The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-06-07

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Charles Stubs of Blodgett is visit
ing relatives in Pennington this week.
Tom McCarver of Fredericktown
was in Pennington on business Thurs
day. ~
We are making reduced prices on
f, spring and summer millincry.--The
!. Enterprise. ..i
S. E. Williams of Leadwood was a
Pennington visitor Tuesday on bust
ness. -..
Red Cross Tea Shop--Coffee, Tea,
Cottage Cheese served. Everybody
come.
Ice Cream Cones and Soda for sale
at Red Cross stand in Court House
square.
We are making reduced prices on
spring and summer millinery.A-The
Enterprise.
Squire Good promises all his mar
riage fees for the month of June to
the Red Cross.
Henry Guessing is doing "his bit"
by taking care of live stock given to
Red Cross Auction.
All the BARRIERS of, Pennington have
donated a haircut and shampoo to
the Red Cross auction sale.
You can always get the best of
creamery butter at BcthePs Cash
Meat Market.
Miss Irene Antoine is i'll at the
home of her parents. She has been
sick for about fourteen days.
Miss Villa Horn left the first of the
week for two weeks visit with rel
atives and friends in st. Louis.
The Ozark Business College has do
mated to the Red Cross sale a schol-
arship for the SUMMER course.
We are making reduced prices on
spring and summer millinery.-The
Enterprise.
Each dentist in Pennington donates
to the Red Cross sale the filling of one
tooth, both material and service.
Ward Fleming came home for the
summer from the University of Mis-
souri, at Columbia, last Friday.
Have you anything to give to the
Red Cross? Call Miss Emma Lang,
chairman of Preserving Committee.
WANTED.-A woman to do general
house work, white or colored. Wages,
$500 week. Phone 341-3, Farming
ton, Mo.
Jake Barger, of Bismarck, was
Pennington visitor Wednesday. He
was a pleasant caller at The Times
Office
Mrs. Alma Rider, teacher in the
public schools here, left Monday for
Tallahassee, Fla, to spend the sum
mer months.
Delos Johns, who has been attend
ing the University of Missouri at Col
'umbia, returned home Sunday night
for the summer. ,-Iie.. ..-.
FOR SALE.-Will sacrifice fine OPP
era piano for $125 if taken at once.
Address, Box 80, or phone 1876, Lead
wood, Mo. 22-3t.
Miss Vesta London, who has been
teaching school in Miami, Okla, came
home last Saturday night for the
summer vacation.
L. c. Shannon, one of Flat Rivers |
best citizens, was Pennington Wis |
itor Tuesday. The Times acknowledge |
es pleasant call.
Miss Estell Menteer returned to her
home in Fredericktown this week, af-
ter spending few days here visiting
Miss De Allen Mckinney.
Bucks, Acme, Revenue and New
Perfection Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves
two three and four burners; also
wicks for any Oil Stove, at the H. c.
Nell Hdw. Store.
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell of Flat River
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Know
les, and family in Pennington over
last Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Downing and Miss Ma
tie Raines left Monday for Cape Gil
rardeau, where they viii attend State
Normal for the next three months.
Miss Emily Matkin returned home
this week for the summer vacation
from Stephens College at Columbia,
Mo-, where she has been attending.
You can give your furniture and
house interior an absolutely new ap-
pearance with touch of Sunshine
Finish, to be had at Tetley- Klein
Lumber Co.
Miss Alva Mario Clay, who has
been attending the University Of Mis-
souri,, at Columbia, arrived home Sat
urday night for the summer vacation.
d. Robert Raines, who is taking tech
meal training at Washington Univer-
sity in. St. Louis, spent Sunday at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Raines. v ..-se |,
Mrs. Joshua Cole Of near Blackwell
visited her daughter, Mrs. W. L.
Johns, and family in Pennington a (
few days this week, returning to Z
yesterday.
Careful cutting makes lot of diff
ference with the cooking qualities of
your meat. We have only experienced,
careful meat-cutters to serve you. {
That makes certain your satisfaction
-Bethel's Cash Meat Market. Ia
Charles Brown, Pennington boy {
who is in the National Army stationed /
at Camp Funston, spent the latter
part of last week at home visiting rel IL
stives. Charles is looking fine. &
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