The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-24
INTERESTING LOCAL pICK.UpS QUICKLY TOLD.

We pay cash for prodncc. sproIt
& Co
It's good one-the Z. Il II. Be
cigar.
New herring and mackcrel at
kcins.
Granite ware and tin ware at
Sprotts
Any kind of fresh canned goods at
Klen's.
Miss Gerie Petty is in ST. Louis for
a short visit.
Apples, oranges, bananas and cram
berries at Sprott's.
Evaporated peaches, prunes, pears
and apples at KIelns.
Mrs. Rozier and Mrs. Fisher were
St. Louis visitors this week.
II your door lock needs repairs
drop a line to Henry Dorsten.
MIR John Phelps Of Cantwell was
in town on business Tuesday.
Just received stock of granite
ware. Phone 81 Sprott & Co.
Miss Beth Halle has returned from
visit VI several weeks to Waco, Texas.
We deliver goods to Flat River
Tuesdays aud Fridays. Sprott & Co.
Mrs. II. NJ. Anthony of Frederick
town visited Mrs. 5. j. Tetley this
week.
Mrs. A. j. Zwart and Mrs. Park
hurst spent several days in ST. Louis
this week,
II YOU are looking for groceries and
provisions give US call. Sprolt 4
Co., phone 81.
A shooting affair occurred at Bis.
marck this week, an account Of which
will be found among the Bismarck
items.
Judge John Saffel of Marion town
ship was in town Tuesday on business,
and had his subscription to THE TIMES
advanced another year.
White wyandottes, Dewey's strain
(drect). Mature stock. Fertile eggs,
100 per dozen. Mrs. Jennie Heidie-
burg, Pennington, Mo.
The great rural play, "Quincy
Adams Sawyer" will be presented at
the Opera House February 9Th, Get
the date into your mind.
In few days Pelty's Book Store
will begin delivering the ST. Louis
Post. Dispatch and st Louis Times AS
heretofore. Phone 200.
Miss Lucy Stougbton of St. Louis is
occupying tho Mary Anne cottage on
the Butteriield farm, where she will
spend couple of months.
Special song services are feature
OF the meetings now being conducted
at the Presbyterian church by Rev. j,
Layton Mauze Of St. Louis.
The members of the Southern
Methodist church will give a reception
in honor of Rev. and Mrs VIM, Court
in the basement of the church next
Tuesday evening.
DO you like sweet, nutritious, snow.
white, close. grained, nicely baked
bread? Ours is all this and more.
You ouly have 10 try loaf to be con-
vinced MAsoN's BAKERY.
Otto Effiuger and John Herman,
two enterprising cigar makers, have
opened cigar factory in the Herman
& Herbst building opposite the latter''
blacksmith shop. They are worthy
young men and deserving of good
patronage.
The Cliffdale Lime Company Of Ste.
Genevievc, OF which Thomas II. STAN
is president and +. +. Swink and s. j.
Tctley are directors, will consider al
their meeting on February 2Sth the
increase of their capital stock from
$4,000 to $50, 900.
Mrs. Catherine Herod, faithful
.riend Of THE TIMES, passed the nine
ty-third anniversary Of her birthday on
Wednesday, the 22d inst, and had
her subscription advanced another
year. This dear old lady is strong
and vigorous for one of her years, botl
in mind and body, and we pray tha
;ime may continue to deal gently ant
graciously with her.
All parties are hereby notified no
to hunt or trespass on the property
owned by FORSYTH d PirKIN.