The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-05-31

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Enterprise.
c. R. Bramblett of Flat River was
a Pennington visitor Wednesday.
w. l.. Johns made a speech at
Sprott Saturday at the Red Cross auc-
ton.
If you want to buy farm, or de-
sire to borrow money on your farm,
see r. L. Allen, Pennington, Mo.
Jesse Smith left Wednesday for
Detroit, Mich, where he has employ
ment.
j. M. Richardson of Flat River was
business visitor in Pennington We'd
nesday.
Our Milan Hats are unexcelled in
quality and style.-The Enterprise.
Gent Horn left Tuesday in his car
for st. Louis to spend the week there
on, business. ,.s
County Clerk Wulfert came in from
= Oklahoma and spent a few days at
home this week.
You can always get the best of
creamery butter at Bethel's Cash
Meat Market.
Miss Roberta Myer of Ste. Gene
We've is the guest of Mrs. Emmett
S%ink this week.
Clement Watts, who is training in
St. Louis at the Central Y. M. C. A.
spent Sunday at home.
For your young friend who gradu-
ates-a dainty piece Of hand work,
at the Enterprise.
H. r. Lindsay and J. H. Rhyner of
Esther were business visitors in
Pennington Wednesday.
The luscious strawberry is now at
its best-about the size of walnuts-
and the crop is abundant.
LOST-At Libertyville last SUM-
day, lady's gray sweater. Leave
at Times Office and receive reward.
Mrs. Newt Mcfarland and three
children of Desloge, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lee this week.
Miss Elizabeth Buck is spending
this week in Columbia and Jefferson
City visiting friends and relatives.
IF you have a secondhand bicycle
for sale that viii fit ten-year-old
boy, mail card to THE TIMES.
Misses Hazel, and Beulaht Wampler
of Flat River visited their uncle, A.
j. Mullins, in Pennington Tuesday.
Rev. o. H. l.. Cunningham and w.
L. Johns attended the Sunday School
90 Convention at Bonnie Terre Wednes-
day. a.. ."'i VA u d.
81, If you wAsa to bny a farm, or de-
sire to borrow money. on your farm,
: see R L. Allen, Farmingtop Mo.
e. John Bailey, who has been attend
ing school at Lexington, KY, came, in
Saturday to spend the summer vaca-
. ton. s,. .sAts -s.,,... - .. ,s"'
-, Ward Fleming viii return today
from the University Of Missouri at
Columbia; 4swhere ne, has been attend
(, ing school. Tas"1' 8'Hi a| Sfa3
ID FOR sALE-1O Registered Here
ford bulls, ready for service. E. E.
,Swink. a.. ..,
The case of Mack Holley and Arch
Byers, charged with killing a Hun
.garian at Flat River, is set, for trial
lon June 9Th.
Delos Johns will arrive home Sun
day from the University of Missouri
at Columbia, where he has been at
tending school.
A fresh consignment of 20. c. C."
and college Girl" Corsets Just ne
ceived at the Enterprise.
Miss Virginia Sutherland. who has
been attending Synodical College at
Fulton, Mo-, returned home this week
for the summer.
Ewart Grove, who has been at
tending Central College at Fayette,
Mo-, returned home Wednesday night
for the summer.
WANTED--A woman to do gene
raj house work; white or colored.
PhorR 341-3, Pennington.
Hon. Geo. M. Wilson left Monday
for St. Louis to attend Grand Lodge
of the TX. of p, which is in session
there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins of St.
Louis, who had been visiting their
cousin, Mrs. VIM. Good, returned to
st. Louis Wednesday.
FOR SALE-0ne big mare, 8 years
old, with extra large mule colt at side.
Price 5000. Address, Mrs. c. P. Ally,
Blackwell, NO.
Rev. and Mrs. r. S. Boyd and Mr..
and Mrs. .Schutter attended the Sum
day School Convention at Bonnie Terre
Wednesday afternoon.
Misses May Myers, Velma Chand.
Ter and Lo Vetra Mitchell attended
the Sunday School Convention at
Bonnie Terre this week.
.H FOR SALE-A good mare and
colt, for sale or to trade for good
heavy work horse. J. II. Short, Route
2, Pennington, Mo. 1O-St.
Miss Alma Marie Clay will arrive
home Saturday evening from the
State University at Columbia, to
spend her summer vacation.
Roy Clay, who has been working
for the M. lR. & B. T. Railway Co.,
left Sunday for the Naval Training
Station at New Port, Rhode Island.
NOTICE-Dr. Horton will move his
Office for the summer months into the
room formerly occupied by the Lue-
ders Saddlcry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Whittier, who