The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
BY MISS MAMIE MCDANIEL

Get Northern seed potatoes at the
Pennington Mercantile Co. Adv
Woodward's Pine Sugar Stick Candy
on sale at o. +. Rotter, in all flavors.
Misses Matte and Lucy Bust and
Francis Casey of Potosi spent the first
Of the week with mrs. u, A. Nicnoii.
Just received big stock of wall pa
per at the Pennington Mercantile
Company. -
Miss Bethel Lawrence of Sikeston
will spend the weekend with Mrs.
+. Z. Barker.
You will find all the spring novel
ties at the Pennington Mercantile
Company's store.
Mary Jane and Eva Washburn of
Federal attended the party Of Barbra
CarolineTullock Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Louis Menge spent Sunday with
his niece, Mrs. G. S. Mcdaniel, OF Flat
River.
Mr. John Doughty, formerly Of this
place, manager of the Fidelity Laun-
dry, Chicago, spent Thursday and Fri
day in Pennington.
+. j. Parkin and daughter. Reva,
came up from Fredericktown on Mon
day for a short visit in the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Fugate
The Eldredge Sewing Machine is
lower in price than any other high
grade sewing machine made. Let us
show you.-The Robert Tetley jew
elry Company.
Mrs. W. T. Halle, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Agnes, spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Bonnie Terre.
Miss Agnes extended her visit n
few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Fugate went down to
Fredericktown the early part Of the
week with F, J. Parkin and daughter
for few days visit with friends and
relatives down there.
W. h. Murrill, one of the good citi-
zens of Desloge, was in the county
seat last Saturday on business and
came around to grasp the hand of the
Times-man.
Lost-A Silver Dinner Spoon, some
where about the streets Of Farming
ton or on road to Delassus. Spoon
has crest on handle. Finder return to
Times office. 1871
Thirty unbroken successful years on
the market is the record Of the Ed
redge Sewing Machine. 1t has stood
the test of Time. Buy sewing ma
chine that you can depend upon.-The
Robert Tetley Jewelry Co.
The Teachers Training Glass of
Carleton College and Flat River, five
from the former and twelve from the
latter, took their examination We'd
nesdny. The RESULTS are not yet
! known. r'
Rev. Burrus and wife of Marquand
passed through Huntington on Mon
day returning home from Bonnie Terre
where Rev. Burrus filled his regu-
lar appointment with the Christian
church at that place.
l.. II. Dimmitt came up from DcX,
| ter the early part of the week to look
after some property that he has here
| Mr.. Dimmitt Is Il good friend Of the
Times and gave the Office an appre.
ciated call while here.
l.. A. Mauley Of Fredericktown and
j. NJ. Bailey Of Pennington will be.
| gin meeting at Libcrtyvile Sunday
4 MAY nun tbihlbl INV lNsANlpii II tS-
| tended to everyone to come. Judge
/ Nations will fill the pulpit in Farm.
ington, Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Monday
/ Club was held at the home of Mrs
Bert Beals at 2;30 Monday afternoon
/ This is the last meeting of the Clut
till October. The Annual Club Lunch
con was served on the lawn.
The annual recital of the Shubert
School Of Music, consisting of violin
vocal and piano, will be given ut the
opera house May 20. Matinee at 3:3C
O'Clock, and an entertainment at 500
p. m. A fee of ten cents will be charg
ed admission in the evening.
The election of Libertyvillc for con
solidating the adjoining districts into
one and building high school, wa!
called May 10th Mt o'clock. Oppos
tion was strong, as the result OF tn,
election showed, 30 votes cast fol
and 80 against securing the hibi
! school,
The following were elected to tn,
position as teachers at the places nam
ed, the past week: Vashti Mills. Wal
nut Grove; Anna Ferguson, lockwood
| -. d. might ETlH', mitChell, Auli
Ozorio, Primary Department, Mitchell
Rolla Akers, Davis Crossing; Lul'
Denton, Iron Mountain.
The ladies Of the Lead Belt Mis-
sion Board will be at home to thei
friends throughout the Lead Belt a
Wesley House, Flat River, Friday
May goth, from two till nine O'Clock
Cars run at convenient hours from ev
cry point, and friends from all demon
nations are invited.
NJ. A. Patterson, one of the rustlin.
farmers of route number one, out o
Bonnie Terre, was in the city on Wed
nesday and called at the Times office
Mr.. Patterson reports that he is build
ing a new barn and blacksmith shol
on his place. He was in the city sc
curing necessary materials to pain
the Sunk Springs School House.
The d. A. r. Club held its regula
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Pau
: Cayce Thursday afternoon. The spe
cial features of the meeting were vic
, lin selections by little Miss Barbr;
. Caroline Tullock, and n reading b,
Miss Hogen. The next meeting vii
be held at Mrs. McFarlan's.
The w. C. T. U. met Tuesday a
the home of Mrs. VIM. Agnew. Mrs
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