The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

turned Monday from a husinas trip
to St. Louis.
Master Robert Holland, who has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. c. Wat
son, started for his home in Arlec,
Montana, Tuesday.
Taylor Smith, who has been con-
fined to his home Of late on account
of Illness, is gaining strength again,
so much so that he is able to be out
some on the streets.
!. l.. Ream, hustling real estate
man of Hannibal, Mo-, was in our
city Wednesday c;lling on some
friends here.
Harry f. Highley shipped his fine
saddle horse to the East st. Louis
Stock yards Monday and received n
fancy price for him.
Ed Woodward left the early part Of
the week for Kansas City to enter
railroad work under the employ of
VIM. Taylor.
Miss Minnie Mccullough of Marble
Hill spent from Sunday to Wednes-
day in Pennington, the guest Of the
S. d. Mccullough home.
J. W. Jones Of Esther, candidate
for Judge of the First District, was
meeting old friends and shaking hands
with new ones on our streets Tuesday.
Joseph f. Hogemuellel, pros
porous farmer OF Weingai ten vicinity,
was a pleasant caller at this office
last Saturday He has our thanks
for q years renewal.
Rev. G. o. Nations filled his regu-
lar semi-monthly appointment at
! I.ibertyville last Sunday. He was ac-
companied by his daughter. Miss Myr-
| tie. .J.a..-..t.
Plymouth Binder Irvine, l0c n h..
Binder Whips, SOC. Harvest OIL, 25c
per gallon. Best Harvest Oil, Soc
per gallon. Polariae Oil for autos.
! soc per gallon.-Boswell 4 Helbcr.
Chas. Blackedge and son, William,
/ of Avon were transacting business in
the county seat Tuesday. William
will go from here to St. Louis TO tran
sact business.
/ f. A. Benham. Prosecuting Attor-
ney. and candidate for denomination
for the same office, was greeting old
friends and making new ones at and
near Wales Mines Thursday of last
week.
would exchange my fine, modern
residence in Pennington for a farm.
See me or write all particulars.
W. C. McCURDY.
Adv. 23-l. President Carleton Col.
Bert Smith, two sons and Dir. sloan,
all of Bloomfield, autoed over to our
city last Saturday to spend Sunday in
the J. b. Smith home. The party left
Monday on the return trip being ac-
companied by j. B. Smith and wife.
+. L. Purcell now Of Corpus Christi,
Texas, but formerly a newspaper man
of Fredericktown, was in our city
Wednesday and Thursday talking Tex
as real estate to some local men.
jeff and Gossom Jerroll, two sons
of uncle Ed Jerroll, spent from Sat
urday to Monday in Pennington. 1t
is said that they went over to the riv-
er and brought back a mighty fine
string of fish. No doubt the boys
are good fishermen.
DR.. John McLarney who has recent
ly graduated in course of medicine
securing his "sheepskin" is home Wis
iting his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry McLarney, previous to ac-
cepiing a position at the Melanthy
Hospital III st. Louis July lst.
Miss Helen Murril who is attend
ing the Normal School at Cape Cir
ardeau, taking n teachers training
course, came home last Sunday to
attend the isaacs-D Delaney nuptials
of Tuesday. She returned to her
school work Wednesday.
John Mccormick and wife, who have
lately located in Oran, No., where
he has a position, came up to Farm
ington Tuesday. John returned the
following day, but Mrs. McCormick
after short visit here will go on to
Mexico. Mo-, for a visit with friends
| there. gF
Miss Byrd Hensley who is nurse
at the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium is
at home for short visit.
]. S. Aubuchon, who is associated
with his brother, w. II. Abduction, at
Charlottesville in running business
College, is home on n short vacation.
A. w. Terrill, st. Francois county's
successful farm adviser is home from
the school of instruction that he at
tended at Mountain Grove.
N. d. Vail of Popular Bluff, Mo-,
spent Sunday here with his family
who is visiting in the home of Mrs.
L. C. Barroll, Mrs. Wallis mother.
Mrs. G. N. London and children re-
turned from Fredericktown Tuesday
after an extended visit with friends
there.