The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Grove is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sue
Walker.
Teachers Examination will be held
in Pennington August 9th and 7th,
1915. A. H. AKERS.
Geo. Cloud, one of Flat Rivers
prominent citizens, transacted bust
ness in our city last Monday.
Mrs. Charley Clardy and son, Ell
gin, from Sedalia, Mo-, are visiting
friends and relatives in Pennington.
Mrs. VIM. O'Sullivan, who has been
visiting her daughter in st. Louis,
returned home last Monday evening.
A GOOD POSITION AWAITS
YOU, if you prepare for it in the
OZARK BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
of Pennington.
U. S. Grant Evans, former post
master here, and family motored to
Arcadia last Tuesday to attend the
Baptist Assembly at that place.
Last Tuesday Mr., w. T. Halle,
Treasurer of st. Francois County, and
family motored to Arcadia to attend
the Assembly which meets there an
nually.
Hon. P. D. Hood, Prosecuting At
torney of Perry County, spent Sat
urday in Pennington. Mr.. Hood is
one of the best Prosecuting Attorneys
in the State.
w. H. Vandeuser, who has been
spending the last month or six weeks
with his son4in-law, Hon. B. L.
France, motored home last Tuesday.
He resides in Iowa.
Hon Henry Davis and wife return
ed from their honeymoon trip TO
the Frisco Fair last Friday and will
begin housekeeping in the Halle res
idence in Doss Addition. -..yB
Mrs. H. w. Hicks of Ste. Genevieve,
Mo-, mother of Mr.. VIM. Chinn of this
city, returned home last Saturday, af-
ter visit of several days with her
son here.
Miss Bah Smith of st. Louis ar
rived here last Monday to visit her
brother, Taylor Smith. Miss Smith
has many friends here who are al
ways glad to see her.
"Uncle" Louis Burks, (colored)
who is one of the best known negroes
in st. Francois county, while on a
visit to his son in Potosi, took seri-
ously i'll and is not expected to live.
Mr.. 0. j. Mayberry and family
went to Arcadia Heights last Tues
day to spend few days attending
the Baptist Assembly and enjoy the
rustic scenes of that picturesque re-
sort.
Judge J. S. Clay, Will Matkin and
W. H. Vandeuser and families and
Hon. Bert L. France and wife motor
ed over to Leadwood last Sunday and
attended the Burke and Hobbs meet
ings.
OZARK BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
of Pennington is the oldest Business
Training institution in Southeast Mis-.
souri,. Gives complete training fol-
Business and Office positions for on
l., QO0 Co4o1on fraa
Mr.. Warden Moothart, who is Wis.
iting his grandparents at Odessa, Mo.
met with slight accident and frac
tured his collar bone. The injury il
not serious and he will be out in ;
week or ten days,
Hon. P. H. Huck stopped over il
Pennington on his way home from
Fredericktown last week. The Judgt
is incidentally looking after his pc
litical fences, as he will be acandidatt
to succeed himself.
Hon. w. W. Wilder Of Ste Gene
We've was in Pennington last Tues
day shaking hands with his Republi
can friends. Judging from the smil,
he wore, it is reasonable to believ,
he is getting ready to cast his hat in
to the political ring.
Mr.. John Burns of Lead Wood, Sup
erintendent of the Baker Lead Co. o
that place, was in our city last Tues
day transacting business, and report
everything on boom there. MI
Burns is one of the hustlers of tn
great Lead Belt.
H. Tucker, prominent merchan
of Flat River, stopped over in Farm
ingtop a while slast Monday on his re
turn from Arkansas, where he own
fine farm. Mr.. Tucker hrough
with him few ears of corn as sam
pies from his plantation, which wer
very large, but not better than tina
grown here in old st. Francois, coun
ty.