The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-09-02
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Guarantee Tablets at Kein's.
Fresh Fruit at Nein's--fine for
school lunches.
Barrel and Sack Salt at Klein's.
New Sweet Potatoes at Klein's.
Tin cans, sealing wax and jar rub
bers at Klein's.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Joe Marty was an Ironton visitor
Tuesday.
Roy Miller made a business visit to
Bismarck Monday,
Sport and Street Hats priced from
$3.50 up. Bonnet Shop.
The public schools will open next
Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
Paul Brewer, of Flat River. was in
Pennington Wednesday.
Smiley Meyer, of Elvins, was a
Pennington visitor Sunday,
We have those splendid Del Monte
Apricots.-Boyd's.
George Smith, Of Route 3, spent the
weekend with friends here.
Ralph Gibson, Of Flat River, was a
business visitor here Monday.
w, T. Gardner leaves today for Cape
Girardeau to spend his vacation.
Miss Florence Tetley spent the
weekend with friends in Caledonia.
Miss lone Wallace, of Flat River, is
visiting Mrs. Allen Conway this week
Felt Hats, $3.50 and $500, at Mrs
Q q Watts 35-1i
Elder R. L. Allen attended the
"home coming" at Jackson last week
Miss Bessie Mosier, of Flat River
was Pennington visitor Wednesday
Opal Evans has been employed as
a teacher in the Esther public schools
Miss Estene O'Sullivan, of Doe Run
spent the past week with Miss Bessie
Boyd.
J.F. Karsch returned Monday from
a months visit to his Arkansas plan
tation.
We have a complete line of De
Monte Canned Fruit.-Boyd's.
County Court held a brief session
Saturday, settling with the Road Over
seers.
Mrs. N. D. Vail, of Poplar Bluff, is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. q
Barroll.
A. F. Guibe-t, of Webster Groves
was a business visitor in Pennington
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Turpin, of Knob Lick
spent yesterday here with her aunt
Mrs. L. J. Cundiff. 49,.
Felt Hats, $3.50 and $500, at Mrs
g. C. Watts, 35-1t
Marvin Springmeyer left Tuesday
for st. Louis, where he hopes to Sc
cure employment.
Miss Alma Brewer, of Flat River
is spending the week with her aunt
Miss Mary Hicks.
Miss Hilda Brewer, Of Flat River
was the guest of Pennington friends
the first of the week.
P. C. Hough, of Fredericktown
spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hough.
"Get WISE. Buy a case of De
Monte Peaches.-Boyd's.
Burdette Johns left Sunday fol
Columbia to enter the State Unlver
'sity for another year.
Hershell Burgess, who is clerkine
in McKinney's, left Wednesday for
weeks visit in st. Louis.
The mercury these days continues
to be remarkably high. though the
nights are generally cool.
Misses Beulch Rhodes and Ethe
Burgess spent Sunday in Doe Run
with relatives and friends.
Fall and Winter Hats now on dis
play at Mrs. S. c. Watts. 35-1'
= Richard Williams leaves today fol
Liberty to enter William-Jewell Col
iege for the ensuing term.
Miss Margaret King, of st. Louis
arrived Monday for weeks visit witt
her cousin, Miss Ceva Hicks.
The Parent = Teachers Association
will hold meeting in the High Schoo
building on Friday, Sept. 9th.
Mrs. H. L. Nicholas leaves today
for her home in Oak Park, ILL.,, aftel
a months visit with home folks.
Buy a dozen cans of Del Mont'
Sliced Pineapple at Boyd's- q,
Miss Florence Nations left yester
day for Linden Mines, Mo-, where sh'
has been engaged to teach school.
Ed Brewer, Yves Pratt and Vernon
Doss left Tuesday on fishing trip OF
Marble creek. They will return today
Miss Florence Mitchell and Earl Nc
Aztec attended "home coming" il
Jackson, Cape Girardeau county, las
week.
Just received shipment ofw new
sport and ready to wear, Bonnie
Shop.
Miss Myrtle Frances Nations lief
yesterday for Washington, D. G.
where she will teach school the ensu
ing year,
Miss Villa Ware leaves today fol
jackson, Cape Girardeau county
where she will teach school for the
ensuing term
John. Hay, of Marion, Ill, who ha!
been visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. y. @. Watson, will leave to
day for home.