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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-10
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
.,,Ov~~---~ ...s.- 90. - a-|-- -y. wv
NICELY furnished broom m,dern house.
2 blocks Of cnr lu,s. can Maple
4g57-J
Dies lltAnla suite ot rooms, east ana
south 'po'Mr, WIN Rnvato Dath'
table bonu Tho LOIS, NO n. Gcary.
Maple lb.
b-ROOM, modern brick apartment. Wen
furnished all south rooms. ll20 y.
poDInson Florence Ilcmsloy Walnut
OJ1 Or MHplo ioyJ-J.
t0K furnished apartments, cali Florence
Ao5s.g 5l5soT"@' Walnut 1851 or Maple
DESlGABl.E south apartment; private
ba'n table board. Maple lbi5. D2O ",
GeaE
bOE RENT Elegantly furnished home,
r'nIf August 10. 1911 W 2ath. Maple
tu,u ROOM fuuiSh0l apartment for
fu. NJ 800 w. Park Place. Call wal
hHl .0-R.
Tor EENT Furnished bungalow to per.
m uent responsible parties. eau Wal
ron RENT-Thrce or 4 rooms nicely
rnHhed upper duplex apartment;
cd ts only: references required. Walnut
MODERN 5.room apartment with pri'
Natc bath. neatly furnished. walking
dfHuce. haywood Apartments i27h
- C,h Maplo 1901
ssi W. bTH slH-room modern MI
tlshed house: rent $40 per month tftf
ke,t and further particulars call thea
J. Pond Rental Co. Walnut 10
S-EODM Furnished apartment. permanent;
rdults; SO. lii2 n Hudson.
4EOoM furnished apartment, close In
ard desirable Walnut 3olI
2..DDM cottage furnished. modern CON
vrncnces Maple lil9-L 1894 w. lHt.
Nj is Furnished 8-roomed apartment
WITH slc,uing porch, modern. clone In,
nea" onr adults $40 W. tih.
nEr vacated completely furnished
ground floor apartment high class
hr.k flat; lUlI North walnut. private
hall and bath. large veranda; five large
rooms; basement, locker and laundry;
rental $50 includes water, garbage, gas
in laundry. janitor service. Walnut l22
Or 29'J KEYS at 2lb y 10Th
FlNE groom apartment. duplex house.
modern, newly decorated. clean and
furnished Cnll after ,. NJ. Sunday
li25 W. 10th
tOUE-ROOM furnished fst with bath;
southeast corner, on car line, or walk
ing distance. CAN Walnut 33Og, or APP
ply 6o2h North L7dsry.
NICELY furnished two-room apartment,
IN nice fiat; sink In kitchen; close In.
walnut 47s.
THRIE-ROOM apartment and sleeping
porch. nicely furnished. best condition;
on car line; walking distance: Northwest
district: adults. Ihou" Maple 1881.
SEE the Jinkcns Flat rs + 9TH for high
class furnished apartments. Maple Ti.
-FOUR ROOM house nicely furnished.
close to Chr line. Cali 1l7 West I,
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT
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SPLENDID private offices. modern
building Walnut 5lb3
OFFICE furnished reception room. help
ana telephone 10 physician or dentist
7ai Amer Nat Bank
COMPLETELY furnished office for rent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-10

