The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-01-26
TOWN AND VIClNhGE
The Market of
The Kings Daughters


The Kings Daughters
At The Times ONCE on
Saturday afternoon, January 2S.
Mr.. n. A. Kinkead of Liberty had
business in town Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Kinkead of Flat River
was in town Saturday on business.
J. ;. Clay has three or four bar
gains in small houses, either to sell
or rent.
Mr.. George l.. Cooley of Bis
marck WAS Pennington visitor
Monday.
Mr.. G. A. Walker of Route No, 4
was transacting business in Farm
ington Monday.
Will Dugal of Liberty township
was in town Saturday and paid his
respects to The Times.
Miss Ethel Morris and her brother
Munson spent couple Of days in
ST. Louis last week.
Miss Bertha Lesse of Bonne Terre
spent n couple of days with Mrs.
Alma Rider last week,
Are you going to travel? 2jc in
vested with j B. Smith might in
crease your estate $1,000.
Miss Gcrtie Petty has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joseph Marty,
who has been i'll at her home in
Leadwood
Mr.. W. y. Chapman of Jaydee
was in town Tuesday. We are sorry
to say that his good wife is in very
poor health.
J. :. Clay has 20 acres of land for
sale chcap-lO acres in good timber
aud 10 acres in cultivation; four
miles from Pennington.
Mr.. J. W. Ritter of near Elvins,
one Of the old substantial farmers
and citizens OF that vicinity, was in
town to-day ON business.
Mrs. Walter l.. Hensley and chill
dren, Robert and Emily, went to St.
Louis last Friday to meet Mr.. Hens
ley on his return from Washington.
Noticel Don't forget the
Market of the Kings Daugh
ters at The Times Office Satur-
day afternoon, January %.
Get something nice for your sun
day dinner at the Market of the
Kings Daughters at The Times Of
flee Saturday afternoon of this week
January -.
Mr.. /. G. Turley of near Piedmont,
formerly of this county, died on the
2Oth inst, after protracted Illness.
Mr.. farley was n member of st.
Francois Lodge No. AZ ]. o. o. +.
Rev. J. NJ. Bailey of Madison,
Mo, will be here and preach at the
Christian Church next Sunday
morning and evening. Everyone IL
invited to hear him.
A postal card from Judge +. +
Swink, who, with his wife, is visit
ing friends at Pasadena, California
saws they are having great time
and want The Times sent to then
while there.
Read over the bargains in rea
estate on the fourth page Of The
Times, which Merrill Pipkin is Of
fering. II you want farm or lane
for your own use or for speculation
you will find some good offerings II
his list.
DR.. ID. Y. Donaldson, Correspond
Secretary OF the State Board OF thu
Christian Church, preached ut th'
Christian Church in Farmingtoi
last Sunday morning, and at Fla
River in the evening. Mr.. Donald
son is II forceful and pleasant speak
er and his discourse here was yer!
much enjoyed.
Our popular young townsman Lee
Mitchell sailed from New Orlean
on the lIth for Panama, where h
goes to spy out the country AM
seek what there may be there for
young man who is determined t.
carve out his own fortune. Lee !
good machinist and he hopes t
get something in that line to do, an
if the climate agrees with him to re
main for some time. His host 40
friends here wish him the creates
success.
Anybody can buy Lard a
the st. Francois Packing
House in not less than 2e
pound cans at IL l-2 cents pc
pound.
Mrs. Lizzie Henson of RIPPLE
county raised 40 turkeys last yea
which she sold for s65. She ais
sold 100 pounds of butter during I'll