The Farmington times., 1917-07-20

| Methodist Church Sunday morning at
II o'clock. DR., Stewart is attending
the Methodist Assembly at Arcadia.
Mrs. ]. G. Watson and grandson,
James, left Monday for Macataw,
Mich, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at that de-
lightful resort, in company with Mrs.
Watson's mother. -,
Full line of Window and Door
Screens. You should not fail to see
and get prices before buying.
PENNINGTON NERO. co.
Joseph A. Fox, who has been living
in Pennington for the past several
months, left Tuesday for Decatur, Ill,
his former home, to again take up his
residence. He will be followed soon
by his wife and family.
Rev. o. H. L. Cunningham arrived
aome Wednesday night from Success,
Ark, where he and Mrs. Cunningham
spent their vacation. He reports the
crop indications are very good. Mrs.
Cunningham will return some time
later.
M. A. Patterson, of the north end
of the county, was in Pennington Sat
urday on business as well as pleas
ure, as he meets many friends in what
ever part Of the county he chances to
be. He made The Times office pleas
ant call.
SanOl Eczema Prescription is a
famous old remedy for all forms OF
Eczema and skin diseases. SanOl is
guaranteed remedy. Get 35c large
trial bottle at the drug store.
Warren Meecey and family have
moved in part of the Fugate proper
ty on Liberty Street. They have been
| in Colorado and Arizona for some
time. Mr.. Mccoy has accepted an en-
gineering position with the Federal
Lead Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Havienear and
children, of Oklahoma, came in the
first of the week for visit with John
Hough and family. Mr.. Havienear
returned to Oklahoma Wednesday,
but Mrs. Havienear and children re-
mained for longer visit.
FOR SALE-A 2h-horse-power
gasoline engine, one turning lathe and
one power drill, in good shape. Will
be sold sheap. Apply to w. L. Sack
man or address him by mail at Farm
ington.
A party of ten or twelve people,
from Hillsboro, jefferson county,
drove over to this city Sunday in au-
Itomobiles to visit State Hospital No.
A, and ate lunch on those splendid and
attractive grounds. They were well
pleased with the attractiveness of
that institution.
James J. O'Connor, former court
stenographer in this Judicial District,
accompanied by his wife, arrived in
Pennington the first of the week, driv-
ing through from Oklahoma, where
he is now located, in their auto. Mr..
and Mrs. O'Connor have many old
friends in Pennington who are pleased
to see them again.
i Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hickok and
child, of Hot Springs, Ark, arrived
in Pennington Tuesday evening for
a visit with old friends. Mrs. Hickok
was formerly Miss Clardy, of this
place, Rev. Hickok was pastor OF
the Presbyterian church here few
years ago, and numbers practically all
|
l. B. Cunningham, a former well
known citizen of this community, now
living in St. Louis, spent most of last
week with relatives and old friends
in this vicinity, coming by way OF
Sikeston, where he also visited. He
left the last of the week for Flat Riv-
er to visit a sister and to view the
. scenes of the recent mining troubles
before returning home.
Taken up on the 28th of June: one
dark brown mare, by F. E. Clay, OF
+ his farm, marked as follows: IL
hands high, left eye bad, right hint
leg badly crippled, large swelling OF
i hook joint. Appraised at $40 by tht
!. appraisers. F. E. Clay. 27-St
Are you doing your "bit" towarc
e helping the boys at the front put VI
winning fight, in order that you ma!
be permitted to continue to enjoy thu
comforts and blessings of quiet hom'
), life? You should contribute not oni.
i willingly, but libcrally. If not will
ingly, then you should either. be force'
' to give large part of that you have
! or be compelled to go to the front.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Sucher, of Ste
Genevieve, are visiting Mrs. Sucher'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McKen
|. zie, of near Libertyville. While MI
e Sucher appears to be hardly of age
he has a regular run on the lllinoi
Southern Railway as engineer, an
d is the youngest regular engineer o
r that line, as we'll as all other line!
j. so far as The Times is informed
Woman's friend is Large Tris
:. Bottle of Sanol Prescription. Fin
for blackheads, Eczema and all roug
e skin and clear complexion. A re;
e skin Tonic. Get a 35c trial bottle
t. the drug store.
DIR. P. S. Tate, of Morley, who wa
d recently selected by the re-organize
t. State Hospital Board of Managers a
h an assistant physician at that institl
tion, is now on the "job" and gettin
acquainted with his new work. +
! will probably be there almost col
= stantiy until he is regularly installe
= on AuOust 1st. when he expects to