The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-14
LOCAL MEMTloM

Nice fresh Fish and Oysters at
Bethel's Cash Market.
Floyd Lott went to St. Louis this
week to seek employment.
Fresh Fish and Oysters are tempt
ing at Bethel's Cash Market.
o. L. Munger, of Piedmont, was 4
Pennington visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Linn Rariden spent Wednes-
day afternoon in Bonne Terre.
Lyman Farrar of Fredericktown
was Pennington visitor Monday.
Try our Fresh Sliced Dried Beef
It's fine, at Bethel's Meat Market.
Mrs. Joe Donnely of River Mines
was a Pennington visitor Wednesday.
Ed Swink has been to Ste. Gene
We've attending to business for his IA
Their.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cayce and Master
Dupuy spent the weekend in st.
Louis.
Burdett Shomen of st. Louis is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Laakman
this week.
Miss Sybil Bowman, of Bonnie Terre,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs.
Linn Rariden. -.
Mrs. Geo. Tetley and family spent
Friday with Mrs. Kennett Dobblns,
of River Mines.
Miss Leone Nelson spent the latter
part of last week with friends in
Fredericktown.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store.
Joe Pratt and VIM. Kitchen, st.
Louis attorneys, are attending circuit
court this week.
See "Sandy" at the Monarch Thea
ire tonight. 1t is for the benefit of
the Washington school,
Mrs. VIM. Blackledge and children
Of Ste. Genevieve are visiting her
mother, Mrs. P. S. Cole.
Mrs. Lee Rariden, in most pleas
ing manner, rendered a number of
camp songs on the piano.
A cold wave blew in Wednesday
night, and yesterday morning the
weather was rather crimpy.
Try some of Bethel's Veal. 1t is
simply fine.
Mrs. Orear, with her rich and me-
lodious voice, sang two numbers
which were enjoyed very much.
Miss Sally Haw Settle, of Flat Riv-
err, attended the d. A. X. reception for
the American Legion Tuesday night.
The Pennington basket ball girls
played the Esther girls on the local
court and met with defeat of 35 to
TO-
Mrs. Eycrsole, of Potosi, was pres
ent at the d. A. R. entertainment
Tuesday night, of which she is a men,
Der.
Miss Florence Tetley, who is teach
ing in Caledonia, came in Wednesday
to spend the weekend with her pa
rents.
Tom Mckinney, who has q respon-
sible position in St. Louis, visited with
home folks and friends the first Of the
week.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store.
Mack Matkin is able to be in school
now, after being out a week on &C.
count of injuries received in an auto
accident. ir.,
The U. D. C. held a very interesting
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
home Of their president, Mrs. i. I.
Gcntges. .rs -s-l g.4.,~ -
Do not fail to see SANDY" at the
Monarch tonight 1t is good picture,
shown for good cause, and will do
you good.
SANDY" at the Monarch tonight,
will entertain and amu5e. 1t is also
for a worthy cause-Washirgton
school benefit.
Hon. Chas. Hay, Of st. Louis, at
tended Circuit Court here Monday,
looking after the interest of num-
Der of clients.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store.
Alfred Wulfert and family, who re-
Gently sold their place, have moved
into tile Mccormick brick residence,
on Columbia street.
Misses Richards, Tetley and Raines
were among some of the teachers from
Pennington that attended the Teach
ers' meeting in St. Louis. bnR
Mrs. ]. C. Watson went to Flat
River Tuesday night to meet Miss
Julia Ragisdale. Of, Marion, ILL.,, who
has come to spend the winter with
her. -. .vsa aa
We have in stock Chinese lilies,
Narcissus, Hyacintls, and Tulips
]. HELLER. 1t.
Mrs. S. J. Tetley went to st. Louis
Friday to meet her son, ChildTess, who
is attending Columbia University this
year. He viii return to Columbia
Tuesday.
We need lots of Turkeys to fill our
Thanksgiving orders, for which we
will pay highest market price--trade
or cash.--Farmington Nero. CO.
The protracted meeting begun last
week at Marvin Chapel by Rev. j.
P. Mcdonald, is progressing nicely,
with considerable interest in evidence,
and a splendid meeting is anticipated.
All kinds of country produce, bought
for trade or cash--Farmington Mere.
Co.
Rev. C.EC. Cunningham, son Of Rev.
o. H. l.. cunningham, pastor Of the
Bantist hcurch of this city, arrived