The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-03-19
LOCAL MENTION

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Purina Chicken Chowder at klein's.
s. A. Secor was a st. Louis visitor
last Saturday. tx
Mackerel, Herring and Fish Flakes
at Klein's.
Mack Dennan spent Sunday in Cab
edonia with friends. 80
"Dick" Fuhrmeister spent the week.
end with st. Louis friends.
We redeem P G G and Star Soap
coupons
Mrs. r. J. Antoine of Doe Run was
Pennington visitor last Friday. \
Thus far March has dispensed her
full quota of disagreeable weather.
R. C. Detchemendy, Of Flat River
was greeting old friends here Tuesday
win Rottger, who has been confined
10 his bed the past week, is again able
to be up. Us T
Hawn Cottage just north OF Wash
ington school. z.
The Young Mems Club entertained
with st. Patrick's dance last Wed
nesday night. :,
Mrs Roy jackson, of Colorado
Springs, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Clifford Hinkle.
Oh nv, you ought to see those new
Spring Wraps and Suits at the Farm
ington Mercantile Co.
Mack Green. of Monroe City, spent
several days last week the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Gentges.
Mrs. E. E. Swnik and daughters
Misses Alma and Doris, spent last
Friday and Saturday in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormack Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Mathews, OIL
Oran, last week and attended the hog
sale.
Oscar Halle went to Ste. Genevieve
Tuesday to spend couple Of days
looking after his abstract business
there.
W. C. Robinson and wife returned
TODAY from Forfeit, Scott county
where they had been visiting Mrs
Robinson's parents.
Miss Jcssamine Halle, who is a stu,
dent at Washington University, spen'
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Halle.
A st. Patrick's Tea was given Wed
nesday afternoon by the ladies OF the
Southern Methodist church at tn'
home of Mrs. Marbury.
Mrs. Jennie Copeland, of New Mad
rid, arrived in Pennington the last o.
the week for visit with her brother
]. C. Watson, and family.
We are now showing nice line Of
Ladies' Spring Wraps and SUITS
Come in and let US show you them
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Dobbins, wht
have been spending the last six weeks
with their son, Warren, at Quitman
La, returned last Saturday. -
Fred Butterfeld has purchased tn
Shipp property, in the old Fan
Grounds addition, into which he viii
move his family about April LIST.
T. d. Counts moved Wednesday t.
the Counts farm now owned by TN
Counts brothers, where he expects u
do extensive farming this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben O'Dell came dowr
from st. Louis Saturday. While herr
thew rented their cottage to DR.. Sis
son. They will reside in st. LOUIS.
Jack Alexander and sister, MIS-
Frances. went to St. Louis Wednes
day to make arrangements TO NOV
to La Port, Ind, their future home
Miss Pauline Byington came dow
from St. Louis to be present at tn
one hundredth birthday anniversar,
of her grandfather, Thomas Harve,
Halle, last Monday.
Cant. and Mrs. Hunter on Wednes
day moved into the w. T. Halle prop
erty on West College avenue. .; :
Crow has bought the place in whic
they had been living.
Rolla Cozean the first of the wee
purchased the VIM. Lee place, ADA
cent to the Baptist parsonage, int
which his family will move soon
possession can be given
DIR. Geo. M. Wilson, who was take
to the Bonnie Terre hospital last wee
to recuperate from a severe attack Q
influenza, is home again and able I
be about greeting his many friends.
Peter Lewis, well known farme
of the Libertyville neighborhood, ha
This week purchased the j. W. Ing
ram property, on '"C'' street, int
which he will move his family soon.
Chas. Coffman, an enterprising an
prosperous young farmer OF Cottmal
Ste. Genevieve county, was attendin
TO business in Pennington Monday an
made The Times office an appreciate
visit. @'ts ~
H. II. O'Bannofi, of Knob Lick, wa
a Pennington visitor Saturday an
made The Times office an appreciate
cali. He ordered the paper sent
his brother, v. A. O'Bannon, at Hebe
Springs, Ark.
Miss Ora Kleppsattle recently =
signed her position as teacher in tn
Ozark Business College and has a!
cepted a. position as stenographer
the office of U. S. District Attorne
W. L. Henslcy in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd left lai
Tuesday with their little son, Cliffor,
for Kifksville, Mo-, where's the littl
fellow lis to have an operation Pc
formed upon his limbs. We hopafth
operatipn' win be q complete success a.
Mind Mrs. 8. r. Turley leftlWet