NEW Dodge b-passenger. used eight
weeks. viii take In 1918 Ford. rest cash
2l9 w. California. Walnut 349l
ACOMETO-He's from Pennsylvania
We were towing auto to bih n Hud-
son TO have frame and axles straight
ened. Did you have n come to7 he In
quired. A come to- Yes. two cars come
together We Htraighien frames, axies
repaN; welding. SIS N Hudson. Phone
Maple 3i0s. Come 70 you.
FOR RENTING display saiesroorn for
automobiles; space for cars: front
snace, left side at Ozark Garage w.
Main.
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r SALE-A number Of second hand
q sings for Ford cars. at ll5 w. End.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-Iadles' diamond; 6s-IOO carat: in
white gold Tiffany mounting. Lost on
corner Main and Broadway Saturday
night Finder return ~ management Of
Lee HuCkns hotel and receive liberal re-
ward MIS- II. L. Joseph, st. Charles
hphflm'uls.
LOST-C1meu brooch, brown back. head
pure white. four pearls. greatly valued
reward. NrB. Chas. II. Grady, Wheat
land. Okla.
IDST truV,ilUg rnre I,tv..n tinuCho
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clean: specia attention 10 diet: han
block from hospital az W. 10th. Wal
mt .khy
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KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We DO superior work Write tor price
HIST. We do not sacrifice quality for
spaed. Westfall Drug Company. Okla.
hotna City
FILMS developed free on trial roll; prlnts
&c up 10 2hxih: new brilliant finish
Mall 70 Camera Co. 730 North McKin.
iey. Oklahoma City Okla. - -.
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PROFESSIONAL
NOTICES

HAIR WORK. corsets Walnut ,us
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FAMOUS Seey Spcfmatic Truss; guar
Hutred 10 contract opening, fttod by
eXpertI also abdominal belts, clhsti,
trubses, shoulder braces. W'atlall Drug
Co. OklHhumu CITY
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WE PAY spot Gosh Tor diamonds. More.
hous JeWelry Co. 32j n broadway.
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1914 FORD car FOR sale good condition,
$3.50. IOS W California.
FOR SALE Ford roadster; bargain.
Walnut 1851.
WANTED Light roadster, must be in
good condition; will give diamond as
first payment balance monthly pay
mentsi Ford Coupelet or roadster pre-
ferred. bl3 Herskowitz Bids.
WANTED-To trade for good used car
Phone Walnut l23t-J.
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ACCOl NTS audited ~ reasonable rates.
J, ~ Weldon. 1917 state National
Muulr glUy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-10

LOST-Cameu brooch brown back. head
pure white. four pearls; grcaty valued
reward. Mrs. Chas. II. Grady. Wheat
lnud Okla
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LOsT-A travelling case between Blanche
and Norman. finder return to a.. g..
Stuafd, WgurIka. okla. and receive s.
reward
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PLEASE help me find my little girl,
nkec, Okla. FIRST Of last May with
Charles Putncy u Oklahoma city; going
10 society home; has dark hair and hazel
ewes. liberal reward for any information
regarding her Mrs. Cnuie Elfeuhour.
Carmen. Okla.
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GROOM, modern brick apartment. wcl
furnished all south rooms. ll20 ~
Florence Ilcmslcy Walnut
nnI or M-.L. LM---
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DIGs lltAHlE suite ~ rooms east aud
south ''UosWr, with private BATH,
table bon-1 Tho LoIs. g2O n. Goary.
Maple 49,
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WHITE collie dog. except tips of
ears are dark. Notify Walnut 653i, re-
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Used Cars

1878 FORD chassis with irurf h'f. also
new nip Du urd for Ford outfit for I'M
loading automuhI,r WIN give business
with ouul call Walnut i...-J
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WlNONA salesman here taking orders
for underwear, sweaters and seamless
hose: october delivery Phone Walnut
1867 Luke DOtson.
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Neighborhood Auction

