The Farmington times., 1916-03-24

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ening for South Dakota.
VIM. Mcdowell of Flat River was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Villa Buck has returned to
Columbia after short visit here.
Pure lard, lac pound at Klein's.
Chas. Schutler bought a new Chew
rolet car from Lang & Bro. last week.
Linn Dobbins secured position at
he Federal Lead Co. the first of the
week.
Clarence and Miss Jennie Carver
were st. Louis visitors the first Of
the week.
Peagreen Alfalfa Hay at the Farm
ington Mercantile Co.
Mr.. George Beck made business
Trip to French Village Wednesday Of
this week.
ANY one prepared to whitewash
cellars might get a few jobs If i'll
were known.
Miss Justine Burgess of DeSoto
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Miss Roberta Tetley.
Cod fish in Zoe bricks-Klein's.
Last week Mrs. Boswell purchased
what is known as the Retornaz build
ing, on Liberty street.
F. ]. Parkin and daughter, Miss
Reva, of Fredericktown, visited in
Pennington last week.
8 cans lraut 25c at Klein's,
J.B, Burks and M. p. Cayce attend
ed the State Democratic Convention
at st. Joseph this week.
Chick and hen feed at Klein's.
Miss Roberta Tetley entertained
the senior class of the High School at
her home last Friday night.
Rev. Bailey, pastor of the Chris
tian Church, fell last week and Sc
verely injured his knee.
Home made yeast at Klein's.
Robert Lloyd and Dwight Suther-
land were business visitors in st.
Louis the last of the week.
Field Seeds of all kinds at the
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Charles Blackledge of Avon spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives
and friends in Pennington.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson left Monday
for. a weeks visit with her son, DR..
John Robinson, in ST. Louis.
Soy beans at Klein's.
Henry Reuter- traded his residence
m Harrington to Steve Counts for the
htter's residence on A street.
Ladies of the NJ. e. Church, South,
will have an Easter Bazar on April
18th, at Radle's Music Store.
DR.. Ben R. Downing's family NOV
ed to Desloge this week, where the
Doctor recently located for practice.
Fancy Kentucky blue grass is best
for your lawns-15c a pound at
Klein's.
Karsch Bros. exclusive shoe store
is receiving dressing of white paint
which adds additional lure to that pop
ular establishment.
Mr.. Dave sSilvey of Belgrade was q
business visitor here Wednesday anc
Thursday. He spent Wednesday
night with R. L. Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomure Of
Bonne Terre and little daughter
Vance, spent Sunday with Mrs. Thom
ure's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Vance.
Garden seeds of all kinds at tn
Pennington Mercantile Co..
Mrs. o. H. Duggins and childrel
returned home Thursday after spend
ing week with her parents in Green
vile, Ill.
Fresh Lettuce at Klein's.
Among st. Louis visitors last wee
were Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. MayberrS
Mrs. T. D. Fisher, Mrs. E. E. Swim
and daughters, Misses Ruth and Dor
iris.
WANTEDAAbout 10 or 10 cord
wood choppers. Good timber. WI
pay rs cents per cord. Pay every Sal
.urday. Apply to G. j. Kocher, Q
Ponca, Mo.
Mrs. Paul Leming and Miss Lavini
Rozier went to st. Louis Tuesda
morning. Miss Joseph Moore, wh
has been visiting them for weel
accompanied them.
Sapling clover seed at Klein's.
Jim Highley, of near Desloge,
leading farmer and stockman Of tn
.oo,,ntu was here Monday buyin