The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-11-06
LOCAL AND Personal

W. II. Crackel of Eibertyville was
in Farmingtonl yesterday and while
her paid The Timessa pleasant call
leaving in our Golfers S1.00 on sub
scription. tSuch calls accompanied
thus, are more than pleasantly
W. II. Crackel sold two large, fat
hogs in Pennington Thursday.
If you have any broom corn, bring
il to G. w. Robertson. He makes
brooms for IL 1-2 cents per broom.
G. W. ROBERTSON,
Pennington, Mo.
Mr.. o. j. Mayberry, accompanied
by Myers, spent Friday and Saturday
in st. Louis attending the horse show.
K. p. Sebastian of Libertyyiile was
in Pennington Thursday on business.
Clcve Brothers were in our city
Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. J. S. Clay is spending the
week with her husband, who is at the
st. Luke's hospital in ST. Louis. Mr.
Clay is improving rapidly.
The High School football team left
Wednesday for Sikeston and Charles
ton, where they will play the High
School teams there.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
will give their annual bazaar Dec. H.,
Mr.. W. II. Crackcl, a farmsr living
near Libertyville, informs us that he
has seeded II acres to alfalfa. 1t IS
looking fine. He is feeding for the
market forty head of hogs and now
has two teams ploughing for corn,
as the science Of farming has demon
strated that fail ploughing is most
successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Fisher left
Wednesday to spend the winter in
New Orleans.
Mr. NJ. r. Smith of St. Louis spent
Tuesday in Pennington.
Mr.. W. W. Waters is spending the
week in New Madrid.
Wizard" Mop and one quart of
oil for only $l.5O-Jacob HELLER.
Mr.. Geo. Day returned to his home
here Sunday from Yorkville, ILL., He
was accompanied by Mrs. Arnold Day
and small son 0rman Glenn, who will
visit for a time.
Mrs. Alex Moore is visiting rela-
tives on r. F. d. No. 2.
Mrs. Margaret Coughlin and grand
son of St. Louis are spending the
week with the formers aunt, Miss
Anna Duffy.
Mrs. J. NJ. Culbrcth and children
returned to Nashville, Tenn, after a
few weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Court.
The mothers of class No. 8 of the
Baptist Sunday school, of which Miss
Anna Menge is teacher, enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon last Friday at
Miss Menge's home. An old fashioned
quilting was the chief feature Of the
afternoon, while many acquaintance
were renewed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relish Hamilton anC
family of Flat River spent Sunday IL
Pennington.
Wizard" Mop and one quart Of
oil for only Si.50-Jaeob HELLER.
Misses Ruth Huff, Leona Cole, Dor
othy Huff, Mabel Sackman and Mrs
Anna Lloyd attended Southeast Tea
chers' Association at Cape Girardeau
Mo-, last week. They were entertain
ed by Mrs. Claude A. Eaton, forme
student and graduate of Elmwoo'
Seminary. Friday evening was spen
at the home Of Mr.. Eaton, Chapil
Apartments, in q most pleasant man
ner. Games were played and daint!
Refreshments served at appropriate
intervals. Mrs. Eaton is well know
here as a complete entertainer.
Lucy A. Counts has gone to Thor
Springs, Texas, to visit and atten
her brother. Bert Kennon, who is YER
i'll at present.
Richard Francis ran into a tire
with an auto, wrecking it and dom
considerable damage to the machine
the first part Of this week.
Mrs. John r. Murphy, accompanle
by Lucy A. Counts, are on trip I
the South to visit her old home plac
in Texas, after which she will visi
her son, Robert Murphy, who live
in Oklahoma.