The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-09-24

went to Douglass, Arizona, few
weeks ago. So far they are we'll
pleased with the country. and think
they will continue to like it.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Watson returned
| Saturday from weeks visit to their
old home in Marion, iii. Mr.. Watson
also attended the Democratic gather
Ing IN Jefferson City the nth inst.
Enroute home they spent Friday in
st. Louis.
| Missu Leona Radle has secured a
splendid position as stenogr4pAer in
the head offices of the United Dgpg
Co. in st. Louise Miss Leona is Na
graduate of the Ozark Business GpE
tlege,apf this city, which doubtless was
a very material aid in her successful
employment. @
A. Key has sold his restaurant to
the Industrial transportation Co,t Who
will establish chain store therkllI
The Key family have been engage0
in the restaurant business here for a.
number of years, and friends. and GUS
toners will regret their retirement
from bushes.
J. H. Gum and two daughters,
Misses Minnie and Mary, of Henson,
| Mississippi county, arrived in Farm
ington Monday, where both young la
dies have entered the Ozark Business.
College. After having his daughters
properly taken care of, Mr.. Gum left
! Tuesday for his home.
Geo. X. Williams and son, Richard,
we're; visitors in New York City last
week, and were only four blocks dis
tant. from the scene of the fatal spot
when the bomb exploded on Wall
Street. The air was soon filled with
the dust and debris, created by the ex-
plosion, even where they were.
| The Times is informed that G. O..
Nations and son, Gus, are now cam
paigning in the interest of Arthur N.
Hyde, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. Gus Nations was one of Hyde's
campaign managers before the NOM
mating convention, so it is not strange
that G. O. Nations is now also inter-
ested in the same "uplift" work.
James R. Perkins, oldest living son
of Mrs. ]. M. Perkins of Route 5. who
is now living in Tulsa, Okla, who has
been visiting his mother, left Wednes-
. day on his return home. Mrs. Perkins,
who is perhaps the youngest old lady
in st. Francois county, accompanied
him for visit, to remain until she is
ready to return home, as she expressed
it, tss-a -- 4
The State Director Of the Advisory
Board of the Salvation Army was in
Pennington yesterday afternoon and
evening, In the evening he met with
the local Advisory Board of that or
ganization for the purpose of consid-
ering further plans for operating in
this county, in which work the Saliva,
/, ton Army is taking most active and
. laudable interest.
DIR. w. G. Patton drove over from
Cape Girardeau Saturday to join his
J wife. who had been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Guessing
| several weeks. They returned to Their
, home Monday. Both are delightec
with their new location, where DIR
Patton has already built up a lucre'
tive practice as specialist in the
treatment Of the eye, ear, nose ane
throat.
A revival meeting will begin next
Sunday, to be conducted by our Home
Board Evangelist, W. F. Frazier, and
Harry P. Mooten, a gospel singer
Mr.. Mooten will arrive Tuesday, the
28th, to conduct the singing, and Rev
w. F. Frazier will arrive Friday, Oct
, /. May we expect your prayers and
cooperation. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. Bring your friends
, with you.
q The regular monthly meeting of the
1 st. Francois County Epworth League
;, will be held in Flat River tonight
friday. A street car has been char
9 tered to carry the Pennington young
5 people to and from this meeting. Ev-
e eryone desiring to make the trip
= should be at the depot promptly at
Ia n. m. A splendid program has been
arranged, and all will receive cor
: dial welcome.
S Charlie HELLER, whose parents live
: in Rosebud, ILL.,, is visiting relatives
and old Pennington friends this week
Charlie is a graduate of the high
school of this city, as well as the
: Ozark Business College. He is now
. in the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Md, and as a part of his training he
= has a three months cruise each year
l as well as a months vacation, which
! he is now enjoying.
|, ]. B. Ross, who has been promoting
the establishment Of a store by the
Industrial Transportation Co. IL
! Pennington for some time past, states
! that everything is now arranged fol
> and that the store will be opened
about Oct. list, or as soon thereafter
as may be possible. The large cor
1 ner building now occupied by the Key
d Restaurant, has been leased for the
y new grocery, and will be completely
! overhauled Immediately.