The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-11-22

J0nn Horton Snlpped q auh0IScAt-
tie this week.
Winter weather now appears to be
neaAEat hand. -
F@afresh fisF and oysters, phone
38St Burnett'S Market.
Michigan Jones blewFin town the
first VI the week. as.
Mrs. VIM. Wichman has developed a
case Of the influenza.
MANIFESTATION mares. w.
B. Rariden.
Geo. X. Williams motored to st.
Louis, returning Tuesday.
Sebastian and Meyers shipped two
car loads of hogs this week.
Mrs. w. G. Patton left Thursday for
San Antonio, Texas, to join her hus-
band.
Fresh Fish and Oysters at BethePs
Cash Meat Market. '~
DR.. C. A. Tetley spent few days
at Portage, Pemiscot County, this
week. -
Congressman Walter L. Hensley
went to st. Louis Tuesday to transact
business.
Harley Knowles, who had an attack
of influenza, was able to return to
work Monday morning.
FOR SALE: A Ford Runabout
Good as new. ]. H. Tetley. tt.
Miss Lucille Counts, Pennington
girl who is teaching school at French
Village, has the influenza.
From the reports in the papers it
seems that our boys in the training
camps and environments will soon be
home.
Mrs. A. E. VanSicRle left Wednes-
day morning for DeLand, Fla. tc
spend the winter with relatives and
friends.
Remember you can get Michigan
Celery and Cranberries at Burnetss
Market, phone 3S5.
Mrs. F. C. Luckey, of Casper, Wy
oming, arrived last week to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. John
L. Swink.
A. /. Foard, StAte Agent of Farm
Demonstration work, with headquar-
tiers in this city, spent the weekend
in st. Louis.
]. C. Heifner, newly elected Cir.
cult Clerk, has purchased Of c. P
Wilson the home occupied by Mrs
Cover on ga" street.
WANTED-Ti Timothy and Clover
Hay. Edward Halter, care of Federal
Lead Co., Flat River, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mcclure of Web
ster Groves in company with MIR. and
Mrs. johnson Of that place motored
to Pennington this week.
Miss Violet Chandler of st. Louissar-
rived in Pennington the first Of the
week for visit with her sister, Mrs
Henry Reuter-, and many friends.
Fred Butterfeld and Carlisle Rozier.
both of whom are in the aviation ser
vice and stationed at Bellville, H.,
spent the weekend IN st. Louis.
Prompt and careful delivery car
always he depended upon in leaving
or teiephoning your orders to Beth
els Cash Meat Market.
Truman Scott, who has been attend
ing High School here, left this week
for Eudore, Ark, to DE with his
mother and also to attend school.
Harry Sylvester, son Of p. X. Syl-
vester. enrolled Tuesday in the Chill
licothe Business College, at Chilli
,cothe. Mo-, for course i'll banking.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and children left
yesterday afternoon for Richmond,
Va, to be with Mr.. Jones who is in
the Y M. c. "A. work at Scamp Lee,
near Richmond.
When in need Of heating stoves,
>stove boards and stove pipes, you
should go to Boswell & He1ber.
The entire family Of F.. w.
Schramm was taken sick with 'infiu-
tenza last week. The family numbers
eight. At last reports they are said
to be recovering.
L. H. Williams, cashier of the Farm
ers Bank, has been at home several
days this week nursing a cold and
warding off "f1u" germs. He is again
able to be at hrs post of duty.
A card has been received saying
that the ship on which Delos Johns
sailed has arrived safely overseas.
His address is Co. D, 9th Separate
Battalion, U. S. M. C., France.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
Veal and Lamb. Phene 1856. Bur-
nett's Market.
john Burlbaw and Cy Denman left
Tuesday for Kansas City to attend a
live stock show. From Kansas City
they will go to Hoekervllle, Okla,
to look after their mining interests.
The two past days have been dark
and cloudy, with strong Indications of
snow, but the temperature did not
fall to any appreciate extent until
yesterday afternoon, Bad weather
now seems near.
Miss Margaret Warren, who taught
in the High School here last year and
who is teaching in the Little Rock,
Ark, schools this year, spent several
days of this and last week here with
the family of O. L. Halle.
Farmers: Bring US your Turkeys.
viii pay highest prices, trade or
cash. Pennington Mercantile Co.,
Pennington, Mo. ~