The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-02-01

the week with friends in st. Louis.
See the new Braid and Satin hats
for immediate wear at the Enterprise.
Elliott Klein is attending to bus
mess matters in Arkansas this week.
Hon. G. o. Nations of Washington,
d. c., is visiting this week with his
family here. -,..-->....s r..
Skates for boys and girls, any
size, at H. C. Nell Hardware Store.
Harry C. Sutton left Monday for
Cape Girardeau on a several days
business trip.
Paul Jones has returned from a Wis
it Of week with friends at Chilli
cothe and Columbia.
Mrs. Will Wright has returned to
Advance, Mo-, after visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Gall.
FOR SALE-Six-room house, like
rent. Tri-County Realty Co., Farm
ington, Mo. Phone rs.
Judge ]. D. Mitchell has sold his
place, in the northern part of Farm
ington, to John Horton.
Mrs. Fannie Z. Tolman has been
i'll the past week, but is reported 70
be slightly improved at this time.
Gent Horn, of Flat River, returned
Sunday over the Belmont branch from
a visit to his mother in Charleston.
Tri-County Realty Co. reports four
houses for rent, in desirable loca-
lions. Reasonable rent. II
Is your coal shovel tagged? Save
that shovelful-o f-coal-each-day for
Uncle Sam, and help to win the war.
Miss Mamie Hobbs of Bonnie Terre
is spending the week visiting the fam
lilies of Mrs. w. N. Fleming and Mrs.
Carrie Cover.
C. E. Whitener left Monday for a
tour of Southeast Missouri in the in
terest of the insurance company which
he represents.
You can wear Winter Hat for
two months yet. Buy good, rp-to-
date style for half price at the Enter
prise.
Park Bleeck left Saturday morning
for Columbia, Mo-, to enter the State
University for the second semester,
which opened Monday morning.
P. A. Shaw will leave Sunday for
French Lick Springs, Ind, as is his
usual annual custom, where he Will
spend week or two in rest and re-
cuperation.
Mrs, j. C. Watson and Master
James left yesterday for prolonged
visit to San Antonio and Mineral
Wells. Texas. They will probably re-
main until spring.
Money to loan on farm property,
farms for sale, 40 acres and up IN
size. Easy terms. See Tri-County
Realty Co., Pennington, Mo-, tt
DR.. John B. Robinson gave a din
ner party Saturday evening for few
intimate friends, in celebration Of his
23rd birthday anniversary. A very
delightful time is reported.
Your old friend, Dude" Burnette,
is now connected with US, and will be
glad to see you and serve you with
the iuiciest steaks and roasts.-
Bethel's Cash Meat Market.
Sanol Eczema Prescription is q
famous old remedy for, all forms OF
Eczema and skin diseases. Sanol is
a guaranteed remedy. Get soc large
trial bottle at the drug store. N
Miss Ruth Swink, who recently had
a slight operation in st. Luke's Hos
pital, st. Louis, is expected to arrive
home today, practically recovered, and
will be back TO her school work
again soon.
Ruffner Lloyd, who for the past ten
years has been in the employ OF the
Federal Lead Co., has resigned that
position and left Monday to accept
a position with the Goodyear RVbber
Co., of st. Louis.
Hooverizing doesn't mean going
without all the time. And when you
do eat meat, why not enjoy it, by
having the very best obtaintble?
That means Betheps Cash Market.
l.. II. Williams and Z. j. Mckinney,
Of this city, and L. G. Whitener, OF
Fredericktown, left Monday for Bax-
ter Springs, Kan, to inspect the in
terests of the Lucky Jack Mining Co.,
in watch they are largely interested.
w. T. Cozean, of Elvins, was a Wis
itor in Pennington Saturday, and
while here made The Times Office a
pleasant call. He reports that Elyins
is still. under the quarantine but that
the kind of smallpox that they are
afflicted with is mild form and
is not very serious.
1t takes a dollar. to make dollar
nowadays. You have the farm, we
kave the money to$loan. Why not
,."get together?" Come in and talk
it over with us anyway.-Tri-C County
Realty Co. IT,
Private Harry Wampler, of the
13Sth US. Infantry, who has been in
training at Camp Doniphan for sew
eral months, returned home on leave
the first Of the week, to- visit relatives
and friends in the county. Harry is
much pleased with the service, and
is looking fit as a fiddle.
These are indeed strenuous days.
Many of our people do not seem to
realize, or to understand, how stren-
uous they really are. If you have al
ready done your "bit" for the war,
it is now time for you to do your
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