The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-21

Mr.. Henry Radlc made business
trip to lockwood on Monday Of this
week.
Miss Bird Watts was in St. Lonis
Monday purchasing large new stock
Of fall millinery.
Mr. +. O. Presnell, a progressive
citizen and a hustling farmer of
Libertyville was in town last Tuesday
and paid The Times much appreci-
ated visit.
Avery's Torpedo Sulky is a dandy,
See it at Nell e. Phillips 1t Is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The members of the NJ. f. Church,
South, together with many friends of
the Haw family, had the honor of
hearing Rev. Marvin Haw, Of St
Louis, who occupied the pulpit Sun
day morning. Rev. Linn Haw sup
piled the pulpit Sunday evening very
efficiently. The people of Farming
ton deem it a great pleasure and hon
or to have an opportunity to again
listen TO these two mastcrful speak
ers and take much pride in the fact
that they are both Pennington boys
There were thirty-one Of the Haw
descendants in attendance ut Sunday
School and church Sunday morning
which is Il very remarkable record.
We handle only the best. You are
assured of good goods when you buy
here.-Thc Robert Tetlcy Jewclry
Co.
Mrs. Fred Karsch and little children
Alice and Bobbic, returned from st
Louis Sunday, where they have been
visiting. They report a delightful
trip.
LOST Strayed from Pennington
one male yearling Jersey with Il vel
low back and breast and black sides
with underbit in the right and a slit in
the left ear Reward J. b. ALLEN,
Pennington, Mo. Phone No. %.
Judge G. o. Nations went to Liber-
tyville Sunday to fill the pulpit at the
Christian Church. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Fora. They
spent a most delightful day at the
home Of Mr. Frank Graham.
Mrs. U. S. G. Evans and family,
who have been attending the Baptist
Assembly at Arcadia Heights, re-
turned home the first Of the week.
They report jolly time and an in
tensely interesting meeting.
Avery's Torpedo Sulky is Il dandy.
See it at Nell q Phillips. 1t is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mrs. R. J. Hamilton, who has been
visiting relatives IN Indiana for a few
weeks, has returned home. Her
grand daughter, who was Miss Mar
guerite Wood, was married Sunday to
Mr., Roy KANT. Of La Fayettc, Ind.
The brides many friends wish her
much JOY throughout her married life.
Blacksmith wanted ut Vale Mines,
Mo; established location on main
county road to DeSoto; good stand for
efficient, reliable man. Address Vale
Mining Co., Vale Mines, Mo.
Adv. 1913.
Dr. Lee Gruner, who graduated two
years ago from Washington UNIVERSE
ty, in st. Louis, and who is now prac-
ticing at East Prairie, is home for a
visit with his parents MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Gruner. DR.. Gruner's Farm
ington friends wish him the greatest
success in his chosen profession.
Mr.. Thomas Boyd, one of st. Fran
co.'s county's progressive young farm
ers, who lives near Avon, was in town
last Saturday on business.
Mtcyng Mary, npI Daftio nfn,nnnn
Of near Knob Lick were in town last
Saturday on business.
See those Avery Plows at Nell &
Phillips. They are guaranteed TO
give satisfaction.
Misses Helen Murrill, Alice Gruner,
Mary Glover and the two Misses
Brent, who have been attending the
summer session at Cape Girardeau
Normal. have returned home.
Miss Eva Toombs Of st. Louis
spent week with Miss Cleo Sanders
on Route No. /, returning to st. Louis
on last Friday.
Mr.. j. W. Banes Of Frcdericktowr
paid the Times n very pleasant visit
Monday morning. He had been To
Libcrtyville and Flat River and other
towns over the county.
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Journal mailed free to anyone inter.
es!ed in Practical Education. Fall
Term begins Sept. |, 1914. Address
G. W. Moothart. Pennington, Mo.
The Baptist Assembly closed Sun
day, after very pleasant and sue
cessful meeting, and those from Farm
ington who were attending returned
home the first of the week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Morris went to Ar
cadia Heights last Thursday to at
tend the Assembly and returned Mon
day. She reports a decidedly pleas
ant and interesting meeting there.
Mrs. w. T. Halle and her daughters
Mrs. j. r. Lynn and Misses Reba,