The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-25
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Roy Adams and Francis Fuhrmeis-
ter motored to Caledonia Sunday.
Charles Morris, of st. Louis, spent
the weekend with his parents here.
Guaranteed ant and roach-proof
sliding castors at Pennington Hdw.
Co. al2e8 &si
Ben O'Dell made business trip to
Dexter Monday and returned Wednes-
day.
Mrs. r. Fugate left Wednesday for
a visit with Fredericktown relatives
and friends,
Miss Evelyn Ware is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John v. Priest, at Jack
son this week.
columbian" Blue Serge made-to-
order 3-piece suit $3.50. f. j..
Gierse, Tailor.
Miss Virginia Marbury, is spending
this week visiting relatives ana
friends in Caledonia.
A fine baby girl arrived Tuesday,
August %, at the home OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. w. E. Williams.
BICYCLES, tires, inner tubes, saddles,
chains and all other repairs for blcy-
Giles at Pennington Hdw. Co.
Mrs. Otis Whorley is able to be
about again after serious illness Tor
the past seven weeks.
Miss Katherine Yount, Of Cape Gil
rardeau, came up Saturday for a VISIT
with Miss Helen Graves.
We are receiving each day ship
ments of fall dresses. Call and see
them at Haynes & Co.
Miss Leila Davis spent the week
end in St. Louis visiting Miss Florence
I.adle and other friends.
Rolla Coezan attended the meeting
of the Franklin Baptist Association
at Flat River Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Graham are visit
ing relatives and friends in Southern
Illinois and Missouri this week.
Perfection oil stoves, wood. stoves,
stove pipe, elbows, fue stops ana OIL
wicks at Pennington Hdw. Co.
Miss Lillian Thomson, of Cleveland,
Ohm. came to Pennington last week
to attend the wedding of her sister.
w. H. Andrews, the Bonnie Terre
merchant, was looking after business
in Pennington Wednesday afternoon.
We have large line OF new ran
coats, of latest design. We can please
you. Haynes & Co.
Miss Irma Grounds, of st. LOUIS,
snent a few days the first of the week
as a guest of her cousin, Miss Whia
Horn.
Henry N. Eversole, st. Louis at
torney-at-law, drove down last week
for a few days visit with his uncle b.
H. Marbury.
Protect your health and comfort by
screening your doors and windows
.Tetley-Klein Lumber Go.
Geo. Rickus and family, OF New
Madrid county, drove up last week for
a visit with the formers father, I'm
Gle" Geo. Rickus.
r. Cunningham, who has been VS.
;tinc relatives and friends here for
the past week, left yesterday tor MS
home in St. Louis.
Lewis Yeates and daughter, MISS
Elyira, attended the meeting OF She
Franklin Baptist Association at flaV
River last Wednesday.
We have an attractive line OF nov,
elty goods, which we would be pleased
to show you. Haynes q 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Shelton and two
daughters, of Mayfield, Kentucky, ar
rived the first of the week for WISH
with William Gardner.
Mr., and Mrs. w. R. Watts and lit
tie daughter, Villa, of Bonner springs
Kansas, are visiting MIR. and MRS
Gordon Watts this week.
A few stoves, fireless cooker, a
f,our box. bed and small things still
for sale at the T. D. Fisher residence
Miss Gladys Miller left Wednesday
fer lockwood, where she will VISIT
her cousin, Miss Virginia Taylor, ana
other relatives and friends.
Long handle wooden spoons, collan-
ders, preserving kettles, omelet pans
and aluminium dish pans at Farming
ton Hdw. Co.
Miss Florence Nations, after spend
ing her vacation with home folks, lett
Tuesday afternoon to attend Teach
ers College in Springfield, Mo.
Robert Lloyd, who is employed by
the Brown Shoe Co. in st. Louis, came
down Saturday for a weeks vacation
with his mother and friends here
ANY one desiring to sow grass or
wheat near Pennington and Flat Riv-
er write 4739 Westminster Place, st:
Iouis Mo 34-tf
Mrs. Minnie Tucker and little son,
r. j.. of Pontiac, ILL.,, spent few days
the first of the week visiting Judge
and Mrs. R. c. Tucker and family
Miss Virginia Thomson, of st. Louis,
came down last week to attend the
wedding Of her sister. She will remain
for a visit Of two weeks with her pa
rents.
Renew and beautify your home, with
an attractive coat of paint. Good
Ready Mixed Paint or Lead and Oil,
at right prices, at Tetley-Nein Lum-
Der Co. 50. I
Mrs. Charles Blackledge and chill
dren. of Ste. Genevieve, spent several
DAYS the first of the week visiting
Mrs. Blackledge's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. S. Cole.
Henry Man1ey is again suffering
from his usual attack of hay fever,