The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-05-02

a few days furlough. He is stationed
in Cuba.
Editor Don Cameron, of the Lead
Belt News, was attending to business
here Monday.
Money to loan on real estate. APP
ply to e. o. Watts; phone 258, Farm
ington, Mo. If
J. C. Watson left Wednesday for
few days visit with his sisters in
New Madrid.
Ed. Henderson returned Wednesday
afternoon from a business trip to
Cape Girardeau.
Mrs. Mary Doss, who lives a short
distance west of Pennington, is re-
ported to have the erysipelas.
We have a supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served.
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
The annual High School Junior
Senior party will be given Saturday
night in the High School building.
The front of E. M. Laakman's Drug
Store has been frightened with an at
tIactive dress of brown the past week.
The front of Pete Smiths barber
shop has been frightened the past
week with an attractive coat Of paint.
We have several used refrigerators.
See them befor buying. S. P. Counts
Furntur Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood and chill
dren of Fredericktown visited Mrs.
Woods father, H. W. Coffield, over
Sunday.
Lionel Tetley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Tetley, arrived home the last of
the week from overseas service with
the A. E. F.
John Allen left Sunday for Denver,
Colo, where he has a position as a
travelling salesman, making Denver
his headquarters.
Have you seen our Aluminium
Ware? If not, come and look. S. P.
Counts Furniture Store.
Lawrence Petty was injured about
the head at school Wednesday by a
underground shot, which some one
had thrown in practice.
Otis Bugg underwent an operation
Monday for appendicitis. We are
glad to report that he is recovering
nicely from the operation.
Nelson Hunt of Topeka, Kansas,
is here for an extended visit with his
brother, Moses Hunt, the efficient
janitor of the High School building.
There was a splendid clearing up
of the weather yesterday morning, at
ter prolonged but needed rainy
spell, and growing conditions are again
IDEAL
FOR SALE-Sweet-toned square
piano, $40; good single buggy, $50.
Mrs. Pigg, Pennington.
Raymond Croft and Miss Blanche
Forshcee, of Frankclay, were united
in marriage at 2 p. m. Monday, at the
Baptist parsonage, Rev. o. H. L. Cum
ningham performing the ceremony.
Miss Jessamine Halle, who is study
ing art in Washington University, st.
Louis, returned to her studies Sunday
afternoon, after spending week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Halle.
Wall Paper; cheap and all new
stock; full line on hand. S. P. Counts,
Furniture Store.
Miss Pancoast, of Columbia, in
charge of Home Demonstration werk,
spent Tuesday here inspecting the
work of Miss Pet Tucker, St. Fran
co.'s county's capable and efficient
demonstration.
Congressman M. E. Rhoades, Of Po-
tosi, was in Pennington Monday
meeting with many friends. His
special business here was to hear Sem
ator Spencer, who spoke at the Court
House that night.
Presiding Elder H. P. Grove, Rev.
o. H. Duggins and Rev. j. r. Kin
caid were among those from this city
and community in attendance at Dis
trict Conference at Fredericktown the
first of the week.
LOST-Somewhei N Pennington,
en- April 17tn, small lead key ring,
holding keys and small knife. Suit
able reward on return to this office.
Six states contributed to last weeks
enrolment of new students at the
Chillicothe Business College but a
greater number of states will be rep
resented May 9TH, When the snort
summer courses begin.
Mrs. Clyde E. Dearborn is expected
to arrive at noon Saturday for few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
L. Halle. Mr.. Dearborn will join her
here. later. They have been making
their home in McDonough, Georgia.
Judge E. E. Swink returned last |
Friday night from Sedalia, where he
had attended a meeting of the State |
Fair Board, of which he is president. !
He reports that plans are now under
way for an excellent fair this year.
While we have made no effort to
keep up our stock of Paints, we still |
have considerable Sunshine Finish |
Paints on hand. There are none bet
ter. Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
If you are teacher, you can quail
ify in four months as banker, book
keeper, stenographer, telegrapher,
station agent or mail clerk. Start at
the Special Teachers Opening at the
Chillicothe Business College May 9TH.
Phillip S. Cole, Jr., has arrived in
New York from France, where he
saw considerable active service
n oa;pct -tha Huns He hay written !.