The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-05-17

Il. ". Alternately made a business
trip to Carthage the latter part Of
last week, returning Saturday night.
Eugene Orten, who is taking tech
nical training for the army at Wash
ington University, st. Louis, spent a
twenty-four hour leave in Farming
ton visiting his mother over Sunday.
You should keep in mind that the
Old Reliable Meat Market always has
onvhand complete line of the best
and freshest Meats and Vegetables.
Prompt delivery made TO your home
lii you3will ring up So and give your
order. \~@
The address delivered by B. H.
Marbury at this church last Sunday
| night far exceeded the greatest ex-
pectations. He handled the question
of christian Citizenship" from ev-
cry angle, and drove home the great
truthes presented i'm most forceful
manner. A large audience heard him,
every one of whom hope to have him
here again.-Bismarck Gazette.
Left at Three Rivers church on
May 9th, a black. velvet handbag,
containing a purse, mourning hand
kerchief, pair black gloves, and a
black silk muller. Please leave at
Pennington Mercantile Co., care of
Lon Davis.
Adlai Bono came in from Camp
Funston on Sunday for few days
visit with home folks. Adlai has been
promoted to a First Sergeancy, is
looking fine, and likes the service He
is in the Depot Brigade at the camp.
County Clerk Wulfert came in Sat-
urday night from the Miami mining
district for a visit home and to att
tend to business affairs. He reports
things fiourishing in the mineral
| fields.
Your satisfaction is our chief care.
Of course we are in business to make
money, but the only way we expect to
do that is by having entirely satisfied
customers. If you have kick any
time, remember that we welcome it.
Bethel's Cash Meat Market.
The Board of Managers Of State
Hospital No. held their regular
monthly meeting at that institution
Monday and transacted routine bus
mess. Owing to exceeding high wa
tiers, wash-outs and delayed trains,
DR.. Buford and N. C. Chasteen were
unable to be present. However, there
was a quorum present, composed of
P. A. Benham of Bonnie Terre, Sam j..
McMinn of Buchanan, and R. B. An
derson of st. Louis.
Practically all the pain and discom-
, fort of filing teeth has been done
away with by methods DR.. Walsh en-
plays. Careful examination costs
nothing and imposes no obligation.
Office in Realty Bldg, over Post
| Office.
One of the principal events of the
year in religious circles will doubtless
be the coming of Dr. John F. Harmon
of Saina, Kas., President of Kansas
Wesleyan, who will conduct series
of evangelistic meetings, under the
auspices of the two Methodist church
es of this city. DR.. Harmon is well
and favorably known to the people Of
Pennington, from his work in SINH
lar meetings held here about three
years ago, The hosts of friends made
| by him on that occasion will be glad
to have an opportunity again to hear
his scholarly an inspiring sermons.
FOR SALE-32O acres, fronting on
the Avon road, 8 miles from Farm
ington, Mo-, and A miles from Miller
Switch, Illinois Southern Railway.
School house IA mile; never failing
water; all under No. A /, wire fence,
stock pig tight. Title perfect, unen-
numbered; price 100000; cash $500,
balance on time to suit purchaser.
John D. Gibson, 104 Jackson Road,
Webster Groves, Mo. 1S-4t