1909 W. nth, . .. M, Monday; part
Of four different houses OF furniture; con-
signed; almost ANYTHING YOU want.
0. X. AUCTION CO.
100 8 Harvey Walnut 1884
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02

their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Trauer-
NIGHT, in Bonnie Terre. Mr.. Jones is
a candidate for County Judge.
Miss Maude Straughn entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reuter- and baby
of Pennington last week. ~ ..r ....
Mrs. MARSHALL $Ghandler5visited rel
atiyes in Flat River Sunday.
Miss Irma Bryan is spending this
week with her aunt, Mrs. c. Drier, in
the country.
Miss Violet Chandler, who has just
completed course in the Ozark Bus
mess College, visited friends in Bonnie
Terre last week and then went to st.
Louis, where she has position Of
fered her.
Miss Maude Straughn spent Sunday
at Federal.
Misses Nellie and Lucille Calvert
spent last week at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Trauernicht, returning home
Friday.
W. G. Patton, who spent two weeks
at Manitou, Colo, returned to Bonnie
Terre Tuesday.
C. M. Wells spent Tuesday with
his mother, after working on the farm
all summer.
Carl Meyer of Herculaneum spent
several days with his sister, Mrs. Lee
Miller, this week.
Thos. Settle and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Fredericktown.
VIM. Andrews, wife and daughters,
Misses Susie and Ollie, motored to
Fredericktown Sunday.
Misses Lucille and Edna Angovc
entertained a party of young ladies
at weiner roast last Friday evening in
honor of their friends, Misses Char
lotte and Myrtle Patrick, of St. Louis.
There were IS in the party. They
hiked to near the overhead bridge, and
all reported fine time.
Mrs. F. B. Green was quite i'll last
week, but is much improved. Her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Kennedy, came up
from Flat River to be with her moth
er. '.n
Miss Vclma Bell was surprised by
number of her young friends last
Friday evening, that being her 18th
birthday. A number of presents were
given her and the evening was de-
| liyhtfully spent with games. Re.
freshments were served and all had
good time.
w. E. Bell spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bell, in
the country, and brought his three
little daughters home with him.
Mrs. James Copeland of st. Louis is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. j. l.
Carninc.
Geo. Trauernicht and wife went &c
st. Louis Monday, George having en-
listed in the Navy as clerk. His
wife will return to Bonnie Terre anc
stay with her parents.
+. d. Hudson and wife of near Des'
loge spent Sunday in this city with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hoskin.
Mary Guberman visited st. Louis
friends Sunday.
Tom Corcoran, Geo. Hanker ant
Joe Riley of St. Louis visited friends
here Sunday.
C. w. Cronbaugh, the optometrist
was in Desloge on professional bust
ness Tuesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02
KNOB LICK

