The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-04-21

| st. Louis, came in Sunday evening II
interview the County Court-an
other parties. Court CHANGED not t,
be in session, but that did not proven
his contemplated interview. Mr.
Fitzpatrick has many friends il
Pennington. F
Before buying that Spring Dress
you should not fail to see those beau
tiful patterns at Boyd's Store.
Miss Elsie Bridges, of Lawton, Ok
lahoma, and Walter s. Morrell, {
travelling man of ST. Louis, were unit.
ed in marriage at 3 o'clock last Fri
day afternoon, in the parlor of the
st. Francois Hotel, Rev. DuBose, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church, per
| forming the ceremony, which was
witnessed by Miss Edna Ware and
H. D. Baker, proprietor of the St
Francois.
Strayed-0ne black barrow pig,
months old, weight about SO pounds
marked in both ears and ring in nose
Reward for delivery to Chas. Adams
The Times has received commune
cation from John A. Sprott, who was
formerly one of the leading merchants
and most progressive business men
in St. Francois county, asking that
we change his address from Grand
Junction, Colorado, to Thompson's,
Utah. Judge Sprott was formerly a
member of the st. Francois County
Court, and he still has many warm
friends here.
We are headquarters for everything
good to eat in Meats and Vegetables,
Phone So.
All kinds of field seeds, such as
Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard
Grass, Blue Grass, Alfalfa, Sweet
Clover and White Clever at the Farm
ington Mercantile Co.
No Boasts, no Misrepresentation
but 100 per cent efficiency, slogan of
Philharmonic Society.
If the sale Of automobiles is cor
rect gauge of prosperity, then certain
ly this country was never before in
such a prosperous condition as it is
at present. And they sell themselves.
All the dealers have to do, and that
is frequently difficult, is to get the
machines to their customers. Lang
& Bro. report the sale of four Chevro-
let cars the past week, to the follow
ing: G. r. Belikop, of Flat River; H.
A. Hulsey, of Elvins; B. B. Kerlagon,
and D. K. Chamberlain of Farming
ton.
For Sale-Two houses and lots in
Pennington. Prices reasonable; terms
easy. Anyone interested should call
on Or communicate with M. Warren,
South Washington ST., Pennington,
Mo.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red set
ting eggs $1.00 per 10, prepaid to any
address by parcel post. +. 0'Ban-
non, r. F. d. No 2, Pennington, Mo.
Select your Spring Millinery from
our immense stock. You are sure to
get the correct style at the right
price--Mrs. S. G. Watts.
L. George Williams of Bonnie Terre
announces this week as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff. Four years ago Mr.. Will
liams was a candidate for this honor,
and while he didn't receive the nomi-
nation he was we'll up to the front
when the votes were counted, and
was an active supporter of the ticket
afterwards. He is one Of the popular
and substantial citizens of Bonnie
Terre, and has in him the elements
and qualifications that go to make up
good Sheriff. He has many friends
over the county who will take pleas
ure in supporting him in his aspira-
tons, and if nominated will make a
popular and active worker for the
ticket. He solicits the support of his
friends and Democrats generally, and
will highly appreciate anything they
may do for him.
Good things to eat and many hand
some and useful pieces of fancy work
will be on sale at the Pipkin building
on Saturday, April %, under the au-
spices of the ladies Of the Christian
Church.
You should not fail to patronize the
Fancy Work and Bake Sale, to be
held in the Pipkin building on Satur-
day, April %, by the ladies of the
Christian Church.
Remember we are Offering hundreds
Of dollars worth of seasonable win
ter goods at almost your own price, as
we must have the room for oui
spring lines that are now coming il
Pennington Mercantile Co.
| Confirmation services were held al
the Lutheran church Sunday, being
Palm Sunday, Ten catechumens, who
had previously been instructed in thc
chief doctrines Of the Christian reli
1 gion as professed by the Lutheran
church, were by confirmation receiv
ed into full communicate member
.ship with the Evangelical Lutheran
church. In honor of the occasion thu
church was beautifully decorated witt
carnations and ported plants. A
/ large audience witnessed the solemn
Irite, in which the children renewed
their baptismal VOW, and received
/ their first communion. Following
are the names of the confirmed class
Herbert Westmeyer, William Herbst
Herman Herbst, Paul Westmeyer
Theo Guessing, Anna Herbst, Pau
Bauer, Bertha Cleve, Olga Thomson
and Norma Guessing.