The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-24

several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Lillian Gillespie, Miss Pearl
O'Sullivan, are at the University at
Evanston, H., taking an advanced
course in music Mrs. Gillespie will
teach in St. Louis next year as AS
sistant supervisor Of music.
Hon. NJ X. Smith. former Minister
to Haiti, reached home last Friday
night, after short stay in Washng-
ton. His son, Mr.. Melbourne Smith,
returned with him but remained in
New York. The reason is found in
another item.
Rev. VIM. Court and family, Rev.
l.. X. Jenkins and family, Mrs. j. B.
Graves, Mrs. Sam Iscnman and Mrs.
George Tetley Mrs. Harry Dobbins
and Miss Alma Smith are among
those who are attending the Meth
odist Assembly at Arcadia this week.
Several of them will camp out there
and remain the entire time.
Miss EiIic Lawrence entertained the
Sewing Club Monday afternoon very
pleasantly.
John Bragg and A. G. Murphy of
Pennington lett Tor New Madrid Iast
Saturday, where they will play on the
New Madrid Base Ball team.
Lloyd Mastcrson is spending cou-
Pile of weeks ut Silver Lake with his
brother DR.. Ncide"t.
Raymond Marks, farmer living
about five miles east Of Pennington
on the 81 Mary'S road, was IN town
Tuesday
On Monday Of this week two eye
lists, Who with their wives are max
| ing cross-country tour from New
York to SanFrancisco, passed through
Pennington. They are advertising
Indian Motorcycles and Good year
Tires.
Mrs U. S. G.. Evans Of Farming
ton visited friends at Arcadia Heights
last Sunday.
Misses Roberta Ballard and Wanda
! Graham Of I.ibcrtyyile visited Mr..
and Mrs. f. ". Davis Of this place
last week.
Ed Hughes. who is a member Of the
State Militia at Cane Girardeau, ar
rived here last Sunday for a two
weeks visit with relatives of this
place
MIR. f.. T. Barber, with his wife,
mother and sister. motorcd 70 Area
d;o Heights Sunday 10 visit Mrs. W
T Halle who is sprpdinp a few weeks
tbern
MIR Mercer Hicks Of Flat River
was in Pennington on business last
| Saturday.
On Tuesday Of this week a group
Of Young people from here journeyed
ia iron Mountain Lake for week $
oncampmrnt there. The following
are their names: Misses Agnes Halle,
Edna Railcv. Pauline Byington, and
Nav Cover; Mcssry. Harold Macurdy,
Lawrence smith, George Guessing and
| Gilbert Antoine. Mrs. Maggie By
ington chapcroned the crowd,
Mrs. G. o. Nations visited relatives
at Cofman Tuesday.
Virgil Gale and Carl Traucrnicht
"bikcd" over TO Arcadia last Satur-
day on tandem, but all is not well
unless it ends we'll They got there
alright but returning Iron Mountain
was their limit with broken chain.
They sounded the news home over
telephone of the disaster and prcpar-
ed to spend the night on the benches
in the railroad station. 1t was just
eleven o'clock when the noise Of an
approaching auto awoke them and
they realized that "BlI Silyey had
come to their rescue. The boys say
the next time they 90 to Arcadia it
wont be on n tandem.
w. T. Newly of Jaydee sold hogs
here Wednesday to b. J. Morris.
X. W. Pigg Of Jaydce was visitor
in Pennington Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Cundif Of Esther was
here Wednesday visiting his wife,
who is in the hospital. Mrs. Cundiii
has just had an operation performed
for appendicitis but Mr.. Cunditt says
she is improving greatly.
Mr.. Henry Smith and son OF Three
Rivers were Pennington visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. Leo hogenmiIler OF StS' Gene Gene
We've County visited mere wednesday
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