The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-05-23


of the shoe department in fuckers
store, is back at his post of duty. He
had been out of the store for month,
having undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Bonnie Terre hospital.
Mr.. Karsch says he is as good as new.
His many friends rejoice at his re-
covery.-Lead Belt News.
On Monday w. c. Robinson took
his mother in his car to her home in
lrondale, after a visit with the family
of her son, during part of which time
she had been sick. It was thought,
however, that she was entirely able
to stand the trip home, but soon af-
ter arriving there she was a corpse,
failing very rapidly after her arrival
there.
American Fence and Plymouth
Binder Irvine at low price. Boswell
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Bishop Murrah, of Memphis, Tenn,
filled the pulpit at the M. E. Church,
South, at the II o'clock service last
Sunday morning. His general theme
was the Centenary movement, which
he handled as one thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT and familiar with his subject.
His discourse was. exceedingly inter-
esting and profitable ito the many who
were present.
Lead and. Oil, also Ready Mixed
Paints, can be found at Tetley- Klein
Lumber Co.
M. T. Moore, the East Columbia
street merchant, opposite Lang's Ga
rage, has moved his stock of mer-
chandise to the next building west,
which is a larger and better brick
building. Mr.. Moore owns both prop
erties and his reason for moving was
that the old quarters had become en-
tirely too small for the increased stock
he has been and proposes to add.
Heinz Pickles in barrels, Sweet,
Sour and Dill, can be secured at Beth
els Cash Meat Market. You should
not fail to try them. They are most
appetizing.
Mrs. Amy C. Wells had the misfor-
tune of losing her Ford Coupe Monday
morning, which was destroyed by fire
at Rock Springs, between this city and
Doe Run. Mrs. Wells, who for some
time past has been making her home
with friends in Doe Run, was coming
to Pennington Monday morning to at
tedn Business College, when the ma
chine caught fire and was soon prac-
tically destroyed. Light insurance was
carried on the car.
WANTED--A girl for general
house work in small family. Must be
neat, willing to wash and iron. Phone
341-4 rings. ii III
A fine program will be given in the
High School auditorium on Friday,
May Both, at 7:45 p.t M, under the
of the PARENT Teacher As
ISOLATION. The numbers, consisting of
music, readings and two playettes,
some of;the activities fos-
tered in the schools by the Associa-
lion, and will be given entirely by
children in the grades. Everyone in
serested in our schools will want to
zee this entertainment. Admission:
iults, Csc; children, 15c.
!. FOR SALE Liquid Soda Foun-
tain, 10 feet long, and Back Bar; Ice
Cream Tables and Chairs; 2 Counter
Show Cases and Floor Cases, each
10 feet long. At Sundys, Candy
kitcnen. g.aaods saw staoi2ssS
Mr.. and Mrs. e. WgsHooler, of
Lebanon, no, spent stlte Weekend
with A. W. Bradshaw and, family.
For the past, eighteen months MI. and
Mrs. Hooker have made their home ID,
st3zLouisg where itheyo have hoccupied
positions7ini war prepared
hess work. During & the bsntire war
period Mr.. Hooker hasr heenSin prac-
;ical charge Of the Liberty and Vic
,ory Loan offices in that city, and to
lin large credit has been given. for
having enabled the Eighth Federal
Reserve District in going first cover
he top" in the last three loan drives.
Mrs. Hooker has also been enthusiasts
ic, untiring and capable in all war
work.. They have added very large
bit" to the war fund. - IiiW
American Fence and Plymouth l
binder Irvine n q low price. bSswsilk
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