The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-08-18

MISS FRANCES Treat OIL DIT. LOUIS Is
the guest of Miss Suzon Gardner.
B. H. Marbury transacted legal
business in Jefferson City this week.
You can secure used cars at great
bargains at Robinson's Garage.
Clarence and Jennie Carver were
St. Louis visitors the first Of the
week.
The Pageant colors are red and
yellow. Who will be the first to dec
orateg
]. C. Watson went to St. Louis Mon
day morning on few days business
mission.
j. M. London leaves today for Mi
ami, Okla, to look after some mining
property.
WANTED-Two boarders. Apply to
Mrs. VIM. Beard P. 0. Box l75, Farm
ington, Mo.
Miss Jessamine Norwine of ST.
Louis has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Merrill Pipkin.
Mrs. Ed holland and her three chill
dren of st. Louis are the guests of
Miss Bess holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morsey have
been to Warrenton, Mo-, to visit Mr..
Morsey's parents.
acknowledgement house maid
to go to Chicago. Apply at Pelty's
Book Store.
Miss Josephine Grone of st. Louis
has been visiting Miss Lavinia Ro-
zier for several days.
Charley Hay of Marion, H., who
has been visiting his uncle, j. c. Wat
son, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. jeff Turley and daughter, Eta,
and Miss Flossy Clay of Frankclay
were Pennington visitor last Satur-
day.
Oil Stoves, CT different kinds, and
at reasonable prices, at Nell & Phil
lips.
Miss Marion Keith of Rivermines
was the guest of Mrs. w. w. Waters
for couple of days the latter part
of last week.
Have you secured your Chautauqua
tickets? Do it now. The price is
cheap, but the entertainments will all
be high class.
Harry Overall, eldest son of Alonzo
Overall, left last Saturday for Detroit,
Mich, to take q position in an auto
mobile factory.
Harold Bell Wright's new book,
when Mans Man" ON sale at
Pelty's Book Store.
w. C. Robinson returned from st.
Louis Wednesday with an eight cylin-
der Oldsmobile, which he will use as
a demonstration.
Mr.. John Graham left yesterday
for visit of five or six weeks to rel
atives in Scott, Mississippi and New
Madrid counties.
The splendid rams the past week
have struck the right spot, and has
caused growing crops to take on re-
newed vigor and activity.
No farm is complete without a Col
Inns Cultivator. Sold by Nell & Phil
lips.
Mary Overs Fleming and Stephen
Overs Fleming have returned home
from visit to their father in Texas,
which they enjoyed very much.
Rev. Father Collins of s.. Louis
and Rev. Fathcr Cunningham of Des-
loge were here attending the Catho-
lie festival Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Mitchell very pleas
antly entertained party If friends
Saturday evening, complimentary to-
Miss Buntie Smith of st. Louis.
An ice cream social will be given at
Sugar Grove Saturday night, August
26th, the proceeds of which will go to
aid the Sugar Grove Sunday School.
If YOU are wanting the hest Crown
and Bridge Work, call on DR.. Walsh,
Tetley building.
MRS. Edward G. Simmons and her
sons, Fisher and Ted, who have been
visiting here for several weeks, will
leave for their home in New Orleans
on Saturday.
Paul Cayce and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Benson Hardesty of Cape Gil
rardeau, who has been visiting here,
left Tuesday in Mr.. Cages auto for
a trip to st. Louis.
Only two marriage licenses iasued
this week. On the 10th Lacy l.. Law
son and Eva Price Of Frankelay, and
w. B. Woodruff of Pilot Knob and
Mary England of Elvins.
j, Clyde Aliers, County Superi.l7
tendent CT Public Schools, who has
been attending the summer session Of
the State Normal at Cape Girardeau,
returned home last Saturday.
If You want to buy good second
hand car, YOU can secure a splendid
bargain at Rcbinson's Garage.
The Pageant colors are red and
yellow. Step into the Public. Library1
and buy samc pageant beaus at one1
penny each, and give them to your
friends, AID wear one yourself.
FOR SALE-A 50-acre farm; good
land, well improved; miles north Of
Farmington, on Hillsboro road. APP
DIV to David Barton, Pennington, Mo-,
r. F. D. Nc. 4; half cash-balance on
time,
Mrs. Kate B. Cock and Mrs. Narcis
Douthit were st. Louis visitors We'd |
nesday. Mrs. Cook stopped at Kirk
wood for visit. and viii also visit
friends in Plattin before returning