The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-04-19

SpleUulu OZ-hCTe 'tIdCty III VIC Iol thSAh
city limits, 10 Az, ysndergrift; con-
sideration, $1,000. This is splendid
property, eitherfor farming purposes,
or it would make splendid addition
to the: city. Ills well worth the
price psid dor it. AN y
The thsa6y friends of :, Parkhurst
Sleeth, of Fiat River were pleased to
see him in Farming On Monde scer
having. passed thronE three eexs
ssics<cf small pox.: e khurstt aSsss
M<Was ~yeal sicKs Or Int least a
week, ana Bat. it Shad him guessing"
whether or not he was. going 70 pull
fhrona & BlH the ssSrse Grabbing
thass sppsro ntiy left him stronger and
more fifteen than ever.
Do you. need fertilizer in order to
bring your land up to it's minimum of
production? You can get best quail
ity of spring fertilizer, especially
good for corn production, at Tetley-
Klein Lumber Co.
]. C. Watson and M. L. Clardy left
Wednesday morning for Nevada to
attend the funeral of Senator Wm.
j. Stone, which took place in that
city Yesterday The Senator's remains
lay in state in the new capitol building
in jefferson City Wednesday, from
which place they were removed ear
ly yesterday morning and laid to
final rest in'the old home of deceased,
the last sad rites being witnessed by
thousands from all parts of the State.
This is the season of the year when
arrangements should be made to make
your house-even your porches-hy
proof. A full assortment of sizes in
both window and door screens, also
screen wire in rolls, to be had at
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
]. R. Zimmerman, of Route /, last
week purchased fine team of mares
of R. E. Hope, of the same Route, for
$400. Mr.. Hope Immediately invested
the purchase money in Liberty Loan
Bonds, and says he wishes he had
much more cash to loan to his "Un-
Gle Sam" He is truly patriotic, a
citizen of the right sort, who is doing
all he possibly can to help along his
beloved country in this time wher
there is great need for true Ameri-
cans.
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
Bethel's Cash Meat Market.
Squire j. d. Vance, of Elyins, was
a Pennington visitor Monday. Mr.
Vance is being solicited by many
| friends to announce for the Democrat.
ic nomination for Representative, one
of the arguments being advanced that
no one is more deserving of such hon
er, nor has asked less of the party
which he has loyalty supported all his
life. The Times is informed he has
the matter under consideration, ant
| will doubtless soon make known his
decision in the matter.
w. P. Sebastian, a former vel
known citizen of Pennington and q
valued friend and reader Cd The
Times, requests that his address bt
changed from Austin, Texas, where
he has served for several years past
as a member of the Board of Pardon
Advisers, to his old home in REecken
ridge, Stephens county, Texas, where
be is returning. Mr.. Sebastian is re-
membered by many of our older citi
zens. He recently resigned his Off.
cial position in the Texas capital.
| LOST-On Friday, April IL, on the
south bound M. R. & B. T. train due
at Flat River at 6:20 p. M, a lady's
hand bag, containing watch-valuet
mostly as a wedding present-Imoney
railroad ticket and other papers. Re.
ward of $40 will be paid upon return
of property to Mrs. R. V. Tillman
Pennington.
Sam A. Baker, principal of the pub.
lie schools at Jefferson City, who has
recently announced his candidacy fol
State Superintendent of Public In
struction on the Republican ticket, is
a son of DR.. S. A. Baker, who was
born in this county, and who for many
years practiced medicine in Wayne
county, where Sam was born. He j:
also a nephew of G. N. Baker, of thi;
city, and is known either personally
or by reputation, to many of our cit
liens. lie Is TecognlZCu as one Vi lit
brainy men of the State.
Your satisfaction is our chief care
Of course we are in business to make
money, but the only way we expect tt
do that is by having entirely satisfied
customers. If you have a kick any
time, remember that we welcome it.
Bethel's Cash Meat Market.
|
The Times is in receipt of letter
from w. E. AuBuchon, of Frankclay
this county. The letter was writer
from Kansas City, where Mr.. AuBu
chon recently attended the 49th an
nual meeting of the Missouri Electric
Medical Association, where he wa
elected First Vice President Of tn
Association. He also introduced /;
resolution at that meeting to inves
the surplus of the Association in Lib
erty Bonds, which resolution wa
adopted. He also states that DR.. Cal
loway, of Chillicothe, who was elected
First President of that organi
cation at it's initial meeting 40 year
ago, was elected President of the AS
ISOLATION at the recent meeting.
You should keep in mind that tn,
ala Do1,,bIn Maa4 Me- rLat olxpox,e he,