The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-10

C, II. Flint of Bonnie Terre was seen
on our streets last Friday.
/. H. Dahl of Flat River transacted
business in the county seat last fri
day.
r. f. Kirkpatrick and f. c. Arnold
Of Flat River, were in Pennington
Friday transacting business.
Mrs. T. c. Young was visitor in
our neighboring city, Fredericktown,
from last Saturday to Wedne day.
W. j. Knorp of DeSoto transacted
business in Pennington the latter part
Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Radle and family
spent the Fourth on picnic at the St.
Francois river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mitchell, made
trip to Bonnie Terre in their new
Ford, the 4th.
j. l.. Bradley, deputy labor COM
missioner, of Desloge, was business
visitor in the county seat Monday.
FOR SALE-Athletic Tea & Coffee
Co. route, by Mrs, S. N. Boyd. For
particulars apply to r. C. Detche-
mendy, Flat River, Mo. Adv. /
DR.. Eugas and wife, DR.. Watkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foremaster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton and daughter, Mrs. De-
Grant and w. A. Guyton, composed Il
merry auto party which spent the day
last Saturday on the st. Francois.
Miss Lurine Tetley spent the Fourth
in Bonnie Terre, the guest of relatives.
Attorney Benham was mixing with
the voters in Bonnie Terre and the in
termediate places Of celebration a
long the NJ. r. G. B. T., the Fourth
Frank Stevens, an employee at No.
4, was in Bonnie Terre last Saturday
attending the picnic at that place.
c. B. McClntock attended the Burke
and Hobbs meeting and big basket
dinner in Flat River last Saturday.
Mr.. McClintock is n candidate for
Circuit Clerk.
l.. o. Wells, county assessor, enjoy
ed the picnic at Bonnie Terre the
Fourth.
L0ST--On Pennington road, be-
tween independence School Hose and
Pennington, last Monday, a Gentle
mans Open Face Gold Case Watch
Crystal extra heavy, engraving on
case slightly worn. Name, "Tetley
Pennington, Mo-" on face. Reward
for return to this office. Adv.--25-
Ind.
Mr.. Chas. Adam was in town Sun
day, accompanied by DR.. and Mrs
Frank l.. Keith, the latter's son, Glen
wood, and daughters, Misses Mildred
F. and Dorothy, of Flat River. Miss
Mildred f. Keith left Tuesday fol-
Ottawa, Canada, to spend several
weeks with friend there.
Hon. Edw. A. Rozier was orc Of the
honorary pail bearers for Son. Mar
tin L. Clardy.
Mr.. Merrill Pipkin is receiving the
congratulations of his friends on ar.
irving at the dignity of grandfather
his da'ghter, Mrs. Dunn, Mt Cape
Girardeau, having little daghtel
born last week. Mrs. Pipkin ha!
been with Mrs. Dunn for some time.
E. V. Conway of Chicago was thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cayc'
for the Fourth. Miss Virgilia Con
way, who has been the guest o.
friends here for several weeks, ief
Monday with her brother and viii
stop ut Potosi to visit her friend
Mrs. Edward Eversole.
Miss Minnie Blue has come up t.
spend her vacation here with he
father. Mr.. J. W Blue, while her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Lloyd, is out canvass
ing in the interest Of a young ladlc
seminary in the northern part OF tn
State.
Farmers Bulletin 3G9 Glow to De
stroy Rats" is timely one TO sena u
Secretary of Agriculture, Washing
ton. d. c., from where it will be sen
free Of charge.
Mrs. d. L. Delaney returned sun
dav from Il delightful visit to New
Douglass, Ill. She attended larg
reception given in honor Of Mr.. am
Mrs. Isaacs, who had reached Their
from their wedding trip in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney will go U
Fredericktown the latter part OF tn
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Eiiz
Mounts.
Judge G. o. Nations of this cit,
had business in the United State
District Court at st. Louis last Mon
day and T'esday and while there pass
ed the required examination and wa
regularly admitted to the bar Of tina
court and sworn in and enrolled as n
attorrev in the United States Courts