The Farmington times., 1915-08-13
Those You Know
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Buy your Groceries at Coffman's,
because it's fresh and the best.
Mr.. Geo. Morris and family motor
ed to Arcadia Heights Sunday.
Hon. w. L. Hensley spent last Fri
day at Arcadia on business.
Mr.. F. Galvan, who resides near
Esther, was in Pennington last Sat-
urday.
John T. Burks Of Charleston was
business visitor in Pennington this
week.
Mr.. E. E. Barker and wife were
among those who motored to Arcadia
Heights Sunday.
Coffman's -four, sugar. and coffee
are of the best and sell cheaper than
anywhere else.
Mrs. Walter Burgess, wife of our
afiiable blacksmith, has been on the
sick list for several weeks.
Mrs. Relish Hamilton of Flat River
spent Sunday visiting in the home of
her sister, Mrs. Walter Burgess.
Charles Whitworth, now Of Freder-
icktown, was in Pennington Monday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Coffman's Grocery handles moth
ing but the leading and best brands
of canned goods.
Mr.. Perry Mccormick, while here
this week, purchased two fine Jersey
cows from Mr.. VIM. Kiel at fancy
price
Mr.. P. S. Cole and w. T. Halle
motored over to Arcadia last Sunday
and report an exceptionally fine SER
mon.
Mrs. d. X. Weslenhaver of Advance
is visiting in the home of her daugh-
ter and family, Mrs. B. S. McCul-
lough.
Geo. M. London and family motor
ed to Arcadia Heights, where they at
tended the Sunday session of the B.
Y. P. U.
Mr.. G. o. Watts, the amiable oper
ator at the Electric depot, visited Ste.
Genevieve last Friday evening to at
tend to business.
Prof. Wood, President of the Ste
vens College of Columbia, visited
Judge Clay and other friends in this
city Saturday and Sunday.
Rev J. NJ. Bailey, minister. of the
Christian church in this city, will
preach at Sugar Grove school house
next Sunday evening at 3 p. m.
Mr.. Robert Tillman has rented his
fine farm near Libertyville to his son
and will move his family to Farm
ington. We welcome these splendid
people to our city.
J. J. A. Hilgert, postmaster at
Kimmswick, Mo-, and wife motored to
Pennington Saturday. They regis
tered at the st. Francois Hotel. Mr..
Hilgert is on his annual leave.
Mrs. Lena Burke and children of
Blodgett, Mo-, visited DR.. Braning and
family last week. Mrs. Burke is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Burks, who formerly lived in our city.
Leon Halle, son of Oscar Halle, who
has been attending school at Colum-
bia, returned home Monday. Leon is
one of Farmington's brightest young
men and we predict a brilliant future
for him.
Mr.. Lynn Dobbins has accepted a
position with the American Tobacco
Company, and will go to Chicago this
week to prepare for his new position.
Lynn is one of Farmington's hustling
young men.
Judge ]. S. Clay reports the ex-
change of property between A, M.
Welty and Mr.. Geo. w. Graham,
Mr.. Graham trading stock of goods
for house and lot in the south part
of town belonging to Mr.. Welty.
DR.. Cunningham and wife Of Cape
Girardeau stopped over last week in
Pennington on his way to Bonne
Terre to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Louise Poston Price last week and
visited with relatives.
Mr.. j. L. Counts left last Sunday
for two or three weeks visit to the
West. He will spend his vacation vis-
iting his three sons who reside in
Colorado Springs. Mr.. Counts may
visit a few other points of interest
before returning home.
Judge j. S. Clay was elected Supt.
of the Christian Sunday School last
Sunday. He fills the place recently
held by Mr.. Geo. Gale, who has late
ly moved to Flat River. Nh. J. J.
Roberts, cashier of the st. Francois
County Bank, was elected Secretary
of the same Sunday school.
Our worthy citizen, Thos. H. STAN,
has been troubled the past week with
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