The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-01-25

Mrs. Rebecca Fleming, VINO mas
been ill, is greatly improved.
Ferd Burgess is i'll at the present
time with pneumonia.
]. J. Roberts made business trip
to St. Louis Monday.
See the new Braid and Satin hats
for immediate wear at the Enterprise.
"Uncle Ed" FARRELL is reported to
be slowly improving from a prolonged
illness.
Literary Society tonight at High
School. Program begins sharply at
8 o'clock.
The members of the Baptist B. Y.
P. U. enjoyed delightful sleigh-ride
Tuesday night.
Skates for boys and girls. any
size, at H. C. Nell Hardware Store.
Gent T. Horn, of Flat River, left
Monday for Charleston for visit
with his mother and sister.
Hon. F. NJ. Carter, who has been
quite sick for several weeks with the
grip, is reported to be improving.
The most welcome sight our eyes
have behel1 for the past month is the
indications Of thaw, now apparent.
FOR SALE-Six-room house, like
rent. Tri-County Realty Co., Farm
ington, Mo. Phone %.
While cranking his Ford Sunday,
Charles Calvird suffered double
fracture of his right forearm from
a back-fire.
r. A. Swink, of Maplewood, came in
Sunday evening to look after bust
ress and visited with relatives and
old friends.
Tri-County Realty Co. reports four
houses for rent, in desirable loca-
tions. Reasonable rent. If
Walter Sebastian, of East St. Louis,
was in attendance at the funeral of
his cousin, Miss Emma V. Hough, the
last of the week.
Lee Miller, Democratic candidate
for Collector, was in Pennington yes
terday meeting with many old friends
and acquaintance.
Elder R. L. Allen, of this city, will
fill the pulpit at the Libertyville
Christian church on the first and
third Sundays in each month, for the
present.
Paul Jones left Wednesday for a
ten-day "tower" of social activities in
st. Louis, Kansas City, Chillicothe
and Columbia, Mo. Go to it, Paul,
we're all with you!
FOR SALE.--One Horse, Saddle
and Bride. Also some household
goods. D. E. Shatton, Bismarck,
Mo. LIT.
Mrs. Emmett Swink, Jr., has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j, NJ. Bailey, few days the past
week, returning to the Swink farm
in Arkansas on Saturday.
"If not Immediately, then soon, -
you must get in if you want The
Times at S1.OO the year. 1t will per-
haps never return to that price. Real
ly this paper is cheap at $3.50 per
year.
The Times is pleased to announce
that George C. Forster, who has been
seriously i'll for the past five weeks
with pneumonia, is again able to be
up, and hopes soon to be back at his
place of business.
The Baptist church has discontin-
ued the Sunday night preaching SER
vice until April l., in order to con-
serve fuel. The Sunday morning SER
vice and prayer meeting on Wednes-
day night will be held as usual.
You can wear a Winter Hat for
two months yet. Buy good, up-tO-
date style for half price at the Enter
prise.
Practically all the pain and dis
comfort of filling teeth has been
done away with by methods DR.. Walsh
employs. Careful examination costs
nothing and imposes no obligation.
Office in Realty Building, over Post
office.
His many friends in this city will
be pleased to learn that Rev. Milford
Riggs, superintendent of the Baptist
Home at Ironton, is recovering from
an operation, recently performed on
him at the Missouri Baptist Sanitar
ium in st. Louis, and that Rev. Riggs
GApCCLS W ISLui ii W toihC tiiAo
week.
1t takes a dollar to make a dollar
nowadays. You have the farm, we
have the money to loan. Why not
"get together?' Come in and talk
it over with US anyway.-Tri-C County
Realty Co. If.
As an additional feature, which
we feel is calculated to arouse and
hold the interest of readers, The
Times this week presents the first
of series of one-page stories by that
pleasing and entertaining writer,
Booth Harrington. While this series
of stories is principally in regard to
boys, they will hold the interest of ev-
cry reader; for who is not interested
in boys.
Money to loan on farm property,
farms for sale, 40 acres and up in
size. Easy terms. See Tri-County
Realty Co., Pennington, Mo-, If