The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-09-11

Miss Anna Choate Of Frederick
town has returned to accept her posi-
ton with the Mrs. S. c. Watts Mill
merry. Miss Choate has been spend
ing the summer with her home folks
at Fredericktown.
Mrs. J. II. Helmer was operated on
at the Pennington Hospital last Mon
day for gall stone. The operation
proved successful and she is getting
along as well as could be expected.
The attending physicians were Drs.
Downing, Graves, Robinson and Wat
kins.
Avery's Torpedo Sulky is dandy.
Soc it at Nell & Phillips. 1t is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mr.. Marvin Leggett, Superintend-
ent of the Doe Run High School, was
in Pennington on Labor Day visiting
friends and relatives
The alarm clock season is here
again Buy your clock from Rhodes,
The Jewelcr, and get guarantee.
We handle only the best. You are
assured Of good goods when you buy
here.-The Robert Tetley Jewelry
Co.
Mr.. Geo. Redden and his son, Allen.
of st. Louis came down the latter
part of last week and remained over
Labor Day greeting and visiting with
their many friends in this town.
Nessrs. Munson Morris and Leslie
Mitchell left Sunday for Roila, where
they expect to enter the School of
Mines.
DR.. John T. McLarney Of st. Louis
came down Saturday night and spent
Sunday and Labor Day here with his
parents.
LOST Strayed from Pennington,
one male yearling Jersey with yell
low back and breast and black sides,
with underbit in the right and a slit in
the left ear. Reward. j. b. ALLEN,
Pennington, Mo. Phone No. %.
Messrs. Emmett Papin of Esther
and Roy Gordon Of this place left
Saturday morning for Rolla, Missouri,
where they will enter the School of
Mines, with the expectation Of taking
two years course.
Rev L. NJ. Hamilton Of Valparaiso,
Ind. delivered very able and inter-
esting discourse at the Christian
Church Sunday.
LOST-A child's gold necklace and
locket-heart shaped. Finder re-
turn same to 0. f. Rottger for re-
ward at Pennington, Mo.
Mrs. c. r. Patterson of Grecnvillc
has been visiting here for the past ten
days with the families Of Mr.. Jacob
Day and Mr. J. c. Williams, and re
turned to her home Tuesday. Mrs.
Patterson is a cousin to Mr.. Day.
Avery's Torpedo Sulky is a dandy.
See it at Nell & Phillips. 1t is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leveronz and
children of Flat River and Miss Louise
Oberbeck of Pennington motored to
st. Louis Saturday and returned Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Revoir re-
turned Tuesday from Nakomis, Ill.,,
where they have been spending their
honeymoon with Mr.. Revoir's sister.
Mrs. Will Seller entertained with
miscellaneous shower on Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. Ed Cushman
and Mrs. Edward Revoir. Mrs. Cush-
man was a spring bride and Mrs. Re-
voir a bride Of last week. The show
or was surprise to both brides and
a most delightful affair in ever" way.
the brides receiving many useful and
handsome gifts.
See those Avery Plows Mt Neil &.
Phillips They are guaranteed tn
give satisfaction.
Prof. c. b. McCliutoch returned
from ST. Louis the first Of this week.:
having been there with a Wow TO
looking out q location for n future
residence. We regret to lose Prof
NcClintocl. rs q resident Of our town
anu hope that he may yc. arrange to
abide in or midst
Call on A. Marshall & Co. foI good
meats, and fish on Friday. Phone No.
z34.