The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-18
LOCAL MENTION

CantaIOupeS at hlcih d n -
Monday was Flag Day, and was APT
propriately observed in Pennington. \
Mayford Spence, of St. Louis, Is
Z visiting relatives and friends here this
week, l, lr
Polish mops at Klein's.
Circuit Clerk j. c. Heifner has
been attending court in st. LOUIS TINS
week.
Fresh bread every day at Kein's.
Miss Georgia Edwards left Sunday
for Cape Girardeau to attend the State
Teachers College.
Rit-all colors-at kleln's.
Miss Iva Richards left Sunday for
Cape Girardeau, where she will enter
Cape Girardeau Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Robinson and
children left yesterday morning for
st. Louis for a brief visit.
Ward Fleming returned home last
week from Washington, University
Medical School for the summer
White and red syrup at nieins.
Judge and Mrs. J. s. Clay attended
the Parkin-Thompson nuptlals IN
Fredericktown Tuesday morning.
Great double-header ball game at
the Y. M. C. A. and American Legion
picnic at Columbia Park, July D.
Fly killers, fly papers and fly pow
der at Klein's.
Miss Roberta Tetley, who is at
tending Teachers College at Cape Gi-
raraeau, spent the weekend at home.
Senator Chas. j. Belken, of Fred
ericktown, was shaking hands with
his many friends in Pennington Tues
day.
LYMAN H. Reed, local agent for the
Lincoln Housing Trust, returned yes
terday from business trip to St
Louis.
Croquet Sets-6 and ball $225
and $500, at II. G. Nell Hardware
Store.
A real amusement program is being
arranged for the monster celebration
at Columbia Park, near Flat River,
July 5.
Col. B. B. Cahoon, of Frederick
town, spent several days as guest at
the Peter Guessing home the past
weekend
Strawberries fresh every day at
Klein's.
Heber Nations, the Post-Dispatch
jefferson City correspondent, arrived
in Pennington Monday for a visit
with his mother.
Mrs. J. ]. Edwards and Miss Mary
Orten left on the 9th for an indefinite
STAY with relatives and friends in Col
orado Springs, Colo.
Mason Jars, caps and rubbers at
Kein's. -. --- = I'd. g., ~
If you follow the crowd July S yon
will wind up at the monster celebra-
ton and picnic to be held at Columbia
Park, near Flat River, July s.
so Kokomo Auto tires, Gridiron
tread, $15.75 to $40, at II. C. Nell
Hardware Store.
New classes are to be organized
again June 28th for those wishing to
enter the Chillicothe Business College
while the old pre-war rates are still
in effect.
Mrs. E. M. Laakman went to St.
Louis Wednesday to meet Mrs. Cliff
ton Miller and children, of Wilkins
bury, Pa, who will make lengthy
visit here.
Pulled rice, II cents; pulled wheat,
Is cents.-at Klein's.
Herbert Radle left the first Of the
week for the Kansas harvest fields.
Lehman Braning will fill his place in
the Field-Lippman Piano Store while
lie is gone.
Wheat in this community is ripen-
ing for the harvest, which will begin
next week. While the acreage is
short, the yield generally is expected
to be good.
Northern potatoes, $4,75 per bush
ell, at Klein,s.
You don't have to leave the county
to have a good time July 5. Attend
the celebration at Columbia Park,
near Flat River, There will not be
an idle minute.
Miss Virginia Marbury left Tues
day by auto in company of Bert
Smith and daughter on their return
home to Bloomfield, where Miss Vir-
ginia will visit friends.
Harness, Horse Collars, Harness
Repairs, and Hatness Oiled at H. c.
Mell's Hardware Store.
Misses Nellie Schwaner and Mil
dred O'Brien, of Fredericktown, and
Miss Elsie Shelby, of Perryville, Wis
tied Miss Juanita McAfee Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
The program committee for the
celebration to be held at Columbia
Park, near Flat River, is arranging
for two of the best known speakers in
the State to be present.
Tested Seed Corn, $3.75 per bushel;
Millet Seed, SO per bushel--at H. c.
Mell's Hardware Store.
Miss Ina Evans returned Saturday
from Liberty, Mo, where she attend
ed house party and visited her
brother, Opal, who graduated from
William Jewell College this week. -,
One of the biggest, best and safest
steam swings, ever built will be on
the grounds to. whirl the Riddles
around at the celebration at Columbia
Park, near Flat River, July 5.
A coronlatalv eu,,ipned canning fac.