The Farmington times., 1917-07-20
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County Collector ]. ]. Croke and
guest, Mr.. Brown, of st. Louis, John
Coffman and Mr.. Cover left early
Wednesday morning for Strot Greek,
in Iron county, for two days fish.
Game fish is said to be innumerable
in Stout Creek, and friends of the
fishermen are expecting to be boun-
tifully supplied with fish for the next
few days. The fishermen should have
returned last night, but have not yet
made their exhibit.
Lowell L. Turley, only child of Mr..
and Mrs. s. R. Turley, former well
known citizens of Pennington, now of
Tuscumbia, Ala, who has for some
time past been in the engineering sec
ton of the Belvoir Training Camp in
Virginia, last week received a COM
mission as Second Lieutenant in the
Engineers Section of the officers Re-
serve Corps, This will be gratifying
news to the many friends in this COM
munity of Lowell and of this splendid
| family.
The Methodist General Assembly
opened on their beautiful grounds at
Arcadia last Sunday, for two weeks
session. These Assembly grounds are
Justly celebrated for the natural beau
ty of their surroundings, and this an
nual gathering has been growing more
popular every year, until now thou
sands are drawn there annually.
There are also several splendid chau-
tauuua numbers rendered each day,
and the quality of these have been
constantly improving, until now it is
positive treat to go there and spend
a day or a week, or, better still, re-
main during the entire program.
Do you get up at night? SanOl is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. SanOl gives relief in
"a hours from all backache and blad-
der troubles. SanOl is a guaranteed
remedy. 35c and $1.00 bottle at the
drug store.
In renewing his subscription to The
Times, NJ. A. Rhodes, now of Johns
town, Pa, who was formerly part
owner of this plant, says: ut abso-
lutely gets my goat how you can
publish such a splendid paper for
$1.00 per year" In this connection
we will state that the management OF
this paper often feels the same way
about publishing The Times for $1.0O
per year. We really don't know just
how we get by with such small sub
scription price. But $1.00 is still our
price, and we are accepting all the sub
scriptions we can secure at that small
price.
A couple of members of the 18th
Regiment of Volunteers have beer
in Pennington for several days after
volunteers for that regiment. They
J have splendid argument for volunteer
service, in preference to being con-
I scripted. Thetvolunteer has the priv
!, ilege of remaining among friends il
. the service, while the conscripted mar
has no such privilege extended him
, If you are not able to make up youl
, mind to Join the 9Th Regiment before
! these representatives return to st
, Louis, YOU can communicate with thost
, in charge at TIC Olive street. Bu
: you cannot long delay, as this reg
/ iment will be mustered into service
J, on August 5th.
Pennington friends of Prin. ]. S
}. Dearmont, who is in the Officers
5 Training Camp at Fort Riley, hav
recently received interesting letter
;. regarding his work there. Mr.. Dear
!. mont reports that in the final tests
s endurance and otherwise, many me-
d are being dismissed from the camp
n sometimes as many as twenty pc
J, day from company. Men unde
twenty-seven years Of age have bee
! notified that only those who shoN
. . unusual ability" in the various an
I trying tests need hope to receive
i commission. Mr.. Dearmont has mad
= application for enlistment in the avia
y tion Corps, in case he does not re
ceivc an officers commission. II
: says 81 shall hope to fly some fo
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