The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-30

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Nunnally's Candies at Laakman's
Drug Store. ~"
Jerry Burks went to Blackwell Sat-
urday night and made speech at a
w. S. S. Meeting.
Francis A. Benham returned the
first of the week from business trip
To Washington, d. c.
u. S. G. Evans came in Tuesday
from the Oklahoma lead district for a
visit with his family.
A new fall line of "Royal Society"
stamped goods at the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hay, of Marion,
ILL.,, spent few days with Mrs. j. G.
Watson the last of the week.
VIM. Laws left the first of the week
for Chicago. Mrs, Laws and little
son, Paul, will join him later.
Mrs. Eisenberg Beard and daugh-
ter, MISS Elizabeth, were st, Louis
visitors the last of the week.
Nua,naIly's Candies at Laakmans
Drag Store.
- S. r. Turley' of Tuscaloosa, Ala,
came in Tuesday for visit. He will
be joined by Mrs. Turley later -.
Miss sAlya. Marie Clay left Sunday
for Columbia to re,enter the State
University for the ensuing year.
Willard Byington of DeSoto spent
Tuesday in Farmingten on business
and meeting with his many friends.
More new and stylish Fall Hats just
received at the Enterprise.
Mrs. ]. W, Ingram and daughter,
Miss Alice, left last week for Spring
field, ILL.,, for a two weeks visit with
her parents.
]. A. Underwood, stock buyer of
Steelville, spent few days here last
week Attempting to buy several bunch
es of cattle.
Carson and Munson Morris left yes
terday for Rolla where they are TAX
ing an engineering course in the Rel
la School Of Mines.
Place your order now with Tetley-
Klein Lumber Co. for the best fertit-
izer and be prepared when you need it,
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church held an all-day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Butterfeld, north OF
Pennington, yesterday.
]. A. Lawrence has accepted a pos
ition with the Bonnie Terre Cattle and
Farming Co. as manager OF the Com
pany store at Rivermines- -
Jerome Polite, of Blackwell, was "a
Pennington visitor Tuesaay. MIR. 10
lite is a Democratic wheeEhorse of
the north end of this county.
FOR SALE-Good young sow with
ten pigs. Apply at Post Office, Doe
Run. John Corcoran. =.
- Mrs. Ollie Byingtnh and son, Cof st.
Louis, arrived the fret of the week for
a visit with Mrs. Byington's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Byipgton.
Mrs. II. W. Caffeld WAS called to
Desloge Tuesday ON account of the i'll
ness of her father who is visiting with
his sons, George and LANES G. w.,
Several people from the Farming
ton Baptist church attended the
Franklin Baptist Association at Des-
loge the latter part of last week.
WANTED-Single man for general
farm work. Highest wages. Apply
to D. Ridgewag. Telephone Farming
ton 341-4
The County Teachers Conference
convened yesterday at the High
School with County Superintendent OF
Schools AheY as Chairman. "A good
attendance is reported.
Carlisle Rozier and Opal Evans ar
rived homo Sunday for a brief visit
with home folks. They are members
of the Aviation Corps which is in
training at Austin, Texas.
LOST-A small diamond ring i'll
Pennington Tuesday afternoon. Re
ward for return to Mrs. e. o. Sample,
st. Francois Hotel.
H. E. Brown, Z. o.. Brooks and raw.
Hornscy, tAree of the leading business
men of Blackwell, were in attendance
at the w. s. s. mass meeting Tues.
day evening, They were members of
the w. S. S. committee from Black
well.
Homer Clay, who is an intern in
the Barnes hospital, st. Louis, viii
arrive homo tomorrow to spend about
a month with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. ]. S. Clay, befone netnrning to
that institution to resume his work
and study. ., ,a,.' ...
WANTED-Ts nent q gossd farm in
St. Francois county. either for cash
or crop rent. Propositions, should be
sent to Times Office, Pennington, Mo-,
34-2t.
The splendid rains and much cloudy
weather of the past week has served to
put the ground in the finest possible
condition for blowing, and the farm
" ers are now busy turning under the
stubble and breaking additional ground
for the sowing OF wheat.
Chas. Herbst, Richard Adams,
James Ballard and VIM. Ragsdale, all
of Pennington and community, who
are all enlisted in their copntry's ser
vice and are attending different train
ing schools in St. Louis, came home
Sunday on brief furloughs with fam
lilies and friends.
The Times is in receipt Of a card
requesting the change of the address
of the paper of DR.. Raw Matkin from