The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-09-28

The w n n TT w III yoonf ot Q or
o,ciocL next TnasJov aetarnonr IN tbf
bese,,,anf ~ AZ W = Sh,,sSh cnrth
''S -, " VIC " 800
Sharles uiessihg, Or leIt luesueS
70 attenu tne missouri otate ar
W1ich Is III session TINS week at De
ua na:,. D.s @. r.
Fniilp ripkln, Oh ot' Francois VIM
LOT the past several years mas helu
responsiDle posltioh as surveyor iol
tne Natlonal Lead 20. mas received q
commission as FIRST Lieutenant IN Ine
engineering Gorps OF the Army ne
Is now considering Wnetner OF noV ne
w Can't NV w ' a " Rpnnedw was among
+hoSa o++andi,1. az noSo.o ~ thiS
week. returning home Thursday. The
fair was considerably interfered with
by rain. the Captain saws, which kept
the crowds away and dampened the
shirts of those who did 90 Too had.
A fair is a good thing and deserves
success
r. s Gregorv of Tronton. Denuty
State Fish and Game Warden. was
here Tuesday aco,,aint;no himself
with local conditions He made The
Times Office n pleasant call and stated
that the nresent ADMINISTRATION pro-
nosed to enforce most ripidlv the nro-
visions of the fish and paine laws of
the State
Josenh Weber an old time citizen of
Farnnip oton who for many wears mast
has resided in ST. Louis came in Mon
dav evening for brief visit with his
many old friends here. He is an un-
Gle of Judge Kossuth and DR.. F. S.
Weber. Mr.. Weber is employed in
the Carlton Dry Goods Co., in which
concern he holds extensive interests.
Latest Embroiderv DESIGNS at the
Enternrise.
Tho T;r,os fools oo11od rno, +o ,,,o,,,,
q. 49, tL~ol 800 4te c+"to ~ =
to ovoriool, antt;pa a hnntin% licens Se
boforo Stor+ino, ' on tho frst Srnt
Joilar co inveS+eJ will nrobabiv save
,,oII ,,,aou doiIors s no. uo,, yioIato
fbe raTno law Tba Sta+o Mich ard
Cana "Reminiscences nronoee n en-
forco +be laws r. +ba Getter without
discriroinot;on or favor ~ orwone
STPAVED Sirco AnaTs+ o5rd ono
1;rtb rod cow ,,;th toe in Ioft cor
hearinr nono M II RoosI Rr1in
No a7so brandoJ on 1aft In baort' ;
sbono uod rona on bar nacL wbar
iast soor en- IN rou,arJ for bo, ,a-
oo,,o,.,, po,r Az, poIonsl,,I noSloao
NJ phoUo 9Ee 90 o.
W u,indn,v d GoU Of K1o;n,s hos ot
+rao+od oomsidorabio atton+ion +bis
vol, paIonood rro,, noodIo q 1oroo
oo,l, iii two orJ;norv tobio forI,s
et,,ni, W. 49, - wv" ro+o+os SicuI,, mon ono
othor an,I, IN +bo Ton Of bolf -galIon
It'll of ninegar n N source Of now now
er is visible to account for the mo-
ton. which continues indefinitely. 1t
had 'em all guessing and has vet, no
doub4 hui our guess is that it gets
an occasional slv push from "Buck"
Davis. Otherwise what makes the
dern thing 90?
Mrs, j. N. Perkins. who lives 7
miles ont on Route & was in Farming
TON Tuesday and was an annreciated
caller at This Office to renew her sub
scrintion. This splendid old lady. who
lie Sin vioorons does ali her own
house work. besides attending to a
small Garden. though She will be 81
wears old at her next birthday. though
she does not appear to be past rs.
She Maid The Zines management
snlendid commitment when she said
that all the reading matter she cared
for now was the Bible and The Farm
ington Times.
STRAY Jersey HEIFFER in citv
stock nonnd M marx on animal. black.
short horns will he fresh soon Own.
or coll and oct her and nav exnenses
S0ION H0IIGH civ Marshal
nv .L,:.sIos NJ NJ H.,
ord Robin Doss which was conducted
IaSt Sotnrdov Of The home Mace one
nrJ ono hoif r,iIos u,nst Of tbis city
dro u 1arao nrowd enJ bidJ;ng wos
oot;vo co +bo+ +bo Soio was s,1ccess
IN ovorv reSnect CorsiderabIe live
r4ooL agd forno cb;norv waS dc
n r Of tho sale amoi,ntino to s17e0
HIST HnIStoin end Terseu cows so,d excen.
4;ono1I,, nii ~ ~" ra a tbp+
, u,o ala ~ hror m oond nr;cos Wrs
nosS onJ bo, snn HiI I move shortly
- Ma; Ollie for Of ieos+ br;af
r w bnt viii keen tbe;r home
here whom the desire comes To return