The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05

Heber Nations, the jefferson City
correspondent of the St. Louis Post
Dispatch, and Gus Nations, an attor-
ney Of St. Louis, were weekend visit
ors with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. o. Nations.
LOST-Eastern Star pendant, with
clasp and chain attachment. Reward.
Dayse +. Baker, Pennington, Mo.
John Bethel, of Arcadia Valley, who
for the past forty-three years has
been an engineer ON the Missouri Pa
cific railways, spent a few days this
week visiting his sons, Edward and
Will, of the Bethel Meat Market.
Lunch baskets and tablets at
Klein's.
Capt. w. A. Kennedy and Eli Hop
I kins will leave tomorrow for Colufn-
bus, Ohio, to attend the Sind anniver-
sary meeting of the G. A. r. Over
500 veterans are expected 10 leave
st. Louis Sunday to participate in the
celebration.
Carl Trauernicht visited horne folks
and friends the first of the week
Carl has a responsible position in the
office of State Auditor Hackelman IN
jefferson City, having recently been
promoted to Chief Clerk in the Rev
enue Department.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Max
we'll Car, good as new. Cheap. Beth
els Cash Meat Market. 32-tf
Joe Marty, one of Pennington
brightest and most Industrious young
men, left Wednesday for Chicago tc
enter the Armour Institute to study
electrical engineering. His host OF
friends predict that Joe will make good
in his chosen profession.
Presiding Elder H. P. Grove ana
family left the last Of the week fol
Sikeston to make their home. Rev
Grove was recently transferred from
the Pennington to the Sikeston Dis
trict, which makes that place more
central for his present work.
Sheriff Chas. Adams left Wednes
day with a prisoner to serve a sen
tence in the penitentiary at Jefferson
City. He also had boy in charge
whom he will leave at the Boanvillt
Reform School. The Sheriff expects
to be in st. Louis today to hear Pres.
ident Wilson.
All sizes galvanized tubs and pals
These have been very hard to get but
we now have full supply.-Klein's
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Devan left Tues,
day for st. Paul, Mimi, to which
place they shipped their household
goods, and where they will make thei!
future home. Mr.. Devan mas for the
past several years been engaged in thu
produce business here, in which he ha'
beer quite successful.
Leamon Rariden, barber III To,,
Smiths shop, will leave Sunday fol
Buffalo, N. Y, as delegate from st
Francois county to attend the Inter
: national BARRIERS Convention whicr
will meet in that city. This interna
tional gathering meets only every fiv,
years and is participated in by repre-
scntatives from throughout the Unitet
! States and Canada.
Heinz Pickles in barrels, Swee
or Sour, can be secured at Beth
els Cash Meat Market. You shoult
not fail to try them. They are mos
, apretlzlng.
W. B. Rariden & Son bought Il
head of fine mules in Fredericton:
Monday. They attribute their sue
| cess largely to the fact that a circu!
was there that day. Some Of thei'
friends contend that 1t was the circus
rather than their desire to purchase
mules, that caused them to bin tha
point at that particular time This ma!
also be true, but The Times is never
theless pleased to note their severa
good purchases sdi et1ab as
!. FOR SALE-~d6o acres Of good land
!, 4-room house, good barn, water plen
; tiful. Ideal chicken and pig farm
Located 2 miles from Pennington Of
sjrock road. Owner men resident, vii
sen cheap. See J. s. cays Farming
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