The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-04-30

coils fishing this week
Base Ball Uniforms made to order;
Shirts, Pants, Caps. Hose and Belt.
Seven different grades, from s5.75 to
s12.5O.-J. F. Putnam, Merchant
Tailor,
viii Overall and Henry Guessing
made round trip to St. Louis last
week to see. the bail game. Viii re-
ports swell" time.
Go to. Mrs. 7. Taaffe for reduced
prices in Millinery MRS. 7. TAAFFE
Milliner
David Heidelberg, one of our pop
ular travelling men, spent few days
at home the latter part Of last week
and the first Of this, leaving Tuesday
for Arkansas.
Mrs. M. A. Hollis of Ircnton was q
pleasant and much welcome visitor at
The Times Office one day this week.
Mrs. Hollis formerly conducted our
finest Hostelry-the st. Francois
Hotel,
The Pennington Mere. Co. is show
ing a splendid line Of Mems and Boys
and Cmldren's Clothing, at very at
traciive prices. (ady)
MIR. Frank Kenner of Elvins was
greeting friends in Pennington last
Monday.
Hon. Jerry Burks is attending court
in Ste. Genevieve this week. Mr.
Burks is considered one Of our ablest
and most successful lawyers.
LOSr-A small gold watch, engrav-
ed, and has small plain leather fob
on it. Finder viii please return to
The Times Office and receive reward.
Mr.. Ed Turley, ex-collector Of ST.
Francois County, who served his con-
stituency faithfully and quite salts
factorily while in Office, was in Farm
ingtcta visiting and SHAKING hands
with his numerous friends lately. Ed
has one of the finest and most
productive farms in the Coffman
neighborhood. He is an efficient and
very successful breeder and raiser of
fine stock.
Come in time to get your suit done
for the 9TH of july. F. Putnam,
Merchant Tailor.
Mr.. w. A. Cloud of St. Louis, who
formerly resided here and a brother
of Mr.. Geo. Cloud of Flat River, vis
tied friends and relatives here last
week.
Miss Louise Huff Of this city ac-
companied Mr.. w. A. Cloud on his
return home last Monday to spend a
few days with relatives and friends
in St. Louis.
Many Of our subscribers have re-
ceived their Frost-PrOof Cabbage
Plants and are well pleased with
them. They are nice and good, big
count also.
Hons. B. H. Marbury and W. L.
Hensley argued an important case in
the Supreme Court at jefferson City
last week.
Atty. ]. Paul Cayce, B. H. Boyer
and E. A. Rozier transacted legal
business in Jefferson City the 22nd
inst. returning home last Saturday.
FOR RENT-A modern, up-to-date
eight-room house on car line. $500
per month. M. A. Young.
Hon. C. A. Eaton, State Bank Elk
aminer, and family were in our city
recently spending few days with
friends and relatives. Mrs. Eaton
enjoyed visits with many friends who
were her associate students at Elm
wood Seminary not long since.
Farmersl We want to handle your
wool, for which we win pay the high
est market price in tride or cash.
Let us loan you sack to bing it in.
Pennington Mere. Co.
Mr.. Thomas Masterson, former
merchant and business man Of Doe
Run whose friends are numbered by
the score, is moving to Herculaneum
where he will do a general merchan-
disc business. We bespeak for him
success and are sorry to lose such an
estimable citizen.
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hoes, Screen
Wire and Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves
at Nell & Phillips.
Capt. "Bud" Perry of Rivermines
was in our city Tuesday on business.
Martin Skaggs of Desloge visited
his father in Mine La Motto last week.
He stopped at The Times office while
in Pennington on his way home, Sat
urday. He said that at Mine La
Motto they were working every man
that they could get hold of, and that
the prospects for a good season down
that way were excellent.
Hon. C. A. Eaton Of Cape Girar-
deau, State Bank Examiner, was a
visitor at The Times office Wednes-
day of this week.
Mr.. G. M. London was in Frederick
town on business Monday of this
week.
Born, April 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Brandt, at st. Luke's Hospital,
st. Louis, a girl Mrs. Geo. Brandt
was formerly Miss Myrtle Sylvester