The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-04
TOWN AND YICINAGE

VISITOR TINS week.
Mrs. Rhine Lang and children
visited st. Louis this week.
Born, September |, 1918, to the
wife of Vernon Taylor, daughter.
Miss Miriam Bleeck has returned
from visit of several weeks in St.
Louis.
Mrs. John G. Peers of St. Louis
visited Mrs. Susan Taylor this
week.
Miss Ruth Swink has gone to
Maplewood, where she will teach
this year.
Miss Leauna Cole visited her
aunt, Mrs. Hugh McGregor, at Po-
tosi last week.
Miss Minnie Blue came up last
week from Cape Girardeau FOR n
short vacation.
Miss Susan " Beeson left for
st. Louis Wednesday to visit friends
for a short time.
The weather bereau promised us
cool wave this week. Have you
seen anything of 1t?
Now is the time to refiuish those
floors. Use To-wauk-on Stain. For
sale by City Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Swiuk arrived
home the latter part of last week
from their European trip.
Mrs. Polly Burks has returned
from visit to her sons, Richard at
Blodgett and John at Charleston.
Miss Frances Flowers has gone to
Bonne Terrc to resume her duties
as teacher in one OF the schools.
Mrs. Ed Henderson and Miss
Bernice Mccormick have returned
from visit to relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Florence Walker and little
daughter, Virginia, have returned
from short visit to Mrs. Bias k
ledge at Avon.
Firmin Castleman entertained his
Sunday School class last Monday,
it being the occasion of his sixth
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. T.. &. Simmons and sons,
Fisher aud Ted, left for their home
in New Orleans Monday after a Wis
it here for several weeks.
Horse. Shoe Brandt Paint for
exterior and interior decorating,
Enamels, To-wauk-on Floor Stain
and Narnishos-City Drug Store.
Paul Jones left the first of the
week to visit friends in Kansas City
before entering VIM. jewell College
Mt Liberty, Mo-, for his second year.
Rev. Hartwell, pastor Of the Bonne
rerre Congregational Church, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Christian
Church in Pennington last Sunday
evening.
Who wants it? A new Harley
Davidson Motorcycle; run less
than 60 miles; bargain you
$40. Address DR.. b. j. Robinson,
Pennington, Mo.
II. w. voorhees, of st. Louis will
be in Pennington this week to tune
pianos. A card dropped ut the
Pennington Post Office will receive
prompt attention, or cal! phone No.
Mr.. Finis Counts of near Bonne
Terre was down u couple of days
this week to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Counts, and to see
his sister, Mrs. Harter of Route No.
3, who Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. J. l.. Counts, accompanied
by her son Francis, arrived home
from Colorado, where she had been
on visit to her sons, She returned
earlier than she expected on account
of the serious Illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cora b. Harter of Rural
Route No. 3. Francis returned for
Colorado Wednesday.
Because of the sudden death OF
Mrs. Moothart last Sunday morn
ing, who was taken to Odessa, Mo-,
Monday, for interment, after funer-
al services here, Prof. Moothart
could not be present at the opening
of the Business College for the fall
and winter term. Prof Gossett was
left in charge and looked after the
enrolment of pupils Tuesday, and
regular school work CONNIE menced yes
terday with larger attendance than
usual at the beginning of term.
Prof. Moothart will return the latter
part of the week and be at the col
lege next Monday. There is a uni
versal feeling of sympathy for him
and his two sons in their irreparable
loss and sorrowful bereavement.
TOMATOES FOR CANNTNGS.