The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Typewriter supplies at PeIty'' Book
Store.
German millet and stock peas at
Klcin's.
Sweet aud dill pickles in bulk at
Klein's.
SHEET MusIC-All the latest songs
at Spradliug's.
Mrs. Peers Taylor spent several days
in st. Louis last week.
For baseball and tennis goods go to
Pelty's Book Store.
Gold Medal Flour makes better
bread. Get it at Kle:n's.
Miss Virginia Clsrdy has been down
from St. Louis for short visit.
Miss Mary Butterfeld left Monday
for Chicago to spend few weeks.
Misses Mary Wilson and Kate Marks
spent several days in st. Louis this
week.
Miss Jennie Kennedy will return this
week from visit to Fort Smith, Ark,
relatives.
The Baldwin Pianos are the best in
tone, quality and action. See them
at Spradling's.
Roy Adams left Wednesday for
IIoratio, Ark, to spend the summer
with his brother.
New Hammond typewriter for sale
less than cost. Apply to Oscar l..
Halle u Co.
viii Casey of Rock Island, Illinois,
visited his sister, Mrs. W. S. Anthony,
for few days.
Misses Manda and Sue Lambeth
of near Hazel Run visited Mrs 5. l..
Asbury one day last week.
A large tennis club is being formed
In town and arrangements made for
ldIHt CuulN NJ
Have you told Miss Petty that you
would DIN the proposed library? See
orItelephone to her at once.
Vernon Doss, manager of the EleC-
trio Railway base ball team, was in st.
LOUIS this week on business for the
team.
See and hear the Hamilton Piano,
the best piano tor the price. Special
cut price on n few styles. See Sprad-
ling, the Piano man.
Mr. NJ. Z. Cayce and Secretary ".
W. Waters OF State Hospita, No.
went to St Louis last Monday on
business connected with the hospital.
c. W Lewis, who has been living
on route No. /, came il Saturday to
pay his subscription aud have his ad-
dress changed to DeLassus, TO which
place he has recently moved.
Joseph Smith and Miss Amanda
Santce, both of Pennington, we're
married at the home OF the brides
uncle, Mr.. Josiah Horn, on the 18th,
Elder Edward Overs officiating
At the Easter services at the Chris
tian church Sunday morning col
lection was taken for the various be-
neyolent associations of the church and
S35 was raised for this purpose.
Sporting Goods, Base Balls, Gloves,
Mits, Masks, Bats, Tennis Goods,
Rackets, Balls, Nets. Also handle
Spalding's Sporting Goods, and are
guaranteed by US. Send for catalogue.
-Pelty's Book Store.
The Southeast Missouri District con-
venlon of the Christian churches will
be held at Bloomfield on the 25th,
26th and 9th of April. Elder Ed
ward Overs of Pennington is on the
program for sermon.
We are requested by DR., Kuhn,
superintendent of State Hospital No.
4, to say that owing to limited accom-
modaiions visitors will not hereafter be
admitted to the dances given at the Hos
piial for the diversion and amusement
of the patients.
"unclen Ollie Edwards was in town
last Wednesday on business, and was
looking hale and hearty for his age,
7s. He has been reader Of THE
TINES for more than thirty years, and
called while in town to renew his sub
scripton.
Mrs. Spaugh will take the contract
TO keep your cemetery lot in proper
conditn for reasonable sum. For
particulars see her at her place of bust.
ness. The care of the town cemeteries
is a most important matter, and every
one who owns lot should take interest