The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-27
LOCAL MENTION

B. H. Marbury IS attehoihg eoui'
at Potosi thisrweeks
Vinegar at Klein's.
William Myers went to st. Louis
Sunday for a few days visit.
Another fine rain Y sdpsTsAay night
which insures a spleadidl cprn crop
School Supplies at Rheims.
william Swink went to Oran Sun
day' for visit with relatives ana
friends. uc. ts{f
Mrs E. T. Shaw. of Fort Myers,
Fla, is expected today to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs. J. F. Grover.
Green Corn at Klein's.
W. B. Rariden & Son shipped two
carloads of white-faced cattle TO the
St. Louis market Tuesday.
One and one-half barrels Liquid
Lime and Sulphur, at closing-out
price. E. M. Laakman, Druggist
Miss Genevieve Antoine returned
Monday from a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in st. Louis
Creamery Butter at Klein's.
Herbert Radle, who worked Tor
several weeks in the Kansas wheaf
fields. returned home Saturday eve
ming. -
Mrs. S. M. McAtee and daughter
Miss Juanita, went to st. Louis Wed
nesday for a few days visit with rel
atives.
Leonard Marbury accompanied MS
sister to St. Louis yesterday on hef
way to Columbia, and will return nome
Sunday.
Picking Spices at Klein's.
Miss Bunnie Smith returned Tues
day to her work in st. Louis, after o
few days visit with Pennington rela'
tives and friends.
Mrs. Grace Fowler returned home
the last of the week from Arkansas
where for several weeks she visited
relatives and friends.
Harry Pease ard daughter, Miss
Harriet, left Wednesday for a visit
with relatives in New Madrid anc
Mississippi counties.
Extra fine watermelons at kiein's
"Billy" Spinos, who went to st
Louis several weeks ago to accept 9
position, returned Tuesday for a briai
visit with relatives and friends.
81 dry my daughters clothes in the
cellar" explained woman to hel
neighbor, because she wears so 1T
tie / am ashamed to hang the stuff II
the yard"
Jello Ice Cream Powder at Klein's.
Miss Virginia Marbury left yesteIr'
day afternoon for Columbia, Me-.
where she will enter upon course OF
study for the ensuing year at tht
State University.
Joe Marty, who has been visiting
old home folks and friends for sew
eral weeks, returned to Chicago the
first of the week to resume his stu
dies in civil engineering.
A delegation of DeSoto citizens, &C
companied by d brass band, visitee
Pennington Tuesday advertising then
county fair. which opens September
7th, and continues four days.
mo Position, No Pay the slogan
at the Chillicothe Buiness College, il
made possible by the constant demand
for its graduates and the efficiency
Of it's Employment Department.
Rye, Alfalfa and Timothy Seed al
Klein's.
Robert Hensley, of St. Louis, sol
of Walter L. Hensley, left Tuesday al
ternoon for Flat River for a few
days visit before returning home. III
was the guest of Ted Graves for tw'
weeks.
A five days Chautauqua course
opens in Pennington next Tuesda!
afternoon. There will he ten splendid
attractions. You cannot afford t.
miss any Of them. Get your tickets
before the opening.
Henry ]. Hightower and Edna P
Chamberlain, of Knob Lick, wer,
united in marriage at the Baptist par
sonage in this city last Thursday eve
ming, August 10Th, Rev. o. II. l.. Gun
ningham officiating.
Austin W. Biggs, who was Stat
Labor Commissioner under Gov. Had
lev. and who also served in the 43rt
and 44th General Assemblies. was il
Pennington Tuesday. He is nov
travelling out of st. Louis.
Fresh cantaloupes from S. E. Mis-
souri, every day at Klein's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. bruce, who ar
now located in Holdridge, Neb., ar
rived the first of the week for visi
with old Pennington friends. Thu
Times is pleased to state that the!
are prospecting in their new location.
John Doncho, of Centralia, ILL.,, ant
Miss Dena Mcdaniel, of this city
were united in marriage at / o'clocl
Wednesday afternoon, at the Baptis
parsonage in this city. Rev. o. II. L
Cunningham performed the ceremony
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. billiard anc
Rev. E. H. Orear drove 20 ST. Loui
Sunday in DR.. billiards. car. The Dill
lards drove home Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Orear and little son
Earl Thomas. Rev. Orear was crowded
out and returned home by rail.
James Brunette, who is Engaged il
business in Little Rock. Arb arrived
in Pennington Sunday even V, be
ing called here by the serious tllnes
of his mother. This is MIR. Burnette,
first visit to his old home in severn
years, and many friends are pleaset