The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-09-14


School of Mines. -
Latest styles in Fall Hats and
Trimmings at the Enterprise. 4
Myers Mayberry left Tuesday fol-
William Jewell College at Liberty, Mo-
to attend school,
And the prices you will find most
reasonable, at Mrs. S. c. Watts.
Ewart Grove left Tuesday for
Fayette, Mo-, to enter Central Col
lege the coming year.
FOR SALE-A good sucking mule,
e. P. White, Knob Lick. 33-5t.
Miss Alma Williams left yesterday
! for st. Charles to re-enter Underwood
4 College for another school year.
If you dislike the glare of gold in
a front of mouth, call on DR.. Walsh and
have them put in true to nature.
TIE new feather-brim hats now on
display at Rains & Croft's.
Miss Dee Allen Mckinney left Tues.
y day for Fulton, Mo-, where she will
enter college for the ensuing year.
DR.. l. N. Shannon, of Frederick
town, was a Pennington visitor Tues
day and made this office an appreciat-
ed call. '- soo as
School Supplies at Laakman's Drug
Store.
Ward Fleming, Terry Chandler and
Delos Johns will leave Saturday fol-
Columbia, Mo-, to enter the State Uni
versity. ...
Jerry Poston, postmaster at Lead
wood, was Pennington visitor Mon
day and made The Times office pleas
ant call.
School Supplies at Laakman's Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Cofield ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Turley and family
attended church at Alsbury Chape
Sunday.
Millinery Opening Saturday, Sep
TENDER 22nd.-Mrs. S. c. Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howell and lit
tie daughter, Norma Ruth, of Fiat
River spent Sunday here the guests Of
John Wood and family.
You have tried the rest, now try the
best-Nunnally's Candy-for sale By
E. M. Laakman.
Mrs. E. o. Sutherland and daugh
ter, Miss Virginia, left Monday fol
4 Fulton, Mo-, where Miss Virginia vii
9 enter college for the ensuing schoo
term.
l have a cash buyer for a well-im
proved farm, containing 80 to 14(
acres. on a rock road. Anyone having
bargain will report to W. A. Kennedy
at Pennington, Mo.
School Supplies at Laallman's Drug
Store. ...
DR.. T. P. Poston, leading physi
clan and one of the best citizens Of
Bonnie Terre, was in Pennington Mon
dav transacting business and meeting
with many old friends.
LOST-Auto license No. 84304, OF
an auto tail light, last week, between
Flat River and Ste. Genevieve. Finder
will be suitably rewarded on return Of
property to The Times Office.
If you want the nerve removed from
your tooth without pain, call on DR.
Walsh.
Mrs. B. H. Marbury and daughter
Miss Virginia, were St. Louis visitor:
Monday. From there Miss Virgini;
returned to St. Charles for another
school year in Underwood College.
No matter what style you wish.
it is new-we are showing it.-TMrs
S. C. Watts. ,- $751;. :
Officials of the Marshall, Mo-, pub
lie schools are trying to secure tn
services of J. S. Dearmont, who wa
here last year, as principal of th
High School. 1t is likely that he viii
accept.
You have tried the rest, now try thu
best-Nunnally's Candy-for sale b!
E. M. Laakman
John o. Long, of Cadet, was a bus
mess visitor in Pennington Monda.
and met with many old friends, wit
were pleased to see him. Mr.. Lont
was for years clerk of Washington
county.
Latest Embroidery Designs at tn
Enterprise.
Rev. and Mrs. o. H. L. Cunning
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Law
spent Sunday at Alsbury Chapel
where revival meeting is being held
Rev. Cunningham conducted the morn
ing service.
J. G. Turley, mayor Of st. VIII
liams Station, in the casters edge o
this county, was in Pennington Mon
day attending to personal y bushes
and made The Times Office an appre
ciated call. 80 ,,rg.F
You have tried the rest, now try tn
best--Nunnallv' Candy-for sale b:
E. M. Laakman.
There was light frost, in thi
community Monday night which wa
followed on Tuesday night by con
siderable heavier one. Fortunately
however, neither was of the "killing
variety, and crops and vegetation ar
still uninjured.
Enough American blood, Drawn an,
bone appeared at the court house il
this city the first three days this weel
for examination on the army draft t.
put the Kaiser and his satellites GU
of business. All they need is a chanc
at them.