The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-01-23
TOWN AND YlCINAGE

Mrs. Rhine Lang was n st. Louis
visitor w ednesday.
DR.. T. f. Wallen of Bismarck wa
n Pennington visitor Monday.
Mendelssohn Quartet at the Opera
House Tomorrow Friday night.
}. G. Galloway was OF Frederick
town was in Pennington on busi-
ness "Wednesday.
Miss Lora Lee MurrilI has gone
TO st. Louis to visit relatives for IA
couple of weeks
DR.. John b. Graves has rented
Mrs. Mollie Longs residence in
Pennington and will locate in Farm
ingtOn.
Born, January II, 1918, to the wife
of Mr.. Harry ThOmure of Bonne
Terre, Il daughter. Mrs. Thomure
was Miss Anna Vance.
Mr.. w. II. Williams Of Route No.
was transac.ing business in town
Tuesday and favored The Times
with an appreciated call.
Mrs. f.. A. Rozier has gone to
Cape Girardeau to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Leming, and little
grand son, Edward ROZier Leming.
Remember the Meudelssohn Quar-
tct at the Opera House tomorrow
friday evening. The third num-
bcr of the Lyceunl Course,
Fred Scheck has opened meat
shop in the building next to Hi
toms restaurant, Everything neat,
fresh and clean. Orders promptly
filled. Phone 3j2
Mr.. Jacob Karsch, who has been
suffering for the last nine weeks
with sciatic rheumatism, left last |
Sunday for Mudlavia Springs, In
diana, To try the cure there.
Miss Mary Taylor visited at Bonue |
Tcrre last week and was guest at
an affair when the engagement of
Miss Louise Poston to Mr.. Chester
Price of new York was announced.
Mr.. Charles Canterbury, one of |
Liberty townships good farmers,
who had been to Flat River several |
days on business, passed through |
Pennington on his way home Tues |
day.
Mr. and Mrs. \. j. Xwart left the /
first of the week for their new home /
at Grand Junction, Colo Mrs. |
Zwurt was very much entertained /
by her old friends while she was /
here.
Elder Il. G. Martin will preach at |
Colony Church, two and Il half |
miles cas-; of Pennington, on the |
fourth Sunday and Saturday before /
at II O'Clock. All are invited to |
come.
Only two marriage licenses have I
been issued in this county in the !
past two weeks, one on the 9TH and |
one on the 10th. They were to t
Clarence Dickey and Miss Sarah |
CoHcl of Pennington, and Noah
Skles of Potosi and Miss Ella May .
Willis of Lockwood
Prof. G. W. Moothart, whose term
a. Alderman from the Third ward .
expires in April, has been solicited /
to make the rae" for Mayor and has .
consented to do so. His cuterpris-
ing public spirit has served the peo-
Ilr well IN the City Council and his
familiarity with the business of the
city and its needs combine with his
other good qualities To make him a
good man to place at the head of the
city government.
We have received Parts II and III !.
of the Missouri Red Book, compiled
and published by the State Bureau
of Labor Statistics Austin W.
Biggs, Commissioner. 1t is val
uable and interesting record Of the
surplus products, resources aud
promises which the State holds out
to all who may come within its hos
pitable borders. The book is hand I
somely illustrated and contains
many features of value setting forth
the wealth, resources and many all ,
,antages of the State in most at
tractive farm. IL ought to be wide
IL circulated throughout the East
and other portions of our country.