(Reccived too late for last week.
Mrs C. w. Marshall and Mrs. John
Wells spent a few days last week
with the formers daughter, Mrs. Ed
Culton of Flat River.
Miss Eva O'Bannon was Knob
Lick visitor Thursday.
Miss Josie Chapman spent Saturday
night with Iva Martin.
Ed Erwin was business visitor in
Knob Lick Monday.
Grover O'Bannon visited J. D. Wells
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ella Clark spent Saturday
with her cousin, Mark Clark.
John Wells was a Pennington Wis
itor Tuesday.
Charles Herbst TO Pennington Wis
tied here Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Oracle Wells was the guest Of
Misses Annie and Ethel Chapman Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Eva Wells. was in Knob Lick
Thursday.
Henry o,Bannon of Pennington
came down Saturday and attended
church at Brightstone Saturday night.
Rodger Black IF Flat Riveris spend
ing this week with home folks.
Mrs Henry OBannon was shopping
in Knob Lick Thursday.
Miss Bertha, Wells of Pennington
visited home folks Saturday night and
Sunday. iJEs E.GEg TIT tes ~, ).
Sam Walker Of Mt. Oak was a bust
ness visitor in Knob Lick one day last
week. Vac 80 -. 49,. -
Miss Mabe lEbrecht of Knob Lick
visited Maurice Chamberlain Saturday
and Sunday. % I:
Charles Hightowcr made business
trip to Knob Lick Monday.
Miss Mary Clark visited her cousin
maud, Lena and Eva Wells one day
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Mrs. Henry RayBe spent Wsdnes-
day and Thursday: visiting ! her sister
in Bonneq Terre.: s1''e - '','''
Mrs, Mary Graham of Frederick
town is spending the week, :, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jonah. Shepard.
Sam ,Cheesebrough and family left
Sunday for. Denxer, Colo.,to make
their home for the present,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Run
del, July 26th, a baby girl.
Mrs., ABE c. Jones of Pennington
was Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Kite of Pennington is
spending the week here.
H. Tucker left Tuesday evening for
New York City. On account of the
high prices on merchandise, Mr..
Tucker expects to buy his goods for
his store there, He will remain sew
eral weeks. On his return he expects
to stop a few days at West Baden, Ind.
Miss Florence Dough of Hazel Run
arrived Wednesday for few days Wis
it with Miss Edith Patt.
Mrs. E. E. Mason of Pennington,
Mrs. W. N. Crabtree and sister Mrs.
Riggs, went to Elvins Wednesday, to
visit Mrs. Mandy Thompson.
Miss Ella Davis of near Farming
ton has been here since Friday Wis
iting friends, and assisting the Cheese
brough family off to Denver.
Mrs. Albert Toenges of Roanoke,
Va, is here visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. B. Williams.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Dud-
ley, July 22nd, little son and daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright leave
for Nebraska this week to make their
home.
Miss Flora O'Bannon of Gnob Lick
has been here since Monday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pritchett and
left Thursday for Pennington to
take teachers examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brann left for
st. Louis Thursday to make their
home.
Mrs. J. S. Allen of Knob Lick spent
the weekend visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Pritchett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lincoln and
Marion Miller and wife motored u
Iron Mountain Lake Sunday.
| Almond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Id
Their Forshee, is i'll with rheumatism.
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Co.
Roy Crenbaugh, optometrist, Of
Bonnie Terre, went to Festus Monday
for several weeks visit with friends.
Homer Belknap has bought the IT.
win Gillian place on Hill street, and
expects to move there soon.
Miss Laura Labruyere entertained
few of her friends Saturday night.
Those present were: Misses Lucille
and Edna Angrove, Olive Poston,
Blanch Patrick and Charlotte Pat
rick of st. Louis; Elmer Wilfong, Leo
Thomure and Leo Falk.
Geo. Fake was business visitor
in Flat River Monday.
On Friday, July 10, A. ]. Mayo Of
Bonnie Terre died, after long illness,
of gall stones and cancer of the liver.
He leaves wife, 5 sons and daugh-
tiers. He was So years old. +
While working underground last
Wednesday, Stanley Calvird had his
eyes badly burned by some carbide ex-
ploding in can, his light causing it.
He was taken to the Bonnie Terre
Hospital and is now able to be out
again. a,s-
Joe Carol of Herculaneum was
brought to the Bonnie Terre Hospital
last Friday, having had his foot ac-
cidentally shot while out hunting. He
may have to have the foot amputated.
The Home Service Section of the
Red Cross have opened an Office in
DR.. Marshall's Office building and en-
ployed Miss Mary Fake as Executive
Secretary of the Bonnie Terre and
Pennington Chapters. .,rs
Rev. Grove of Pennington preach
ed at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. L'ot5 n s.''5;5 e
Otto Smith qof Fredericktown, who
is in the Bonnie Terre Hospital be-
cause of a crushed arm, is doing nice
ly but will be fcenfned there for some
time. ~ npst4 We sn5br515a
Miss Marguerite May has returned
to st. Louis, after visit with her
| grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. e;Alber.
Norwine, of Bonnie Terre.
iiq'The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Centenary church held a social
meeting at the parsonage Aug. LIST
The regular missionary study was
given by Mesdames iEchaptLt Z Page
tVelyick and Knapp. i3@ 9e5ass;
4 Mr. and Mrs. CIV. SegeF Of Black
w6ll spent Saturday and Sunday with
ffeiStaYks ,lfHDBSnreL Iernes y ~.
fon Mfs tandc kray jpn slenes of Flat
River spent the first Of the week with
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02

