The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beatty Of Bonn,
Terre spent Sunday with Mr.. Beatty,
parents in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy BlHckledge Of
Avon are visiting in the home Of Mr.
p. S. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Morris and fam
lily spent Sunday at Arcadia Height!
attending the Baptist Assembly.
Mr.. j. J. Croke and family attended
the Baptist Assembly at Arcadia
Heights Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. W. BGrham Of Mawle
wood is in town for y short visit.
Mrs. u. S. G. Evans and family are
attending the Baptist Encampment
at Arcadia Heights this week.
Blacksmith wanted at Vale Mines
Mo-; established location on mair
county road to DeSoto; good stand for
efficient, reliable man. Address VallC
Mining Co., Vale Mines, Mo.
Adv. 1913.
See those Avery Plows at Nell &
Phillips. They are guaranteed tc
give satisfaction.
Mrs. Clyde Cairens Of Cincinatti
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. l.. X. Richard.
son and Mrs. Lee Huff Of this city
She expects to leave for La Fayette
Ind, Wednesday to attend the wed
ding Of Miss Marguerite A. Wood
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wood
formerly Of this place.
Miss Hester Croke is spending the
week in Bonnie Terre visiting with
friends.
Mr.. Paul Nations is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. c. n. Rimboch, OF
Minnith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simms and lit.
tie son, J. c., spent last week with
Mr. Simms' home folks out near De-
Lassus.
Moothart's New Business College
Journal mailed free to anyone inter.
estcd in Practical Education. Fall
Term begins Sept. l, 1914. Address
G. W. Moothart, Pennington, Mo.
Miss Mayme Schaeffer has been
spending her vacation in East St
Louis. She returned to Pennington
last week.
Miss Eta Bess visited friends in
Cape Girardeau last week.
Miss Hazel Counts of Springfield
ILL.,, and formerly of Pennington is
visiting friends and relatives here
She expects to spend a few days at
the Baptist Encampment at Arcadia
Heights.
See those Avery Plows at Nell &
Phillips. They are guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
Mrs. John Rippey Of st. Louis is
visiting Mrs l.. NJ. Laakman.
Mrs. Peas and her daughter, Sybil.
who moved to Dallas, Texas, several
weeks ago, have returned to Farming
ton.
Pennington Chautauqua begins
August 18th, and will be held on the
Prim lot, Just west of th2 Masonic
building.
Mrs. Paul Leming has zone down
to Cape Girardeau for a week or ten
days.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent.
Can accommodate two. three or four
girls. Mrs. +. p. Fleming, College
Ave, Pennington, Mo. ADV. 1913,
Miss Alice Caycc has returned from
st. Louis. where she visited Mrs. NJ.
l.. Clardy. Mrs. Mamie Weber has
gone up to spend short time with
Mrs. Clardy.
Rev. r. VI. Talbert, with his wife
and children, have returned to Slater,
where he win pack up to go to his
new charge at Butler, Mo.
Mrs. Ellen Mouncc Of Frederick
town. No, was the guest this week Of
her daughter, Mrs y. l.. Delaney.
Every child in town should enjoy
the benefit Of the ChuutauQua. II
you haven any children Oi your own
to send, buy ticket and give to
ness il is to both instruct ana amuse
the young generation.
Miss Jane Kennedy is visiting at
the Cedars mt Sulpher Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Klein, who
have been visiting the latter's moth
err, Mrs. f. j. McKinnc- for some
time have gone back to the Klein
plantation in Arkansas.
L. G. Gladish, carrier on Route
out of Fredericktown, passed through
Pennington last Saturday pnrOute to
Flat River and the Lead Belt to visit
relatives during a part Of his vacation.
He was very much impressed with
the appearance of our city, and es-
pecially with the roads Of tire county.
If anyone would notice the roads, a
carrier would; and Furthermore, they
can appreciate good roads, too.
Miss Jessie Hobbs Of Bone Terre
spent last week with Miss Bess Cover,
returning home Sunday.
Miss Ches5ie Long Of DeSoto is
visiting friends and relatives in Farm
ingtOn.
Mr.. Roy Gordon of near Coffman
was in town on Monday Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Sebastian of
Avon were in town Wednesday.