The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Anna Herbst of Route One,
was in town shopping on Wednesday.
Will Tetley, the Jeweler, is in Tex
as this week on business trip,
Creamery Butter and Oleomargarine
at Whitwerth's.
Ezra Frances of Leadwood was on
the Pennington streets Thursday in
terviewing friends.
w. B. Murrill of Desloge, was in the
county seat Tuesday meeting and
greeting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alexander OF
Route One were transacting business
in the county seat on Wednesday.
II. Robertson Of four miles north
Of town was transacting business III
the county seat Wednesday.
Misses Alva Marie Clay and Emily
Matkin are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Bismarck and vicinity.
Mrs. T. d. Fisher accompanied by
Miss Beison spent Tuesday in st.
Louis visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Whitlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Burgess spent
Saturday and Sunday with the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cas-
teel
Mr.. John Bailey VINO has been at.
tending school at the Pennsylvania
College, Lexington, KY, returned
Sunday for the summer vacation.
Miss Agnes Broughton has return
ed TO her home in New Madrid after
a months visit with her cousin, Billie
Gray.
Mrs. Robert Counts andt little
daughter, Naomi, Of Colorado Springs,
Colorado, are visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Counts.
Plymouth Binder Irvine, 10c n lb.
Binder Whips, SOC. Harvest OIL, 25c
per gallon. Best Harvest Oil, SOC
per gallon. Polarinc Oil for autos.
SOC per gallon Boswell q HELLER,
Mrs. Bugg, wife of Norman E.Bugg
steward of Hospital No. /, received
message last Sunday morning stating
that her mother was very sick Mt Oak
land City, Indiana. She left on the af
ternoon train for Indiana to be at her
bedside.
Firman ODell transacted business
in Pennington Thursday and was ac-
companied home by Mildred HouGh.
Miss Louise Hough is visiting her
uncle, George Cloud, of Flat River
! this week
Two of Knob Licks citizens, c. F.
! Whitener and Mr.. Muelersman were
! in the county seat yesterday making
preparations for the big Fourth Of
| July picnic that is to be pulled off ut
| Knob Lick. Attention is called to the
advertisement in another place in the
| Times. What is the matter with GO
| ing to Knob Lick to celebrate?
Mr. Bill Outman of No. a, visited
| home folks at Bonnie Terre last SUM
day.
Miss Eula Bugg visited in Charles
ton the early part of the week.
Miss Lavina RoZier who is in St
| Louis hospital convalescing from a
serious surgical operation is reported
to be making such rapid progress to-
ward recovery that she will likely be
| able to be brought back to Farming
ton to her home by the middle Of next
! week. no.
| Misses Esther and Blanche Gale,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b..
Gale, have Just returned this week
from Columbia where they have been
in attendance Mt the State University
for the past year.
i j. X. Black, the new baker out at
No. 4, called at the Times Office the
other day. He has recently brought
his family to Pennington. They are
| located in the Gould property near the
entrance gnte to the Hospital grounds.
The Normal Class conducted by
Mrs. Eisenberg- Beard will be held at
the home of Miss Anna Buck on Wed.
nesday, June oath, at $3.50 a. m. Any
one wishing any further information
can call phone SAIL. Adv.
DR.. J. Scott Wolff Of Festus, was in
Pennington part Of the week looking
after his political fences. The Doc
tor thinks he has a mighty big show
to get to go to the Halls of our Ma
tional Legislature as a representative
from this District.
N0TICE--We do not sell hard
ware, groceries, furniture, or your
daily bread Nothing but MEMS
FRIGHT OFF 9TH BAT" CLOTHES.
Trauernicht wants your measure.
The veteran Rural Carrier, T. B.
Chandler, on Route Three. out of
Pennington, yesterday morning call
ed at the Times office just as he was
leaving with his mail to remind the
Times editor that June 18th was the
anniversary of the fall of Napoleon
at Waterloo
Herbert Asbury one of the star re-
porters OF, the Atlanta Georgian who
has been visiting in the parental home
for a few days left yesterday for
Springfield for n short visit in the
home of his sister. Mrs. M. C. Kay,
| before returpinp to his work nj At