The Farmington times., 1919-03-21

with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Allen, in this city. John is now trav-
cling over the eastern half OF this
state for drug house, and reports
that he is very well pleased with the
work, which evidently agrees with
him, as he is looking well. -
Roy T. Allen, of Mayfield, KY, and
Miss Evelyn Moss, of Mill Springs,
Mo-, were united in marriage last
Saturday evening, at o'clock, at the
Baptist parsonage in this city, Rev.
O. H. l.. Cunningham performing the
ceremony. The contracting parties
are both employed at State Hospital
No. A.
DR.. G. W. Tidwell, formerly of Ell
wins, who for the past several months
has been taking post graduate
course in West New York, N. j., re-
turned home the first of the week to
prepare to move to Sedalla, MO-,
where he has determined to perma-
nently locate for the practice OF his
profession.
The Tetley-Klein Lumber Co., is
headquarters for several of the lead
ing products of the Empire Brand Fer
tiiizers. They now have on hand
supply of the 16 per cent. Acid phos-
phate, as well as 1871, PIP and Steam
Bone. There are no better brands
than these on the market.
The name of F. L. Glover, one of our
hest and most conservative citizens
appears in The Times this week as 9
candidate for Alderman from the
Third Ward. Mr.. Glover asked us tc
state that he will deeply appreciate
ANYTHING that may be done for hin
in this race, feeling that he will be
able to fully repay all in good service
should he be selected for the position
he seeks.
Telephone calls to Bethel's Casf
Meat Market, No. 239, are always Civ
en- the same careful and prompt ser
vice that a personal call receives
When you need anything in meats
fish, oysters, vegetables, staple an,
fancy groceries, ETC., give US cal
and you will be pleased with tn
prompt and satisfactory service yo'
will receive.
/ j. w. Yeargain, whose name ap
pears this week as candidate for Al
!, derman from the Third Ward, has TO
many years been an enterprising an
; successful farmer in this community
! Some time ago Mr.. Yeargain move
his family to this city, and his friend
have insisted that he would be val
D liable member of the City Council, 10
D which position he has been persuade
r to announce his candidacy.
The Times is especially pleased thi
week to present the name of Fred n
. Karsch as a candidate for School ID
rector, to succeed himself. Mr.. Karsc
=. is inst now completing three-yea
= term on the Board Of Education, an
= his work in that capacity is the bes
y possible recommendation why }
" should be retained in that position.
is only his absorbing interest In tn
welfare Of the schools that induce
: such businessmen as Mr.. Karsch
offer for such places.
l. Most unfortunately the inclemei
d weather of Saturday forced the abal
donment of the Community Sale
\ this city, which had been extensivel
i advertised for that day. No new dat
g has been fixed for another attempt
: initiate this enterprise, and it appear
4 at this time that no further emo
Al will be made to institute such procee'
ing. 1t is really unfortunate that SUE
= is the case, as this project promised
N be of inestimable good to this entil
= community. 1t bore the stamp of re
= merit, and The Times truly hop'
J. that it will not be permitted to ID
a bornin'." A real, live Communlt
" Sale Day would be wonderful hel
,e not only to this city, but to every pc,
q q son who would permit himself to
benefited by it.