The Farmington times., 1921-10-28
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Many attended the fair each day.
New Sorghum at Farmington Mere
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John Buford spent Sunday in Lutest
vile with old home folks. .,41ip Fan
Great crowds were in Pennington
last Friday and Saturday. a
Stoves and Stove Boards at Farm
ington Hdw. Co.
Save money by supporting the Farm
Bureau.
Did you ever experience more de-
hghtful weather? Impossible!
Miss Allie Patton spent the week
end with her mother in lronton.
B. H. Marbury left Sunday for Chi
cago to look after legal matters.
Coal Holds and Shovels at Farm
ington Hdw. Co,
Jerry B. Burks is attending circuit
court at Ste. Genevieve this week.
Herschell Burgess left Tuesday for
St. Louis on few days business trip
The Farm Bureau is what you help
to make it.
Miss Beulah Wampler, of Flat Riv-
er, was a Pennington visitor Satur-
day.
Plunkett Mops, the mop with fin
gers, at Pennington Hdw. Co.
John Conrad, of Custer, Okla, is
here visiting his son, David Conrad
and family. ~
Miss Lena Karsch, of st. Louis,
spent the weekend with relatives and
friends here.
w. A. Brookshire is having barn
built on his residence property in the
eastern part Of town.
John Neidert returned from St
Louis Wednesday, where ne had spent
several days on business.
Farmers, we will pay you either Iii
trade or cash. for your produce. Farm
ington Mere. Co.
The Farm Bureau is the farmers
greatest hope.
o. ]. Ferguson, of the Frederick
town Democrat-News. was here Sat
urday taking in the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Limmer and Albert
Fisher, of st. Louis, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Limmer.
Perry Mccormick, of Plattin, spent
Friday and Saturday here attending
the fair and meeting many friends.
Now is the time to plant nursery
stock. For good trees and low prices,
Mo. lss' =, 44-2t
Work for the Farm Bureau: it
works for you.
Jess Hawkins, circuit clerk of Iron
county, was one of the thousands who
attended the fair Friday and Satur-
day. ,ySGs ~. - ~ esree %nt -
Sargents 100 per cent pure Paint
the paint you ought to buy, at Farm
ington Hdw. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mounce, of
Fredericktown, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. l.. Delaney the last of the
week.
Senator Chas. Belken. of Freder-
icktown, was here Wednesday after
noon on business and met with many
friends.
Help yourself by supporting the
Farm Bureau.
Miss Alma Sheets returned home
Sunday, after spending the weekend
with her sister, Miss Leta Sheets, in
St. Louis.
Mrs. s. M. McAtee, who has been
visiting her parents in Cape Girar-
deau for some time, returned home
Wednesday. S
Special price of $3.50 per bushel or
choice high-grade Timothy seed
Pennington Mercantile Co.
See Mary Miles Minter in "The
Little Clown, under the auspices OF
Parent Teacher Association, Nov. q
l0c and zoe.
What is the Farm Bureau? What
you help to make it.
Mrs. Matte AuBuchon has sold her
store and ten acres of land at French
Village, to her son, and has moved tc
Route l. Bonne Terre. -s
An attractive bungalow is nearing
completion in the Doss addition fol-
William Hogenmiller, into which he
will move when finished.
A fine shower Tuesday night was
sufficient to lay the dust and put the
finishing touch on the perfection Of
the present ideal weather.
We have orders for eggs and poul
try for which wewill pay highest mar
ket price--trade or cash. Farming
ton Nero. Co. 81,
Join the Farm Bureau. Be a Farm
er in the Farmers Organization.
DR.. P. E. Walsh, formerly of this
place, but now of FredericktoWn, at
tended the fair Friday and saturday
and met with many old friehds, ~
F. D. AXE, of the Ironton Register
and County Clerk Hughes, of Iror
county. attended the county exhibit