The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-04-14

Fine growing weather.
Monday Night see Higbee.

Fred Schek Of Elvins was in Farm
ington on business Monday.
> Morris Bro. mercantile company
have just received a new auto truck
delivery.
Garden seeds of all kinds at the
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Will Taylor is here from Bonner
Springs, visiting his mother, Mrs. Su-
san Taylor.
All that's new in Millinery will be
found here at reasonable prices
Mrs. S. c. Watts.
Appropriate Easter services =
April 23rd-are now in preparation at
the different churches.
Remember the Fancy Work Bazaar
and Bake Sale, in the Pipkin build
ing, on Saturday, April %.
Harry Denman, editor of The News,
went to St. Louis Sunday on business,
returning Tuesday morning.
Easter Dry Goods, in great variety,
now on exhibit at Boyd's Store.
Something to eat and something to
wear at the Bazaar Saturday, April
18th, at Radle's Music Store.
Del Evans, cashier of the Lead Belt
Bank at Bonnie Terre, was transacting
business in Pennington Monday.
Sam Larue, of Elvins, was bust
ness visitor in Pennington Tuesday
and made The Times Office pleasant
call.
Higbee comes Monday Night.
Mrs. Paul Cayce and little son, Du-
puy, who have been visiting relatives
at Ell Paso, Texas, have returned
home.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will hold Fancy Work and Bake Sale
in the Pipkin building, on Saturday,
April %.
Miss Bess holland will go to st.
Louis this week to accompany her
friend, Mrs. Rose Jones, to Chicago
for a short visit.
All colors in Auto Wells, at Mrs. S.
C. Watts.
Mrs. W. M. Harlan and her children,
Martha and Harrison, have returned
from visit with Mrs. B. C. Hardesty
at Cape Girardeau.
Higbee of Montana, Monday Night.
Tom O'Sullivan of near French Viii
lage, an enterprising live stock man
of Marion Township, was Farming
ton visitor Monday.
Select your Spring Millinery from
our immense stock. You are sure to
get the correct style at the right
price.-Mrs. S. c. Watts.
Marvin Horn, an enterprising
young farmer on Route l out OF
Bonnie Terre, was a business visitor in
Pennington Wednesday.
Come in and see our spring line of
Ginghams, Kindergarten, Cloth and
Galiteas.-Farmington Mere. Co.
Miss Verna Routh, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. B. Smith,
for several weeks, left for her home
in Lebanon, Va, Wednesday afternoon.
It's always fresh at Autsen's;
Phone So.
Good things to eat, and many hand
some and useful pieces of fancy work
will be on sale at the Pipkin building
on Saturday, April %, under the au-
spices of the ladies of the Christian
Church.
Don't fail to attend E. E. Swink's
second annual sale of Hereford Cat
tie, at his farm one mile northwest OF
Pennington, Mo-, April 18th, 1916, at
1 o'clock sharp. See bills.
Go to the Bazaar, at Radle's Music
Store Saturday, and select something
sSgood for Sundays dinner. You will
also enjoy music there in the evening
by the High School Orchestra,
Reserve Monday Night for Higbee.
Perry Mccormick of Plattin, JEFF
ferson county, is here under the treat
ment of DR.. 0. A. Smith for his
throat. Perry is one of the largest and
most successful live stock farmers OF
Jefferson county.
Peagreen Alfalfa Hay at the Farm
ipgton Mercantile Co.
Clint Denman, who recently sold his
interest in the Pennington News and
bought the Sikeston Herald, was here
this week on business. Clint is well
satisfied with his new venture and
saws Sikeston is wide-awake town.
In renewing his subscription fol
The Times, G.. G. Bolch, Of Cabool