The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02


Mercantile Co.
f. 7. holland, one of our Fancy
Pig Raisers and Life Insurance ex-
perts spent the holidays with home
folks.
Buy your fresh meats, vegetables
and oysters Of Hunt & Son.
Mrs. NJ. II, Stallcup OF st. Louis
Is speIding the Xmas with Mr. and
Mrs. +. A. Lawrence.
ThOs. Walsh who IL In school at
st. Louis was Il Pennington visito r
this week.
Wanted, at highest market price,
trade or cash, all the good Fat
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens
we can get.-Farmington Mercantile
.Co.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Relish Hamilton and
little children of Flat River spent
part of the holidays In Pennington
the guests OF Mrs. Mcdaniel aud
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stallcup and little
daughter, Elizabeth, OF Slkeston are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Stallcup's father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Lawrence of the St.
Francois hotel.
+. w. Lawrence, proprietor Of the
St. Francois hotel, was business
visitor in st LoNis last Friday and
Saturday.
Not only will Strickland Gillian
entertain yot,, but he will bring to
you and uplifting message. Hear
him at tho Opera House Jan. 9TH.
White and Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens for sale at McCormick's
farm. Phone 1872.
Sam Messenger after spending the
Xmas season at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. O. Wells returned to
his home at Belleflower, Missouri,
last Monday.
I n. A. Zimmerman traded his farm
last week for Flat River residence
property. 1t is reported that he
thinks Of moving to Flat River ia
the near future.
b. II. Marbery handed US one dol
lar last Saturday with instructions
to send the TINES to Benedict J.
/ Baker, Boston Mass.
Remember you can get Fresh
Oysters at Whitworth's Meat Mar.
ket adv.
John Beard who with bis wife
spent the greater part of the holiday,
in the {. Is. lMcClintock home re-
turned tn their home AT Womack tn,
latter part Of last week. Mrs BearC
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c b
McClintock.
Fancy New Orleans Molasses anC
Pure Buckwheat Flour al Cole q
Nixon Mercantile Co.
J. &. Grove, one Of the staunct
friends of the TINES who lives a
Libertyyille was In the county sea
Tuesday paying taxes and LOOKING
after other business and made at
appreciated call at the TIMES of
flee. Brother Grove added anothe
year to his subscription. and ais,
sends the TIMES to Mrs. L., NJ
Settle of Wheaton, Mo.
Elmer McClintock who holds tn
position of Court Reporter for tn
18th judicial District spent the grea,
er part of the holidays in the HON
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. h
McClintock OF Pennington. Tn
, younger McClintock makes his head
quarters at Cape Girardeau. Hi
first session of Court will begin q
Jackson on the second Monday i
January.
One of the good friends of tn
I TIMES is VIM. Day of Leadwoot
! Mr.. Day was in the city the latte
/ part of last week and came In TO r,
} new his allegiance to the paper an
incidentally get acquainted with tn
new man at the helm. Mr.. Da
I states that his community will
time give to the TIMES good
subscription list. And from whl
he says we do not think that all ii
! folks out that way have turned o,
I to be Republican supporters.
: NJ. K. Gillespie whose home is
Pennington, but who makes b
Z headquarters at St. Louis so far /
Z his work is concerned was in Il
I city with home folks Friday al
Z Saturday of last week. Mr.. Gill
2 spie In company hisfather r.
: Gillespie called at the TIMES Off,
! to renew the subscription of JOSEF
Z Weber Of Saint Louis, and also til
of the Elder Gillespie. Both faith
: and son are life long friends OF Il
z TIMES as well as Democrat