last week.
Gilbert Tetley and brother, Walter,
attended the dance at NJ. Parrots Sat
urday night. co..
Rodger Black was a guest at the
home If John Wells Sunday afternoon.
Luther Cook was a business visitor
IN Knob Lick Thursday.
Mrs Grant Chamberlain spent the
day at the home of her brother, Jess
Barnes of near Pennington.
Grant Chamberlain of Flat River
visited his family Saturday night and
Sunday. ."'
Miss Mary Erwin is on the sick list.
Howard Smith of Flat River visited
his brother, VIM. Smith, a few days
last week.
John Lemon and Ed Erwin were
Knob Lick visitors Saturday.
Miss Mary Clark spent Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Jess Barnes.
John Wells visited his mother Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. |. N. Shannon of Route 8, Fred
ericktown, was a Knob Lick shopper
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Schrum of Flat River is
visiting home folks this week.
Joe Brewer was visitor in Knob
Lick Saturdya.
Mrs Racheal Low spent few days
last week with her mother of St. Lou
is.
Mrs. John Wells and daughter,
Maud, were shopping in Knob Lick
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grove were the
guets of Mrs. Racheal Vanbeek Mon
dya evening. .......
Mrs. Lue Chamberlain visited Mrs.
Ed Clark Monday.
| Mrs. Abe Clark of American Cen
ter was in Knob Lick Tuesday.
Henry Chamberlain left Monday for
the Lead Belt to seek employment.
Miss Mary Clark visited her mother
Monday.
Mrs. John Wells was the guest of
Mrs. Racheal Vanbeek one day last
week.
Walter Tetley of Route was a
! business visitor i'll Knob Lick Satur-
day.
Ed Erwin left Tuesday for Flat
River.
Jerry Rhine of near Pennington
visited his sister, Mrs. Maggie Mar
tin Sunday
Miss Minnie Cassabaum was shop
ping in Knob Lick Tuesday.
J. S. Martin was the guest of Mr..
Fry of near Mine La Motto Sunday.
Miss Mary Clark spent Saturday
night at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Abe Clark, of American Center.
Miss Lena Wells and sister, Eva, at
tended the party at the home of W. F.
Parrot Saturday night.
Sam Chamberlain of Flat 2iver Wis
tied relatives here Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Chapman visited Mrs. Bud
Erwin Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Clark attended church at
Brighstone Saturday night.
Toncy Baker of Flat River visited
home folks Saturday night and Sun
day.
Everett Marshall was Knob Lick
visitor Monday.
Lynard Kemper spent the day at the
home of Ed Marshall Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Martin and, Iva Cham
berlain spent Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frye.
Mrs. C. W. Marshall was the guest
of Mrs. John Wells Wednesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02
BONNIE TERRE

Henry Ward and family motored to
st. Louis Saturday. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Donnegan and made the trip without
any tire trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Leneha nof St.
Louis are visiting the latter's sisters,
Mrs. Henry Ward, and Mrs. Geo
Belknap.
Miss Gertrude Thornton spent Sun
day in Flat River.
Miss Myrtle Long, who is employed
in st. Louis, spent Sunday with home
folks in Bonnie Terre.
Mrs. Albert Linqueset and children,
Wayne and Winifred, went to Lead
wood Saturday to visit Mrs. Inquest S
sister, Mrs. John Chandler. Mrs. Lin
quest returned Sunday, the children
remaining for longer visit.
Bryan Brand and wife returned TO
st. Louis Friday, where he has a po-
sition with the Wells Fargo Express
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02

