The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-07-07

up yesterday to appear before the
Board of Charities as a witness in
the charges against Superintendent
scrutchfeld, which is being investi-
! gated. 4 - -
We are headquarters for everything
good to eat in Meats and Vegetables,
Phone So.
"Uncle Harve" Highley received a
| postal card this week from Dave Hell
dleberg and John Towl, who are on
/ motoring trip in the East, dated al
Pittsburg, and telling him that "every-
body is for Wilson-but they didn't
know whether it was Woodrow or
| George"
N. l.. Richard Of Little Rock passed
through Pennington yesterday on his
way to visit his aged mother, who is
quite i'll, near Sprott He called at
The Times office and renewed his sub
scription. Mr.. Richard. has been a
resident of Little Rock for about sew
en- years.
Women's Summer Vests and Union
Suits with STA-UP straps.-Hender-
sons.
Mrs. Cornelia Shelton and her lit
tie granddaughter, Nellie Glare, left
for their home in Alabama this morn
ing after a. short visit with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Gardner. Miss Winston
of Washington who came for the
er-Gardner wedding, will remain
some time LANCER
It's always fresh at Autsen's;
Phone So. b I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey go to St
Louis today to take their daughter
Anna d., to Barnes Hospital for a
thorough examination, as she has re-
Gently shown exaggerated symptoms
of creeping paralysis. Mrs. Bailey
will remain there with her, but Mr.
Bailey will return SO as to occupy his
pulpit next Sunday morning.
! FOUND-Spectacles and case, which
owner can get by calling at The Times
office, describing same and paying for
this notice,
John T. Wayland of Kansas City
Democratic candidate for State Audit
or, came in yesterday and remained
until this morning. He is a man OF
wide experience and unusual knowl-
edge of men and events, and most
pleasing conversationalist. He makes
a most favorable impression on all
with whom he comes into contact.
We would impress on all those
wanting job work, of any description
that The Times job department is es-
! pecially equipped for the turning out
on short notice, of any kind of job
work, which is always guaranteed to
be fright" both in regard to quality
and price. Give us trial with your
next order. Our work is all done by
those who "know how"
Oil Stoves, of different kinds, and
at reasonable prices, at Nell & Phil
lips.
A number of the younger set enjoy
ed a picnic lunch on the lawn of Mr.
Ed Byington on the Fourth with Miss
Pauline Byington as hostess. Those
presen were Misses Lavinia Rozier
Katherine Gardner, Frances Flowers
Blanche Robinson and, Florence Hem
melberger, Messrs., Geo. Guessing
Philip Cole, Paul Jones, Munson Nor
ris, Leslie Mitchell and Hugh May
berry.
James A. Ballard, son of j. G. Bal
lard, Jr., called in last Friday and had
The Times sent to his address at Ma
rion, Ill. He has a responsible posi-
ton as travelling salesman with the
Brown Shoe Company of st. Louis
taking in the southern part of ILL
nois. He will make his home and
headquarters at Marion. Jimmie is
a wide-awake, genial young man and
is making good.
Considering quality, our prices are
the 'awest in town. Autsen, phone 3D.
Parkhurst Sleeth announces him
self this week as candidate for DEM
ocratic Committeeman of st. Francois
Township. Mr.. Sleeth is an active
wide-awake Democrat, full of vim and
energy. and he purposes if elected
Committeeman to give his time and
energy freely to the advancement OF
the party's local, State and National
interests in this county. He is well
acquainted with conditions through
the Lead Belt and his friends believe
that he will prove of much advantage
on the committee. He win highly ap.
| preciate the support which he solicits
of all Democrats in his township.
Special values in Muslin Under.
wear.-Henderson
George X. Williams announces this
week for Democratic Committeeman
CT St. Francois Township, to be votec
for at the Primary Election, Angus
1st. Mr.. Williams has been an active
/ Democrat all his life since he came
into his majority. and though the
position carries with it no salary OF
cmolument he is willing to give his
time and attention to the best of his
ability to the party's organization ane
work during he campaign. He is
well known throughout the mining
districts, in fact all over the State, as
he was State Mine Inspector unde,
two administrations, those of Gov.
ernors Dockery and Folk, and is d
live wire.
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