The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-25

h Mrs. A. ZIP. Wishon and two chill
dren, of Irondale, are spending the
week with Mrs. Visions parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Adams.
So great is the demand for its grad
yates that Chillicothe Business Col
lege not only guarantees positions, but
allows many students to qualify first
and then pay out Of their salaries.
DR.. John Robinson returned Sun
day from few days visit with rela-
tives in Charleston. Mrs. Robinson
and daughter remained for longer
visit with relatives and friends in her
old home.
Special sale Saturday, September
2nd--A large standard type Winches-
ter Flash Light for Scat H. C.
Nell Hdw. Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene orten, of Fed
eral, drove to st. Louis Wednesday,
accompanied by James Orten and
Harry McLarney, who will spend their
vacations in the city with relatives
and friends.
]. A. Ballard came in Sunday for a
brief visit with relatives and old
friends, leaving Monday afternoon for
st. Louis. Jimmie" is making not
able success as a travelling salesman
in southern territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McClintock drove
down from St. Louis and spent the
weekend with relatives here. They
were accompanied on their return by
their nephew, John Carton, who will
make visit in st. Louis.
Butcher knives, pairing knives, slic-
ing knives, butcher cleavers, pork
chop cleavers and anything in the cut
lery line sold under a money-back
guarantee at Pennington Hdw. Co.
Fred Karsch and family arrived
home Sunday from two weeks auto
trip through Oklahoma, their final
destination being Oklahoma City.
They were prepared for camping out
and enjoying every moment of their
vacation.
The standing of Chillicothe Bust
ness College in educational circles was
shown in the call for a secretary re-
ceived from Stephens College last
week, also in the placement of still
another secretary with Missouri Uni
versity.
Kit frying pans cents. 3 bars seal
ing wax cents; 8 dozen can rubbers
rs cents; fruit jars and tops at Farm
ington Hdw. Co.
Misses Bess holland, Virginia Nor
ris, Ina Evans, Louise Lang, Helen
Graves, Catherine Yount of Cape Gil
rardeau, and Ted Graves were guests
of Charles Adami, of Bonnie Terre, at
dance given at his home Monday
evening.
Mrs. M. r. Smith and daughters,
Misses Nancy and Bah, and grandson,
Master Robert Smith, who have spent
several months in this city, occupying
Mrs. Anna Lloyd's cottage on Liberty
street, are leaving this week for their
st. Louis home.
Richard Williams and Lee Ramsey
returned Sunday from weeks "pros-
pecting" tour through Southeast Mis-
souri, and Illinois. They made a
speedy, comfortable and pleasant trip
and visited many places in "Bus'
Hudson Sedan.
Special sale Saturday, September
2nd-A large standard type Winches-
ter Flash Light for Scat H. c.
Nell Hdw. Store.
The Junior League OF the M. E.
Church, South, presented the play,
"a Vision of Youth, last Tuesday
night in the church basement. It was
great success from an artistic
standpoint, being very beautifully
staged. The financial returns were
very gratifying and the pledge to-
ward the Arcadia swimming pool was
easily raised.
Many preparations are being made
for the big picnic to be held on the
Carleton College grounds in this city,
on Sept. 18th, Labor Day, starting at
| 1890 D. m. The advertising matter
states that it will be given under the
auspices of the St. Francois county
candidates and the Pennington Ath-
letic Association. Many interesting
features have been arranged and an
enjoyable time is promised all who at
tend.
Mrs. Fannie Shaw, who leads mu-
steal chautauqua company, has made
arrangements to give a benefit in
Pennington for the benefit of the
Public Library, Immediately after the
close of the chautauqua season. Be-
sides Mrs. Shaw and son, William
there are in this company two or three
others, all expert musicians, and their
entertainment will be well worth
while. Wednesday, Aug. Both, is the
date fixed for this benefit, which will
| he in the Monarch theatre