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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Mr.. John Mccormick is now in Oran
where he is employed by the Emory
and Hcisserer Mercantile Co.
Mrs. J. C.. Lawrence is visiting
friends and relatives in st. Louis. She
will return the latter part Of the
week.
Hear little Harriet Peasc at the
Monarch Monday night.
Mrs. Warner DuBose and two chill
drcn will leave Pennington Friday
morning for Mattoon, H., to visit rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. w. y. Akers made a business
trip to Marquand Monday and Tues
day.
See the home talent at the Monarch
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relish Hamilton and
family of Flat River are visiting rel
atives in this place this week.
Mr., Chas. Mccarthy left for Ken
net, where he will join the musicians
of Elmo Mason. They are on their
way to Jackson, Fla, to play for the
Confederate's Union, which is being
held in that city. Mr.. Mccarthy will
not return for week or ten days.
Rev. V. f. Patterson and family
moved to their home near Ironton
Wednesday.
Mr.. D. P. Taylor who has charge
of the Cole & Nixon stock, left last
Thursday for Tennessee, where he
will take charge of another stock of
goods. His wife and son will return
to their home in Litchfield, Ill.
Mr.. Wilburn Hensley of Lesterville,
is visiting Mr.. s. j. Hensley of this
city.
Mr.. F. f. Counts Of X. f. d. No. /,
Bonne Terre, was in Pennington last
Wednesday on business. He was a
pleasant caller ut the Times office.
Mr. Carr Hartshorn of Elvins was
n Pennington visitor this week.
Hear the male quartette at the
Monarch, Monday night.
Several officials of the st. Louis
Smelling and Refining Co., passed
through our town Wednesday enrout
to Mine Lamotte.
Rev. Markley of Elvins was a Wis
itor in this city this week.
Mr.. John G. Layne of Elvins was
in Pennington on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs. NJ. +. Blanton and grandson,
Marvin, of Fredericktown, are visitors
at the home Of DR.. FuRate in this
city.
j. d. Allen, formerly resident of
Pennington. spent Tuesday here. 1t
is understood that he expects to
bring his family to reside here this
fall.
Don't wait until the whole place is
filled with flies, but get your doors
and screen wire "fixed" now. We have
just what you want. etley-Klein
Lumber Company.
Mrs. Paul Leming, who has been
i'll, returned to Fredericktown today.
Mrs. Frank Weber spent Thursday in
st. Louis shopping.
Mrs. Yantis and Miss Anderson,
who were guests of Mrs. M. P. Cayce,
have returned to their home. The
former lives at Fl, Smith, Ark, while
the latter lives at Columbia, Mo.
Mr.. Lealie Mitchell visited in Ste.
Genevieve Monday and Tuesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Mrs. Mute Durham died April "a,
1914, at Colorado, of cancer. Aged So
years, five months. The funeral SER
vices were conducted at the Taylor
Avenue Methodist Church, Tuesday,
April 18th, at II o'clock by Rev. Bald
ridge, after which the remains were
laid away TO rest at the Pennington
cemetery. The deceased leaves a
broken hearted husband, one daugh-
ter, Wauneatte, and host of friends
to mourn her death. Mrs. Durham
was q, former resident here but NOV
ed from here to Colorado and lived
until DEATH, The Times extends their
deepest sympathy to the breaved ones.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Miss Mae Cover, who is attending
the Morse School Of Expression in
st. Louis, was in Deloge Friday, pre-
siding as one of the judges of the
County Deciamatory Contest. Miss
Cover spent the first part Of the week
with her parents in Pennington, and
on Wednesday returned to resume her
school work.
If you want clothes, we want you
Trauernicht.
Mr.. Geo. Barham returned from
Maplewood, 'Tusday, where she had
been visiting her husband, Mr.. Geo.
Barham.
You don't have to "'hoo" the flies
away if you use screen doors and wire
that you can secure Of the Tetley
Klein Lumber Company.
Born-To Mr.. sand Mrs. Geo. Bur
CESS Of r. +. D. No. 3, on Monday
~, girl. ann
Mrs. F. W. Davis and sister, Miss
Ballard, went to Libertyville on We'd
nesday for an extended visit with rel
atiYes.
To please our patrons is our con-
slant aim. If we don't tell us; but if
we do, tell others. Whitworth's.
A. W. Terrill, Farm Adviser, gave a
very interesting talk at the closing
exercises of the Oak Hill School, r.
F. d. No. 4, on last Thursday evening.
1.-THE Boys and Girls On the Farm
and Keeping Them There" was the
essence of his talk. He emphasized
the Importance Of the rural schools
in this matter, and The Times hearth
ly agrees with Mr.. Terrill, when he
says it is time for Missouri to wake
up" when it comes to her rural schools
Our mules and corn rank third, our
county schools thirty-second.
Creamery Butter and olemargarine
at Whitworth's.
Mr.. j. C. Ballard of Libertyville was
in Pennington on business the first
of the week.
WANTED---Blacksmith; establish
ed location on main county road to De
Soto. Good stand for efficient, reliable
smith. Address Vale Mining Com
pany, Wales Mines, Mo. 1913
Mr.. Chas. VanSant of Sprout was
Pennington visitor this week.
One big, safe bet! Trauernicht-
made clothes.
Supt. A. II. Akers will attend the
Superintendent's Convention in JEFF
ferson City next week, leaving town
May 4th, and will not be in his
flee till the following Monday.
Home talent at the Monarch. Scenes
in the Union Depot. Violin and vocal
selections by little Miss Harriet Pease
Male quartette, composed of some of
Farmington's most popular and tai
ented young men. Come out and have
good laugh. Monday night, May d.
Grow big potatoes and twice the
amount of garden truck by using the
Empire FertiiiAer.soIt is the kind that
you use for sprihgtime. 1t will get
results. Tetley- Klein Lumber Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Evans attended
the banquet given by the Life and
Annuity Lodge of-Desloge, Thursday
evening. r pbsag ...
Cheese the 1warry."-;0rder your
next suit from Yrauernieht,
Lots of funny things happen in
! Union Depot, Monarch. Monday night
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01
Fuiness of Life.

