The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-11-18
TOWN And VICINAGE
Shells at Klein's.

Use bui -b' -
Fancy Gano apples at Klein's
Country Sorghum at Fischer's
Plenty of Cranberres and celery
at Klein's
Fcstal Hall Coffee, sold in homes
where quality counts.
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee at
Klein's-nothing better.
Festal Hall Coffee, sold in homes
where quality counts.
New pancake and buckwheat flour
at Fischer Mercantile Co.'s.
Mr.. l.. X. Peers left for his winter
quarters In Texas last Monday.
Leave your order for Thanksgiving
poultry dive or dressed) at klei'ns.
An attractive line of watches and
jewelry at Robert Tetley Jcwelry
Co.'s Store.
Mr.. John Albert OF Route No.
was transacting business in town
yesterday.
DR.. John p. Clark came up from
Perryville last Monday and visited
his farm near Libertyville.
If your watch is not keeping time,
take it toJ. +. Macke, under the
Photo Studio, and have II repaired
Rev. Klug will preach in English
next Sunday morning at the Luthern
church, and in the evening ~ 7:jt
in German.
Justice d. A. Casey of LeadwOod
was down on legal business Tues
I day and favored The Times with n
pleasant call.
Give us your order for your
Thanksgiving turkey. Also cram
berries, celery and fruits of al
kinds. Hoy Grocery Co.
Are your eyes troubling you? &c
to J. T.. Macke, expert and practica
optician, and he will fit you out witt
glasses that will corract the trouble
Rev. G. w. Harlan has been quit,
sick the past week, but his host of
friends will be pleased to learn that
this venerable man OF God is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Castlomal
have been in Potosi this week OF
account of the death of Mr.. Castle
mans father which occurred Their
on Monday. Mrs. Sam lseman wa
also in Potosi.
Genevieve, the little one-year-ol'
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ed
wards OF Route No. =, was stricken
with paralysis about three week
ago, and at last reports she was M
better.
Rev. w. II. Mccormick, Distric
Superintendent of the Farmigntol
District, will hold the third quarterl'
meeting at the NJ. Il. Church mex
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 20 ant
u. The quarterly conference will b
held on Saturday night after the re
vival service and on Sunday morn
ing at II II. m. Rev. McCOrmacl
will preach and administer tn
Sacrament.
A new train has been put on tn
Belmont branch of tho Iron Noun
tain railroad which passes DeLassu
ut 4:40 a. IN. going north and n
6:42 p. III. going south. This trail
is made up of through coach AM
sleeper which arrives at st. Loui
at 1913 IA. M, and leaves st. Lou
at ~. IN. and passes DeLassus n
6:42 p. IN. The electric road make
connection with this train, thu
schedule of which is given elsewher,
in this paper.
The knights OF Pythias expect t.
celebrate the fortieth anniversar,
of the founding Of the order in Mis-
souri, at Kansas City on the 9th o
next May, when it is expected tina
1000 visiting knights will be in at
tendance, and that 1000 or $50
now members will be given the pag
rank. There are 2lS lodges in thi
State and each one will try to Sc
cure 10 new members for the oc
casion. One vice president OF tn
celebration committee is appointed
by each lodge, and w. w. Water
has been appointedto represent Crys
tai Lodge No 80 Of this place.
Theodore Coles was killed nea
Sikeston on tho, 9TH by the Frisco
railroad. He was drinking and 1t i
supposed he went to sleep on tn
track.