The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-22
LOCAL MENTION

Forabetter service try iBcyd's. ~
Pictures framed at the Davis Music
Store.
MisseMary Roberts has, accepted
work instbe News office. sasaa
Cool offFwith a plunge at Bi2nsyefa.
Cool ana.breezy Palm Beec Trops y.
ers.--Boyd's. Si....y "
Should you desire anything fancy in
Mems Neckwears 60 to Boyd's.
Pictures framed at the Davis Music,
Store SaS =
Buy i tcase of Del Monte Peaches
to-day--Boyd's. sE
Tuesdays rain also brought q de-
lightful change in the temperature,
Cool off with plunge at Blomeyer's.
Pictures framed at the Davis Music
Store.
Miss Doris Klug, Of St. Louis, is the
guest this week of Miss Dorothy RICK
US.
Miss Goldie Halbert spent the week
end at the home of W. N. Green, on
Route 8.
Spend an evening at Blomeyer's and
keep cool. g. d
Mrs Robert Abner and children, OF
ct Louis. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Limmer.
Pictures framed at the Davis Music
Store.
We have a complete line Of mems
overalls, Unionalls and Work Shirts,
all sizes, at Boyds.
Do you want stylish Cap, with
comfort? Buy Billy Kent, at taSds.
Miss Alice Thomure. of Flat River,
as6enG the weekend with Pennington
relatives and friends.
Bathing, changing rooms, lockers
and board walks at Blomeyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheets and
children, of Doe Run. spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sheets.
Mrs. N. R. White and daughter, Mrs.
Patton, and little son, of Elvins, were
Pennington shoppers Wednesday.
Trade at Boyd's and fill your PAN
try with beautiful Aluminium Ware,
absolutely free.
The drouth, which was becoming
critical, has broken, and there is still
an excellent PROJECT for good corn
yield.
]. w. Mccarthy, of st. Louis, spent
the weekend with his family, who are
visiting with their aunt, Miss Rhoda
Boise.
List your property with the st.
Francois County Abstract and Loan
Co. Office over the Pennington Post
Office.
George Lacewell, of Yatima, Wash,
arrived here Monday for visit with
his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Batson, and
other relatives.
Earl Croke, of Tulsa, Okla, son OF
former Collector ]. j. Croke, arrived
here Saturday for visit with relatives
and old friends.
MI. and Mrs. W. W. Waters left
Tuesday morning for a visit to their
old home in New Madrid, making the
trip in their car.
Money to loan on farms by st. Fran
co.'s County Realty, Abstract and Loan
Co. Office over Pennington Posi-
Office.
Lee Ramsey, cashier Of the St. Fran
co.'s County Bank, returned Sunday
from his vacation, which he spent with
relatives and friends.
For the protection of life it is most
important that the laws be more Vlg-
orously enforced in st. Francois coun-
tv regarding autOmobiling.
Get a season ticket for Blomeyer's
and always have your individual lock
er.. At Lang Motor Co. and at the
grounds. ,-.
Miss Geraldine Heuter, of Ste. Gen
evieve. who has been visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. L. Riney, the past
few weeks, returned home Friday.
Misses Marcia Lee and Grace vii
liams returned Saturday from SD
weeks visit with relatives and frlenhS
in Cape Girardeau and adjacent towns
Diplomas and Certificates should bt
framed. Framing headquarters II
Pennington and Flat River, The Davis
Music Store.
Nick Zehr, who has been employed
at the Pennington Hardware Co., ha'
accepted a position in Limmer's Bak;
cry, where he will learn the baking
business.
John Stephenson and son, Earl. anC
Mr.. Lewis and son, Everett, of De'
Arc, No, were here this week to make
arrangements for the boys entering
the Ozark Business College.
Miss Helen Karsch left Monday fol
St, Louis for brief visit with rela
.tives. From there she will go to Den
yer, Colo, for months visit with hel
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Prim. ...,s. =
VIM. Cornman and Miss Mauc
Holmes, both of Libertyville,, were
united in the holy bonds of@ediock II
this city on Monday, July 18th the
ceremony being performed by Eldel
r. l. Allen.
A splendid, greatly needed and most
welcome rain visited this section Of the
country Tuesday afternoon. For al
raost an hour there was. soaking
d0Synpour, which will be of inessimablt
benefit TO- crops., 3 80. go. &t.a
Tho Times splendid friend, John T