The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-07-26

Il UT early WtdI---JH6 lltW tNCfOuE aIAN
satin hats at the Enterprise. y
Mrs. E. M. Laakman and Miss
Gladys Miller went to st. Louis Tues
day for few days visit.
Lee Coffield, who is working in St,
Louis, is visiting with his father, H.
w. Coffield, and other relatives.
A sweeping clearance of all Spring
Hats now in progress at Rains Il
Croft.
Mrs. Retornaz and son, Oscar Hol-
land, who have been living in Joplin,
came in Monday night for visit with
friends.
County Court met in special short
session Monday and sent Dave Wig
ger of Frankclay, TO the State Hospi-
tai for treatment.
Our line of corsets is giving the
best of satisfaction.-The Enterprise.
Espy E. Jackson, of Leadwood,
Democratic candidate for Collector,
was a Pennington visitor Tuesday
and made The Times Office an ;apprc-
ciated call. ~
: Il .A.sW. .Kinzsr; Of Fiat River Demo-
cratic candidate for Circuit Clerk, was
! in Pennington Tuesday. The Times
; acEnoWled gess.a very pleasant and
, appreciated call. a.,
.. FOR SALE-One barrel Liquid and
Sulphur spraying compound, zoe per
gallon. E. M. Laakman, Druggist 2s-St
Justice Zolman reports the follow
ing marriages: July %, Albert Weir
Flat piua,s nd NJ
July "a. James Gordon and Ethel
sGamblin, Elvins. ,.... -. ..g .....
John l.. Bradley, employed in the
State Insurance Department in JEFF
ferson City, is mixing business with
pleasure in his home county of st.
Francois this week.
Midsummer clearing sale of stamped
goods at the Enterprise.
Hon. w. A. Loeffler, of Lutesyille,,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Thirteenth District, was in Farm
ington Wednesday meeting with vol.
ers and extending his acquaintance.
Rev. and Mrs. c. C. Cunningham
and children of Kansas City arrived
here last Friday evening to spend a
visit with Rev. and Mrs. o. II. l..
Cunningham, before going to the
Baptist Encampment at Arcadia,
which opens soon.
This is the season Of the year when
arrangements should be made to make
your house-even your porches-hy
proof. A full assortment of sizes in
both window and door screens, also
screen wire in rolls, to be had at
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
Prfo. G. M. Raines, who has again
been employed to teach the Rozelle
school, has been notified by the school
board that they desire school be
commenced on the first Monday in
= August this. year, instead of the first
Monday in September, as usual.
John Hohl, formerly station agent
at Flat River, according to Sundays
Globe Democrat, has been appointed
supervisor over the movement of
troop trains in this section. At pres
ent he has position with the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad. He is well
known throughout the Lead Belt.
FOR SALE-At bargain, a fine
driving horse; also buggy and harness.
Apply to Mrs. T. B. Welch, or call
POI, 28-2t
The Times notes that Senator \. p.
Whitley has been secured for speech
at Piedmont on August 30th, at p.
m, Piedmont is the home of our
splendid friend, Hon. o. l.. Munger,
and we suspect that he was somewhat
instrumental in securing Senator Will
flew for a speech at that place, as We
understand that Mr.. Munger is strong
for Senator Wilhey's nomination to
succeed himself.
FOR SALE Fine Thoroughbred
Poland China pigs, seven weeks old.
As good as they make 'em.-R. Irwin,
Pennington. Mo. IT,.
The families of E. M. Laakman and
w. S. Miller are again Eat home" in
the family residence, into which they
removed last Friday, after having
been forced to move about six weeks
ago by fire in their home to the house
Immediately across the street on Col
umbia avenue. The home place has
been entirely repaired and overhauled
and out in as good condition as it. was
before the fire that caused considera-
bic damage.
You can give your IurHitufe anu
house interior an absolutely new ap-
pearance with touch of Sunshine
Finish, to be had at Tetley-Klein
Lumber Co.
J. r. Zimmerman, the progressive
farmer on Route 8, whose watermelons
are Justly celebrated throughout this
community, returned from Lewistowal,
Mo-. Sunday, to which, place he had
accompanied the remains Of his old
neighbor, r. E. Hope, for interment;:
Mr.. Zimmerman also visited his old
home in Kirksville, where he found
many changes had taken place during
his IL years absence. He also re-
ported the northeast part of the State
excessively dry, especially as far up
as 100 miles north Of st. Louis.
FOR SALE-150-acre farm, 8 miles
north of Bismarck, on good rock road
and mail route; well improved and ail
under good fence. Come and look It
over. For price and terms sec =. w.
Uu1boc Riomarck. Mo. 70 1t.