The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-25

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Mrs. Bert Beal and son, of ST.
Louis, came down Wednesday night
for visit with friends and relatives.
Rit-all colors-at Klein's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trauernicht,
of Oklahoma, are visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Trauernicht.
Harry Denman, editor of The News,
spent the first of the week in Bloom
ington, ILL.,, and in Chicago on bust
ness.
White and red syrup at kiein's.
Mrs. f. L. Davis, of st. Louis, will
arrive the last of the week for Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. E. IL.
Orear.
Real green cucumbers at klein'S.
Mrs. M. R. Smith and grandson, Al
bert Smith, of St. Louis, are visiting
Mrs. Smiths son, Taylor Smith, and
family.
Fly killers, fly papers and fly pow
der at klein's.
Misses Anna and Villa Buck, of
Columbia, came in Monday to spend
their vacation here with relatives and
friends.
Several splendid rain prospects have
passed without maturing, and crops
are beginning to fail from lack of
moisture.
Mason Jars, caps and rubbers at
Klein's.
Miss Frances Eaton, Of Miami,
Okla, is visiting her uncle, DR.. j. L..
Eaton, superintendent of State Hos
pital No. A.
Mrs. Edwin Carter, of Dallas, Tex
as, and Mrs. Tom Carter and children,
of Louisville, KY, are guests OF Mrs.
F. l. Castleman.
Pulled rice, II cents; pulled wheat,
Is cents-at Klein's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Sanders, of st.
Louis, arrived last week for visit
with. Dardeh Haley and family, who
have recently moved onto the old
Forsyth farm, two miles north Of
Pennington.
Linn Zolman, who is linotype ma
chinist for the Colorado Springs Ga
zette. of Colorado Springs, Colo, left
Friday morning to return home, after
having spent several days here visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hensley and
family, of st. Louis, came down last
Friday. Mr.. Hensley returned to the
city the first of the week, but Mrs.
Hensley and children are spending the
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. M. Beatty
and family, who moved to ST. Louis
last fall, returned Saturday to Farm
ington, where they will again take up
their residence. Many friends will be
pleased to learn of the return Of this
excellent family.
Wednesdays Globe Democrat con-
tanned pictures of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
ID. Fisher, tqgather with an announce
ment of the celebration Of their III
tieth wedding anniversary, which was
held Tuesday evening, June END, at
their home in this city. :,
Bart II. Boyer and his friend.
Squire John D. Vance, OF Eivlns, hieu
themselves yesterday to Reynolds
county i'm pursuit of game and IN
quest of the fnny tribe. They expect
to be gone several days and when they
neturn we expect to have some new
stories to spill, dor Bart and the
Squire have reputation of getting
whatever they go after.
J.. IA. Sisson, the Chiropractor, and
Mrs. Sisson drove to st. Louis the
first of the week, returning home
Tuesday. They made the trip in less
chan train time, about four hours
which is better running than the M. X
q B. T. trains do. They made the
trip. both ways, without puncture OF
a I,ishap, which indicates that the
roads are mot particularly bad. :.
The fire whistle, about 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, served to draw .
considerable crowd to the old brick
ruins, formerly use as a light and ics
plant, just south Of the News buiid,
ing. Prompt efforts were suceessful
in suppressing the flames, which could
have dore little hurt had they beer
permitted to continue through those
ruins, which is now an eye-sore to the
community. ~,
Several Pennington Mas0ns.. some
accompanied by their wives and fam.
lies. Intended public Masonic in
stallation of officers at Bonnie Terre
last eveffing. Rev. e. H. Orear, who
is splendfdly equipped for Masonic IN
str1iction, delivered most interesting
address on Masonic history and teach
inps. Excellent refreshments were
served and it was most enjoyable oe-
casion for all. n
Dr.iand Mrs. S. F. Thurman, of Pc.
tosi. are visiting the family Of s. r
T,rley this week. Thsgnortcr is IL
days Til junior Iof Mr.fusse They
lsarned EbeirTA B3Css Ii Tie Game class
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