The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-12-20

the "flu". al l.sS &@f '~
Chas. Clay is recovering from an at
n tack of, the flu. N IT.,
For fresh ash and oysters, phone
1856. Barnett - Market.
Christmas shapping mas taken on
great activity the past few days.
parkhurst sleeth wasSin St. Louis
the last of tbs week on business.
FOR SALE: A Ford Runabout.
Good as new. J. Ii. Tetley. tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Williams spent
several days in st. Louis this week..
"Michigan" Jones transacted bust
ness in st. Louis the last of the week.
A most suitable Christmas present
"a years subscription to The ilmes'
We will keep open every night un-
til Christmas.-Jacob Helber.
Jerry B. Burks attended to legal
business in St. Louis the last Of the
week. 5rg
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Cayce spent, a
few days in St. Louis the hrst OF the
week. Wy,
Miss Marion Giessingr spent Wed
nesday in ST. Louis looking a1tef
Santa Claus. .........,... ..........
Fresh Fish and Oysters the last OF
each week at Bethel,s Cash Meat Mar
. ket.
w. C. billiard, the veterinarian,
made a business trip to st. Louis the
first of the week.
The Ozark Business College Will
dismiss this evening for a week 1or
tba Christmas holidays.
Mrs. j C. Alexander returned Tues,
dav from st. Louis, where she had
been visiting her son, Mart.
For the Influenza, Colds, La Grippe
try Laakmans Cold Tablets: Fol
sale 'by E. M. Laakman, Druggist.
$3.50 for a years subscription to
The Times will solve that problem OF
what to get for "him" or cher.
Row Miller, son of Prof. G. A. Mill;
err. of the Business College, is reported
to be greatly improved, we are glae
to say.
Eddie Wichman, who has been sta
toned at Camp Funston, return9'
home Friday night with his honoraDl'
discharge.
Remember you can get Michigan
Celery and Cranberries at burnett
Market, phone 1856.
Miss Audrey Horn will leave tn
18th of January for st. LOUIS, Wher'
she will enter a hospital for training
as nurse.
Lieut.. Myers Maybcrry, who ha
been stationed in Mississippi, arrived
home Yesterday with his honorapi
discharge.
This fine hog killing weather is be
mo eagerly accepted by All those hav
ing hogs, to lay in their winters sup
ply or meat.
Mrs. VIM. Sackman returned thu
week from Oklahoma City, where sh
had spent two months with her son
Harry, and family.
For the Influenza, Colds, La Gripp
try Laakman's Cold Tablets: 70
sale by E. M. Laakman, Druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley, OF nea
Kansas City, arrived the first OF TN
week for a visit with their daughter
Mrs. w. C. billiard.
b. Ii. Marbury left Tuesday on
trip to Miami, okla, mineral helc
lie will perhaps make trip to Chlca
go before returning home.
FOR SALE-19l6 model Ford Tour
ing Car. Almost new. Price rlgn
Address, Box "a, New Offenburg, Nc
w. l.. Hensley and G. M. Londor
who had been at Miami, Okla, lookln
after their vast mining interests, re
turned home the first Of the week.
Rev. G. W. Dunmire, pastor OF tn
Church of God at Leadwood, was
business caller to Pennington Nor
day and favored Tic Times with
call
Richard Williams returned frol
The Rolla School of Mines where h
had been attending the S. A. /. Z
Tuesday. He will attend High Schot
when it re-opens.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
Veal and Lamb. Phone 1913. Bul
nett'S Market.
Miss Virginia Marbury returne
home Wednesday evening from >
Charles. where she is attending Llr
uenwood College, to spend the christ
mas vacation at home,
Lynn Rariden went to st. Lou
Tuesday morning on business tril
Mrs. Rariden accompanied nm as ia
as Bonnie Terre, where she visited wit
her parents until his return.
Homer Clay, who attends Wasf
! ington University in st. Louis, Will al
rive home tomorrow to spend tn
Christmas holidays with his parent
Judge and Mrs. j. S. Clay.
When in need of heating stove
stove boards and stove pipes, yo
should go to Boswell & HELLER.
VIM. Weihtman arrived home Wee
nesday night. He had been in tt
army at Camp Macarthur, Texas, an
was sent to Camp Funston, where b
received his honorable discharge.
Mrs, Carl Whitney returned to ne
home in Chicago the first Of the weel
She was accompanied by her! fathe
Jasper N. Burks, and sister, Miss, ia !,
tie, who will spend the winter in On
cago. :. ~.
Clyde Gale, who has been in avn:
ton training at Ithica, N. Y, came
Monday night on furlough. re
under orders to report to Fort WORT