The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-24
TOWN AND YICINAGE
Sweet potatoes at Klein's.

Fine stationery at Laakman's.
Drup headquarters at LRakman's.
Talk to me about pictures.-Berry-
hill
School tablets Mt Laakman's Drug
store.
Gold medal Flour-it goes farther
Klein's.
Glover, timothy, red top and blue
grass seed at ilcin's.
Mr.. James Nossett of Sycnitc was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Gcncvievc r. Logan spent
several days in st. Louis this week.
Miss Ora Carver of Fnyettc, Mo-,
spent couple of days with Miss
Gladys Rozier.
Mr.. r. y. Cunningham, one of our
good old citizens, has been quite i'll
Tor some time.
Don't neglect to feed the little
birds who no doubt are hungry after
this heavy snow.
MIR. f. p. Graves has donated
about four hundred new volumes to
the Doe Run Library.
DR.. and Mrs. B. j. Robinson were
among those who attended the auto
mobile show in st. Louis last week.
Miss McClanaham of Carleton
College will give reading next
Thursday night at the W. G. T. |.
mass meeting.
Miss Lillian TaaiTe will entertain
the Sunday School class of which
she is member at her home on sat
urday evening.
Don't forget the Market" of good
things Saturday afternoon in the
frame buildiug next to the Tetlcy
Jcwelry Store.
The Doe Run Rcbekah Lodge No,
1Gg will give bouillon and pie sup
per at the city hall in that town on
Tuesday evening, March LIST.
]. c. Williams will sell all his
stock and farm products and imple
ments on February 2Sth. See ad
vertisement on fourth page.
Call up lgl and have the Ladies'
Aid make your spring aprons or dc
any plain sewing you need. Not
will he pleased with the work.
Lieutenant Frant Keller and hi'
wife are home from the Philippine
and are expected here soon to visi
his mother, Mrs. IL. w. Keller.
Mrs. Nelson, Miss Clark, Prof
Chase, the Loyal Temperance Legioi
and other local talent will furnisl
good music at the w. c. 7, L. mas
meetings next week.
Mrs. Heber Nations went to st
Louis Monday, where she will visi
relatives for n couple of weeks. Oh
her return she and her husband vii
occupy the Hamilton cottage.
Chattel Loans on household goods
farming implements and live stock
Sl0 and up. First class securitie
bought and sold. Apply to Marvi,
A. Young, Farmers Bank Building
Mr.. G. w. Barnes, one of Pendle
ton townships good farmers and
staunch Democrat of the old "equn
privileges to all and special priv
leges to none" kind, was a Farming
ton visitor Monday.
Washington's Birthday was Ma
tional holiday and calls for displa
of the Stars and Stripes. Farming
ton does not seem to be very patrI
.otic ms there were only about hal
dozen flags displayed.
See the public sale notice of farr
stock, products and implements
the Walker farm on Saturday, Eel
ruary Goth, to be found on the fourt
page. II will be big sale. Kee
the date In mind and be sure to b
there.
Prof. G. w. Moothart of the Thir
Ward is being prominently mel
toned as candidate for Alderman
II Mr.. Moothart consents to run h
will stand good show to he electe
and would make an excellent men
her of the City Council.
Stock men and farmers should rea
the public sale notice of j. G. Wi
liams, on the fourth page, and kee
the date of sale In mind Monda!
February 18th. You will find n fin
list OF live stock as well as otht
things to be sold.
Mr.. John McBrien, one of oil
stirring, enterprising stockmen, tn
week bought fine bunch of 10 heG
of two-year-old Hereford steers fro
r. P. and w. r. Taylor and j.
Rion, for which he paid n fame
rrice Mr.. McBrien in return so