The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-13

Mrs. Stillman, of Indiana is visiting
Mrs. Norman Buggs, the wife of Stew
ard Buggs, of Hospital No. 4.
The Office force at No. q is rejoicing
over the completion of the administra-
ton building. The commodious quar-
ters will very much accelerate the
work. Thursday of this week the new
building was occupied to the delight
of one and all.
Are your hogs worth saving? For
80 cts. per dose you can have your
hogs vaccinated by man from this
laboratory. This serum is made accord
ing to modern government methods.
Address, Huber Serum Laboratory,
Perryville, Mo. S-2.adv.
Miss Francis Flowers, who Is one of
the teachers Of the Bonnie Terre High
School was called home last week by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. J. F.
Flowers, was also taken sick and has
been detained home this week. She
expected to return to Bonnie Terre to-
day to begin her work next Monday.
Miss Mabel Norwine is the guest of
Miss Nell Doss this week.
Miss Mayme Guessing has been hon
ored with an invitation to read pa
per before the Missouri Folk Lore So
ciety that holds its annual meeting
at Columbia soon this spring.
Special Feature Fire Film, Moving
Pictures of NJ. A. G. and Boatman's
Bank Fire at the Monarch, Thursday
Night, March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rozier are spend
ing part of this week in the home Of
Mr.. Rozier's sister at Ste. Gcnevieve.
From there they expect to go over to
the Cape for visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul B. Leming before re-
turning to Pennington.
To please our patrons is our con-
slant aim. If we don't tell as; but If
we do, tell others. Whitworth's,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Smith are the
happy parents of little boy that
Mrs. Stork brought to their home last
Monday morning.
Carl Trauernicht and Virgil Gale
went up to st. Louis last Saturday to
see the play, "The Garden of Allah,
and remained over Sunday and Sun
day night, coming back Monday. Be-
fore the left they had the pleasure of
seing the fire that resulted in the des-
truction Of so many lives.
Creamery Butter and 0lemargarine
at Whitworth's.
Chester and Leonard Hamilton, OF
Piqua, Ohio, arrived in Pennington
last Sunday evening for a visit with
relatives and friends. They are neph.
ews of r. j. Hamilton, and as well
have a number Of other relatives ir
this vicinity.
Mrs. G. B. Gale and daughter, Miss
Naomi, spent last Friday in Flat
River visiting.
Fresh juicy steaks all the time a
Whitworth's Meat Market.
Senator Hohenshield, of st. Louis
was visitor at Hospital No. 4, OF
Monday of this week as was also DR.
Gettys of st. Louis.
FOR SALE.-The Phillips Restau'
rant in Pennington, Mo-, doing a nice
business. Reason of sale, the i'll health
Of my wife. The business goes CHEAP
for cash If taken at once. Place was
formerly known as the Hilton restau
rant.
Rev III Pond, preacher, eX-news
paper man, doctor, ex-confceerat'
soldier, and loyal Democrat of Esther
called at the Times Office Tuesday. Mr.
Pond is an admirer Of President VIII
son and thinks that he is one cf the
greatest presidents that the United
States has ever had.
Messrs. Claud Thomson and c
Wilson were Farmingtonvisitors Sun
day.
Miss Cora B. Houchins, of Fulton
Mo-, came yesterday for visit in ths
T. C. Young home and with other rela
tives in the vicinity of Pennington.
Miss Ruby Huff returned wednes
day from a weeks visit with her sis
ter at Fredericktown.
Mr. Basil Zolman was st. Louis Wis
itor last week.
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ting all the benefits of So years Of
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ting, making and fitting. Let us show
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