The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-09-05
TOWN And VICINAGE
School books at Pelty's,

School supplies at City Drug
Store.
Emmet Asbury is home from the
the East on visit.
Miss Beth Halle Is in Flat River
visiting Mrs. Lee Johnson.
Save your small change and go
to the Fair at Pennington.
Miss Jessie Motley of Potosi is
visiting friends in Pennington.
Miss Nell Doss leaves today for
New Castle, Ind, to visit friends.
Miss Reba Halle came down from
Bonnie Terre to spend couple of
days,
Remember the date OF the Farm
ington Fair-September lOth 10
4th.
School supplies, Tablets, Pencils,
Inks, Book straps, etc, at CITY
Drug Store.
DR.. Waterman's father, mother
and sister are visiting him at the
State Hospital No. A.
"Grandma" Pigg of the Jaydee
neighborhood died August 18th, in
her 18th year. Obituary next week.
Mrs. DR.. Phoebus of Memphis,
Tenn. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. A. Lawrence at the st. Francois
Hotel.
Mrs. +. +. Sutherland has re-
turned from Kansas City, where she
spent nearly year with her son,
jesse.
We are closing out our stock OF
School Crayon and Blackboard
Erasers. Call and get prices. CITY
Drug store.
County Recorder W. g. Eaves left
this morning for Flagstaff, Arizona
on account of the serious Illness OF
his son, Elisha Eaves, who is Out
there.
Miss Marion Keith has returned
from her European trip and is at
home in Flat River. She spent a
couple of weeks with relatives in
New York.
Messrs. Narcis AuBuchOn of
French Village and James q. Cook,
hustling young real estate dealer
of kinsey, were callers at The
Times Office Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. f.. Byington of
st. Louis were here this week visit
ing the family of his father, Mr..
Ed, Byington. They left for home
this morning.
The Miriams of the Presbyterian
Church will give an entertainment
next Sunday evening, Sept. s, at
7:30 O'Clock, assisted by the primary
class OF the Sunday School.
Bransou, Mo, was almost wiped
out of existence on the 2ith ult,,
from fire that started from gaso-
line, which had been mistaken for
coal oil. The loss was about 500,
900. Mr. A. j Iwart and his wife
are now living in Branson.
Misses Frances Flowers, Mary
Lcdbetter, Jennie and Alberta Ed
wards have gone to Bonne Terre to
teach; Miss Robbie Pipkin to Iron
ton, aud Miss Roberta Tetlcy to
Rolla.
Paul Jones aud Hugh Mayberry
will attend William-J ewel College
at Liberty, Mo-, this year. The
former leaves today and will visit
with DR.. Moody In Kansas city for
couple of days.
Ed Zolman, who for several years
has been associated with The Times
as u compositor, has removed with
his family to st. Louis, for the pur-
pose attending art school and per-
fecting himself in his drawing aud
painting. Ed has rare talent in this
line and gives promise of making a
HiuSi huCCtSSlul uTilhl.
Mrs. Edna Rudy, Mrs. David
Heidelberg and Miss Nettie Rudy
will leave Saturday for Deming,
New Mexico, with the hope that a
prolonged stay In a milder climate
will benefit Mrs. Heidelberg's health.
Their friends wish them a pleasant
journey, and that the climate will
prove n benefit to Mrs. Heidelberg,
and that she returns next spring
fully restored to health.
Congressman Hensley and his.
family have returned from Wash.
ington, and for the present are the
guests of his brother at Pevely, JEFF
ferson county. Mr.. Hensley was
in Pennington last Friday and Sat
urday shaking hands with his many
friends. He is getting ready to
start out on his campaign ,of the
district for reelection, and last