The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-08


returned home Monday much i'm
proved.
IL. Page, editor of the Bonnie Terre
Star, was business visitor in Farm
ington Tuesday and made The Times
office a pleasant call.
FOR SALE-Six-room house, like
rent. Tri-County Realty Co., Farm
ington, Mo. Phone rs.
John L. Bradley, of Desloge, whosis
employed in the State Insurance De-
partment at Jefferson City, was a
Pennington visitor yesterday. r
McKinney's got another cat,
1t was so cute and tidy,
They 'dopted it right on the spot,
And named the critter FRIDAY"
Millinery Opening, Saturday, March
16th.-Mrs. S. G. Watts.
Mrs. F. G. Pearce and her young
SON, Milton, of Terre Haute, Ind,
came in Wednesday for a visit of sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs. j.
H. Radle.
C. ]. Stanton, that capable attorney
and excellent gentleman of Ste Cen
evieve, attended to legal business in
Circuit Court here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Pratt's Baby Chick Food and Lice
Killer, at Lueders'.
E. V. Alternately, Principal of the
High School, is confined to his bed
this week with a severe inflammation
of the tongue, caused by previous
attack of tonsilitis.
Have you bad tooth? Maybe it
needs extracting. Bad teeth cause bad
health, often. DR.. Walsh can tell you
whether it should be extracted or can
be saved. Office upstairs over Post
Office, Pennington.
Millet hay for sale; SIS per ton.
E. C. Mccormick.
Judge w. A. Gardner was brought
home Tuesday night from st. Johns
Hospital, in st. Louis, where he has
been for some time for treatment. A
considerable improvement in his con-
dition is reported.
Mrs. j. W. Buck has returned home
after visit in Kansas City attending
the District Convention of the Wo-
mans Board Of Foreign Missions of
the Christian church, Of which she is
district president.
Hats--New Styles--trimmed smart
ly with ribbon, flowers, feathers and
quills.--Mrs. S. C. Watts.
Uncle Harvey Halle will have
passed the 9Sth milestone on life's
Journey on the 18th inst. Mr.. Halle
suffered a light stroke of paralysis
lately, but is remarkably well pre-
served for one of his age.
Mrs. Ernst Kroeger, of st. Louis,
will lecture in the High School Au-
ditorium next Wednesday morning,
March 18th, at 8 o'clock, on. Junior
Red Cross work. The public is cor
daily invited. Admission free.
Money to loan on farm property
farms for sale, 40 acres and up III
size. Easy terms. See Tri-County
Realty Co., Pennington, Mo-, tt
Vernon Taylor met with a painful
accident Monday, at Flat River, when
a pile of blazing waste, ignited by an
overturned miners lamp, came in con-
tact with the left side of his face
Fortunately his eye escaped without
injury.
Rev. j. H. billiard, special agent
of the Missouri Home Finding Socie-
ty, of st. Louis, was in Pennington
Wednesday in connection with his
work and visiting old friends here
Rev. billiard formerly lived here, and
numbers his friends by tie score.
Notice the special prices at Beth
els Cash Meat Market for tomorrow
This enterprising firm will perhap!
make this a regular weekly specia
hereafter. If such prices please you
let them know with an order. Reat
them on the first page of this paper.
John Bragg, who arrived from
Bethlehem, Pa, Monday, just a few
minutes before the train was SEIZED
uled to leave with the boys for CAM
Funston, was granted 48 hour leave
which he spent with Pennington rel
atives and friends, departing Wednes'
day afternoon for the camp.
Select your Spring Millinery a
Mrs. S. c. Watts. Opening. Saturday
March 18th.
A party of young folks from Fred
ericktoWn motored 10 harrington oat
urday, and were entertained at the
Young Mems Club that evening with
an informal dance. In the party were
Misses Grove, Sample and Anthony
and Messrs. Sample and Talley. They
returned to Fredericktown the same
night.
Tri-County Realty Co. reports thu
sale of the 'Thos. Covington farm,
miles east of Bonnie Terre, to join
Cartee. Consideration was $4,000
Mr.. Cartee will move onto the place
at once, while Mr.. Covington vii
shortly leave for Arizona for an in
definite stay for the benefit Of hi
health.
Chas. E. Wood went to Frederick
town Sunday to visit his father, whit
is we'll advanced in years and some
what feeble. Mr.. Wood becam'
alarmed by reason of failing to heal
from his father as often as he desired
But he found the old gentleman il
fairly good health, and returned hons
monday.