ing friends at Sedalia.
Linus Grisham was in Pennington
Saturday.
Mrs. Markum of Chester, ILL.,, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. b.
Polk.
Miss Edna Boss was the guest of
the Misses Cronbaugh at Bonnie Terre
last Saturday.
]. w. Kirby has opened up restau-
rant in the Oehler building.
J. R. Thompson and family were
Ironton visitors Saturday.
Miss Lucille Thompson returned
home Tuesday after visiting Loyal
friends for the past week.
Mrs. l.. F. Kidd spent several days
last week with relatives at Fourche-
a-Renault.
Mrs. Ida Fitzfnonis is at present
visiting friends at Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Ada Lindsey of near Loyal is
seriously ill.
Mrs. D. Hannibal and son, Claud
and Mrs. Horace Devine of Bates.
vile, Ark, are guests at the o. W.
Ramsey home.
C. T. Tullock was a Pennington
business visitor Saturday.
Miss Lydia, Hinze spent the week
end with home folks.
DR.. P. H. Bartb and family motored
to Ste. Gcnevieve Sunday.
Norman Barrett is spending the
week in St. Louis with friends.
Prof. VIM. M. Morris returned
home Thursday from the Southern
part of the State, where he has beer
| district Organizer in twelve counties
for the Salvation Army War Service.
Miss Esther Pound of Arkadclphia
Ark, and Miss Esther Hoffman Of
Pennington have been home for the
past, two weeks.
The Baptist ladies are making pre-.
parations to serve dinner on the day
when Loyal will have her flag-raising
Two-thirds of the proceeds will be
given to the Red, Cross.
Il Lue Murphy, aged 35 years, diet
Lat the Grandma Beard home Monday
| mprning,, Deceased was employed OF
| the Missouri Pacific section and hat
Ebeen suffering from heart and kid
ney trouble for months, which was the
cause Of his death, Internnsnt was
TUESDAY morning morning IN the a eda Fellow y
sure uJss sd II Hicks who has been lSsdii
teafaNA signing fSE fhe SslyatfipI Arms rnl
War Servics, returned horne Monday
Rev. Del 0nesrearsszssnnfh csisant
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02

Fer. son, aSylvester,. of iKennett, were
guests atfbhes Eenggrear bone a few
days fast weeks 2scntqai ~ ~, =. ~
Mrs. Bert Meyers went to ST. Louis
Tuesday morning forUa few weeks
" Mr.. Thompsonof Mana bssJbought
the farm just west iof ptown, which
he recently sold to- Charley Sawyer.
Mrs. Signer Of Fotosi wns in Loyal
Saturday, HoWgn,r /.
Mrs. J:iF. Ellis, and Miss Ruth
Clanton" were guestsat six o'clock
dinner at the L. N Beard home
Thursday. -. D.. .%ri Ga. 81,
The school board has employed
Prof. Signer'of Potosi as superintend-
ent. o. Inap-r m. go q,t.+
Prof. Morris has been employed as
superintendent Of the Grcenville, Mo-,
school, and will move his family there
soon. W ,.'' No. Jb.f ~ ..a
Miss Estclle" Cooley has been given
the position of tcacher.tof the Dent
school. .-r.t 3D.. I'D =. I'D ys.s.
Several teachers from here will at
tend tcachers' examination at Farm
ington Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mabel Pickrel of near Bis
marck will enter business college at
Pennington Monday.
Uncle Johnnie Horton of Hickory
Grove died Monday night. He was 81
years of age, and had been afflicted
several years with Bright's disease
Funeral services were conducted at
the home Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Longgrear and intermcnt was in
the Order cemetery.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02
To Democratic Voters

It has been impossible for me to see person
ally all the voters of ST.. Francois county, much as
desired to do So But desire to say that have
gone as far iF that direction as my somewhat limit
ed time would permit. ,. -
1t is my earnest desire that all should vote for
me at the nominating primary next Tuesday, August
9th. Such support will be thoroughly and deeply
appreciated. desire further to state that whether
l win lose in next Tuesdays primary, will be
found standing Loyalty behind my successful op-
ponent. ..s, 81"
Yours for Democratic success,
sa j. Ed. Brewer.
.Ifo3u"