The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-10-03

J. P. Cayce left yesterday for Kan
sas City to attend the annual conven-
ton of the State Bar Association,
which will be in session there today
and tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. John B. Robinson and
little daughter motored TO Charleston
the first of the week, where Mrs. Rob
nson and daughter will visit with her
parents a few weeks. DR.. John will
return to his business after few days
visit.
Rolla Cozean, the popular and ca
pable manager Of the Pennington I'M
dertaking Co., has purchased that bus
mess from his father-in-law, Henry
Rinke, of Flat River. Rolla is an eX-
perienced undertaken, a thorough bus
mess man, and at the same time is un-
usually popular. The Times bespeaks
for him ever-increasing success as
owner of that business.
Ross Prater, Of Essex, made bus
mess trip to st. Louis Wednesday
and as he returned home he stopped
at Elvins and visited his uncle, Mr..
Myers. The next day he went to Flat
River and visited his father-in-laW
John Townsley. He and his father
in-law then made a trip to Doe Run
where he visited his old home, this
being his first trip to the Lead Belt in
II years.
Mrs. C. G.. Tinnin entertained last
Sunday afternoon for her little son
Glenwood, that being his third birth
day anniversary. Those present were
little Misses Audcll Burgess, Bernice
Snelson, Ruth Moore, Masters Ches.
ter Prescott, Willard Rhodes, Woodie
Leigh, Glendon Harold Moore, Car
Homer Tinnin, Misses Beulah Rhodes
Edna Rutledge and Gladys Tinnin
The affair was very much enjoyed By
all. Refreshments of cake and ice
cream were served.
DR.. Hutton, who few years ago
was assistant physician at State Hos
pital No. 4, arrived at that institution
Tuesday evening and spent the eve
ming and night with old friends. HI
was accompanied by his mother, wife
and child. The party was ell route t.
their home in Fornfelt from month!
tour through the East, having gone a!
far as Newport News, visiting man!
intermediate points. The trip wa!
made in Ford, which perhaps ac
counts for the long journey having
been completed without an accident
DR.. o. A. Myers and family, of Cold
water, Wayne county, have moved t.
Pennington to make their future
home. One of the principal induce
ments that served to draw this goot
family to our city is the high stand
ard of our public schools, as they de
sired to get the very best advantage!
possible in the way of educating theil
children. DR.. Myers, who comes will
excellent recommendations as physl
clan, has opened an office over E. NJ
Laakman's drug store. His PROBES
sional card appears in this issue O
The Times.
DR.. w. G. Rosencrans, osteopathit
physician and surgeon, has located il
Pennington for practice, and will
take charge of DR.. E. J. Willbanks
office rooms, in the Farmers Banl
building DR.. Willbanks will go tt
Kirksville soon to take a pos
graduate course, and expects to bt
gone about a year. During his alb
sence his practice in this community
will doubtless not be permitted to suf'
fer. as DR.. Rosencrans comes highly
reconmended, having formally .helc
the position of house physician of the
Missouri womun's Hospital at Kinks.
vile, Mo.
Charlie Porter, cashier of the Bank
of Desloge, was looking after business
Tin, Pennington Wednesday and favored
The Times office with, another appre.
ciated call. Charlie talks in most en-.
tertaining manner of his two years ex.
periences in France and other coun.
tries visited during and after the war
and while ne is abundantly pleased tc
be back home again, he saw much ir
the old countries to commend. He re.
signed assistant cashiership on enlist.
ing, and was rendered cashiership Of
the same institution on his return; sc
he chung up his hat" in his old home
town, for which his many friends
throughout the county are glad.