The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-06

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end in st. Louis on business.
Big stock of wall paper just re-
ceived at Pennington Mere. Co. =
Mrs. Sam Byington went to ST.
Louis Monday for a few days visit
Clarence helms and Charley Clay,
Of Desloge, were Pennington visitors
Sunday. i
!, Miss Rose Key spent the week-e
In Elvins, the guest of Mrs, Harry
Hallman.
Mrs. Nellie Marbury left Monday TO.
enter a st. Lonis hospital to prepare
for an operation,
Tie regular May term Of the St.,
Francois county circuit court viii con-
vene next Monday.
Mrs. E M. Laakman went to st.
Louis Tuesday to spend week with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Womack, Of
Route 8, spent Saturday with their
niece. Mrs. Roy Sheets.
Ezra Hamors and little son, Lloyd,
OF st. Louis, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Hamors this week.
have an expert shoemaker now IN
nv shop, whose work / guarantee to
please you.-Johnson Shoe Shop.
Miss Christine Akers returned to
st. Louis Monday, after spending q
few days with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Roberts and brother,
John, of st. Louis, spent the weekend
with their parents and Pennington
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John London, OF
Lo,iehboro, visited the families OF W..
b. Styers and Darden Haley the past
week. -g
Willie Green, who has been employ
ed in st. Louis for some time, is nome
for weeks visit with parents and
friends.
There will be important business to
transact at the regular meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce Monday night.
Every member is urged to be present.
>. A box and pie supper will be given
at the Oak HILL school house to-mor-
: row Saturday night for the beneht
of Mr.. Gall, who has been i'll for some
time.
The finest as well as the coursest
fabrics are thoroughly cleaned, with
out injury. on The Eden. Call for q
f: demonstration at A. J. Hawn's, Agent.
y Harrington, Mo. d
ys-Farmers, We VIII buy YOU. WOOL
either, trade or cash. See that an
trnsh is removed and each fleece tied
with wool twines. This must be done
to bring best prices.-=Farmington
Mere. Co. co.
By defeating Wentworth two
straight last week the Chllllcothe
Business College base ball team was
given a good lead in the race withln
the Missouri State Conference for the
base ball championship.
Bulletin No. tells how in one sum
rner at the Chillicothe Business Col
lege teachers can qualify for and Sc
cnre good positions in high schools and
colleges as Commercial teachers. The
special Summer Term begins May 3o-
If YOU want to take the work out OF
washing, and perhaps have it done IN
.vour own home, without the many
worries Of the past, The Eden Electric
Washer is the solution. You should
see this wonderful machine, at A. j.
Hawn's, Agent, Pennington, Mo.
The Epworth League Of the M. E.
Church. South, will entertain and BAN
ouet their many friends who helped
!hem win the cup, in the church base,
ment this evening, and large and
merry party is expected. The mem.
bers of this live organization Of
voung Christian workers feel very
proud of their recent victory, as well
as their trophy, and are consequently
grateful to their many friends whc
:, aided them in their efforts.
Sheriff John G. Hunt left Tuesday
afternoon for Dayton, Ohio, to secure
Roland Phillips, who is wanted in this
county for having sold stolen car e
Shelton T. Horn; at Bonne Terre. TIL:
lis. Sheriff Hunts third trip to Dayton
4 s0h the same mission, as Phillips has
u nlif, up strenuous fight to escape be
III. Ing brought back. But this time Sher'
tssfiiliF Hunt has received a Telegram from
Z tie Dayton authorities that his pris
4 oher was being held for him.
. You should not overlook the fac
that "A. j. Hawn, is agent for Thu
Eden Electric. Washer and Safet!
h Wringer, sapsl will be pleased to give
~ you g deHicnstFahiep Of how the,
Il eliminate work from washing. The!
:, have been tested and approved by th'
4 Good Housekeeping Institute, thar
Z. which there is no higher approval.
Our splendid friend, John T. Burks
\ N Who Is master of the great Iron Noun
Z tain, domain, was looking after bust
\ ness in Pennington Tuesday. On be
IA ing Intercepted regarding an irnpedi
q s1nent in his walk he was using
y feane-The Times was. informed tina
SS.re had been quite seriously injured
w seven weeks ago while, assisting il
ieading hay. In the accident. four O.
\ his ribs had been broken, and he hal
s but recently been able to get about,
NJ c. LaChance, who has been on
Grating a Job printing, shop in Born,
Terre for the past, several months
passed through Fariningtp syssteEda!
morning on his way W Stey Geneyiey,
70 visit with, relatives and ffiends a
his former homet, He reports that tn
i0b shop Of which he was in charge
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