The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-18
Next Sunday is Easter.

urday, d~s
The thermometer is gradually ris
ing, after an unusually cool spell for
the season.
The High School Senior Class spent
last Saturday on an all-day outing on
the st, Francois river.
We have a supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served.
Tetlcy-K Klein Lumber Go.
Mr. and. Mrs. B. F. Casteel spent
the weekend with the families Of two
of their sons in Flat River.
Next Sunday, being Easter, is one
of the fifty-two Sundays in the year
calling for special millinery display.
The fruit is still thought to be alive,
though it has recently had several
narrow escapes from frost and freez-
ing.
E. C. Barroll, who is employed in
st. Louis, spent tie weekend with
his mother, Mrs. L. c. Barroll, in this
city. -,ss..
FOR RENT-2-story brick build
ing, in good repair; opposite Lang,s
Garage. Call on or address M. I.
Moore, Pennington, Mo.
A dry spell, which was taking on
some of the appearance of drought,
was broken by good rain Monday
night.
Mrs. Harry Denman returned last
Friday from Mississippi, where she
had been with her father attending a
reunion of the veterans Of the battle
of Shiloh.
Mrs. ]. C. Watson was called to
Marion, ILL.,, Tuesday to assist in set
ting up the estate of her mother,
Mrs. Holland, whose death occurred
recently.
See G. o. Watts if you want bar
gain in a good home-cheap-easy
terms. Office in Pennington Under
taking building. Phone 258.
George S. Matkin, that splendid
old Bismarck merchant, was attending
to business here Wednesday and ia
vored The Times office with an ap-
preciated call.
Rev. o. H. L. Cunningham, W. l..
Johns, Miss Annie Menge and Miss
Fitz were delegates from the Baptist
church to a Sunday School convention
at Leadwood last Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. H. Holman and children
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hol-
mans father, DIR. Goodykoontz, in
Caledonia. The Doctor returned home
with them and spent Sunday.
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
terI Tetley- Klein Lumber Co.
Fully d third of the students at the
ChiIlicothe Business College enroll on
the credit plan, thus qualifying first
and then paying for their schooling as
they USE It. Write the college for its
remarkable credit offer.
Mrs. w. M. Harlan and Mrs. J. B
from the Fortnightly Club of this city
mems Clubs of Missouri, which will be
held in st. Louis on May 9Th to 9th.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Good seven
room house, centrally located; good
repair; electric lights; good out
buildings. Apply to G. o. Watts, OF
phone 258,
Two more telegraph boys were
placed on the Union Pacific R. h. by
the Chillcothe Business College last
Monday, beginning at $3.50 pei
month, while last Friday another lady
student was sent to the Western I'm
ion in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Castleman re
turned Sunday from visit with rel
atives and friends in Ironton. They
went by St. Louis on their return home
and were met at Flat River by theil
daughter, Miss Virginia, and son
Fcrman, Jr.
Sheriff Chas. Adams is now touring
the county in fine Paige automobile
1t is high-class car, but the Sheriff
saws the law can afford it. He is nov
better equipped than ever to rui
down criminals, and to give them ;
Gift, which he is always ready to do
FOR SALE-1 Liquid Soda Foun
tain, 10 feet long, and Back Bar; lc,
Cream Tables and Chairs; Counte
Show Cases and Floor Cases, eacl
10 feet long. At Sundays Cand.
Kitchen.
Judge and Mrs. ]. S. Clay left thi
morning for Columbia to attend tn
graduation exercises at the State Uni
versity, where their daughter, Mis-
Alva Marie, completed her studies
They will be met in st. Louis by thei
son, Homer, who will make the tril
with them. 10, '''''
DR.. J. C. Turley, Mayor of Bonn
Terre, and Judge G. T. Mitchell, ais
Of that city, sat with the Board o
Equalization Tuesday toaassist in tn
adjustment of assessments in tina
place. This is in accordance with tn
law, as Bonnie Terre isaincorporate'
under a commission form OF govern
ment.
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN
Dapple gray, horse; black name an,
tall about aixs OF. seven, years OLD
ABOUT Is IA hands high. When thi
horse. disappeared he. had on a small
be}k and leather halter. Reward an
damage, offered. Please notify G, r
Chapman, Elyins. Mo. -
A baseball team from the Doe Rul
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