The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21
LOCAL MENTION
"It's fresh at Klein's."

LOUIS.
DR.. and Mrs. billiard left Thursday
morning for Butler, Mo-, to visit rel
atives.
Arthur Thompson Of Hopewell was
guest of his aunt, Mrs. W. F. Doss,
Tuesday.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store.
C. r. Pratt and Amos Norwine, OF
Flat River, were Pennington visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Crenshaw, from Gale
donia, has enrolled in Mrs. Boards pi-
ano class. asN' "r "l'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ,McClintock,
of st. Louis, are spending a few days
with home folks. nm
Fresh Fish and Oysters are tempt
ing at Bethel's Cash Market. 10 a
Miss Emily Matkin, who is teach,
ing in Bismarck, spent the weekend
with her parents.
Mrs. Bert Horn, of St. Louis, spent
a few days visiting friends in, Farm
ington last week.
Mrs. M. A. Hensley of Kansas City
is visiting her cousins, Misses Naomi
and Ruth Garner.
Nice fresh Fish and Oysters at
Bethel's Cash Market.
Wallace Conrad and Marvin Wrin-
ger of Bonnie Terre visited friends IN
Pennington Sunday
L, E. Cole and Robt. Donald OF
Blackwell, are attending court this
week as petit jurors.
Tom Brown on Monday shipped a
car load of hogs of his own raising to
the St. Louis market.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store.
Mrs. Lionel Tetley came home Sun
lav night after an extended visit with
her parents in St. Louis.
w. B. Rariden & Son shipped a
mixed load of cattle and mules to the
st. Louis market Monday.
Miss Dora Hoffman and Miss Helen
Elayer, of Pennington, were Bonnie
.Tcrre visitors last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Orten of Flat
River spent Sunday with his mother,
MIS-. OfLeH, Oh TlIiHliiS 1oh'
w. B. Rariden & Son on Tuesday
shipped a car load Of hogs to the
Fuct Packing Co., at Festus.
Autos, as well as people, are IN
clined to seek the sunny side of the
streets when at rest these days.
Try some of Bethels Veal. 1t is
simply fine. o.. ...
Rev. Orear, Rev. Duggins, L. H.
Williams and Will Overall attended
church at Desloge on Friday night
Paul Clay, who is in the employ OF
the st. Francois Motor Co. at Desloge,
was a Pennington visitor Sunday.
Charley Clay and Ellis Simms, who
are working at jefferson Barracks
spent over-Sunday with home folks.
Nunally's Candies at Laakmans
Drug Store,
Misses Lena and Emma Schrader
Of Illinois, the visiting their cousin
Miss Emma Fischer, of Pennington.
Hugh Gruner gave piano recita
at Mrs. Boards studio Friday nlgnt
He was assisted by the Ensemble
class.
The weather the past week has beer
ideal, and the universal hope is that
a large order of the same is now ready
for delivery.
Try our Fresh Sliced Dried Beef
It's fine, at Bethels Meat Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cook, of Fla
River, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cook!
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Doss, Of
Pennington.
Mrs. Crenshaw and daughter, Mil
d1ed, of Caledonia, motored to Farm
irgton Saturday and spent the da!
with relatives.
Miss Florence Tetley came down
from Caledonia Saturday and spen
the day with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. A. Tetley.
Nunally's Candies at Laakman
Drug Store.
"sandyv, at the Monarch ! f'rida!
night. for the benefit of the Washing
ton school, drew full house and net
ted the school $45.
Squire j. P. Zolman reports tn,
marriage. 0n 4qssaay; q Ga James y E.; y
child, Oh FIAT River
The present delightful weather y
furnishing full recompense for tn
over-supply of wet, stormy weathe
we recently enjoyed (?).
All kinds of country produce bough
for trade or cash.--FarmingtOn Mere
Co.
A few students of the Ozark Bust
ness College went on weiner roas
last Friday night, They all reporte'
that they had lots of fun.
The Pennington High School foot
ball team will play their return gam
with Flat River tomorrow. Everybod'
go and boost your home team.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church
South. will give bazaar some tim
next month. Watch for the date
This will be splendid opportunity t
secure your Christmas presents.
For something extra fine try some
that Veal Roast, Outlets or Chops a
BethePs Meat Market.
Among the ten new students WI
Mrs. Duggins, Mrs. W. B. Rarlder
Mrs. Laakman, Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
las n