The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-05-30
Bethel'S
Cash Meat Market and Grocery
PHONE 239
Geo. T. Waller, of Birmingham,

Geo. T. Waller, of Birmingham,
Ala, and Miss Myrtle Young, of this
city, were united in marriage at 8
I o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 25th,
at the Baptist parsonage, Rev. o. H.
l.. Cunningham performing the cere-
mony. The bride, who is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Young, who live
near the Power House. She has re.
Gently been working in st. Louis. The
groom was formerly of this vicinity,
but has been in Birmingham for sew
eral years.
If you are in the market for a farm
or want to buy a home, see G. o,
Watts, or phone 258, Pennington, Mo.
We have the bargains. tt
Recorder Henry O'Bannon informs
The Times that he has recorded the
discharge of more than eighty sol,
diers from this county. This is a mat
ter that no discharged soldier should
overlook. 1t Is at least splendid and
proud record to hand down to poster
ity, and it may be of personal value
sometime in the future. The county
pays the recording fees, SO that the
process will not cost the soldier a
penny.
The Board of Directors of the Farm
Mutual. Fire Insurance Co., of st
Francois County will hold a meeting
in the court house in this city tomorr-
ow (Saturdc.y) for the purpose of ad.
justing recent losses, and for the
transaction Of any other business that
may be brought before them. Among
the losses to be adjusted are: J. D,
Ryan, of near this city, damage to
home by fire; H. C. Meyer, steer killed
by lightning; j. C. Ballard, of Liber.
tyville, and Mrs. Ii. C. Muellersman, OF
Knob Lick, both of whom have re.
Gently lost COW from lightning.
FOR SALE Liquid Soda Foun.
tain, 10 feet long, and Back Bar; Ice
Cream Tables and Chairs; 2 Counter
Show Cases and 2 Floor Cases, each
10 feet long. At Sundy's Candy
Kitchen.
| Paul Dcnman, son of Clint Denman
editor of the Sikeston, Mo-, Herald
attended the County Sunday Schoo
Convention in this city last Saturday
and made an interesting talk on Lake
Geneva for Boys. Paul attended
school at Lake Geneva, Wis, last
year, and his experience there enabled
him to recommend it very highly. Pau
has recently been pressed into service
quite frequently for addresses before
young peoples conventions. He re-
manned here until the first of the weel
visiting with relatives and old friends
where he was born and resided unit
his removal to Sikeston about three
years ago.
See the Johns Manville AID. on AS
bestos Roofing and Shingles in thi.
weeks Saturday Evening Post, OF
page 148. We are Johns anvillt
dealers, in this territory. Read about
Asbestos Roofing and Shingles ant
then come in and see us. S. P
Counts, Furniture Store.
Rev. M. L. Eaves, of Potosi, Pres.
byterian evangelist, filled the Pres
byterian pulpit in this city Sunday
morning and evening. While the
weather was very inclement, two
splendid audiences greeted him, ant
all felt fully repaid for the effori
their attendance required, as Rev
Eaves favored them with two splen,
did sermons. Rev. sEayes called al
The Times office Monday morning tx
extend his thanks for. the, advertising
this paper had given to his meetings
to which he attributed large credit
for the apparent interest that wa,
taken in his meetings. He is strong
believer in advertising, and is sorr,
his church has not made. an appropri
alton for such purpose for the present
year. He stated, however, that h,
proposed to do everything in his powel
to have an advertising appropriation
set aside hereafter in his church, 81
that the general public may be KEEP
advised Of what is going on ther'
from week to week. The recent wa
preparedness throughout the countr,
has furnished abundant evidence Al
to the value Of advertising, were an,
further evidence needed along tina
line.
Heinz Sweet, Sour and Dill
i Pickles, fresh and in bulk, just re
ceivsdrat Bethsl.s Cash Meat Market