The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-05-03
LOCAL MENTION

Enterprise.
Clark Wheeler, of Kansas City, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gall
Tuesday.
John Wells, of Bonnie Terre, was a
pleasant caller at The Times Office
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. w. Hollis of Ironton arrived
in Pennington to visit Gus Lawrence
and other relatives.
Always good style-the hat you
buy at the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Bramblet were
among those from Flat River who
came over to see "The Birth of Ma
ton"
Misses Margaret and Mary Ellen
Detchmendy of Flat River visited
Pennington friends Friday and Sat
urday.
J. Ed. Brewer, the popular M. R. g.
B. T. Railway conductor, drove over
from Doe Run yesterday morning for
a brief visit.
You can always get the best Of
creamery butter at Bethels Cash
Meat Market.
T. B. Vance, a good farmer of Rey-
nolds county, visited his brother,
Squire J. D. Vance, at Elvins, the first
of the week.
Ernest Lueders, Farmington's pop
ular harness dealer, is able to be at
his place of business again, after sew
eral days illness with the grip.
The Junior Glass of the High School
delightfully."- entertained the Senior
Glass in a reception at the home of
Miss Dee Allen Mckinney last Friday
night.
The selection OF millinery and art
materials ut the Enterprise was never
better than now.
G. B. Snider, cashier of the st.
Francois County Bank, went to Ken
nett, Mo-, Saturday to see his mother
and to attend to business matters.
He returned Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church will give Bake Sale
Saturday, May 4th, at the store Of
Raines & Croft. All kinds of good
things. Come and get your Sunday
dinner.
You can give your furniture and
house interior an absolutely new ap-
pearance with a touch Of Sunshine
Finish, to be had at Tetley-klein
Lumber Co.
The ri-County Realty Co. reports
the sale of the Eugene Thurman farm
located at Libertyville, to j. c. Will
liams; consideration $2,400. Also the
McGhee farm located about five miles
east of Pennington, to Mr.. Ellis Doss,
consideration $4,000.
DR.. John B. Graves, Taylor Smith
and ]. C. Watson left Monday for
Miami, Okla, on trip of inspection
of their mining property in that field.
Their property is acknowledged to be
one of the richest claims in all that
abundantly rich field.
FOR SALE-Several young thor
oughbred Poland China sows and four
Young boars, big bone; also, six regis
tered Short-Horn bulls. e. G. Nc
Cormick. ~
The family of B. H. Marbury re-
turned to the old home in this city
Tuesday, after five months residence
in st. Louis. Mr.. Marbury, who has
been dividing his time between that
city and here, will hereafter be more
constantly in this city.
Lieut.. Chas. R. Wilson and sister,
Miss Esther, and Mrs. Felix Parkin
and daughter, Miss Leila, all of
Fredericktown, visited Judge and Mrs.
J. S. Clay last Tuesday. Lieut. Will
son is now stationed at Camp Funs-
ton, near Fort Riley, Kansas.
Have you a bad tooth? Maybe it
needs extracting. Bad teeth cause
bad health, often. DR.. Walsh can tell
you whether it should be extracted or
can be saved. Office upstairs over
Post Office, Pennington.
Perry Hinkle Of Elvins and Mrs.
Okey Clemens, also of Elvins, came
over to Pennington Wednesday, May
/. and were quietly united in mar
rage by Justice VIM. Good. They
will make their home near Olney
Springs, Colorado, on ranch.
What appears to be good piece of
work is now being completed on West
Columbia street, which will doubtless
put that important thoroughfare in
splendid condition for the heavy travel
which it must sustain. We hope that
it will prove to be as good as it ap-
pears to be.
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.
Mrs. w. S. Miller of Pennington,
who had been spending the past three
weeks at the Lee Miller home in this
city, returned home this week. She
was accompanied as far as Flat River
by Mrs. Lee Miller, who is visiting her
sister there, Mrs. VIM. Burns.-Bonne
Terre Register.
Henry zimmerman, one of Knob
Lick's most progressive and prosper
Gus citizens, was looking after bust
ness in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Kin
neman recently returned from pro-
longed stay at the Jewish Hospital in
st. Louis, where he was successfully
operated on for a serious trouble. He
now feels as well as he did in former
wears.