The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-30

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viii Seller received two fine
chickens from Hampshire, H., this
week.
John Burks of Charleston was
transacting business and visiting
friends in Pennington this week.
NJ. Il. Moore was in the curnty
seat on business Wednesday.
A.E. Niehaus Of Bonnie Terrc
was in the county seat Thursday on
business.
p. \. Benham of Bonnie Tore vas
in Pennington on Business.
Chas English manager OF the
Flat River Furniture Co., was
Pennington visitor last Saturday.
l.. II. Butler Of Bismark who II on
the road for Wholesale house in
St. Louis was calling m our mer-
chants this week.
Chas. Adams who was hurt in a
runaway accident few days ago
and quite seriously injured we are
glad to report is able TO ne out again.
John Ball of near Sprott was a
business visitor In the county seat
Wednesday morning.
SIN Case of Sudden Call" Is the
subject which Rev. l.. II. jenkins
will discuss next Sunday morning.
You are invited to hear it.
The Gold Dust orchestra did fine
Wednesday night at the Monarch,
Come again.
Little Barbra Caroline Tullock
who was sick for some time is i'm
proving fine.
Mrs. Mary Counts was on the
sick list the first part of this week.
Mrs. Andrews and son Thos. OF
Fredericktown was visiting Mr. and
Mrs. n. A. Zimmerman this week.
Extra Special Notice to Farmers
The first time you are In Pennington
come and see me, have something
of much interest to both of us to
talk to you about.
Geo. w. Barham,
In the Pipkin Bldg.
Miss Ida EBell Hughes gave a
party Tuesday night. Jan. q in
honor of her cousin Coca Hughes
who is visiting here from Green
vile, Mo.
q. II. Sanders and John Wilson
who were initbe county seat Tues
day of this week report that they
are about to takeTover about 800
acres OF timber land in the north
part of the county.
Man past 30 with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder In
ST. Francois County. Salary SO
per month. Address Q Industrial
Bldg, indianapolis, Indiana.
T. L. Youngsof Bonnie Terre, the
foimer Superintendent Of the NJ. r..
d B. r. Ry. was in the county seat
Tuesday on business.
Emil Weile made a business trip
to st. Louis Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. NJ. III. Grimsham and son,
Chas., Of Flat River was business
visitor in Pennington last Friday.
The daughter of Noah Cunning
ham on route 4 out of Pennington
is reported to be very sick at this
time.
Mrs. S. G. Watts and Miss Byrd
who have been spending the month
Of January in Florida are expected
to arrive home the latter part Of
this week.
John Wilson, of Bonnie Tcrre,
was business visitor in the county
seat OH Tuesday of this week.
Tho genial J. G. Watson spent the
greater part OF last week In st.
Louis, returning Saturday.
Il. II. Marbury spent the early
part Of this week in Poplar Bluff
attending Circuit Court at that place.
VIM. O'Sullivan was business
visitor in ST. Louis on Tuesday Of
this week.
Mrs j. G. Watson returned last
Friday from Marion, Illinois, where
she has been since the Christmas
season visiting her mother, Mrs. r.
ID. Holland.
w. Il. Newly. one of the hustling
farmers on route l out of Bonnie
Terre was IL the county seat on
Tuesday of this week on business.
Mrs. Louis F.. Byington has been
confined to her.bed on account Of n
severe case of tonsilitis, but is bet
ter II is reported at this time.