The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-12-22


acre tract near State Hospital No. a, |
belonging to Russell Doss, to Theo-
dore Lott.
i Deputy Sheriff T. V. Brown went to
East st. Louis last week and returned
Sunday with George Smith, who is
wanted on a charge of local option
violation.
Born, December 20, 1916, to the
wife of Sundy Liolios, the popular
candy man, a bouncing boy. Sun
dy thinks this is the sweetest Of all
his Christmas products.
w. R. Taylor of Bonner Springs,
Kansas, is here this week on business.
Mr.. Taylor is general superintendent
of the Kansas City and Bonner
Springs electric railroad.
Call and get my prices and terms
on Pianos, Player Pianos and celebrat-
ed Pathe Talking Machines.-W. A.
Gillian, Bonnie Terre and Farming
ton.
E. W. Knobel of the Experiment
Station of the State University at
Columbia is here gathering specimens
of soil. He expects to finish his work
here by the first of the year.
We are now having some real win
ter weather, though not severe, and
prospects are good for white
Christmas" which is generally con-
sidered to be the most enjoyable.
A. j. Newcomer of Cadet, Mo-, was
Pennington visitor Tuesday and
made this Office an appreciated call
He had The Times sent to his son, S.
A. Newcomer, as a Christmas gift.
Stoves! Stovesl Stoves! All kinds
of Stoves, for coal or wood, at prices
that are right. You should see them
before placing your order, at Nell &
Phillips.
Miss Lavinia Rozier, who is at
tending the Conservatory of Music
at Cincinnati, and taking special
course at the Sacred Heart Convent
at Clifton, Ohio, is at home for the
holidays.
Miss Mary Henderson, who is at
tending the Crescent Conservatory OF
Music at Eureka Springs, Ark, re-
turned home Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Henderson.
Miss Louise Huff came down from
st. Louis last Friday and brought with
! her Misses Marguerite Warren, Rose
, Watkins, Adele Waugh, Wllhema
Heimberg, Kate Morrisey and Louise
Ewers for a weekend party.
In renewing his subscription, T. B
, Whitworth, of Bismarck, writes: 81
subscribed for your paper on sis
months trial. AS it has improved Sc
much, herewith enclose draft fol
' $1.00 for more good Times"
Rev. 0. H. Duggins and his son
: Hills, leave tomorrow for Greenville
S ILL.,, where Mrs. Duggins is visiting
" her mother, to spend the holidays
: Presiding Elder H. p Grove will oc
cupy his pulpit Sunday morning AM
: evening
n We are showing a splendid line o
e Ladies' and Children's Wraps AM
Sweater Coats at very attractive prlc
" es. Also, you should see our line o
Mems and Boys Suits and Overcoats
: if in need of anything in that line
a Pennington Mercantile Company.
d A new record for mail service ha
been established this week. If W
d get the mail from DeLassus, due t
IS arrive here in the early morning, i
IS the front end of the afternoon, we ar
coming to consider ourselves rattle
, fortunate.
IS Mrs. Kate Lewis, of Oakland, Cal
S, after months visit with her fathel
Rev. R. C. Martin, and other relative
!, and friends here, left yesterday 70
II Colorado, where she will make brie
: visits with sisters and brother, leaN
Is ing about the first of the year for he
home
g If you are still short one or MOI
20 Christmas presents, remember Th
s, Times for 1917 would be the most al
preciated remembrance you could pos
:. sibly secure for $1.00. Your frien'
J. or friends, would bless you for senC
II ing it to them, no matter where the
may reside.
FOR SALE Billiard Hall an
e Confectionery in Elvins; best loo;
5, ton in the Lead Belt; fine bushes
. Reason for selling, other bushes
For particulars see j. C. Laird, E
lie wins, Mo. 49,
e. illuminate the windows of your hon
ct Sunday night and be ready with
re donation for the Christmas Caroler
who will be around to make glad wit
It. song the Merry Christmas time. II
he donations will be used for lovir
I'd charities. Exemplify the. Christis
s. spirit, which is love, and love meal
giving and helping. e
r AS an inducement to an
i one wanting to buy an Ovel
coat or Lady's wrap, we wi
y give d special 10 per Ger
Us discount for CASH.
:. PENNINGTON NERO. CT
lie J. S. Graham, formerly of Libert
ty vile, this county, now OF Swan Lal
u Ark, was here this week visiting r.
a atives at his old home. Mr.. Grahs
is tho owner of a fine farm in Arka