The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-04-25
TOWN And YICINACE


Nell & Phillips.
Mr.. Thos. =. Fitz of Des Arc was
Pennington visitor this week.
The Blue Serge Suits at Cole u
Nixon's are the talk of the town.
The Bonnc Terre Commercial Club
is talking mp iucorporation for that
town.
Mrs. J. II. Jones spent Wednes-
dav in Desloge, the guest of Mrs. j
l.. GoH.
Miss Elise Trabelle Of Peoria,
H., has been visiting Miss Mabel
Slnne at Elmwood Seminary.
Mrs. James Whitelaw left for her
home in st. Louis Monday after n
Weeks visit with Mrs. T. ID. Fisher.
We still have u few cans of floor
paint left which we will close out at
a reduced price. e. NJ. Laakman,
druggist.
Mrs. W. r. Gay and daughter,
Niss Alice, of Ironton, visited Mrs.
Robert Tetley the pas, week, return
ing home Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Ellison, sister of the
late Robert Tetley of this place,
died at her home in Lynn, Mas, on
the 7th inst, aged 81 years.
Plenty of sweet pea seeds left Tor
free distribution to the ladies from
Rieger, the California perfnmer.-
+. NJ. Laakman, druggist.
Rev. and Mrs. Harlan, Rev. {, +.
Hickok and Mr.. Henderson went TO
Oak Ridge Tuesday to attend II ses-
sion of the Potosi presbytery.
j. $. Clay has all kinds of houses
and lots for sale, ranging in prices
from $500 to $3.50. Easy terms.
ONCE in Farmers Bank Building.
Mrs. Paul b. Leming came up
from San Antonio, Texas, last Sat
urday to spend several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Edward A. Ro'
zier.
Mr.. Thos. b. Mitchell of Bonne
rerre has been subscriber and
reader of The Times for Ovor thirty
years, and this week paid for anoth'
er year.
Messrs. W. +. Halle, p. >. Cole,
George Forester, J. {. Williams
and W. W. Waters went fishing
down at the Snake den yesterday
and spent the night.
Painters and all others wanting
Berry Bros. or Standard Varntshes
will find bargain here In these
goods. We are closing them out
+. NJ. Laakman, druggist.
Capt. w. II. Evans of HopewelI
and his son, Harry Evans, Chic
Clerk in the Warden's Office, Jetter
son City, were the guests Monda!
and Tuesday of MIR. A. T. Nixon
Master Bruce and his little sister
Gladys, children of Mr.. G. W. Bar
ham, have gone to Osceola, Ark, t.
spend couple of months with Mr.
Barham'n brother.
Married, Thursday, April Is, lsl2
at the Southern Methodist parson
age In Pennington, NJ. Nj. Landrun
and Miss Lucinda White, Rev. l.
X. Jenkins officiating.
Mrs, J. w. Hel5er of Bonne Terr
was the guest the past week OF MRS
W. Il. Halle. Miss Reba Halle
from the Bonnie Terre Hospital
spent a day at home and returned t
Bonne Terre with Mrs. Helber.
LosT-Sunday, April 81, betwee
Ben Casteel,s and Robert Murphy
place, on Sugar Grove road, man
yellow pocket book, containing on
So bill, one 81 bill, 5 Lincoln pennies
several nickels and 3 keys. Finde
will please return same to the New
office.
The pass 1t Along" has receive
handsome addition to its collectio
Ring, who has sent several hundre
magazines to be distributed. The
may be called for at The Times o
fee or the residence of the Editor
and are free to any one who want
good reading.
Rev. 5. P. Brite last Sunday ter
dered his resignation as pastor
the Baptist Church at this place, t
take effect In three months HI
action was a surprise to many
the members, as the most cordi'
relations exist between all the men
hers and the pastor, and 1t was III
der his ministry that the Baptist
beautiful new house OF worship va
built MIR. Brite has been heI
about six years and he and his e
cellent family have made man
friends among our people who WI
be sorry to have them leave.