The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-06-07
L. e. Cole. of Blackwell.


Leslie and George WEIGH, of Barry
tiles, passed through Pennington las
Friday on the way to the stock sal,
at the Weimer farm.
Prof. Chas. McClintock has just re
ceived letter from his youngest son
Clyde, who has been holding a re
sponsible position in the Frisco office.
at Chaffee, Mo. Clyde recently joiner
the Marines, and his letter states thai
he was leaving there last Monday fol
Paris Island to 60 into training.
Mrs. J. C. Watson and Master
James returned Tuesday Afternoon
from a months attendance at tn,
bedside of Mrs.. Holland, in Marion
ILL.,, who has been seriously i'll. Whilt
Mrs. Hollands condition at presen
seems to be improved, she is still fal
from being well.
John r. Hogenmiller, of Weingar.
ten, Ste. Geneyieve county, and Miss
Marie E. Rudder, of St. Louis, were
united in marriage in Probate Judge
Weber's office Wednesday, Presiding
Judge c. l. Garrett of the County
Court, performing the ceremony in .
most acceptable manner.
This is the season OF the year when
arrangements should be made to make
your house-even your porches-fiy
proof. A full assortment of sizes in
both window and door screens, also
screen wire in rolls, to be had al
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
Hon. j. G. Berkeley, of DeSoto, came
in yesterday to look after business in
circuit court. He made The Times
office an appreciated call yesterday af-
ternoon, and informed us that he had
filed for the Democratic nomination
for Congress in this District. He is
an old-line Democrat and very pleas
ant gentleman personally.
C. E. Dearborn, who is employed
in the Federal Department of Agri-
culture, and who was stationed here
several months last year, but who has
since worked in several different
States, until recently when he was
stationed in Reynolds county, this
State, spent Sunday in this city with
friends.
Smith AuBuchon, the popular real
estate agent, left the first of the week
5or st. Louis to take the necessary
examination for entrance into the
navy. His examination was satisfac-
tory for entrance into the service, and
he will leave st. Louis today for
Pudget Sound to enter upon necessary
training.
The very best meats, cut by experts,
and delivered on time--that is our idea
of giving good service, and is what is
making this meat market the most
popular one in st. Francois county
BethePs Cash Meat Market,
Miss Pe-tis, of Columbia, who was
to be here on June 10th, to assist the
ladies of this community in organic
ing a Womans Division sof the Farm
Bureau, has sent word that she will be
unable to be'here on that date. How
evr, she will be here as soon as posi-
BILE, and due notice of the date will be
given later.
DR.. E. B. Kenncr, of Galveston,
Texas, has been called into the medi-
cal service and is now in attendance
at the Rockefeller Institute, for a
short course of training before calling
for France. He is a brother. Of Mrs.
E. E. Sutherland, of this city. Mrs.
kenner is expected to arrive here the
last of the week for prolonged visit
with Mrs. Sutherland.
While driving a cultivator Wednes-
day morning, w. B. Rariden sustained
q painful injury to the index finger of
the left hand, a spring in the machi..e
being forced entirely through the fin
ger, causing serious injury. AT first
It was feared that amputation would
be necessary, but prompt and adept
dressing of the wound will probably
result in the finger being saved.
Practically all the pain and dis
comfort of nlling teeth has been done
away with by methods DR.. Walsh
employs. Careful examination costs
nothing and imposes no obligation.
Office III Realty Bldg. over Post Of
ice. -
Miss Charlotte L. Martin, a teacher
n the Cape GiTardeau schools, who
vas recently operated upon for appenr,
licitis, has recovered sufficiently to1
Re removed to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Claude A. Eaton, at Cape Gil
Miss Martins case was AN 4
dangerous one, and her con-
'alescence is appreciated by friends.
She has been re7elected, at ain increase
n salary, for the coming year, which
S very gratifying. This is the third
consecutive year. -, 81,
The school and Sunday school of the
St. Paul's Lutheran church yester-
lay enjoyed delightful picnic at the
Jiardy grove near M. L. Clardy's
lome on the Farmington-Doe Run
Dad. This picnic is an annual af-
air and is looked forward to by ev-
ny one.2f COnycyances were proyid-
d, deliberately decorated with nags,
or every one to reach the grounds. |
| large crowd was in attendance at |
he picnic and all declared they had |
njoyed a most excellent time.
Mrs. Lucinda Shannon, aged IS
ears, widow Of VIM. +. Shannon, died !
t her horne' in Flat River at o'clock |
aturday afternoon, of heart trouble,
fter a brief illness. The body was
rought to Pennington Monday morn
lg, and the funeral services were
at the M. E. Church, South,