The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-06-09
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A fue burning out in the residence
occupied by the family of Will Tet-
lev, on West Columbia street, Tues
day morning, caused considerable eX-
element and soon drew quite crowd
to that vicinity before the real cause
| for the fire alarm was discovered. No
damage was done to the premises.
Miss Cover knows how to put on
plays and dialogues. Hear her pu-
pills Monday night.
The tabernacle for the Burke g.
Hobbs meetings, soon to begin here,
is now being erected on the PIN lots,
| adjacent to the Masonic Temple. A
number of workmen are employed in
the construction, which will be of i'm
mense size, capable of sheltering sew
eral thousand people.
If you need Screen Doors or Screen
Widows, remember that Nell 4 PHI
lips have them, and at right prices.
Judge E. NJ. bearing of the Twen
ty-frst Judicial Circuit and Attorney
C. j. Stanton are here this week, the
| former to try the case of Gus Sher
man on a charge of "bootlegging,"
and the latter to act as Special Judge
in damage suit, both cases having
been taken from Judge Huck on
chang es of venue.
LOST-One 30 1-2 auto casing
and demountable rim, also license tag
No. 41734. Lost between Desloge and
DeSoto. Liberal reward. Ed Muir
phy, Desloge, Mo. 19-4t.
The firm of Pipkin 6 Story made
big real estate deal this week. They
sold the farm of Mrs. Margaret Beard,
located one mile from Pennington, to
William Goert, Of st. Louis county,
! for $4,000 Mr.. Goert expects to
, make this farm his future home, and
the people of this community will be
pleased to welcome him among them,
Big doings at the Monarch Monday.
Do you like home talent plays? Be
at the Monarch June II.
1t is always pleasant to know Of
honors that are given to former res
idents Of Pennington. At meeting
of members Of the Southern Confer
ence of Life Insurance Managers, at
Atlanta, Ca, last week, DR.. E. G..
Simmons of the Pan-American Life
Insurance Company of New Orleans
was elected president of the organi-
cation.
We would impress on all those
wanting job work, of any description,
that The Times job department is es-
pecially equipped for the turning out,
. on short notice, of any kind Of job
work, which is always guaranteed TO
| l. -, hot. IN, DF1 IN
and price. Give US a trial with your
next order. Our work is all done by
those who "know how"
Mrs. Bessie Ritter Moore died June
9Th at Omaha, Neb., and her body
was brought here for burial. The fun
; eral took place from the Baptist
Church Wednesday afternoon at one
; O'Clock, Rev. o. II. L. Cunningham,
the pastor, conducting the services.
She was only q wears of age and
; leaves little daughter one and a half
years old Mrs. Moore was half sis
, ter Of Mrs. Grant Evans and Mrs
i Steve Counts of this place.
"Maiors Townsend, the popular and
efficient mail carrier for Hospital No
4, accosted The Times editor the other
. morning and asked if we had seen al
i account of the recent big naval battle
: On being answered in the affirmative
he stated that the only thing that was
known about it here "for sure" is thai
r it was fought on the water And thC
"Maior's" explanation is about cor
rect. The more we have thought o.
II his suggestion, the more of philcs
). opher he appears.
i Through the courtesy of Dr.. job;
: B. Robinson, The Times is pleased e
g acknowledge receipt of an invitation
d to the "Twenty-first Annual Com
mencement exercises Of the st, LOU
h Dental College Of the st. Louis Uni
Il verBity, Saturday evening, June
5, 1916" DR.. Robinson is among thi
years graduates from that institution
!, and already a splendid Office has bee
/ fitted up adjacent to the offices Of hi
j father, Dr.. B. j. Robinson, whsre h
q has entered upon the practice Of hi
! profession.
a Mrs. Dwight A. Jones has endowe
is room in the Bonne Terre Hospits
in memory Of her husband, the lat
= dwight A. jones, who was Presiden
i OF the St. Joseph Lead Company an
for so many years associated wit
that Industry. The room is to b
y known as the "Jones Memorial Room
Z in which persons unable to pay fo
Y hospital treatment, and who can b
3 helped by such treatment, will b
II cared for within the limits of its az
N commodation. Miss Reba Halle ha
al been engaged as nurse for this room