The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-09-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Villa Buck left the first Of
last week for Brook Haven, Miss,
where she will be matron Of a gir's'
college this winter
Rhodes, the Jeweler and Optician,
does high-grade watch and clock re-
pairing. Let him repair that watch
or clock Of yours and be convinced.
Prof. and Mrs. T. r. Isaacs have
gone to Urbana, ILL.,. where Prof.
lsaacs will take advanced work in
the Illinois State University in Ag-
riculture.
FOR SALE-S0 acre farm one mile
northeast of Knob Lick. William
Brady, Knob Lick Mo-, r. +, d. No. I.
Nus. Will Kruze and little daugh-
ter, Roma, and Miss Ella Dingerson
of Mount Olive, Ill.,, have been visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. John Guessing.
Splendid showing of Stylish Mill
merry on Saturday, September Goth,
at Mrs. Laakman's
DR.. j. X. Lynn, who has been visit
irg relatives in Pennington for sew
eral days, eft last Monday for his
home in Floida, and enroute will
spend few days with friends and
relatives in St. Louis. Mo-, and Way
Gross, Ga.
FOR SALE-A Radiant HON,
Base Burner, in good condition IS
Phone 253.
Mr.. Claude A. Eaton of Cape Girar
deau, Mo-, State Bank Examiner, wa!
in Pennington Tuesday Of this weel
plying his work, and while here mad,
The Times a very pleasant and highl,
appreciated call Mr. Claude A, Eat
on is a son of Dr.. John A. Eaton
who was born at Hopewell, Mo, Marcl
8, 1884, and represented Washington
county in the Legislature; was
school teacher, held many positions o
trust and honor and at the time o
his death on May 5, 1913, was a prac
4. ticing physician and registered phar
macist.
The alarm clock season is her
!, again. Buy your clock from Rhodes
The Jeweler, and get a guarantee.
+. Mr.. j. G. Russell, recently of thi
city, now living in Hayti, Mo-, son O
. Mrs. f. G. Russell, was in Farmingto
:, Tuesday and while here paid TIL
= Times a pleasant visit. Mr.. Russo
, was principal salesman in the tw
great bankruptcy sales of this cit
at Mrs. J. Weile's and Cole q Nj,
IS on's last spring.
n FOR SALE-Bed room suit, tw
g heating stoves, one Administer rui
;. Mrs. 7. B. Walch.
\. Mrs. r. L. Smoot and son, Robr
10 who have been visiting at the Mene
O. home for the past month. returned
their home at Palmyra, Mo-, lai
n Sunday. They were accompanied {
h. far as st. Louis by A. II. Menge.
Patterns on display at the 0penin
G, Saturday, September 26.-Mrs. Laal
I'd mans.
Miss Ruth Swink is teaching tn
ID year at the Taylor School.
o We handle only the best. You a
assured of good goods when you bl
here.-The Robert Tetley Jewell
~ Co.
ne Miss May Cover returned to S
n Louis last Saturday TO resume h
C. work in the Morse School of Expire
sion
D. FOR SALE-Two small tabl
and two large ones suitable for kite
xt en- use.-Mrs. r. Fugate.
of Mrs. A. NJ. Cary, art teacher
e. Carleton College, is having her ST
an do fitted up and is building up qui
H. class. Her charges ar 80 cents
TO lesson. She gives instructions
technical drawing, designing, st
nd life, oil, water color, tapestry Il
e. china painting.
e. STRAY MARE-Brown, about
and one-half hands high, in CT
le- Stock Pound, owner come and get h
he at once. VIM. Meyer, Marshal.
FOR SALE-A very gentle POI
DIT Can be handled by any child, eth
ad driving or riding. p. S. Cole.
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