The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-11-26

Ting with an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Cynthia Gruner, of Doe Run,
was Pennington visitor Tuesday.
COOK STOVES, blue and gray
enameled, $S7.-Boswell & Helber.
DR.. and MISS Lee Rariden motored
: to St. Louis Sunday, returning home
:, Tuesday.
Mayor C. A. Tetley made business
trip to St. Louis Monday, returning
Wednesday.
See those Pennsylvania Vacuum
Cup Tires at the Pennington Tire
Works.
Il "Spotty" Skaggs and Richard Ban
mister, of Bonnie Terre, were in Farm
n ington visiting Sunday.
Mrs. r. Sheets and daughters, Mrs.
"A Roy Sheets and Miss Alma, were Doe
N Run visitors Saturday.
N Mrs. Seabecker returned horne yes
81 terday from St. Louis, where she was
a successfully operated on.
II Recorder Henry O'Bannon was COM
PEELED to leave his office Wednesday
N by an attack of malaria. .
n Rev. and Mrs. Will Laws Sof. Ada,
Il Kan, arrived Monday for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Sam Ragsdale, of Route 3, on Tues
day was called to the bedside of his
mother at Bismarck, who is quite
sick.
G. N. Bess, of Black Oak, Ark, this
week purchased three fine Herefords,
T,,,ln,, nrA FROM II
Grove.
Stop! Look! and Buy!--at the
Old Bank of Pennington building,
Saturday, the 9th. at 8 o'clock.-D.
A. r. Bazaar.
A Mr.. Moore, of Knob Lick, died
last Friday at his home, of pneumonia.
n He was buried in the Knob Lick GEM
N etery Sunday.
Tom Clanin and family motored to
st. Louis yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with relatives. They will re-
4 turn home Sunday.
Il ]. w. Neel, one of Leadwood's good
y citizens, was business visitor in
n Pennington Tuesday and called to
N renew his Times subscription.
Mrs. ]. A. Hughes, who was recent
ly taken to the National Hospital at
Flat River to be operated on, is re-
ported to be in critical condition.
Mrs. Jake Groves, of St. Louis, who
visited her son, Harry Groves, in Doe
Run and friends and relatives here
last week, returned to her home Sat
. urday.
!, Mrs. Barbara Smith was called to
A St. Louis Saturday by the death of
y. her sister-in-law, Mrs. Theresa Filler,
Preaching there only in time to attend
the funeral.
n Miss Margaret Henderson. who is
staking the nurses training course IN
N ST. Louis, will arrive home tomorrow
FOR a hurried visit. She will return
to her work Sunday.
The Times force took vacation
yesterday, talked turkey, and ate
up everything they could get. There
fore this weeks issue is few hours
late-but can you blame US?
Mr.. and MISS j. G. Williams re-
turned to Pennington Tuesday from
their splendid farm at Brickey, Ste.
Genevieve county, and will spend the
winter in their fine home here.
Leo Miller and family left yester-
day for Murphysboro, ILL.,, where
were called by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Mil!er's mother, Mrs. John Miller.
Leo is conductor on the electric Eoad.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Patton drove in
from Cape Girardeau Wednesday and
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Pat
toms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Guessing. They will return home to-
day.
Ruffner Lloyd and family and bro
Their, Robert Lloyd, all of Cape Girar-
deau, spent Thanksgiving with their
mother, Mrs. Anna Lloyd. Both the
Lloyd boys have good positions in the
Cape.
Ed B. AuBuchon, an excellent citi-
zen of tile French Village neighb0r-
hood, was here Wednesday to pay his
taxes and called to have his name
again enrolled on The Times sub
" scription list.
STOVES FOR WOOD, fair stock,
B ranging in price from So for big size
King Heater to SIT for cast-iron top
and bottom with cast lining. COAL
z STOVES, new and second hand
7 Boswell & HELLER.
The very seriuos illness of S. ].
Tetley caused hosts of friends grave
. uneasiness Wednesday morning, but
by evening his condition had mater
; tally improved, and the prayerful hope
: Is that he will soon regain his nor
NAL health.