The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-08-19

DuWihASs AtVla WAHiauiS anu matBuEct
Wichman, who have heen attending
the Cape Girardeau Teachers, College,
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. X. Chamberlain
and daughter returned the first Of the
week from the Sednlia State Fair,
making the trip in their err They
|prqpounce the Fair very good. = =
Mrs. /. N. Hamilton and daughter,
Miss Corine, who have been visiting
Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs. Iennie
Rottger, left Wednesday for their
home i'm DeSoto.
A number of Farmingtonians are
expecting to attend big dance that
will be, given this evening by the
Leadwood Club in the new Community
House at that place.
Miss Anna Menge and the members
Of her Sunday school class returned
Tuesday from Arcadia where they
had spent two weeks in attendance at
the. Baptist Assembly.
Little Miss Estelle Wishon and
brother, John, after a weeks visit with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Adams, returned Sunday to
their home in Irondale.
Capt. and Mrs. Theo. D. Fisher and
daughter, Mrs. Gcnevieye Logan, ex-
pect to leave about Oct. 18th to spend
the winter with their daughter. Mrs.
Simmons, in New Orleans, La.
Kenneth O'Bannon. who has been at
tending the naval school at Great
Lakes, ILL.,, left Tuesday for st. Louis
after short visit with old home folks
From there he will go to California.
. Judge E. E, Swink, member of the
State Fair Board from the Thirteenth
Congressional District, left Sunday
for Sedalia, where he is in charge of
important work at the big State ex-
hibit,
Miss Freda Trauernicht, who has
position in Attorney General Barrett's
office in Jefferson City, arrived Sat-
urday to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Trauer-
NIGHT.
Joe Kirchner attended parish pic
mic at his old home in Lawrenceton
Saturday, remaining for few days
visit at the old home, and on Tuesday
he served as best man at his brothers
wedding. :
Mrs. C. B. Richards and son, Cap,
returned Saturday to their home in
New Madrid, after visit with her
brother, ]. G. Watson, and family.
Mrs. Watson accompanied them home
for visit.
The Lutheran congregation have
just completed extensive repairs on
their school building and finished it
off with an attractive coat of paint,
in readiness for the opening of the
school year,
Mrs. Conrad Rickus, who has been
in ElPaso, Texas, the past year for
her health; arrived here Saturday for
a visit with relatives and friends. She
will return to ElPaso on the compile
ton Of her visit.
cThat splendid old friend Of The
Times, Jos. H. Hogenmiller, of Vein
garterl, was Pennington visitor Sat
urday and, as usual, called at this Of
fee to renew his subscription little
in advapce of its expiration
Mr.. and MsrSCarl Trauernicht, Of
Jefferson City, came in Tuesday eve
ming to spend few days with CARTS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman TrAuer-
NIGHT. Carl holds responsible place
in State Auditor Hackmann's office.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Watkins re-
turned the last of the week from a
visit to a sister in Springfield. The
sick sister, Mrs. Waddell. returned
home with them for visit, and while
she is, under treatment is getting
along nicely.
DR. w. C. billiard, Taylor Smith, J.
Ed, Swink and Gene Mitchell left yes
terday for Castor, in Bollinger county,
on few days fishing trip. They ex-
pect to return today, when their FAM,
lilies will perhaps be well Supplied with
fsh-stories.
Remember the Pennington Nero.
Go. is now offering hundreds Of dollars
worth of very seasonable merchandise
at greatly reduced prices ON all sum
mer weight goods. They must be
closed out to make room for fall goods
that win begin to arrive soon.
DR.. John Robinson is having extern
sive improvements made on mis- splen-
did Liberty street home. He is hav-
ing two rooms added, changing his
bath room, and having commodious
basement added, in which his furnace
will be installed. With these improve
ments John thinks the home will be
Just about right.
Civil Service examinations for men,
women, over II. Railway Mail Clerk,
$780, Postoffice Clerk, Government,
Clerk, Typist. $1400-S1800. Expert
ence unnecessary. For free, partieu-.
lars, write R. Terry Former Civil
,SetvSces examiner) 1923 Continental
Bldg.a Washington, D. C.. BAIT
"a While driving their new Dodge car
last Friday evening, Mrs. Fred Karsch
lost control of the machine at the
crossing Of College avenue and "a"
street, causing it to run into FIRE
plug on the corner the heavy shock
breaking.the windshield and the flying
glass cutting q cash in Mrs. Karsch's
forehead, also cutting the face other
mother, Mrs. Sackman, who was drivr
ing with her. Walter Blomeyer, who
CHANGED to be passing, was also struck.
by the car, and thrown onto the Lee
porch, sustaining dislocated thumb.