The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
BY MISS MAMIE MCDANIEL

Born--To the wife Of Thomas Bar
ret. June Sth, a girl.
Creamery Butter and Oleomargarine
at Whitworth's.
DR.. Watkins transacted business
in Bismarck Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Mengc spent Monday
in Flat River.
Arthur P. Gray purchased the Wal
ter Black property this week.
VIM. drummer, Sr., of Caledonia,
visited friends here Tuesday.
Master John Shaw Ballard Of Lib
ertyville is spending the week with
his sister, Mrs. F. W. Davis.
]. L. Murphy and Frank Plank re-
turned home this week from an eN-
tended visit 10 Canada.
Miss Leanna Cole went to the city
Wednesday to spend a couple Of
weeks.
Mr.. Ed Wiekman returned Friday
from st. Louis. where he has spent
the last five weeks.
Mrs. II. b. Cook has spen; the past
week visiting friends and relatives
in st. Louis and Louisville, Ky. She
is now the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Elgin.
Mr.. W. r. Watts left for Bonner
Springs, Kan, Monday to accept Il
position there. His family will fol-
low later.
An exclusive tailor right here in
your own town and exclusiycncss
means much--Trauernicht wants your
measure.
Mrs. John X. Spradling and family
went to Bismarck wednesday for a
short visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Lawrence Smith, who has been
attending school at Lexington, KY,
returned Sunday for the summer va
cation.
Miss Rosemary Lawrence of ST.
Louis is on an extended visit with
her brother, Mr. j. l.. Lawrence, and
family.
Miss May Glover, who has been at
tending the Morris School Of Express
sion, returned Saturday to her home
for the summer vacation.
Mr.. f. +. Hartzell of st. Joseph,
was the guest at the homes of Mr.
Lee HUFF and Mrs. j. Hamilton last
week. e..
Use Mound City "To-Walk- On"
stain for finishing your floors. City
Drug Store.
The drouch has cut short meadows,
oats, potatoes, and all garden veg
etables. Conditions are now distress
sing and the end is not in sight.
Mrs. L. f. Sutherland and sister,
Mrs. f. W. Geer, will leave the lat
ter part of the week for a short visit
with their bother, Mr.. James +. Ken
ner, Of Coldwater, Mo.
NOTICING do not sell hard
ware, groceries, furniture, or your
daily bread. Nothing but MEMS
FRIGHT OFF TH BAT" CLOTHES.
Trauernicht wants your measure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Pipkin on
Tuesday attended the wedding at
t'~"aor'"htown of Mrs. Pinkin's niece
Miss Berdran Cole to Prof. Childs of
W asnlngton University, St. Louis.
We are prepared to satisfy your
wants in Sewing Machine line. If
you want first class machine at n
low price, we will be pleased to give
you what you want.-The Robert
Tetley Jewerly Co.
Farm Adviser Terrill leaves Satur-
day for Mountain Grove, Mo-, to at
tend a Group meeting of the Farm
Advisers, business pertaining TO gov
ernmental work. Mr.. Terrill will be
gone the entire week.
Mrs. John iMurrill went to Clark
ton, NO., fora short visit with her
sister, and mother, Mrs. S. G. Temple
ton. who is ILL. Mrs. Murril will re-
turn bv Cape Girardeau and visit her
daughter. Miss Helen, who is attic i'd
ing the State Normal.
The Times editor was glad to grasp
the hand of N. Hewlett. one of the
substantial citizens of st. Francois
county, on last Saturday. II was the
occasion of Mr.. Howlett's first visit
to the Times Office since the present
management took charge. You see,
Mr.. Hewlett is one of those old time
Kentuckians and feels just alittle ex-
ira warmth in his soul for a fellow
traveller who halls from that country
Of fine horses and pretty women. In
addition to being former Kentuck-
ian, Mr.. Hewlett is loyal friend of
the Times and babe US godspeed in
the work here. Fact of the matter
it was just little ray of sunshine
that our. good friend brought with him
to cheer us along life's tiresome jour
ney. Thank You. Brother Hewlett.
Gold Watch Stolen-Ladie's gold
hunting case watch, Elgin movement,
No. 1929, 058. stolen from my home
in Pennington, May %. Liberal re-
ward for its return.
MRS. G. D. NATIONS.