The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-07-19

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Midsummer clearing sale of stamped
goods at the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Halle and
daughters, Willette and Agnes, left
Monday on camping trip.
Roy Clay arrived here Saturday
from Joplin and spent over Sunday
with John Ingram, of this city.
Hay Bale Ties at Boswell & Hell
ber's. 2 wks.
Loyal Americans will not fail to re-
port to the proper authorities any pro-
German neighbor they may have.
Mrs J. 2. Maynard of Tulsa Ok, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. john Gall,
here. She will remain for some time.
A sweeping clearance of all Spring
Hats now in progress at Rains Il
Croft.
Gent Horn left Monday to visit his
brother, Harry Horn, who is connect
ed with mining concern near Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Daniel Kelly and daughter,
Miss Victorine, of st. Louis, visited
her sister, Mrs. Eva l.. Spaugh, sew
cral days this week.
Our line of corsets is giving the
best of satisfaction.-The Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Johannes of St.
Louis returned home this week with
Miss Mildred Hough and will spend
some time visiting here and in Fred
ericktown.
Young man for store work. Apply
in own handwriting to, Store, care of
Times.
Miss Pauline Byington is a guest Of
the Immebergers, of Cape Girardeau,
who are in their new cottage at Lake
Maxinkuekee, Ind, near Culver's Mil
itary Academy.
Miss Fannie WEIGH. of Vineland,
visited Mrs. T. B. WEIGH several days
the first of the week. On Sunday Mrs.
WEIGH and her guest visited the As
sembly at Arcadia.
HARD COAL-Will pay $14 per
ton for any small amount left from
last winter. Box 243.
H. T. Eaves, editor of the Hillsboro
Democrat, was in Pennington Friday
afternoon on business. Editor caves
has made considerable improvement
in the Democrat since obtaining con-
troll of that paper.
Justice Zolman reports two mar
riages on Monday of this week: Fred
Mayo, of Sprott, and Gertie Yancey,
of DeLassus; and w. H. Zimm and
Sarah A. Bowers, of White Water,
Cape Girardeau county.
FOR SALE-One barrel. Liquid and
Sulphur spraying compound, zoe per
gallon. E. M. Laakman, Druggist. 28-3t
Earl S. McClintock, son of Prof.
and Mrs. c. B. McClintock, arrived
here Sunday from Washington, D. c.,
on six days furlough. Earl is
Chief Yeoman in the Naval 1ntelli-
gence office at Washington.
Sacrifice prices on summer hats,
ribbons and flowers, at the Enterprise.
.as Clarence L. Winans and Margaret
Hope Sledge, both of st. Louis, were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. 0. H. L.
Cunningham. The groom will leave
soon for training, preparatory to 60
ing to France.
Champion, Deering, Mccormick and
Milwaukee Mower repairs at II. =.
Mell's Hardware Store. 25-2t
A splendid and apparently general
rain fell Wednesday night. The pre-.
cipitation was gentle, but continued
several hours. and will result in great
good to growing crops. Crops were
in serious need of rain, and with the
drouth broken there is now indica-
lions of more rain soon.
WANTED or broom cottage
Must be a bargain. G. M. London,
Pennington. Phone 255.
Misses Florence Tetley and Doris
Swink, who are attending the Nor
NAL at Cape Girardeau, spent last
weekend visiting at home. They
were accompanied by Miss Lucille
Fite of Bonnie Terre and Miss Lorene
Elf of Cape Girardeau. They went
back to Cape Girardeau Monday.
For early wear-the new velour and
satin hats at the Enterprise.
The address of VIM. Bryan Murrill,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Murriil, OF
this city, has again been changed to
Co. l, First Battalion, 18th Regiment,
Camp Paul Jones, Great Lakes, H..
Bryan is well pleased in his present
quarters, being in company of en-
gineers, all of whom are college grad
yates and splendid gentlemen.
FOR SALF-At a bargain, fine
driving horse; also buggy and harness:
Apply to Mrs. T. B. WEIGH, or call
221. q" 2o-Zt
Homegrown roasting ears are now
on the market, but the price has ush-
cred them into the list Of lIxuries.
And practically everything is among
the luxuries now, when the price is
considered. But had you noticed thai
the price of lemons had recently DE-
CLINED from 4-for15c to 2-for-a-
nickel? A most unusual case.
FOR SALE Fines thorough bred
Poland China pigs, seven weeks OLD.
AS good as they make 'em.--R. IRWIN,
Pennington, Mo. ~ = IL
The jefferson City Democrat Trib.
une suggests that "the dedication PIT!
the new Statehousc be deferred until
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