Every year | live | am more con
WINGED that the waste of life lies in
the love We have not given, the pow
ers We have not used. the selfish pru-
dence that will risk nothing and
which, Sinking pain, misses happi-
ness as well. No one ever yet was
the poorer in the long run for having
once in a lifetime ''let out all the
length OF the reins."-Matthew Ar
mold.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

|, Mra Blowitt with newspaper)
@Jobn. what does vanderbilt meanr
Her Husband-'It's an ailment my
dollars are ailiicted WITH"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Tell your friends about The Times.
1t is the livest Demecfatics paper in
this section of the countryaS9s'
Subscribe for The Times.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Miss Roberta Ballard Of Palmer,
No., is visiting her sister, Mrs, +. II.
Davis.
Mrs. Dennis Adler has rented the
Elscnbcrg building Tor "a dress max
my shop.
Miss Pearl Hull closed a very sue
cessrul term Of school ut mdcpcnd-
cncc last Friday Miss Hall is to be
complimcnted on her ability MS q
pleasing entertainer. The program
given by her pupils was highly APP
prcciatcd by al! present.
J.. c. Morris made u trip to ST.
Louis Sunday. 4-
Mrs. Ruth Wolford and small
daughter of Louisville, KY are here
on an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
The Carnival Of the Flowers will be
given by the children Of the Christian
Church at the Monarch, May 7.
MISS Reba Hail, who is training at
Bonnie Terre Hospital, spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her parents.
Gus Nations spent Sunday in
Pennington, guest of his parents,
Judge and Mrs. G. o. Nation.
Mrs. Sam Baston Of Parliin, Ark,
who for the past two weeks has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Jno. Gall,
and Mrs. Herman Schaeffer, has re-
turned to her home in Arkansas.
Have you seen Trauernichts "sum-
mcr clothes linc?"
Miss Ethel Mcdaniel left Satur-
day for Kansas City, to live with her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Clcvc. A delight
full surprise was given her the even
ing before by the Phiiathea Glass at
the home of their teacher, Miss Anna
Mcngc.
Misses Grace Dcnham and Roberta
Tetley are elected teachers in the
lockwood school.
All kinds of field and garden seeds
at the Pennington Mercantile Com
pany's store. ADV.
Mr.. Geo. Raines returned from
business trip to Arkansas, Tuesday.
Alabastine-the cold-water paint.
for plastered walls. City Drug Store.
Get the Empire Brand of fertilizer
for your spring needs Of the Tetley-
Klein Lumber Company.
Tell them that you saw their ad in
The Times.
Mr.. G. Il. Woodward of Federal
met with an automobile accident last
Monday. He, his two children and
Mrs. Sleethe, were in the machine and
when, owing to the slippery condition
of the roads, it made sudden dash
and landed in telephone post. Mr..
Sleethe was somewhat bruised, but
otherwise no damage was done ex-
cept to the machine, which was badly
wrecked.
Mr.. Pete Schmitt and daughter,
Miss Hattie, spent a delightful even
ing in st. Genevieve Tuesday.
On Saturday last, DR.. and Mrs.
Downing went to st. Louis to pur-
chase n new auto. They selected
fine little jackson Roadster. The
next morning two of our expert chauf-
