The Farmington times., 1918-06-28

of Leadwood, visited Prof. ard Mrs.
Porter and other friends Tuesday eve-
ming. Glenwood was one OF The per-
formers at the Schubert School Of Mu-
sic recitals. Miss McPike is a teacher
in the St. Louis public schools.
Frank Tucker, who is attending
Yale University at New Haven, Conn.,,
and also has church, was last week
lmarried at Charlottesville to Miss
ELenora Cunningham. They spent q
few days here visiting last week with
Mr.. fuckers father, r. G. Tucker.
They left Sunday afternoon for New
Haven.
Several splendid rains the past
week came just in time to sustain
crops at their maximum condition
Such rains were also sufficiently de-
layed to permit the wheat harvest in
the best possible condition. The hand
of God is everywhere apparent
throughout this country.
]. B. Allen will leave today for Hill
derbrand to look arter his business
there. Mrs. Allen has been there for
some time in charge of the store on
account of the loss of a clerk. Mrs.
Allen is proving her patriotism by
conducting big War Savings Stamp
rally at Hilderbrand today.
Frank Simpson, son of John Simp-
son of the Libertyville neighbOrhood,
arrived Wednesday to spend a brief
furlough with his parents and friends.
He has been in training at Camp
Funston. He expects a telegram
within a few days commanding him
to meet his officers in Kansas City on
their way to France.
DR.. P. S. Tate, assistant physician
at State Hospital No. 4, who more
than year ago applied for admis
sion into the army medical depart
ment, but who afterwards received his
present position, states that the army
, authorities are finally becoming very
insistent that he enlist for army du-
ty. He will probably enlist soon.
You can give your furniture and
house interior an absolutely new ap-
pearance with touch of Sunshine
Finish, to be had at Tctlcy kleir
) Lumber Co. ,
Thos. Autsen, Farmington's "Oic
Reliable" butcher, was compelled t
go to st. Louis Monday, where he will
: undergo an operation for rupture. iit
: has before undergone a similar opera
ton, which indeed is for double rup
/ tnre. His many friends are hopefu
that he will soon be able to return
; home completely restored to health.
DR.. F. L. Long left Wednesday fol
visit with relatives and friends IL
2 his old home at DeSoto and otheI
: places, before going into actual ser
vice, which he will do soon, going t.
: Camp Dodge, Iowa. He has alread:
: received his commission as Captain
DIR. T. F. Frazier, of Commerce, ha;
, been appointed as assistant physician
! at State Hospital No. a, which posi-
f ton was resigned by DIR. Long. DR.
Frazier was formerly a member o
the Board of Managers of that insti
tuition.
4 WANTED-Good live agents II
p Pennington and smaller towns il
countK, to handle the best Farm
Tractor Attachment for Ford auto
: mobiles. For full information, writ
= E. F. .LUGAR, Supt. Agts.,
1907 Rutger ST.,
" st. Louis, Mo.
Harry Denmar, editor of The News
! accompanied by his family, arrive,
home at an early hour Wednesda
morning from a motor trip to thei
old home in Phelps and Crawfor
counties, where they spent few yer,
d enjoyable days. Mr.. Denman report
). the road over which they passed a
t being greatly improved in the las
: few years. Many Of them now closel
, resemble boulevards. With the eS
n ception of little tire trouble, the en-
n tire trip was most pleasant and ell
]joyable. ~
III Mrs. Annie Lloyd returned the frs
Z of the week from a ten-days yisi
!. lwith her sister in st. Louis. Whil
g | there she secnncd an offer to tax
charge of Y. w. C. A. Camp fo
, 1 young girls, which is located Eea
u Kirkwood. She left yesterday to as
. sumo her new position, which she wi
y retain during July and August, re
'' turning here about September 1st {
take up her school work, in which sh
B. has been continuously engaged in tn
It public schools of this city for the pas
It twenty-five years ..
o This is the season Of the year whe
arrangements should be made to max
e your house-even your porches-f
tproof. A full ASSORTMENT of sizes |
IS both window and door screens, ais
!, screen wire in rolls, to be had q
/ Tetiey-Klein Lumber Co. ...
;; Sam J. Liner, who recently closed
z most successful subscription contes
for The Times, left the last of ,,th
n week for Mena, Ark, where he is no1
: opening an automobile contest for, tn
4, Gazette" He is the sqnarest al,
: most capable contest manager it ha
# ever been the privilege of The Time
editor to meet. His present contes
d will be his last, at least for the dura
e tion of the war, as he has yolunteere
It for service in the Navy, and expect
s to go into service Immediately afte
J : the close of the Mena "Gazette" cor
, ttest.
II j. A. (Gus) Lawrence, the we
h known and popular citizen of this cit.
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