The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-04-03
TOWN And VICINACE

Garden tools and spring fertilizers
at Nell & Phillips.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Weber were
st. Louis visitors this week.
Mrs. Ben II. Downing has re-
turned from short trip to St.
Louis.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Court Tuesday,
April S, at 2:30 O'Clock p. nj.
Mrs. John Mccormick has re-
turned from the Bonne Terre hos.
pital very much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhine Lang went to
St. Louis Wednesday to consult II
specialist about Mrs. Lang's throat.
Mrs. Joseph II. Perkins of st.
Louis Is here visiting her. sisters,
Mrs. Jennie Gruuer and Miss Azzie
McMullin.
The Model Cleaning Co. have
opened in the Taaffe building north
of Court House. Give them trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Mrs. Paul b. Leming aud young
sou, Edward Rozier, returned to
Cape Girardeau Monday. Mr., Lem
ing came up to accompany them
home.
Mrs. August Bisplinghotf of
H., % Ia
week and will spend several weeks
the guest of the family of Mrs.
Dyer Presuell Troy Free Press.
~ enjoy the weekly visit of the
dear old Pennington Times" is the
good cheer our good friend Martin
II. Westover sends us from Selma,
Cal, in renewing his subscription,
He reports ell well.
\ very pleasant reception was
given Monday afternoon at Elm
wood Seminary III honor of Miss
Haugen, former vocal teacher there,
who is now teaching in Iowa, for
which place she left Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen jennings OF Farming
ton, who died at the age of 80 years,
had the unusual distinction of hay-
ing been born in Missouri three
years before the state was admitted
to the Union. Kansas City Journal,
Why change climates for your
health when you can have your body
changed to suit the climate by the
Osteopath, DR.. Cannon, Pennington,
Mo. He will work on your body so
as to free the nerve and blood cir
culation, then disease will disappear.
adv.
The Pennington Baptist Church
has engaged the services of Rev. V.
T.. Patterson as pastor, who en-
tered upon his work here last Sun
day. MIR. Patterson is a young man
with family, consisting of himself,
wife and little two-year-old boy,
They come here from Sandwich
Ill, and expect their household
goods this week. We welcome them
to our town.
Prosecuting Attorney Francis A
Benham and Sheriff Williams gave
several of the saloons IA surprise on
city election day which under the
law are supposed to be closed to all
comers on such occasions, and
found them quietly violating the
law. The new Prosecuting Attor-
ney intends to see that the laws are
enforced If watchfuluess and close
attention to the duties of his Office
will do IL.
The friends here of Mrs. Pattie
Ritchie of Hamilton, Ohio, have
been much concerned for her safety
since the flood news first came, but
they received letter Monday say
ing that she was safe. Her resi-
dence was in the very midst of the
high water and she was confined to
the third story Of her home until
last Friday, when she was rescued.
The letter doesn't say whether her
son was with her in the house but II
is presumed he was or Is safe, or
she would have mentioned the fact.
Mrs. Richie Is an aunt Mrs. Pattie
Buck and w. n. Fleming, and has q
number of relatives here and In
Fredericktown.