The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-10-08

The Pennington high school foot
ball team went to Perryville Friday
and met the team at that place on the
| grid-ircn. The. play resulted in 9
victory for'tiIe darlington team by
a score of SO to'6.s
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Oscar Whitener. Of
Fredericktown, andf Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Whitener, Of Marquand, visited
J, l. Clanin and family the first of the
week. From here they went to Iron
4 ton to visit relatives.
I Mr.. Mckee, a missionary from At
RIGA, will speak at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening at 1880. Miss
| Hall, a Kentucky mountain worker,
will also speak at the same time and
place. The public is invited.
Mrs. S. J. Hensley writes& The
Times from Texarkana, Ark.-Tex., to
have this paper sent to her the COM
ing year. She says: eve are all well,
but hungry for news from our old
home town." The Times will add ad-
ditional cheer to that home. =.
DR.. j. l.. Eaton, who has been con-
fined to his bed room for the past
month, is again able to be up. and he
is therefore stirring about and giving
his personal attention about State
Hospital No, 4, to see that nothing
has been neglected during his long
confinement.
Rev. E. H. Orear returned Wednes-
nay from annual Conference at Poplar
Bluff and is preparing to move to his
new charge at Cape Girardeu. He
and Mrs. Orear and little son will
leave Saturday for their new home.
Rev. Orear will return next week to
complete his moving arrangements.
The Times has been informed that
q. 0. Nations is not campaigning for
Arthur M. Hyde for Governor, as was
recently stated in this paper. Mr..
Nations is still at work in Washing
ton, D. C. The error was doubtless
caused from the fact that his son,
with the same initials as the father, is
working in the Hyde campaign.
Mrs. O. W. Bleeck left Saturday
for Rolla, Mo-. to attend the meeting
Of the Executive Board of the Mis-
souri, Federation Of Women's Clubs,
which was held at that place Oct. 4
and 5. Before returning home, Mrs.
Bleeck will spend day at the annu-
al gathering of the Missouri Writer'S
Guild, Of which she is member.
H. H. Hoy, secretary of the Demo-
cratic Club at Flat River, was here
Monday looking after political mat
ters. Mr.. Hoy is ilve-wire, and is
doing splendid work for his party in
his home town. He informed The
Times that Judge Deering and 0. l..
Munger, both excellent speakers, will
address the people of Flat River this
friday evening.
Rev. Geo. W. Harlan tied the nup-
tial knot for Knowles L. Klob and
Miss Mary f. Marshall, both of this
county, at his home in Pennington, on
Wednesday, Oct. 9th. at / D. m. If
there is anything in special provi. |
dence,NtAsn-an extra blessing will |
surely accompany these newly~weds,
by reason of their having been united |
in wedlock by such grand old man
in Gods vineyard.
Hon. Chas. M. Hay will speak at
the court house in this city at 7:3O
tomorrow Saturday evening. He !
will give considerable attention to a
discussion of the League of Nations, |
which question he is so we'll prepared
to discuss with authority, as he has
given much study TO that question. If .
you desire information on that all /!
important question, you cannot af-
ford to fail to hear this gifted orator |
and debtaer Tomorrow evening.