The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-06


bered.
The Ladies of the Home Mission of
the NJ. f. church, South, will have
their market at the Robert Tetley
Jewelry Jewelry store, on Saturday
March 7. Phone all orders to Mrs. r.
NJ. Smith, 1l6.
Mrs. Thomure of Bonnie Terre and
Miss Francois Flowers, who is teach
ing in Bonnie Terre were called here
Tuesday on account of the illness of
their mother Mrs. John Flowers.
Creamery butter and Oleomarga-
rine at Whitw orth's.
DR.. Nifong of Fredericktown is Wis
iting w. N. Fleming,
Mrs. Ida Cleveland of Doe Run and
little son, Fielding are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bart Phillips.
Fresh meats that will please your
taste at Whitworth's.
Mr.. Chas. Francisco is working in
Herculaneum for the M. r. and B. T.
Ry. for a few months.
To please our customers Is our
aim at all times. IL we don't tell
us; II we do tell others-Whit-
worth's.
Miss Hattie Beard, of St. Louis is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Beard. .rr-.t.
We have a nice new line Of furni-
ture, fresh from the factory. Come in
and look and see for yourself. We
give the Eagle Trading Stamps and
will give you $3.50 in trade for every
book filled, or $500 cash. Young &
johnson. 6-2
Mr.. Gerard Parson was down Tues
day night to the dance giving dancing
lessons.
Miss Mary Lang was called to Char
lesion on "Wednesday on account of the
illness of her sister Mrs. John T..
Burlss.
Smart Styles in hats for immediate
wear at Mrs. Lakman's style shop.
Miss Cleo Aubuchon and Miss Iva
Morris Of Bonnie Terre are visiting
Mrs, W. S, Miller.
Trunks, Suit Cases, Furniture, Rug
and stoves at Young and Johnson. We
give Eagh Trading Stamps. 6-2
..., J. D.. Buff and SCI, George, of near
doe Run were in Pennington on BUSH
ness Wednesday. t...
,,s FOR 'SALE-The Phillips Restau-
rant, Harrington, Mo. Better known
as the Hilton Restaurant0 On ac-
count of my wife's i'll health will sell
CHEAP for, cash. Good location and
doing paying business every day.
Mrs. Joe Zimmer of Federal was a
business visitor in Pennington Thurs
day. $40 ....
MISS Agnes Halle who underwent
very serious operation at the Bonnie
Terre hospital short time ago is re-
ported to he making very rapid prog
ress toward recovery. 1t is also said
that she will be brought home some
time next week.
L. II. Hunt, was an appreciated cal
Ter at the Times Office Thursday. MIR.
Hunt says he has been reader Of the
Times from the first. Mr.. Hunt is one
Of the respected citizens of Farming
ton and the Times is pleased to count
him one of its appreciative readers.
A. G. Dempster, who has been en-
gagged with the Pennington Laundry
for the past two months has gone to
Elmo, to accept the pastorate of the
M. E. Church at that place. The Times
wishes Mr.. Dempster success in his
endeavors in his new field of labor.
A. S. Krekel one of the !hustling
farmers on Route q, was q caller at
the Times Office last Saturday. Mr..
Krekel kindly referred to the Times
stating he recognized change in it
for the better. He also has been a
reader of the paper for twenty-eight
years.
L. George Williams, one Of Bonnie
Terre's Insisting business men was in
the county seat Saturday and gave
our Office a call. Mr.. Williams is one
of those genial whole-souled fellows
whom It does you good to meet. Come
again, Mr.. Williams.
Miss Wade, delightfully."- entertain
ed for Miss Lawrence, with an auction
bridge party on last Friday afternoon
from two to five. Those present were
Misses Lawrence, holland, Mesdames
Nishols, Walter Morris, Mccormick.
Nelson and Barker.
Mrs. w. A. Gardner, of Piedmont, is
occupying the ]. w. Buck home for
few months.
DR.. C. A. Tetley was In Pemiscot
county tie first Of the week.