The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
LOCAL MENTION

Paraffine at Laakman's Drug Store
H. w. Cofield was a Desloge Wis
itor Sunday.
See DR.. Walsh when in need of best
dental work.
B. H. Marbury was st. Louis Wis
itor yesterday.
Knox Steam Boilers for canning,
Complete, S200.-Boswell G. HELLER.
Judge ]. S. Clay spent the past week
in Miami, Okla.
The Presbyterian manse has been
re-roofed this week
DR.. and Mrs. John Graves spent
the first of the week in st. Louis.
Lum Whitener, of Fredericktown,
transacted business here Tuesday.
Special reductions in Hats at the
Enterprise.
Judge Chris Tullock, of Bismarck,
was Pennington visitor Tuesday.
Myers Mayberry motored to Area
dia Heights Wednesday afternoon.
R.. M. Keller, of Washington, is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Z. G. Keller.
VIM. R. Tetley, who was operated on
in St. Louis last week, is able to be
up.
20 per cent off on all Low-Cut
Shoes.-Farmington Mercantile Co.
IL. Page, editor Of the Bonnie Terre
Star, was a Pennington visitor Mon
day.
Attorney W. E. Golfer, Of Flat
River, had legal business here yester-
day.
Mrs. Guy Tullock accompanied her
husband to Miami, Okla, to spend the
week.
Knox Steam Boilers for canning.
Complete, S200.-Boswell & HELLER.
Fred Gierse, our popular tailor, is
in st. Louis this week buying his fall
goods.
Thos. Boyd, president of the Bank of
Coffman, transacted business here
Tuesday.
Opal Evans and James Croke mo-
tored to Arcadia Heights Wednesday
afternoon.
One-third off of regular list on all
Straw Hats.-Farmington Mercan-
tile Company.
w. B. Rariden was at the State
Capitol last week attending to bust
ness matters.
Miss Alma Smith, of st. Louis, is
here this week visiting her brother,
Taylor Smith.
Mrs. Mary A. Johns, Of Grubville,
came in Wednesday for a visit with
her son, w L. Johns.
Knox Steam Boilers for canning.
Complete, $2.00.-Boswcll & HELLER.
DR.. F. S. Weber was called to st.
Louis Tuesday and Wednesday on
professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood and little
son spent Sunday in Flat River the
guests of VIM. Howell,
Attorney Jerry Burks transacted
business in st. Louis Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
FOR SALE-A house and lot, on
North Main street. j. P. Rion, Farm
ington, Mo. 27-6t'
Ray Miller, of Savannah, Mo-, spent
several days of the past week with
Judge clay ana FANNY
Corporal Virgil Gale of the Ma
rine Corps, is spending a ten days
furlough with home folks.
Charles Whitener left Wednesday
for Miami, Okla, where he has some
valuable mining interests.
lack Spence has accepted a posi-
ton with o. X. Barber Shop and will
be pleased to see his friends.
WANTED-Wood choppers, $100I
per cord, good timber, on the Ed
Swink farm near Libertyville. A. j.
Butterfield. 2I-ot.
John and VIM. Layne, two promi-
nent citizens of Elvins, were Farm
iagton visitors on Tuesday last
VIM. Rasson, mill foreman for st.
Louis Smelling & Refining Co., Wis
tied in Pennington Wednesday.
Mark Anthony Manzella, of st.
Louis, transacted legal business in
Pennington the first Of the week.
Miss Willettc Halle returned Tues
day from the Bonnie Terre Hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
Ora Turley, mail carrier on Route
2, is on the sick list this week His
place is being filled by John Haynes.
Allen Burks left Tuesday for ST.
Louis to accept a responsible position
with the American Tobacco Company.
Captain Frank Keller and family,
of Fort Sill, Oklahoma, are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. E. G. Kel-
Ter.
Jimmie Ballard, popular salesman
for Brown Shoe Co, who is located in
Illinois, is at home spending his vaca-
ton.
Full line of Window and Door
Screens. You should not fail to see
and get prices before buying.
PENNINGTON NERO. co.
Raymond Pepin, who was operated
on at the Davis Hospital, was taken
home Wednesday and is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Fred Sumpter and son, Floyd,
of Macon, Mo-, spent the first of the
week here the guest of her mother
in-law