The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-12-01

visitor Wednesday, The Doctor will
locate at EIvins for the practice OF
medicine. r. rt +.,
Thanksgiving was all that could be
hoped for, or, desired in the way of
delightful weather. 1t was certainly
an ideal day, and permitted Of many
splendid enjoyments.
Prof and Mrs. G.. W. Moothart, with
their little daughter, Frances, motor
ed to Bismarck Sunday and spent a
few hours very pleasantly visiting
relatives and friends. ~
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, of
Lawrenceton,s Mo-, were Pennington
visitors this week. They made The
Times Office a call and ordered the pa
per sent to them the coming year.
If you. don't buy "Direct from the
Factory" you are paying the middle
mans profit. Gillam's way is "Direct
from Factory to Monochrome Terre
and Pennington. ~
w. T.. Newly of Bonnie Terre was
transacting business in Pennington
Wednesday, and renewed his sub
scription to The Times, to be sent to
Bonnie Terre instead of Leadwood.
Xii B! AuBuchon, of Bonnie Terre,
is still rendering service on the petit
jury in Circuit Court, which part he
has filled the past two weeks. Mr..
AuBuchon is warned reader of The
Times. ...-'.-a.-
= Stoves! Stoves!s Stovesl All kinds
of Stoves. for coal or wood, at prices
that are right. You should see them
before placing your order, at Nell &
Phillips.
Louis Henroid, of Valle's Mines,
was in Pennington Monday on bus
mess and made this Office pleasant
call. Mr.. Henroid has been a con-
slant and faithful reader of The
Times for the past thirty-five years.
Read the Studebaker announcement
in Sundays papers of the series 10
Model and see the new cars in both
A and cylinder, just received and on
display at our place.
NORWINE AUTO CO.,
Bonnie Terre, Mo.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. A. Rozier went to
Cape Girardeau Tuesday. They will
attend the wedding of Mr.. Frank Ken
yon and Miss Rose LerRing, which
will. take place in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South, on Thanksgiving
evening. Mrs. Paul B. Leming will
| be matron of honor and Edward Ro-
zier Leming will act as ring bearer.
Ask the one wanting to sell you q
piano, if it. is standard piano, and
how many are making a. profit on it
4 Gillams way is %Direct from Factory
to Home" -Bonne Terre and Farm
ington.
| The Times is pleased to present this
week the official statement of the
financial condition of the Bank OF
Blackwell. This bank, though small
is in. prosperous condition, under the
4 able management Of Cashier R. W
! Hornsey, who is most courteous anC
obliging, and who has had excep'
, tional experience in the safe and sane
conduct Of such an institution.
| Mrs. G. f. Scrutchfield entertained
at | o'clock dinner Tuesday the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Sam Isenman, Mrs
John B. Graves, Mrs. 3. ]. Robinson
and Mrs. B. II. Marbury. The prin
cipal feature of the dinner was {
plank roast, garhished with greens
Y and was pronounced most appetizint
1 and enjoyable by the diners. During
her residence in Pennington Mrs
4 Scrutchfield has won for herself ;
host of friends through her splendid
Inequalities.
We are showing a splendid line o.
Ladies and Children's Wraps ant
Sweater Goats at very attractive pric
es. Also, you should see our line O.
: Mems and Boys Suits and Overcoats
! if in need of anything in that line
: Pennington Mercantile Company.
The many readers of The Times viii
be interested and instructed in read
/ ing the advertising columns this week
!, There they win find announcement
and lists that will prove very mater
ial assistance to them in making VI
their list of Christmas wants. AM
here we would remind all that earl.
, Christmas buying, from these we'll
selected stocks, will not only prov
more satisfactory to them, because o
5 more complete stocks, but will per
: haps save them something, at leas
!. in rush, and worry.
The Presbyterian Church of Farm
ipgton, which has been without q pas
! tor since the resignation of Rev. War
! ner DuBose the first of October, ha
! extended a call to Rev. Robert S
= Boyd, at present pastor of the Jane
Lee Memorial Church Of Louisville
KY. Rev. Mr.. Boyd is expected TO ar
! rive here this week and will preacl
: morning and evening next Sunday a
t the Presbyterian Church. Word cam
to the congregation here that he wa
: contemplating change and the cal
e was made, which he hastconsented t
: consider.
v The entire student body Of tn
Ozark Business College on Tuesda
n evening called at the home of Prof
t and Mrs. L. F. Kinder, loaded dow
: with splendid refreshments, and CAV
o them a most agreeable surprise, Prof
Kinder recently retired as superir
tendent of that college, and is ex
: pecting soon to leave for other work
/ Several splendid toasts were delive
ed by students, and the evening We
most eniovahly and profitably spent