The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-09-22

Stove pipe AT hieiH %
PfaH's Dip at Klsifs. zzss y
Now navy beans At KleiR,s IA
New. fake hominy at Klein's.
Ask for our s5c Cofee-it's real
Klein'ssE n. &
Mason Jars and Extra Tops at
Klein's. Az taBta
Extra fine white honey, in combs,
at Klein's. See window
Extra good new sorghum at Kein's.
VOLTS Egg Maker at Klein's. y
Mail boxes
Kelley axes
Congolium rugs
Cross-cut saws and
Cistern pumps-,at Harrington
Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Grief motored 10
Sprott Sunday.
Kelley Axes at Pennington Hard
ware Co.
Rev. ]. M. Bailey bought the Rozier
property this week.
Lee Ramsey spent Saturday and
Sunday in st. Louis.
Furnished Room, with board, Call
Phone No. 1884,, "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Highley visited
in Bismarck last week.
Cream Cans at Pennington Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. W.. ]. Eldrige, Of Bismarck,
was a business visitor Monday.
Genwood Faust drove the McAtee
truck to Paragould, Ark, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt attended
the circus at Bismarck Monday night.
], A. Rhodes shipped car load Oh
hogs Tuesday to the st. Louis mar
ket.
King Heaters at Pennington Hard
ware Co.
Guy Brown, of st. Louis, was a
business visitor in Pennington this
week.
Miss Sue Nichols is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Vale Mines this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon, Of Charleston,
are visiting Mrs. Peers Taylor TINS
week.
Beard & Rhodes consigned a car
load of cattle Tuesday to the st. Louis
market.
Aluminium Apple Butter Kettles at
Pennington Hardware Co.
w. B. Rariden & Son shipped car
load of sheep to the st. Louis market
Monday.
Miss Marian Crawley. of st. Louis
was guest of Mrs. Thos. Mckinney
last week.
Mrs. Alice Cruncleton, of Hazel
Ran, was a business VISITOR the
FIRST of the week.
',i'' w, N. Fleming and W. A. Kennedy
were in Doe Run on business Wed.
~ hesday 81 this week. -. f2 f,5- (
-, Stove Pipe and Elbows at Farm
ington Hardware Co.
Vs.. Miss Mabel Garner, of st. Louis, Is
visiting relatives in Pennington ane
the Lead Belt this week.
The F. H. S. foot ball team vii
play the St. Vincent team at Perry
vile, Friday of this week.
Mrs. Wagner, of near Chestnu
Ridge, fell and broke her arm, jus
above the wrist, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coffman, of Golf
man, Mo-, spent the weekend here
visiting relatives and friends.
The Christian church Of Farming
ton is installing new furnace an
-. otherwise improving the basement.
Universal Ranges at Farmingto
Hardware Co.
g. The Pennington base ball tear
will play Bcnne Terre,. at Bonn
Terre, Sunday afternoon. Sept. 24th.
J. R. Tillman, of Libertyville,
moving to Pennington this weeE
where his children will enter school.
Mrs. J. D. Counts, who has been. !
the Liberty hospital in st. Louis tn
past few weeks, is expected HON
Sunday.
Justice Zolman reports the mai
riage of Roy Ketcherside to Miss M
ra Halter, Of Elvins, on Saturda.
Sept. 10th.
The Pennington Hdw. Co. will CT
you most any size glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prescott an
children left Thursday for few day
visit with relatives in Patton ar
Cape Girardeau.
B. H. Marbury went to Irontc
Wednesday to assist in the reorgal
izing of the Ironton Bank, whic
failed recently. ..,.
R. L. Allen, president of the S
Francois County Bank, left Wedne
day morning on several days bus
ness trip to Arkansas. st.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hummel az
3. daughter, of Charleston, were tt
guests of Miss Marian Guessing We
nesday night and Thursday.
J. 2. Yeargain came down from
Louis Saturday nights He will spel
+, the winter with his grand-parent
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Yeargain,
Vale Forge.
Flash lights and flash light ba
teries at Pennington Hdw. Co.
Mrs. K. L. Aliens father, Jno.,
Grove. of Beaufort, Mo-, and h
brother, Asa B. Grove and family,
Sullivan. Mo-, are guests at the ALI
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Coffield, MI
G. N. Baker and Mrs. Sam Byingt
E,,ro,.o1 nf Mrs Il