The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-06-16
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| F. w. Snider was here this weel
representing Underwood College, st
Charles, Mo. Mr.. Snider was Super
intendent for two years at Perryville
and taught at other places in South
east Missouri He was a school-matC
at the Cape Girardeau Normal Of
Prof Johns, Superintendent of the
Pennington Public Schools.
Oil Stoves, of different kinds, and
at reasonable prices, at Nell & Phil
lips.
John Autsen, who has recently beer
working in the butcher shop of his
father, Thos. Autsen, left Tuesday for
st. Louis, where he has accepted po-
sition with the Krey Packing Co. His
wife accompanied him. John is an
experienced butcher and his many
friends here know he will make good
in his new position, which is a re-
sponsible one.
Special values in Muslin Under
wear,-Henderson's.
Some slight changes have been
made in the time table Of, the Elec-
trio railroad, which it would be we'll
for the travelling public to note, as it
may save the missing of car. You
will find in the Travellers Guide" on
the second page the time at which
cars leave the Depot, the Post Office
or State Hospital No. A, for Flat Riv-
er- or DeLassus.
Many Pennington children accepted
z. j. McKinneys invitation to "play
Ind:cn", which was extended to them
through last weeks local newspapers.
The Mayor offered Indian War Bon
nets free, which was the explanation
for the hundreds of little ones cluster
cd about the front doors Of that pop
ular confectionery. The children's
gay head-dress added color to the
general observance Of Flag Day.
No farm is complete without a Col
Inns Cultivator. Sold by Nell & Phil
lips.
Joseph r. Hogenmiller of Weingar-
ten, Ste. Genevieve county, was Wis
itor in Pennington Monday and made
The Times office an enjoyable and APP
preciated call. He is one of the most
excellent citizens of our neighboring
county, has for many years been a
reader and friend of The Times, and
though his subscription was already
paid in advance, he handed in another
"cart-wheel" to be applied IN his sub
scription.
If you need Screen Doors or Screen
Widows, remember that Nell & Phil
lips have them, and albright prices.
The large tabernacle on the PIN
lots, adjacent to the Masonic Temple,
is completed and everything is now in
ship-shape for the opening of the
Burke and Hobbs revival meetings
next Sunday. The seating capacity
is large, and the seats are provided
with backs, so that the audience will
be made as comfortable as possible.
Much good is expected to result from
these meetings, which will continue
indefinitely.
Judge C. |. Garrett, of Bismarck,
was pleasant caller at The Times
Office Tuesday morning. He had been
called over to decide whether or not
an alleged insane man from Elvins
was subject to admission into Hos
pital No. as a county patient.
Many Democrats from Pennington
and st. Francois county are in st.
Louis this week watching the wheels
at the Democratic National Conven-
tion revolye.
Ben Blewett, Superintendent Of the
Public Schools of st. Louis, in his
regular report to the Board of Edu-
cation of that city, announced a Gift
from himself of $4,000 for the es-
tablishment of a fund for teachers
relief as memorial to his wife, the
late Jessie Parsons Blewett, who was
a daughter Of the late G. B. and Jane
Elizabeth Parsons of Bonnie Terre.
Mr.. Parsons was for many years Su-
perintendent Of the st. Joseph Lead
Company.
Don't fail to see the display of
Midsummer Hats and Rains & Croft.
Prices reasonable.
Prof G. w. Moothart, who is for
the present in charge Of business
college recently opened in Bismarck,
was in Pennington Saturday attending
to business and shaking hands with
many friends The Professor, who Isl
always busy man, now seems to have,
an unusual amount of business to look
after. He is now president Of a chain
Of business colleges, here, in Bismarck
and Flat River, and yet he expects
soon to get actively into the race for
the Democratic nomination for Rep
resentative.
FOR SALE--Good Jersey cow with
third calf; SIS for COW and calf. Call
on or address, ELIZA BURGESS,
Pennington, Mo-, Route 8.