The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-06-29

Complete, $2,00.--Boswell G. Helber.
Mayford Spence J, returned home
Sunday from an extended visit in St
Louis,
= Ed Murphy and family of Desloge
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. W
Cofield Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Rider left Monday for
Chautauqua, ILL.,, for the summer va
cation.
j. B. Allen, proprietor of the Fam
Gus, was in st. Louis the first Of the
week buying goods.
Mrs. Geo. P. Ware underwent an
operation Wednesday and is reported
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Young and
daughter, Ellamarie, returned to their
home in Miami, Okla, today.
For the best Dental work, with least
possible pain, call on DR.. Walsh.
VIM. O'Sullivan, Jr.; of St. Louis,
is spending a two-months vacation
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. II. Walker and son, Eu-
gene, of st. Louis, are guests. of H.
W, Coffield this week.
]. P. Laws and Andy Shaw, of
Flat River, passed through here Mon
day on their way to Coffman.
Knox Steam Boilers for canning.
Complete, $2.00.-Boswell & HELLER.
Rev. ]. M. Bailey was in Kansas City
last Friday, attending the meeting of
the State Board of the Christian
Church.
Mrs. o. H. Duggins and son, Oliver,
left Wednesday for a two-weeks Wis
it in Perry county to Rev. Duggins
parents.
Misses Kendall and Freeman, of
Sikeston, arrived in Pennington Sat
urday and are guests of Miss Pauline
Byington.
Mrs. C. B. McClintock will leave
Monday for two weeks visit with
her son, Elmo, and family, at Cape
Girardeau.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church,
South, will give an entertainment at
the Monarch. The date will be given
next week.
Full line of Window and Door
Screens. You should not fail to see
and get prices before buying.
PENNINGTON NERO. co.
Mrs. Joseph Good and grandson,
George, of St. Louis, arrived yester-
day to make visit with VIM. Good
and family.
Jerry Mitchell, of Caledonia, at
tended the Christian Endeavor con-
vention here the first of the week as
delegate.
DR.. Macurdy, of Maryville, spent
Wednesday and Thursday here visit
ing old friends and renewing ac-
quaintances.
If the light can be turned fully on
the food spectators it may not be
necessary to hang all of them TO
lamp posts.
Knox Steam Boilers for canning.
Complete, $2.00.-Boswell & Helber.
It's hard to get hang on Euro
pean politics-over there they call it
a Cabinet crisis when some incampe-
tent goes out.
Mrs. w. 7. Eversole, of st. Louis,
and Miss Selma Eversole, Of Kinds
boro, ILL.,, are visiting the family of
B. H. Marbury.
Some of the bitterest complainers
against the heat wave are strikingly
like the gentlemen who were recently
knocking the late elongated winter.
We are now receiving daily hum
dreds of dollars worth of New Spring
Goods in all lines-Farmington Mer-
camille Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Alexander and
son, Jack, of st. Louis, are guests
this week of Mr.. Alexander's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Alexander.
A Kaiserite politician grabbing atlr
monkey wrenches to throw into the
war machine makes a drowning man
grasping at a straw look like a lazy
loafer.
The bitter attack on Roosevelt by ,
Herr Stein, of Little Prussia on the
shows that the Colonel, as ,
ever, is fortunate in the enemies he +,
makes. /,
Mrs. Ida Emerson, of Princeton,
Indiana, and Mrs. Rosie Mcdowell, of /
Ironton, who have been visiting VIM.
Good and family, returned home
Thursday II
Hugh McGregor of Potosi attended /
he Christian Endeavor Convention
here the first of the week. While
lere he was the guest of his uncle, i
Philip Cole. liz
SanOI Eczema Prescription ig ala
amous old remedy for all forms of
eczema and skin diseases. SanOl is '
guaranteed remedy. Get 35c large :
rial bottle at the drug store. .
The present warm weather is SPLEEN C
lid for growing crops, providing there e
S plenty of moisture. Rain is begin t
ling to be needed in the southeast t
orner Of the county. Lii
Dealers are now laying in their sup
lilies of fireworks, such as crackers, G
orpedoes, devil chasers, etc. Young /,
america must be patriotic, even i,
hough too young to fight. v
DR.. E. ]. Willbanks returned Tues s.
ay from weeks visit to Kirksville, F
10. Mrs. Willbanks remained for n