feurs went to the city to bring the
car home. They made the trip with
out hitch--almost. The car, oblig-
ingly stopped in the middle Of n
stream affording one of the boys
an opportunity to go wading. But
they got here o. X. The DR.. is well
pleased with his car, and those who
have had the pleasure of riding in it,
say its n dandy.
Get Northern seed potatoes at the
Pennington Mercantile Co. Adv.
Mrs. Geo. Rickus, ST., of r. F. d.
No. l, fell Saturday and received a
disiocated hip joint.
A big line of rugs, carpets, mat
tresses, linoleums and oil cloth at the
Pennington Mercantile Company.
Born--At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Miller, on Saturday 25th, a girl.
Misses Matte and Hazel Webb clos
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01
MONDAY GU AGGRESSIVE
Holds Clean Up-DGy Mcciiag 49,
Secretary Morscy CT the Comaga-
ciai Club Ciys Address

cial Club GiyG Address
The Monday Club held its annual
"Clean-up-day Meeting" on the eth
the attendance being unusually large
and much interest was manifest on
the part of the members for cleaner
and better city. Pennington is al
ready one Of the cleanest cities OF TIE
entire country. But no self-satisfied
spirit should take possession of its
citizens. The enthusiasm of the Mon
day Club should be possessed by every
citizen.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Tell them that you saw their nd in
The Times.
SubscrioA sers The Times.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-01

Spraying material-everything
you need is here. Disinfectants,
Sulphur Candles, Formaldehyde,
Dips, Fly Killers, Paris Green. Ar
senate of Lead-in Fact for SAM
TATION this drug store provides
the ammunition" you need to do
good job! Come in and let's talle
il over.
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gIm A. NldH Sacub @oiiman, llniucridios
6oipiinl. 66 Sa0rc alt
glm 3 Nidrj NiarDc 6. 0ogan, 9,r. 2933.
Nnolon SiraBc. 73 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

Ban5crarciBcr @roB-9rilonnim AZ; 6ranf-
reid "a; &uBlano -; Oaiii6louO 8; 5taIica
8; Oeitrcid lngarn 2; Ser. Staatcn II; So-
pan Is.
alciuc arcBcr @roB-9ritoluicn 60 uilO 20 I'M
goi 6ranfreid s; 9hblonO itnO inn Sou;
Gcti9lanO l3 mo i'm Ban; Stalcll IA mo
I'M Ban; Seitreid llugor uuO 3 i'm Squ; Scr
Stoatcn 1S; ,Sopon 10.
SorpeOo S6iiic @roB 9ritanlicn % nnO
inn Bar 5roufrciG 3; Stalicu 3; Ocitrcid.ln-
gorn fl Ser. Stootcn n uno I'M 9au; 5opau
IS
Gorpcoo SSdgcr: GroB Sritouicn POI uno 36
i'm 9au; 6ranfrcb 50 mo inn Ban; 9flBauo n
95 unO 45 I'M 9au; 0euti6auo 1873 unO II i'm
gau Stalcu 80 nuO 16 i'm 9ou Nctrcidj llugorn
10 mo I'M 8au; Scr Staaten 80 unO IA i'm
@ail Sapau ~ 81 mo i'm 9au
Sorpeoo 9oote: GroB 9ritonnien 70; 6roilt-
reid ~ SO; &uBlono %; Gclti6lauO - so; Sta
lien II 81 rnO I I'M Ban; Ocitrcid ltugarn 90 unO
81 im Ban, Scr Stdaten - 81; Sapan - 33.
llnterec 9oote: @roB 9ritannien TT 60 inO %
i'm Ban; 6ronfrcd ~ 80 uno 26 inn 9un 9uBlonO =
% imo IS i'm @au; GctiblanO 2l mo IA I'M @ou;
iouct 6cfanut it, o6cr es wcrou nod me5r gebat Oc
rcn 3a6l aber ge0cnn 0cbotcn wiro 5tacn Is uno
i'm Bar; OcitrcdY lmgarn lnO I'M @an; Ser
Stootcn % mo IS I'M 9ou 5opon 3 mo
i'm Ban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
Nn Aie Onnlrn.


