The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
LOCAL MENTION

Cream separator oil at Klein's.
George R. Jordan, of Leadwoood,
transacted business here Wednesday,
Hon. Jos. Davis, of st. Louis! was
here this week attending to legal ous-
mess.
Fleischman's Yeast at Klein's.
. Geo. K. Williams returned Wednes-
day from a business trip to Manu.
Okla. ,
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Dennnan leave
TODAY for Bollinger county to visit re-
latives.
Bulk turnip seed at Klein's.
Miss lydia Leadbetter, of Flat Ri-
var was a Pennington visitor wed
nesday..
Miss Genevieve McGregor, OF Poto..
si visited Mrs. p. S. Cole the L"st OF
the week.
Seed rye at Kleins.
ny Geo. H. Eversole, Of Caledonia
visited the family of B. II. N@rpufy
Tuesday.
First showing of seasons newest
Millinery September 18th, at Mrs. D.
G. Watts.
Will Rottger, the harness man, 9penU
a few days in st. Louis TINS "eeN
buying goods.
Baled straw at Klein's.
Miss Virginia Marbury and brother;
Leonard, are spending the "4Sk-eh'
in St, Louis with relatives.
Jobp Pullman, who is working IN
st. Louis, spent the first OF the week
with his family in this city.
Parkhurst Sleeth the first OF the
week purchased the old Weber farm,
four miles west of this city.
Mrs. Emma Level and grandson,
Robert Wood, of st. Louis, visited
Pennington relatives Thursday. s'--
Flash-light batteries at Klein's.
Miss Eta Jackson, of st. Louis, Wis
tied Flat River Sunday and Monday
and was guest of Mary +. Adams.
Mrs. Mcclellan Eversole, of Hills
boro. ILL.,, arrived Sunday for visit
with the family of B. H. Marbury.
Truman G. Sample, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. o. Sample, left Monday Tor
Rolla to enter the School Of Mires.
Tom O'Sullivan, an old and substan-
tial stockman of Bonnie Terre, was a
business visitor to Pennington tues
day.
It's fresh at Bcthels Meat Market
w. L. Hunt and family, of wash
ington. D. c., returned to their home
Tuesday, after a visit here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Clarence Tucker and baby arc
visiting Mrs. I. N. Eaton and MRS
William Bell at Bonnie Terre this
week.
TRY our Fresh Sliced Dried Beef
It's fine, at Bethel's Meat Market.
E. C. Barroil spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. L. {. Barroll
returning Monday to his position in st
Louis.
New STYLES, new shapes, new colors
will be shown in new fall hats, Satur.
day, September 18th, at Mrs. ). Z
Watts.
DR.. Goodykoontz and wife, of Cal
edonia, visited their daughter, Mrs
T. H. Holman, from Friday Until
Tuesday.
New crop Quaker Rolled Oats a
- Klein's.
Mrs. Eisenberg Beard and 0arghte1r
Miss Elizabeth, went to St. Louis
Wednesday on few days shopping
expedition.
Eat meat--it's down &c to SC
pound at Klein's. fo ytq,,s +
DR.. H. B. Weber, wife and daugh
ter, Margaret Josephine, OF St. Lou
is. are visiting DR.. Weber's mothe!
and other relatives here.
DR.. w. r. Goodykoontz, wife an.
daufhter, of Caledonia, Mo-, are Wis
Ting Mrs. Thos. H. Holman ard at
tending the Chautauqua this week.
No. 9 Libby's Pork and Beans at IL
cents.-Klein's. 3.'
Mrs. J. v. Braham and daughter, o,
Springfield, Mo-, who have been visit
mo Mrs. Braham's mother, Mrs. +. T
Graves, left for home Tuesday.
p G. Keith, who recently sold hi
property on Route i, has bought thu
Rrannon home in the northwest par
of town and moved his family there
Mrs Dearborn, Misses Jessamin'
Hsile and Virginia Castleman. am
Messrs. Tom Mckinney, Harvey Halle
Wilbur Akers and Eugene Karsch al
tended the circus at Frederlcktowi
Monday. -
~ We guarantee everything we sell a
Bethel's Meat Market.
Mrs. Margaret Gray, Matron a
State Hospital No, 4, and DR.. and MRS
r. r. Frazer returned the last Of tn
week from % visit 70 Dawson Springs
KY. DR.. Frazer Is . physician ct Hos
pisal No. Aslsy s1 i "
FOR SALE Hupmsbiis 20. jUGt 70
built, $l76.ss B. rRsbussn, Bex, ~
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