The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-10

IeSLlNHl. Vl tNt W. ~ NhN'N'' '''''
given by the Boy Scouts. Show your
appreciation Of the Scouts by attend
ing. Plenty Of good music.
Mrs. Borah left Tuesday for john
sonville, H., where she will spend Il
couple of weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Lou Welty returned Monday
from weeks visit in the LEM home
of near Fredericktown.
Gus Nations of st. Louis visited oy-
err Sunday with the homefolks.
Allen Weber, formerly of this place,
now in st, Louis, visited friends here
over Sunday.
Lucille Farrar Of Ironton was the
guest Of Mrs. Fora and Myrtle Ma
tions from Saturday until T'esday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murrill went to
Fredericktown Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Mildred Mckinney
and returned Monday.
Merle Druemiller of St. Louis
spent the 4th visiting his aunt, Mrs.
E. f. Swink.
Mrs. Anna Lloyd attended the Mrs.
Mckinney funeral at Fredericktown
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rudy and
daughter, Stella, of Chicago, arrived
Saturday to visit in the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. II. C. Rudy.
J. d. Poston Of Bonnie Terre, candi-
date for Circuit Clerk, was in Farm
ington Thursday looking after his
political fences.
Judge Marshall, while enroutc for
Pennington to attend court, Wednes-
day, was taken quite i'll. He return
ed to his home in Bonnie Terre where
he is still confined to his bed. His
friends wish for him a speedy re-
covery.
Geo. Taylor of Doe Run was in
Pennington Wednesday.
Chas. Kollmeyer shipped fine
bunch OF cattle to the market the ea"-
ly part of the week.
Miss Marjorie Borah is ndir z
some time visiting friends at LEBANON,
Mo.
Mrs. Florence Swink Walker visit
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
| Cboe RIockIadpe Mt Saline
Mrs. Jane Kitto has been very i'll
the past week, but seems to be much
improved.
Miss Dottie ODell, stenoGrapher
for the Loose Wiles Biscuit Co., st,
Louis, spent the 4th with homcfolks
Mr.. Sam Gossett favored the Times
with very acceptable basket Of
plums Wednesday
= The Misses Pauline ByiHgton and
May Cover, accompanied by Gilbert
Antoine and Phillip Cole, motored &c
J Iron Mountain Lake the 4th.
, The Federal people held = delight
full picnic at the Federal on the 4th.
Mrs. r. W. Counts and daughter
Leona, who have been visiting in the
= j. l.. Counts home, went up to st
Louis for a short stay with other rel
atives before going on to their home
> in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Mr.. Roy Gordon of Chill, South
America, is visiting in the G. 0. Ma
tons home. Mr.. Gordon is an EN-
ploye of the Federal Lead Co., and /!
e home for vacation of couple OF
+ months. His home is over in Ste
Genevieve county.
; Mr.. Ben jenkins, travelling repre-
sentative for the international Har
vester CO., shipped his HOUSEHOLDS
goods to Sedalia Wednesday, wher'
, the family will reside for season
1t is reported that Mr.. Jenkins vii
- accept a position FOR his company il
New York this fall, where the famIi.
will later remove. Pennington pee
pie regret to have this estimablc fan
lily move away, but wish them success
, in the new home.
= r. o. Boyd. one of the cnterprlsin
farmers of the Avon vicinity, was il
. Pennington Monday on business AM
the guest Of the f. f. Ccfmua home
!, MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Williams an
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailiff were ii
delightful guests of MIR. ana Mr.
, Frank Williams of DeLassus la!
Sunday.
4 om. j. O'Bannon of Knob Lie
e made the Times office a pleasant cal
Thursday, renewing his subscriptio
n and speaking words of appreciation