The Farmington times., 1917-04-06

visit of several weeks with her pa
rentss, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. sRozier.
Little Edward Rozier Leming will re-
main until after Easter.
After q thEee months visit in St:
Louis, Mrs. ia b Allen and daughter,
Miss Ruth, are expected to return
home today for the summer Her
many friends here will be gratiied to
learn that Mrs. Aliens health is much
Improved.
y. Fl. Williams left Tuesday for the
Miami, Okla, mineral fields to take
d f9st-hand look .at what is really 60
ing on in that booming region. Miss
Trixie Williams accompanied him to
st. Louis, Where they spent the day
together,
A few suggestions: When in need
of an oil stove, Farming Implements,
Cream Separators or Fertilizers, you
should not fail to call at Nell & Phil
lips. They have a splendid line of all
these articles, and can please you.
DR.. J. B. Graves hurried home from
Miami, Okla, the last of the week,
where he had gone to inspect his min
ing interests, in response to mes
sage announcing the serious illness Of
his wife,. Mrs. Graves is now i'm
proving rapidly.
"A coat of oil would be just right
on the streets of Pennington right
now. But we understand the oil was
ordered to be shipped later, SO we will
be compelled to wait awhile before
Pennington can justly lay claim to
being an absolutely dustless town.
TAKEN UP-One young bay horse
and one mouse colored young mare
mule. These animals are now in the
city pound, and owners can get same
by paying costs on same.
JAKE SCHAEFER, Marshal,
Pennington, Mo.
"Uncle Jake" Day returned the
first of the week from Louisiana,
where he spent about two months on
his fine farm. He says that country
is all right during the winter months,
but he can never be weaned away
from good old st. Francois county.
STOLEN--From the undersigned,
a 2-year-old goat, on Sunday, March
20. Two men were seen to put the
goat into auto and drive off. | will
pay $40 reward for information lead
ing to arrest of guilty parties. X.
t. Rariden. 13-2t.
The Arbor Day celebration, which
had been planned for today by the
pupils of Washington North Ward)
school, has been postponed to some
future date, owing to bad weather.
The program, as it had been arranged,
was to have been given on the school
grounds, hence the necessity of post
ponement.
w. w. Waters desires The Times to
state that the local in this paper last
week, saying that he had purchased
the abstract and insurance business
from T. c. Young, was an error. The
deal, he said, had really been closed,
though no transfer had actually been
made, when he decided not to close
the deal.
County Clerk Albert Wulfert re-
turned to Gerald, Franklin county,
Mo-, Sunday in response to a message
the death of his father.
DeIeasgu icy JeS;, was 90 years olu, anG gen
5aatL 5Iat ueTIliey III was efe = cause oI ms
oessaj a. fnar, Doatu .Sn VI Lguaiiza1ion re-
.esa .ea4 IN ~ r,oi o.Go 49, ~ Si1 r. ILL., ou' Vi
eope.' W OieiA "uler''
Judge Il. h. Swlnk recently .pur-
CHASED a great Percheron Stallion,
wnlcn ne VIII stand at his breeding
oarn "a, mile northwest OF Farming
in the entire country He ;s not onIv
great in size. but is truly great in,
dividual. You must see him to
appreciate what a snIene
lid animal he IS
Tho IN poaud .o, 80 H..
ast cnt,,nJ.. IL atu pa saie u liVe s'osh
I ,o,.thoru ouy a,,b,ySnhs az iS place IN Ine
.,ali M % e+toadoS 1oDs anJ u nm9aan ri'iseon, was
@ 49, fa;r .,., anu plises genelally 5!I L
oronobt cxcellaut % nr;oos os Spenoio p,biio h4s
,attie h;JJ; eii y; Piiees' Mnle vi tte
But. on tbe whole sat;sfactorv nr;c.
IS obtained. Judge Tom Strauehan
# Ste. Geneyieye county, did The sell.
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