The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

MISS DyTu NdlIS WeHI W CJ' houia
| last week, where she was joined Sat
urday evening by her mother, Mrs. S.
c. Watts. Both will remain there a
week or ten days studying latest mil
itary creations and purchasing their
stock of spring millinery.
w. L. Hoffman, of Doe Run, who
has accepted the position of Deputy
Collector of st. Francois county, I'M
der Collector elect J. E. Brewer, was
in Pennington Monday making ar
rangements to take charge of his new
duties on March LIST. He is an ex-
ceedingly affable and pleasing gen.
tleman, and we understand he is as
competent as he is affable. Mr.. Hoff-
man intends to bring his wife to Farm
ington soon, where they. will make
their permanent home.
Mrs. ]. ]. Croke and children will
leave next week for Tulsa, Okla, to
visit three of her children who are now
living there. She will also go with Q
possible idea of locating there, as Col
lector Croke will leave largely in her
hands the selection of a new home
providing they decide to leave Farm
| ington. Collector Croke will be kept
busy most of next month in relin-
gushing his official business. Their
many friends here would deeply re-
gret the loss of this splendid family
from Pennington.
The Brunette Meat Market was
robbed Wednesday night, the thief, or
thieves, apparently wanting only cash,
as none of the splendid line of meats,
canned goods, vegetables or fruits
were apparently disturbed. Entrance
was effected by breaking the glass in
the rear door. This is practically a
now thing in Pennington, as this city
has in the past been kept remarkably
free from thieves and burglars. Adj
ditional precautions should be exer-
cised in order to rid this community
of such contamination. No clue has
yet been discovered as to the identity
of the guilty.
The attention of Times readers is
respectfully directed to the announce
mcnt of the Sanitary Cash Meat Mar
ket, on this page. This establishment
is spfendidly equipped for the care
and treatment of meats, fish and veg
etables, which they also handle with
expert care. The large Hussmann Re-
frigerator Counter is thing of beau
| ty, and will make strong appearance
to all meat consumers. There can be
seen many kinds of delicious meat
cuts, ready for your selection. You
could hardly make an inspection of the
Sanitary Cash Meat Market without
leaving an order. The phone No. is
345.
The Guild Building" department
is this week launched in The Times.
Turn to the seventh page and you
will get an idea as to what this de-
partment will be. The articles which
will appear in this department are
all written by Peter A. Radford, an
authority on building. Therefore, all
the diagrams that will be given in
this department can be depended up
on as an actual working plan, should
you desire to use one Of them. This
department starts out with but sim
gle advertisement, which is largely
due to the fact that The Times force
was too busy with other matters to
| give this matter. attention. But we be-
lieve the advantages of advertising
in this department viii be SO apparent
to lumber, 1fiardware and furniture
dealers, banks, ETC., that little solicil
tation will now be necessary to secufe
a number Of advertisements for this
department. You should get your
copy in for next week. 81