and daughter, Miss
Verna, who have been visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. J. b.
Smith, for several weeks, left Tues
day for their home In Lebanon, Va.
Our grocery department Is as com.
plete as It can be made-the choic.
est Of everything. l3 pounds Of SUI
gar for dollar here. Boyd Il Nit
chell. Phone 5S-prompt delivery.
Mr.. Nathan Hewlett will have a
public sale of live stock, farming
impliments, household and kitchen
furniture, etc, on his farm 7 miles
east of Pennington on Saturday,
October 2lst.
DR.. J. l.. Eaton of Bismarck is
down on the program of the North
Missouri Medical Association, which
meets at Moberly on October 18th
and 10Th, for paper on "The open
Air Treatment of tuberculosis.
The best and largest line OF
watches is to be found at the old
and wel-established Tetley Jewelry
Store. Watches of every descrip'
tion and price-gold, gold-fillcd, sill
yer, nickel cases and reliable time
keepers.
A splendid musical treat is in
store for the people of Pennington
at the Opera House on Monday ev'
ening, October 18th, the date of the
appearance of the Ladies' Spanish
Orchestra" the first of the Enter
tainment Course arranged for the
fail and winter. Ifyou haven't pro
curad m aeasOn ticket IL would n,