The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-07-21
LOCAL MENTION

itor the first Of the week.
Miss Clara Tate Of Denver, Colo,
is teh guest of Mrs. w. T. Halle
Miss Leanna Cole is visiting her
aunt, Miss Josie Richeson, at Potosi.
We handle only the choicest Of
Meats at all times. Phone SIS.
Mrs. Ed Laakman and Miss Gladys
Miller spent Thursday in Bonnie
Terre.
Miss Helen Scrutchfield left Wednes-
day for a few weeks visit at her old
home town, Marshall, Mo.
81 johnson purchased this week a
'baby grand" Chevrolet auto of Lang
& Bros Mfg. and Mere. Co.
If YOU need Screen Doors or Screen
widows. remember that Nell & Phn-
lips have them, and at right prices.
At the Monarch Monday night, July
31st, "The Smuggle Man." Admis-
sion 10 cents for everybody.
DR.. E. C. Mccormick has bought q
new Velie auto of the local agents,
Mayberry, Byington & Tullock.
See those Felt Crusher Hats, just
received, at the Enterprise.
Mrs. A. J. Zwart and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Bunting, of Kansas
City are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. John Williams is spending the
week in Chicago with her son, Earl,
who has a good position up there.
Remember the date-Tuesday, Aug
ust Monarch.
Misses Virginia Castleman, Will
cite Halle and Jessamine Halle left
yesterday for a visit to friends at
Piedmont.
Mrs. d. L. Delaney and her niece,
Miss Edna Mounce, of st. Louis, went
to Fredericktown Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Pearl White, Creighton Hale, Shell
don Lewis, at the Mnoarch, Tuesday,
August l.
w. B. Murrill Of Desloge was a
Pennington visitor last Friday and
made The Times an appreciated call,
renewing his subscription.
Garland holland and family of
Charleston, Mo-, came in the first of
the week and are guests of Mr.. No
lands father, Ed T. holland, and fam
lily.
.LOST-An Amber-back Comb, Sun
day evening. Please return to Times
Office.
State Senator Carter Buford, wife
and children passed through Farming
ton Tuesday ON their way to Elvins
from attending the Methodist As
sembly at Arcadia Heights,
Mrs. w. A. Gardner and daughter,
Miss Suzon, and Misses Willette
Halle, Jessamine Halle and Virginia
Castleman left yesterday for Pied
mont to be guests at weekend house
party.
Mrs. Steve AuBuchon of Chicago
was here several days the past week
visiting the family of her brother-in
law, Dr.. f. c. Mccormick. She left
for DeSoto Saturday, to which place
DR.. Mccormick accompanied her.
When you want something good in
the Meat line, just call SO.
The annual picnic of st. AIMS Cath
Ole Church at French Village will be
given on Saturday, July 10th. The
French Village annual picnics are al
ways events of unusual interest to-
people from the far surrounding coun-
try.
w. A. Kennedy has d large list Of
fine farms for sale, also unimproved
lands. He can sell you lands from
$3.50 to $4,000 per acre. Don't fail
to call at his Office, in the Bran
building, if you want nice home. tt
The premium lists for the Sixteenth
Annual Missouri State Fair in Soda
liza, September % to 30, are now ready
and those that desire can get them
from our county clerk, who has sup
ply, or by writing E. 7. Major, Soda
liza, Mo.
can take the nerve out Of your
tooth without you feeling it.
r. Z. WALSH, ID. D. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, L. Richards and
little daughter, Ruby, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Pattingill Of Sikeston, motored
up to Pennington on the 18th, re-
turning Sunday. M. S. Richards ac-
companied them home and returned
wednesday,.
Headquarters for Congressman Wal
ter L. Hensley have been opened in the
Braun building, southwest corner of
the Square, with his secretary, B. S.
Mccullough, in charge. 1t is a COM
manding and cool location, and Mr..
Mccullough knows how to work.
It's always fresh at Autsen's;
Phone S.
Mrs. j. L. Counts of Pennington
and her granddaughter, Miss Fife
Counts, of Bonnie Terre Route No. l,
left last Monday for Colorado Springs
where they win spendNa month or more
with Mrs. Counts SONS, Louis M. and
Robert w. Counts.
A wonderful picture Monarch,
August 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Perkins Of Plat
tin, jefferson county, are here this
week visiting his sister, Mrs. w. S.
Miller, and other relatives. Mr.. Per-
kins received an injury to one Of his
ankles some months ago, and is still
lame from its effects.
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