Dit ftn5iac Gnlulc IN Der Gtubf.
llniere Ndbsdlaiien iebt oiien. Sunoe &dmen.
pelne bic 4lcoermndlerinnit mad 9en neleiieq
3er Seit ourb ben 9,Nidlub az oieie alaiIen
errei0en llnierridt Wiorgens 0nnmittdaa
uno glberoS. 0eQueme Stunoen. Sm S1ne
beQonnene Mrbeiten f0nnen md6reno oeS IN
ierrintS ioriceiest meroeu. @riinoIider llnter'
rh Inn Gnimnrf bon WAtiiern ert6ct 9dbcre
9nSiinii imrifiid oocr mlnolicD bel ~. OF
brrs, Nv. 3O2i @ct.5aratpGd Strahs.
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lShilipninc Gtrp6el.

@s nnrb am i6 Mdri 1914 @6ilippinc
siTotci, gclcbic gattin bon Nern6aro Sirobcl
Inn glltcr BON 73 Sobrcn &crmnuote mo
Srcunoc iino b0tli6ii cnaeluocn Der 9ccroi
onnG on Wli,slupdl, lS Nidr3, 9lndmiitaos .
llhr. bon brcr gSobnnng, glr Se3 SHo9 9urts
Sironc, aus bciNiwobncn Nciiebuna aui 0cnl
% 0d GurmclSrieobOic" (Nir5t7-t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
.S3ermanu glahoc.

IS iioyb ndm nnaem 9eocn, 0ermauu g)a6.
DC, rclic6ict Giniic BON Wdnna Oab0c, i'm gllier
non % Sahrcn Nipunten uno Eupcn. Sno
ecincnbegdnonb iinoei itnii an Wli.tiuudl, ocn
IS NldrS Qahmiiiaos llbr BON cincr 9So5
mnQ 9ir $3.50. fyoiterglUcnc. @ciictuna
nui Dem D Soi gapn ScmeierD"
(WtrsfGafS)
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Bertha 0aaac.

Sc iiarb nod ldnocrcm @ranlieins am fG.
Nidri 1914 Bertha 9nanc, gcb. S0erbarot gc'
icbic Gjniiin bon Cefnr Z Gage 1ehorcn In
SnlStd0 bcl Saarbriidcn. Scuiihlano. IN iUrcm
AS ScbenSiabrc Nie Necro0nn0 linoci Nlti-
wunp. Wr 3i3, SRbsSmal,uguosS sStraRc, aus
iiat @eiictnng aui 0cm oSSccrn Gcmcicrp."
f0nrtfT-tQl
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Gertrude 9Pp0emgcr.

IS nar6 am TO- N1dr3 1914 Gertrnoc 9uoe.
Wncr, gsiihpc bon grneit Nooenber. i'm glltcr
BON 81 Sabren Seriunnoie mo SreuHoc ilno
cinocdocn hcr Irnucricicr am Wittfuunl, nm
nor NabnliiiaqS in ibrcr WobnuHg, Nr.
3il. 9pros 0irccnsStrnhc, bei5nuobnen.
(WrRt7MtS1