The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-01-19

Be sweet and tender-that is doing
good.
IT'S doing what no other good deed
could. Anon.
These days are splendid imita-
ton of spring time.
Born to the wife of T. J. Parks, on
January 15, 1917, girl.
]. Paul Gayce was business visit
OF in st. Louis Tuesday.
We are still selling velvet hats at
reduced prices.-The Enterprise.
2. B. Jennings of Esther was in
Pennington on business Wednesday,
Miss Name Good, of st. Louis, visit
ed relatives here the latter part OF last
week.
Harry Denman, editor Of The News,
was 4 business visitor to St. Louis Sat
urday.
L, YOU want the best Crown and
Bridge work, call on DR.. Walsh.
Prof. Mccullough, teacher Of. grade
No. 8 of Pennington public schools,
and his wife, are on the sick list.
Marvin Patrick of Bonnie Terre spent
the latter part of the week here visit
ing his sistr, Mrs. Harry Herman.
DIR. G. w. Patton returned the last
of the week from Jefferson City, where
he attended the inaugural ceremonies.
All Mercerized Crochet Threads
ten cents at the Enterprise.
Mrs. Kate B. Cook of Columbus,
KY, is visiting her aunts, Mrs. Eigln
and Mrs. Douthit, and other Farming
ton relatives.
w. F. Runge, of st. Louis, formerly
in the vlucanizing business at the
Robinson Garage, was here few days
the first, of the week.
Circuit Clerk John A. Knowles has
hor1pht the handsome residence pro-
,perty of A. j. .Zwart on Potosi street
for a consideration of $4,000.
WANTED-Team of last spring
mules: good matches. will pay good
price. Dan O'Sullivan, Doe Run, Mo.
Parkhurst .Sleeth, Democratic Chair
man of st. Francois county, returned
F. to his home in Flat River Saturday
evening from "a business trip to st.
Louis. a.4s,
Mrs. Hugh Walkinshaw, Of Salina,
Okla, arrived in Pennington Satnr-
day evening for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Bradshaw, and
family.
I C. Watson returned home Satnr-
day evening from business trip to
st. Louis. He returned to the city
Tuesday morning, where he expects to
be detained for several days.
The correct Hat for January and
" February wear-those new satin
shapes just received at the Enter
prise.
H. S. Mcfarland, Jeff Turley, Geo
Jordan and R. A. Lloyd, of Frankclay
and VIM. Day, of lockwood, attended
a business meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co., held here last
Friday.
The Pennington Modern Woodmar
lodge installed the following officers
Tuesday night: A. w. Miller, Consul;
j. III. johnson, Advisor; B. L. Bying-
ton. Clerk; E. J. Lott, Banker; BeN
Effrein, Escort; j. E. Yeager, Watch
man; R. NJ Barton, Sentry, and IA
c. Zimmer, Manager.
All kinds of grass seeds, such as Clio
yer. Timothy, Red Top, Orchard, Blue
Grass and Alfalfa, at the Farmingtor
Mercantile Company.
Miss Allie May Bailey, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey, arrlvee
home Tuesday evening for months
rest, after having undergone an oper'
alton at st. Luke's Hospital for appen-
dicitis on January End. She is recov.
ering nicely and after rest at home
she will return to st. Luke's, where
she has position as nurse.
The Apex Mining Co. of st. Fran.
co.'s County, and located at Farming
ton, has Just made a sale OF Az acres
of mineral land in thu Miami, Okla.
district for $4,000. They have ar
additional 40 acres on which they are
drilling, and on which they expect tt
sink a shaft in the near future. This
company was recently incorporated
with capital stock of $4,000.
Ask the one wanting to sell you {
piano, if it is standard piano, ant
now many are making profit on 1t
Cillam's way is "Direct from Factory
to Home."- Bonne Terre end Farm
ington. M
DR.. E. Serutchfield, Superintend.
emit of State Hospital No. A, was called
to Jefferson City Wednesday to make
a report on the conduct Of that institu
ton. 1t is the coneensus of opinion
among those who are in a position tC
know, that the management OF STATE
Hospital No Ais III position to heac
all other siniltr State institutions II
showing work satisfactorily done, a
practically no cost to the State.
Mrs. Frank Daniel Druding and Mrs
Charles John Adami entertained al
''bridge" at the latter's home in Bonnt
Terre yesterday afternoon. Among
those who attended from Pennington
were Mrs. Frank S. Weber, Mrs G. Q
Nelson, Mrs. Genevieve Logan, Mrs
M. p. Cayce, Mrs. William Chinn, Mrs
Robert Forsyth, Mrs. Hugh Porter
Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Bird Smith
Mrs. w. C. Campbell and Miss Bess
holland. ~
We are making big reductions or
all heavySwinter goods, such as over.