The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-06-23


ing revival meeting at Marquand,
returned home Wednesday. He re-
ports good meeting and fifteen adj
ditions to the church at that place.
i We handle only the choicest of
Meats at all times. Phone 5S.
4 Bro. Wolpers, of the Bonnie Terre
| Register, and Bro. Cameron, of the
Lead Belt News, were business Wis
itors here Tuesday afternoon. Their
mission appeared to be important,
but we had not the face to attempt to
| pry into it.
| Thomas Poston of st. Louis, form
er old resident of this vicinity, ar
rived here the first of the week for a
visit with relatives and many old
| friends. Mrs. Poston, who stopped
for visit in DeSoto, will join him
here in few days.
S. j. McMinn of Buchanan, Boiling
er county, member of the Board Of
Managers of Hospital No A, came in
Monday morning to attend a meeting
of the Board. The Times editor ac-
| knowledges a pleasant visit from this
splendid gentleman.
Mems Night Shirts and Paiamas.
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Mr.. John Graham, who has been
spending the past two months in low
err Southeast Missouri, returned home
Wednesday. He visited friends and
relatives at Sikeston, Oran, East Pra-
RE, New Madrid and other localities,
and reports a most delightful time.
V. Gideon, of Ogden, Utah, spent a
few days in Pennington this week
with his brother-in-law, W. r. Lang.
Mr.. Gideon was a delegate to the
st. Louis convention last week to nom
mate the next President. He left
Wednesday on his return home.
The Times job department makes
specially of printing candidate cards,
which we are prepared to furnish
promptly, neatly and fright now"
In some manner we are unable to
explain the figures in the date of last
weeks Times became transposed.
making it appear "June 61," instead
Of "June 16." In looking up the date,
| just transpose The "51" to "1G". Err
rors will sometimes occur, even in the
best regulated business.
SO far as The Times reporters have
been able to learn, all the Democrats
who attended the National Democratic
! Convention in st. Louis last week,
have returned home. Each and every
one of them seem abundantly pleased
with the proceedings and outcome Of
that splendid gathering Of Democrats
The Times office has received an
other consignment Of cards suitable
for candidates needs. We have them
in all sizes, and at reasonable prices.
Give us trial on your next order. We
guarantee satisfaction, both in regard
to price and quality of work.
j. S. McClintock, of Deadwood, S.
4 OAK, left Monday on his return home,
after a three weeks visit with his
brother, Chas. McClintock, and many
other relatives in this vicinity. He
is an old resident of his present home,
but he still renews his. many old
friendships here by, occasional visits,
E. P. White of Knob Lick, a long
] time friend and reader of The Times,
was in town Thursday and while here
had his subscription advanced an
other year, although his time was not
quite up: MI White expressed MS
appreciation OIL the Improvement
hlade IN Cne paper under lts present
management
Rev. P. c. Barret, d. D., died at
his home at Pattonville, st. Louis
county, Mo-, on Saturday, June II,
aged 10 years; Kev' Or. Barret was
a orother Oh the late Mrs; Cora Con,
way OF Farmlngtoh' ana was Wen
known mere, Funeral services were
conducted at the Pattonville Presby-
teriah Ohurch at Z:0U MONDAY, tine
I9th'
A letter just received from Marvin
c. Williams, son Of Sheriff j. C. Will
hams, directs that Inc Times address
10 nm be changed from Fort Bliss
TO Columbia, N. M, care Signal Corps
U. D A Marvin is with Gen; Fer
sning, ana mas peen since the begin
nlng OF the trouble with Mexico, where
he is seeing actual army service.
Special values in Muslin Under
wear-Henderson's.
The cool. rainy weather continues