The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-10-29

River Tuesday.
Miss Lala Hicks was visitor in
Flat River Sunday.
Timothy and Red Top Seed at
Pennington Mere. Co. N@S esis A4
Miss Myrtle Thurman spent the
weekend with St. Louis friends.s' -.
Miss Ann Westover, Of St. Louis,
spent the weekend with home folks.
This is fine weather--to think about
where the winters fuel is coming
from. al
lob Syrup Pals at Pennington
Nero. Co.
Misses Lucy Apologize and Ruby
Zolman were Bonnie Terre visitors
Monday.
Washington school will serve hot
lunches in the Monarch theatre cleo
ton night.
Miss Leona Radle, who is working
in St. Louis, spent the weekend with
home folks.
Tin Cans and Mason Jars at Farm
ington Nero. Co.
Miss Genevieve Waters of Detroit,
Mich, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Reinhardt Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wilson, Of
Fredericktown, are the guests OF
Judge and Mrs. J. S. Clay.
Miss Emma Lang attended the
meeting of the District F. W. c. at
Cape Girardeau this week.
Best Navy Beans, 1Oc pound at
Pennington Mere! Co.
Misses Lala and Ada Hicks will go
to st. Louis today for visit with
their sister, Mrs. j. F. Best.
Surely you will be among the thou
sands of visitors at the Pennington
Big Sales Day on Saturday, Nov. 9th.
Tom Mckinney, who has respon-
sible position in st. Louis, spent the
weekend in Pennington with home
folks.
We have a few Ladies' Suits we are
offering at special low prices. Farm
ington Mere. Co.
Mrs. W. A. Frey and son, William
Arthur, of Granite City, ILL.,, are visit
ing their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Z. Womack.
A District Missionary meeting will
be held at the First Baptist church to-
day. Lunch will be served in the
church basement.
Mrs. Gordon Frierson of Jonesboro,
Ark, Mrs. James C. Morris and Mrs.
Robert Forsyth are visiting Mrs.
Chas. Hudson in st. Louis.
We have good stock of fencing
barbed wire, nails and smooth WIRE
ON hand at low prices to everybody
Boswell & HELLER. '
Patronize the Washington School
by. buying sandwiches and coffee at
the Monarch Theatre while you wait
for the returns of the election, Tues
day ssening.
Mrs. Genevieve F. Logan went to
St. Louis Wednesday for a few days.
Miss Susan V. Beeson, who has been
in St. Louis for the past two weeks,
will return with her.
Now is the time to plant fruit trees.
For good trees, at right prices, see A.
C. Wallace, Pennington, Mo-, Pro.
prietor Wallace Nurseries. Att
Mrs. W. H. Harlan left yesterday
for Cape Girardeau to attend teach,
er's meeting. She was accmpaomed
by her daughter, Miss Martha, who
will visit relatives there.
The long continued rains finally
ushered in cold wave, which made
it's appearance Tuesday night. me
drop in temperature makes the rise IN
fuel cost all the more critical.
Saturday, November 9th, has been
chosen for the second Big Sales Day
for Pennington, and an equally i'm
nense crowd is expected to be here
as that of the first occasion OF this
kind.
We are making big reductions in
all skirtings, brown and black mus
Inns, Ginghams and Percals.-Farm-
ingtcn Mere. Co.
Rev. and Mrs. o. H. L. Cunning
ham, who attended the General Asso-
citation of Baptist Churches OF Mis-
souri, at St. Joseph last week, arrived
home Tuesday. They were guests OF
their son while in st. Joseph.
MISS o. W. Bleeck and her guest,
Mrs. Gilbert Fox of st. Louis, left
Tuesday morning for Cape Girar-.
deau to attend the annual meeting OF
Women's Clubs, which was in ses-
sion there Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mesdames Harry Denman, Yancey
White and S. j. Tetley, and Miss En-
ma Lang left Tuesday morning to at
tend the annual meeting Of Wofr1en's
Clubs, which gathering was in SEES
sion Tuesday and Wednesday at Cape
Girardeau.
Last Monday the Monday Club held
an open meeting at the home Of MISS
]. C. Morrit. Judge X. 9. Weber ad-
dressed the ladies on the subject OF
"Citizenship", which was most inter
esting. Miss Alma Williams rendered
a piano solo, and Mrss. r. P. Lang
gave vocal selection. After the pro-
gram, refreshments and a social hour
were enjoyed. ,s .,,s
Capt. W. A. Kennedy reports the
sale of the Frank Highley home, IN,
The Dess addition, to w. H. Williams,
Of Poplar Bluff; consideration, 81
800. Mr.. Highley and family expect
to move to St. Louis about Nov. LIST.
Capt. Kennedy also reports the sale
~ tbo r antseyE home. containing ~