The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-01-28

lOu Gail Y uHoTu W HISS lne Teau-
ing to be given by Mrs. Henry Wag-
oner of st. Louis at the Monarch
D. A. R. entertainment, February IS.
Mrs. E. v. Donnelly and little
daughter, Jane Gray, have returned
home after a visit of several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Maggie Gray,
matron of State Hospital No. 4.
The Times management will greatly
appreciate it if you will give US any
news item you may have in mind. Or,
if you will telephone it to this Office
it will be thankfully received. Call 80.
PHI. Huck, of Ste. Genevieve, Judge
of this, the Twenty-seventh District,
passed through Pennington Monday
evening on his way to Fredericktown
to hold brief special term of court.
In passing through, the Judge made
this office an appreciated call.
Forster Cole of Ell Paso, Texas, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip S. Cole, for few days this
week. Forster has been away from
Pennington for about six years.
w. L. Bouchard, the intelligent and
enterprising editor of the Desloge
Sun, made flying trip to this city
Monday morning, transacted business
between trains, returning home the
same morning.
C. f. Porter, the affable young
banker at Desloge, came over Satur-
day and spent Sunday with his pa
rents, on Route 8. Mr.. Porter has
many friends here, in which commun-
ity he grew to full sized man.
Mrs. Paul Cayce accompanied Miss
Anna Butterfeld as far as st. Louis,
Miss Butterield going on to El Paso.
Mrs. Cayce and Miss Butterfield en-
ioyed Paderewski, also Cyril Maude,
famous English actor, in st. Louis
this week.
Mrs. E. w. Cole, of Fredericktown,
came over Friday and remained until
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Merrill
Pipkin. Together they attended the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Norwine,
which occurred at Bonnie Terre Sat
urday afternoon.
Francis NJ. Counts, son of Mr.. j. l..
Counts of this place, who has been
living for some years in Colorado
Springs, is now at Kingman, where
there is considerable Of a gold eX-
citement, and thinks he has an oppor-
tunity of striking something rich.
We wish him success.
Clint H. Denman, who recently sold
his interest in the Pennington News
has purchased the Sikeston (Mo.)
Herald, of which paper he will assume
personal charge February list. Mr.
Denman is an exceptionally goot
newspaper man, and we bespeak fol
him success in his new venture.
The Court House Square is receiv'
ing chair CUT, under the supervision
of Sheriff Joe Williams. The large
shade trees are being clipped "to the
quick, which will afford at least {
glimpse Of the Court House when the
trees are in full foliage. The trees
are so thick that close trimming will
not hurt them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Garrett of Bis
marck We're Pennington visitor
Monday. Mr.. Garrett, who is Pre-
siding Judge of the. County Court
received hurry call early Monda!
morning to attend a meeting Of tn
Sanity Board, and Mrs. Garrett cam
along to do some shopping.
Mr.. Enos Dalton of Desloge, a goo,
and much appreciated old friend o
The Times, sends in a dollar to ad
vance his subscription to December
1916, with words of commentator
which make us feel good. Mr.. Dial
ton is in the seventy-ffth year of hi
age, is lifelong Democrat, and say
he intends to remain so as long as h
lives. We wish our old friend man
more years of usefulness, and tina
peace and contentment may Away
walk Side by side with him.
DR.. R. E. Walsh, dentist who ha
been following his profession for sew
eral years in Fredericktown, ha
moved with his family to Pennington
DR.. Walsh has opened dental room
in the New Tetley building, where h
has attractive quarters. Since leay
ing Fredericktown the Doctor ha
taken special course in nerve block
ing and painless dentistry. Those i
need of high class dental work, wit
the least possible pain, will do well t
call on the Doctor.
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