The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-16

Geo. A. Tetley, Fred M. Karsch and
W. H. Beard attended joint install.
lation of Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
at lockwood Wednesday night
Miss Bessie Margaret Denman4 re-
turned home Wednesday from 'seve.
raj weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Earl Carleton, in South Bend Ind 2
"A car load of cattle was Skipped
from here Nednesday to the Sts Louis
MARKET by leach of the following par
ties: Russell Ryan, Mackley & Beard
and Geo. Sebastian.
We are making quite b reduction in
price Oh the following Items: Mems,
Ladies' and Misses Oxfords; Mems
and Boys Suits; Ladies' Georgette
and Crepe de Chine Waists.--Farm-
ington Nero. Co. I'm
Wednesdays rain was splendid and
will be worth untold thousands of
dollars to the farmers of st. Francois
county 1t has made practically GER
tain splendid yield of early corn,
and late corn also appears most prom
Using.
Howard Price and mother, Mrs.
Mary Bryan Price, of Avon, were
Pennington visitors Tuesday and were
dinner guests at the Nations home.
Mrs. Price is not only related to the
great Commoner, but is also niece
of Gen. Price.
II IA number of Farmingtonans are
spending the week in camp at Arcadia.
Among the campers are the following:
Mrs, J. G. Watson and grandson,
James, Mrs. M R. Smith, Mrs. Geo.
Tetley, Mrs. Harry Dobbins and Mrs.
Lynn Rariden.
Swimming in the St. Francois river
and streams hereabouts is getting to
be a very popular sport at present,
The bathing suits, too, that are dis
played are so gorgeous as to cause
Palm Beach in February and Atlantic
City in June to look like thirty cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell leave to-
day for Fort Worth, Texas, where
they intend to locate. Lee Mitchell
recently arrived in Pennington to join
his wife and visit his parents, Judge
and Mrs. j. D. Mitchell, after several
years of government service in Pan
anna.
During the heavy electrical storm
Saturday afternoon. lightning struck
the home of Jess Tucker, located be-
tween Bismarck and Elvins, killing a
son of Mr.. Tucker, and severely shock
ed two daughters. Fortunately, how
ever, neither of the girls were serious
ly injured.
Misses Mamie Holton and Dora
Smith, formerly employed at State
Hospital No. 4, left recently for Pat
ton, Calf. where they have similar
in the State Hospital
there, and are greatly pleased with
their surroundings. Each has ordered
her Times forwarded to her there.
Mrs. Clifton T. Miller and children,
who have been visiting W. S. Miller
and other relatives here for the last
four weeks, left yesterday for a short
stay in st. Louis, after which they will
return to their home in Williamsburg,
Pa. They were accompanied to St.
Louis by Mrs. Laakman and Miss
Gladys Miller.
Miss Dorothy May Klein, the g.
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Klein, suffered broken right arm
by being thrown from horse
while she was assisting in the hay
harvest at her fathers farm, near
town. She was hurried to the Bonnie
rerre hospital for treatment, and is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hinchey and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Let's, of Cape
county, spent Saturday
night in Pennington enroute to Ar
,adia, where they have gone into
camp and are attending the Assem-
oily. Both these gentlemen are news
paper men, and The Times wishes
for each ofthem a great spiritual up
lift.