The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-01

Ripe Watermelons at Kieip's.
Coed sapnd Lemons at K1eih's.
Barrel and; Sack Salt at Kein's,
Bulk a8f'Package. Tea at Klein's.
Buy a case Of Soda Water for the
Fourth for one dollar at Klein's... i
1t will not hurt the kiddies--quali-
ty balloons,tA Sghts each, at Klein's.
Buy a Brunswick from Davis. -.
Big week at thesMonarch, next week:
Good news for auto owners: Gas
now zoe a gallon!
Pennington will have "safe and
sane" Fourth of July.
Bernard Harter is again able to be
on duty at the Davis Music Store, al
ter weeks illness. -
Bill Hart Wednesday night at the
Monarch.
Editor Clint Denman, of the Skies
ton Herald, visited in Pennington the
first Of the week. .,
The banks and business houses gen
orally of Harrington will be closed
all day Monday, July Fourth. 4.
Mrs. j. P. Holman, who is employed
in the Davis Music Store, spent last
week in Caledonia with friends.
Just received lot of those nifty
Pongee Shirts at Boyd's,
Miss Ruth Denman, of Sikeston, is
spending the week with her cousin,
Miss Bessie Margaret Denman.
Circuit Judge Peter H. Huck passed
through Pennington Sunday on his
way to his home in Ste. Genevieve.
John Neidert, Fred Karsch and
Earl McAtee motored to st. Louis
Monday, returning home Wednesday.
Perfection Oil Stoves and Wicks for
sale at the Pennington Hdw. Co.
Pennington Lodge No. 1872, A: F. &
A. M. will hold public installation Of
officers tonight, to which number
have been invited.
A large number were present last
Sunday night at the baptismal services
at the Baptist church. when seven per-
sons were baptized.
Buy Brunswick from Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guessing and
little son, of East st. Louis, arrived
here Saturday for visit with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guessing.
Charlie Seitz, of Cape Girardeau, ar
rived here Saturday for visit with
his brother. Frank. They will both
spend the Fourth with their parents in
the Cape.
Tom3Mix, Monarch. Friday night.
Whsat harvest is now under full
Roadway. and is being pushed with all
possible speed. The yield is proving
to be generally satisfactory, both as to
quality and quantity. 80 49, ''"''''.
Skinner complaint is again. quite
prevalent in Pennington and coeamunE
ity, and, strange as. it. may seem, II
appears to be affecting ,grown-ups. at
this time more generally than it is
children. 'rai'' &C. ~ ~ %
Lawn Hose and Lawn Mowers at the
Pennington Hdw. Co. go 2
Group No. 2 of B. Y P. U.>enter-
tanned the rest of the young people
last week at the river ark near Doe
Run bridge, where they served ice
cream and cake and spent an enjoy
able evening.
Mrs. Louisa thinner, wife of Adam
thinner, died at her home in this city,
on Wednesday, June 10Th, aged 81
years, 6 months and "a days. Fune-
raj services were held yesterday and
interment was in the X. Of P. ceme-
terry.
Del Monte Peaches in heavy syrup,
No. 2 cans, Acc at Boyd's,
James Watson returned Tuesday
from a visit with his mother in St.
Louis. James is becoming quite a
traveller, making the trip entirely I'M
attended, and he appeared hardly to
appreciate the importance Of the oc-
Casion.
Davis Music Store sells the Bruins
wick at Flat River.
Word has just reached Pennington
of the drowning Of a young man
Wednesday in the Mississippi river,
q few miles below Ste. 0enevievc,
just opposite Judge E. E. Swink's
farm. The Times has not learned the
name of the young man. -
The Times editor and family leave
to-day for a motor trip to their old
home in Lebanon, Mo-, where they
will spend day or two at "home-
coming" celebration: They will make
the trip by easy,stages. and will be
absent a weeksqr ten. days. 70 ,s
"Man and. His Woman, Monarch,
Tuesday night. no
The Times is informed that C. w.
Swinford has purchased. the W. H.
Beard barber shop and will take
charge of the business next Tuesday:
Mr.. Swinford has worked Sip the
Schmidt barber shop for a 1tuf1bsF of
years and has many friends here.
A young man from Zurich, Switzer-
land, recently graduated from the
Chillicothe Business College. A young
lady is now enrolled from Czecho-
Slovakia, while another, young lady
of Irish descent. spent the FIRST SIX
teen years other life in South Africa
For Polar Bear Electric Fans go to-
the Pennington Hdw. Co. ~
Claude A. Eaton, ,cashier,of one of
the foremost st. Louis baflks,ss spent
the weekend with his family, who are
visiting DR., and Mrs. ], l.. Eaton at
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