The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Fisher will re-
turn Saturday from New Orleans.
Dee Allen Mckinney is the guest Of
relatives in Fredericktown this week.
Mr.. A. u. Young is elected as teach
err at the Rooster school the coming
term.
Plymouth Binder Irvine, 10c a ID.
Binder Whips, soc. Harvest Oil, 25c
per gnllon. Best Harvest Oil, 30c
per gallon Polarine Oil for autos.
Soc per gallon.-Boswcll & HELLER.
Miss Irene Moody of Flat River,
spent the weekend with Miss TriXie
Williams.
Mrs. n. b. Henry of Bonnie Terre,
was the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Court
Thursday.
Mrs. Everett Turley of Bonnie Terre
transacted business in Pennington.
Tuesday.
Plymouth Binder Irvine, Zoe ID.
Binder Whips, soc. Harvest Oil. 2jc
per gallon. Best Harvest Oil, 30c
per gallon. Poarine Oil for autos.
j0c per gallon.--Boswcll 4 HeIbcr
Mrs. Nellie Nelson of St. Paul, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Harrelson.
Mr.. +. +. Lett Of Marquand trans.
acated business in the county seat
Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr.. Clyde Akcrs is in Cape Girar-
deau making arrangements for en-
rolling for the coming State Normal
term.
Miss Dorothy Butterfed left Wed
nesday for Warrensburg, Mo-, where
she will enter the State Normal for
the summer term.
A pleasure and business party Of
seven from Chicago, passed through
our town Tuesday, in n seven passcn-
ger touring car, enroutc to Sikeaton.
Two Of the party were bridal couple.
The Joy riders were Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Arate; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Longman and
julius NJ. Gass.
Rev. +. o. Sutherland, wife and
three children are expected to arrive
in Pennington this week with their
household effects to make our city
their home. II will be remembered
that Rev. Sutherland is The newly ap-
pointed Superintendent Of the Or
phanage which will be known as the
Elmwood Presbyterian Home. The
family will reside in the building. 1t
is reported that in his visits among
the Presbyterian churches Of the state
he is meeting with much encourage
ment. The plans relative to the or
phanage work that will be done in
the converting of Elmwood Seminary
to its new field of service will no
douht % rnnidlv forward
Rev. Chas. II. Cation, well known
in our county, and late pastor of the
Christian church in Flat River, call
ed at our office on Friday on his way
back from an extensive trip to South
east Missouri. He has fine things to
say Of the progress Of that section
in agricultural affairs. Mr.. Cation
preached several Sundays in Marble
Hill and enjoyed the hospitality OF
the Christian, the Baptist and Presby-
terrain chufches-preaching in each of
them several times. He says that he
has not enjoyed such distinguished
courtesies since he came TO Missouri.
Mr.. Catron attended the Christian
Convention of Southeast Missouri Dis
trict at Dexter and he speaks in cor
dial praise of that meeting.
Mr.. jefferson Denny dropped dead
Monday, May 25th, with tuberlocus Of
the lungs, on his way to the county
Iniirmary. Jefferson Denny was born
in Pittsburg, Penn, 1915. He is the
son of james and Julia Denny. His
father was q native Of Ireland. In
the last twenty years, Mr.. Denny
has been employed in different towns
in this section, never ranging farther
than st. Louis. He has been in Flat
River about a year, the condition of
his health making it impossible to
work, so on Monday week, he came
over on the Electric line to the pow
er house. and started walking to the
lnfirmary. On the inside of the yard
he dropped dead. He was buried
the following day.
Miss Marjorie Harrelson of st.
Louis came Friday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Carlton Col
lege.
Mrs. Slate Smith of Bonnie Terre
spent the day with Mrs. Felix Glover
Thursday. She was ACCOMPANIED
home by Mr.. and Mrs. James Glover
and child.
The Woman's- Foreign Missionary