The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-11-19

8itor the first of the week.
Mrs. J. B. Burks is spending the
kweek with st. Louis friends.
COOK STOVES, blue and gray
enameled, $s7.-Boswell g. HELLER.
John Thompson, of Flat River, was
Ia Pennington visitor yesterday.
n Alfred johnson, of Flat River, was
la Pennington visitor Wednesday
N Mrss. Henry Rub, Of Doe Run, was
here on a shopping trip yesterday
Robin Doss, of Route Z, was BUS
Biness visitor in Pennington yesterday.
a Coal prices are still soaring. There
appears to be no way to clip It's wings
III Rorn. to Mr., and Mrs. Mode Golf
man. on Thursday, Nov. 10th, son.
ia 20 X 8 t-2 Tires for $11.0O at the
HF armington Tire Works.
# Mrs. d. L. Delaney spent the flrs'
x of the week with friends IN hu'eS-
"a vile.
81 Miss Lala Hicks went to st. Louis
Ii Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. j. F.
Il Bess.
" See those Pennsylvania Vacuum
III Inn Tires at the Pennington IRE
q Works.
w. A. Richey, of St. Williams sta
"a ton, was in Pennington yesterday on
u business.
John L. Mcfarland, OF Elvins'
Route /, was business visitor mere
yesterday.
J. F. Hicks and family spent sun
dav with the family of W. W. Whte
at Fredericktown.
A large number of visiting attor-
news are in attendance at olfcui'
Court this week.
Miss Pauline Rinke, of Flat River,
,,ant the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Rolla Coezan.
Come to the basement OF the M; l..
Church. South, on Dec. End, to buy
YOUR Christmas gifts.
Mrs. C. B. Acuff and Mrs. Lizzie
Landolt. of Bonnie Terre, were SHOP
ping here Wednesday.
Who trims 1.-THE Minister'S Wires
New Bonnet"? Come to the Mon
arch Nov. %, and see.
]. H. Malugen, of Bonnie Terre, Is
omonp the many visiting attorneys
at Circuit Court this week.
q. L. Munger, of Piedmont, is mere
this week looking after the interests
of clients in Circuit Court.
Sundy Liolios and family returned
the last of the week from ten days
visit with St. Louis friends.
Mrs. CLYDE Mcdaniel spent TIKI
weekend with her brother, Delper
Swearingen, in Herculaneum.
Mrs. ]. w. Bowman Of Bonnie Terre
sncnt the first. of the week with mel
daughter, Mrs. Lynn Rariden.
"If YOU don't think cooperation II
necessary. watch what happens to
wagon if one wheel comes off"
Mrs. Reuben Appleberry, of Bonn'
Terre, is spending few Gays VIII
her mother, Mrs. Hattie MCDANIEL
w. B. Rariden & Son shipped ca
land of cattle and car load OF hog
"Wednesday to the St. Louis market.
Hear the plans of The Improvement
Committee in "The Minister'S WlteI
New Bonnet" at the Monarch Nov. 20
Mrs. Paul Hummel. of Charleston
left Monday for her home, a1ter
weeks visit with Miss Marion tiles
sing.
Mrs. John Swearingen, of Hogan
Iron county, spent Wednesday an
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. ".
Swearingen.
After a spell OF real winter weathee
the past week. the mercury is agar
rising, and at present weather cond
tions are fine.
The picture show at the Monarc
Monday evening, for the benefit,
the South Ward school, was well a
tended, and neat sum was nettea.
]. C. Pratt, St. Louis attorne,
we'll known IN this community, a
rived in Pennington Wednesday
attend to business in circuit court.
Mrs. Albert Smith and son ar
daughter, Glenn and Rosebud, arrive
home Saturday night from a few da!
visit with relatives in Bounds, WayI
county.
That excellent citizen and got
friend of The Times, G Z. Johnso
of Route 2, was a pleasing caller
this office Wednesday and renew
his subscription.
The people of this country ha'
much to be thankful for this year, al
all should be in a frame Of mind
render sincere praise and thanksg'
ing next Thursday.
Miss Louise Hough, telephone o
orator, suffered fainting spell Su
day while on her way home from n
work. Medical assistance was SUI
moned and she was soon restored.
Don't fail to attend the home tale
play, "The Minister'S Wife's Nc
Bonnet" at the Monarch next Tue
day night, Nov. %. Tickets on So
now at Mrs. Watts millinery store.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Chure
South, gave a Birthday Social We
nesday afternoon, at the home Of Mi
Nellie Marbury, which was very 81
cessful, both socially and financial
Last Sunday was Rally Day at t
Methodist church, and an appropria
and interesting program was render'
Among the most interesting numbe
was an address by Prof. W. L. Johl
A ,,rrnho,. IF Masnns from this ci