The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-03

the guest Of a friend, Miss olga Golf.
Geo. y. Cole was n st. Louis bust
ness visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. b, Smith departed Thurs
day for Lebanon, Virginia, for an cX-
tended visit at the home Of her par
cnts who reside at that place. Mrs.
Smith will not likely return until the
latter part of the monh Of August.
Miss Bah Bell at the head Of the
Home Economics Department Of the
State Agricultural College le,turod
before the Home Makers Club at Elm
wood on Wednesday afternoon There
was rood attendance and good inter
est.
Mrs. A. o. Nichols entertained the
Bridge Club very delightfully."- Tues
day morning, the occasion being the
regular meeting of the club. Only
members were present. The hostess
served a dainty luncheon at the noon
hour
Rev Arthur Halter, pastor Of the
Method t Church, is away ON his
vacation. Or. Nacurdy filled mis- pull
pit ON last Sunday in his absence and
Rev. Rurah is 60 take his place next
Sunday. Rev. Halter is spending some
time visiting friends at DcSul., Mo-,
and s.. Joseph, Illinois.
Mrs. +. O. Sutherland who bars been
making her home IN Huntington for
sometime left Friday morning. for
phc0ui>, Arizona 20 remain 81 year.
Mrs. Sutherland while Iu ryuUIN, will
be- No tEn nome of he. SON kraucr
Brown She purpose. % visit with her
SON IN Kansas City ON her way 90
Arizona.
Use Mound City "To-Wall-on"
stain for finishing your floor. City
Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Tcnucy OF Little
Rock, Ark, arrived in Pennington
Yesterday morning for visit in the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. Borah. Mr..
Ioancy is connected with the Bald
win Piano Co., at Little Rock. About
two years ago Mr., Teuncy was IN
Pennington and put on a piano sale
here for his company Mrs. Borah
is "a sister Of Mr. Tcnncy,
MIR and Mrs Michael Loughlrn were
guests i'm the c. =. Wilson home the
,,atlSr paL. OF i5S. "'rN' vi vi h"uE ~
I'M mas at.'ll'cu lhe E"ou oiu "Ee vi
, !. wy S o%,' and iG" boorty lie and his
good wife are residents of the vlcin-
ity near Doe Run.
PERSONAL garments in Farming
ton and the muScr wants your meas
urc-Trauern',ht
Tho rcrrular. monthly meeting Of the
Christian woman BOARD OF mis-
sions AuNlllary Was W, heId AT lI ~ N,I.s-
ian ','HIgI i"a, " I,,,Isu"' ~. ,,,,o.
MIS' morgan wa 't"u'' vi va, ,,,...
m". a very PIcasinEc pi"E."Ill ""'
rendered. Sp''i. I'",UII ""' "
discussion ny MISS E''ntr HH'r'
Mr.. Joseph II. FINK, Marshall OF the
Supreme Court OF the state OF Nils
souri,, came down Monday to take
Thomas Gould TO the pcnltenti2ry that
he might enter upon the term Of years
for which he was originally convicted,
the Supreme Court affirming the SEN
tence, rs was announced IN last weeks
issue of the Times; ~ -,
NOTlCE-We DO not sell hard
ware, groceries, furniture, OF E Nwg
daily bread. Nothing out MIN ,
RIGHT OFF III BAL CLolll HE'S
Trauermcht wants your measure
Rev. c. |. Hoy, who formerly at
tended Carleton at this place about
ten years ago. and who is well and ia
vorably known here. was visitor IN
town Tuesday. He came over from
Flat River, where he was visiting his
parents. Rev. Hoy now resides at
Monticello, Mo-, where he has pas
torate.
W. +. Overall of Pennington Mcr- !
camille Co. made a pleasure trim to
his farm near DeLassus Sunday. Mr.. |
Overall Is well pleased with the way
the corn is standing the dry weather
However, the hay and meadow crops
will be cut very short by the prevail
ing drouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Clay and son,
VIRGIL, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Claws brother. Fred Clay,
Of Esther. They stopped over at
Flat River and attended the Burks-
Hobbs meeting that is being conduct
ed nj that place.
October 2O.2l and % were the day
set for the hig Southeast Missouri Az
riculturnl Show to be held at Poplar.
Bluff. II is said that PRACTICAL. ey-
erv section of this part Of the state
.v.ilI lao rourpgnutpd thorp duriup those