The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-01-25

your orders.-Bethels Cash Meat
Market. .,, .. If.
Orville F. Taylor, who has a posi-
ton in East st. Louis with an cleo
~trical manufacturing concern, came
in Saturday to visit relatives for a
few days. He was taking an enforced
vacation on account of the five days
shutdown of all industries east of the
Mississippi River, ordered by the Fuel
Administrator. Orville enlisted in the
u. S. Aviation Corps some time ago
and is awaiting a call to the service.
Sam Isenman was last week elected
Assistant Cashier of the Bank of
Pennington and at once entered upon
his duties there. Mr.. Isenman was
born and reared in Pennington, and
since early manhood has been engaged
with his father in the manufacturing
of wagons. He accepted this bank
position believing that change of
work would prove to be more attrac-
tive and satisfactory to him. He will
be pleased to meet and to greet his
many friends in his new position.
The Pennington Provident Asso-
citation held a meeting Wednesday
night, at the Baptist church. Among
other business transacted at that
meeting, the following officers were
elected: President, J. F. Karsch; sec
rotary and treasurer, j. H. Tetley. A
resolution was also adopted that all
cases, or applications, for charity
should be reported to j. f. Karsch be-
fore any relief can be furnished by
the local Provident Association. This
action was taken in order to safe
guard the charity funds from posi-
BILE impostors.
STRAY Cow and Calf: Dark Jer-
sey cow, with horns; marked with
swallow fork in each ear. At my
place / 1-2 miles west of Knob Lick.
J. P. McLaren. 1-2t.
Miss Ruth 'Swink, a teacher in the
South Ward school, was last week
compelled to leave off her work on ac-
count of an abcess under her right
eye. After an examination, Dr..
Smith advised that she be taken to
DR.. Lynn, a St. Louis specialist. Her
mother, Mrs. E. f. Swink, and DR..
Smith accompanied her to the city,
where the specialist had her taken
to st. Luke's Hospital for treatment.
The latest news from her is that she
is getting along nicely, and hopes to
be able to come home the last of the
present week.
Elder A. NJ. HarraI, of MarquaEd,
who has been filling the Christian
church pulpit at Libertyville during
the past year or more, preached his
farewell sermon there Sunday eve
ming, to a good-sized audience. Rev.
Harral is well known in this city, hav
ing been pastor of the church here
some eighteen years ago. He is now
preparing to move his family to Tex
as, and expects to leave for his new
home next week. But he is sure that
he will find no better neighborhood of
people anywhere than here or in the
Libertyville community.
The sidewalks can now actually be
seen, especially in front of those res
licences where the tenants have been
thrifty in trying to remove some of
the snow for the benefit of pedes-
trians. An to the pedestrians, who
have long been suffering from neal
approach of "snow blindness, these
bare, hard cement walks take on the
appearance of pure geld, carpeted
with velvet. 1t is entirely beyond
question that the snow looks far bet
ter, on The eve of preparedness to take
a reluctant departure, than it has APP
peared since its first appearance.
In renewing his subscription to The
Times, A. j. Barnes, of Flat River,
says: 81 cannot do without The
Times. 1t is surely filled with news"
1t is such expressions as that which
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fills us with a desire to increase our
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be.
When you have Backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out of gear.
Try San0l, it does wonders for the
liver, kidneys and bladder. A trial
SOC bottle of Sanol will convince you.
Get it at the drug store.
The host of friends of B. I. Morris
will be grieved to learn that he was
stricken with paralysis about seven
o'clock Tuesday evening, at his home
in this city. He soon recovered from
the immediate shock, which affected
his entire right side, and family and
friends are hopeful that he will soon
recover completely. The principal
difficulty his nurses are having is to
keep him quiet, which is most i'm
portant for the present, according to
his doctors advice. But "Uncle
Irch" has always been such an indie
fatigable worker that he insists on
being cup and going"
Do you get up at night? San0l is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in
"a hours from all backache and blad-
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drug store.
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