The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-08-18
Mems black canvas shoes
$l.l9 at Karsch's Shoe Sale.

Mr.. John f. Mccormick went t,
Mexico the first of the week ant
will return the latter part with Mrs
Mccormick, who has been visiting
there for several weeks,
Rev. w. II. Sears, u missionary
to Pingtu, China, for the last nine.
teen years, will preach next Sunday
night at s O'Clock at the Court
House, where the Baptist Congrega-
tion holds its services.
AS may be seen by our Fair
Notes" this week, the Executive
Committee has decided to cut out
the charge for seats In the grand
stand. This is a commendable ac-
tion on the part of the Fair man
agement
DR.. w. w. Scott will have pub
lie sale of personal property at his
place, miles northeast OF Farm
ington, on the st. Louis road, next
Thursday, August 18th, of horses,
cows, hogs, farm machinery and
household and kitchen furniture.
Girls white canvas pumps
SOC, 79c and 99c at Karsch's
Shoe Sale.
There will be a moonlight picnic
at Mt. Zion Church, on the Farm
ington and Fredericktown road, on
Saturday, August 9th. Ice cream,
cake and other refreshments. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. j. w. Buck and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, left Wednesday for
Hamilton, Ohio, to visit Mrs.
Ritchie. On their way they will
stop at Indianapolis to be present
at the dedication of Missionary
Training School.
An operetta entitled "The Rose OF
Savoy" will be given on the Elm
wood lawn next Tuesday evening,
August I'D, at s O'Clock, by the
Miriam Society of the Presbyterian
Tickets, % cents each, are
,n sale at the City Drug Store. Your
patronage is solicited.
Independence Sunday School will
give an ice cream festival Saturday
evening, August Goth, the proceeds
If which will be used to buy an or
ran for the Sunday School. A cor
iial invitation Is extended to every
,ody to come and have u good time.
The festival will begiaa at O'Clock.
Capt. Samuel L. AsbHry has been
ndisposed and unable to attend
o his duties as Deputy County
'lerk for n week or more, and the
rst of the week started to visit his
aughter, Mrs. +. A. Mckay, near
Knox City, Mo, for a recuperating
est, but at Flat River was taken
18th dizzy spell and concluded to
nturn home. He is still confined Mt
ome, but we hope he will soon re-
over from his indisposition.
The City Council will he asked to |
ass Il chicken ordinance for the
rejection Of people from the dep |
'dation of their neighhors' chick !
AS. Much complaint has been '
ade this summer, and an erdin. Y
ace requiring people who raise l
lickens to keep them endorsed Is g
,solutely essential. The general 4
'rdict in many places is that it is I
wful to kill the chickens that raw y
re your garden, but this inevitably Il
ads to neighborhood quarrels,
hich are unpleasant. People who
ise chickens in town should be
'liged to keep them fenced in,
ther than that their neighbors a
ould have to fence to keep them
It.
In view of the excellent sue ,,
1873 achieved by the scores of Il
,ung men and young women b
OF the Moothart Col y
ges, 1t does seem as though h
is year should witness the a
rgest enrolment of all pre-
GUS years in our school.
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