The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-09-25

FOR SALE-Bed room set, two
heating stoves, one Administer rug
Mrs. T. B. WEIGH.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Stubs and son,
Charles, who have been here visiting
Mrs. Stubs mother, Mrs. S. c..
Watts, have returned to their home in
Blodgett, Mo.
Brother jenkins left Tuesday for
Charlottesville to attend the confer
ence, of the NJ. E. Church, South.
Call on A. Marshall g. Co. for good
meats, and fish on Friday. Phone No.
224.
Word as received by Mrs. l.. c.
Barroll, Sunday, of the death. on the
18th inst, of her grandson, Victor,
the 9-year-old son of Rev. and Mrs.
A. d. Anderson of Tampa, Florida,
formerly of Pennington.
Misses Roberta Tetley and Grace
Denman, who are teaching mt Lead
wood, spent Saturday and Sunday at
their homes here.
FOUND-A gold pin Of antique
design. Owner may claim by calling
and describing the pin at this office.
Judge Nations filled his regular
monthly appointment with the Chris
tian Church at Libertyville Sunday,
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Florence.
Buy your fancy fresh meats and
fruits from Whitworth & Mackley'
Phone No. POI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Phillips and
little son, Gus, returned Saturday
night from Belleville, H., where
they had been attending the st. CLAIR
county Home Corners Convention.
Rhodes, the Jeweler and Optician,
carries complete stock of high
grade jewelry, watches, clocks silver
ware, etc. Every piece stamped and
guaranteed. Don't fail to see my
lines if interested.
Mrs. r. C. Tucker and Mrs. Harry
Denman left Tuesday for Springfield,
Mo-. to attend the State w. {. 7. U,
Convention.
Mrs. Drumeller fell Sunday night
and broke her hip. This is n very
painful and serious thing, to say the
least, but we hope that she will soor
recover.
Are you in need of Sewing Ma
chine? Call and inspect the new ones
that we are now offering. We car
please you in price and quality.-Ih'
Robert Tetley Jewelry Co.
Mrs. Ed Holler has gone to Spring
field, where she will visit her cousin
DR.. Jessie Boswell, and attend thu
State W. C. T. U. Convention beinf
held there.
All the new ideas in fall and winte
millinery. Saturday, September 26th
Mrs. S. c. Watts.
Born, on Wednesday, September lC
to Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy. ten-poun
girl.
Call on A. Marshall g. Co for goo
meats, and fish on Friday. Phone Nc
224.
Mrs. S. J. Tetley and Mrs. Harr
Denman were elected delegates to tn
Fortnightly Club to the district cor
vention to be held some time in o.
tober.
Millinery Opening Saturday, Ser
TENDER 26th, al Mrs. S. c. Watts.
The W. c. T. u. will meet mes
Tuesday, the Goth, at the home G
Mrs. S. J. Tetley. 1t is to be n sp'
cial social meeting and Mrs. Denma
twill give her report Of the State Cor
yention. All members are urged
bring a friend.
LoST-A childs gold necklace an
locket-heart shaped. Finder n
turn same to o. +. Rottger for n
ward at Pennington, Mo.
Attorney R. A. Swink of Mapl
wood was a Pennington visitor Il
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Clarence Phillips Of Spro
died Wednesday morning. She hi
been unconscious for about thirt
six hours before she died. The flu
eral services were conducted
Thursday afternoon at three o'cloc
after which the remains were laid
rest at Little Vine cemetery. 81
leaves n husband and five children.
$500 Coupon Books at per ce
discount.--A. Marshall & CO., Pho
224.
T. p. Pigg, the enterprising edit
paid The Times n very pleasant CT
last Saturday morning.
Prof. r. A. Meyers left last we
for Webster Groves, where he W
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