The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
See Robinson Garage for used cars

Born, september 70, 1916, to thu
wife of William Doherty, twin daugh
tiers.
W. B. Rariden shipped two cars o.
sheep to the st. Louis market las
Tuesday.
You should not fail to see Mayber
ry, Byington & Tullock before buying
your hard or soft coal.
Miss Airline Sleeth of Flat River
left Tuesday for Godfrey, ILL.,, to en-
ter Monticello College.
Mrs. VIM. O'Sullivan, who has beer
visiting her daughters in St. Louis
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Wood and Mr.
Woods mother, Mrs. B. l. Morris, are
spending the weekend in st. Louis.
For Sale: l Wilson air-tight Goa
Stove; good as new. Apply to J. B
WEIGH.
Mrs. Firman Castleman entertained
with "a five-table bridge party We'd
nesday afternoon from 2:30 to {
o'clock.
John Burns, superintendent of the
Baker Lead Co. of Leadwood, was @
Pennington visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Sue Winston will leave the
first of. next week for Washington
City, where she will visit relatives
this winter.
You can secure used cars at great
bargains at Robinson's Garage.
Something good to eat at Radle's
MUSIC Store, Saturday, September
30th, by the Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
Church, South. ,.
Infants should be restrained from
the steering wheel of autos, in order
to reduce the danger to life and limb
to a minimum. --.
Get something for your Sunday
dinner at the market of the Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. E. Church,
South, at Radle's Music Store, Sept.
Both.
Consumers of hard or soft coal, of
all kinds, should see Mayberry, By
ington & Tullock.
Judge C. T. Tullock of Bismarck
was a Pennington visitor yesterday.
The Judge complimented The Times
on the general Improvement in the
paper.
Hundreds of Farmingtonians at
tended the big Democratic tent rally
at Flat River Monday afternoon. and
night. Free autos were offered to all
who cared to attend.
Mrs. J. E. Hills and Mrs. F. w.
Fritz and son of Greenville, ILL.,, WIS.,
tied the family of Mrs. Hills brother,
Rev. o. Fl. Duggins, the past week,
returning home Monday.
If you want to buy good second
hand car, you can secure splendid
bargain at Robinson's Garage.
Mrs. T. C. Young, who has been
visiting relatives at Plattin, Mo-,
returned home last week, accompanied
by her sister, Miss George Massey,
who will visit here awhile.
Dr. and Mrs. A. o. Smith the first
of the week visited the family of their
son, Laurence Smith, at Marble Hill.
Laurence is teaching in the Science
Department of Mayfield College.
Charles H. Blackledge, a splendid
and prosperous farmer of the Avon
neighborhood, was a business visitor
in Pennington Wednesday. The
Times acknowledges pleasant call.
% acres of fine land, adjoining
Pennington, for sale cheap. Apply
to PIPKTN & STORY, Pennington,
Mo.
Rev. and Mrs. o. H. Duggins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thomure left
Tuesday for Cape Girardeau to at
tend the Annual Conference of the
M. E. Church. South. which convened
in that city this week.
l, There has been many hours the past
week of fine weather for flying kites
and racing balloons. But, after all, the
wind perhaps served a good purpose
in blowing up Wednesday nights
storm, which was much needed.
A. o. Schramm of Los Angeles is
here visiting his father and other rel
atives. Mr.. Schramm went to Los
Angeles about seven years ago, prin-
cipally on account of his health, and
has prospered in business out there.
If you are wanting the best Crown
and Bridge Work, call OH DR.. Walsh,
Tetley building. ,.-
DR.. P. ]. Cannon, the osteonath, re-
turned to Pennington Tuesday, after
three months absence. He has again
located here for the practice of his
profession, after failing to find any
other place that impressed him so ia
vorably,
Mrs. Genevieve F. Logan left this
morning for St. Louis, where she will
spend a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
James Whitelaw. She viii leave the
FIRST Of the week for New Orleans,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
3. G. Simmons.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! All kinds
e Stoves, for coal or wood, at prices
! hat are right. You should see hem
before placing your order, at Nell &
Phillips.
A splendid and timely gain Wednes-
day night makes everyone feel better.
ii is also Just what was needed to
put the ground in condition for fall
blowing. Consequently farmers should
now be among the best feelers in the
entire community.
FOR SALE-6-Horse Power Case
line Engine, Wood Saw, Feed Grind