The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-08-29

Kossuth Blomeyer left yesterday
| for Columbia, to enter the State Uni
versity. Robert Lloyd, Ewart Grove,
Otis Bugg and Childress Tetley also
will enter the State University.
All sizes galvanized tubs and pals.
These have been very hard to get but
we now have full supply.--Kein's.
Mrs. T. J. Logan and son, Carlton,
of St. Louis, are guests of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lionel Tetley. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Fleener, also of st. Louis,
Joined them this week for brief visit.
WANTED AT OMEGA cook, maid
or DINING room girl; goou wages
Apply at once to the St. Francois Ho-
tel, Pennington, Mo.
Mrs. Alice Patton and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Mary c. Patton, of lronton,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Pat
toms daughter, Miss Allie Patton, the
capable and accommodating clerk at
the postoffice.
When in town call around and get
cool, refreshing drink. It's always
cool at Sundays.
Anyone opposing good-roads bond
issue should be compelled to make the
trip to Ste. Genevieve soon after
rainfall similar to that of Wednesday
night. The writer has enjoyed C
that experience and knows whereof
he speaks.
No. 2 Libby's Pork and Beans at Is
cents.--Klein's.
Chester Smith, of Caney, Kan,
graduated in Biography at the Chilli
Gothic Business College last week and
was Immediately placed with the Sin
clair Cudahy Pipe Line Co. at Copan,
Okla, as telegraph operator at an
initial salary of $l25.0O per month.
Try some of our fine Lamb Stew and
Lamb Chops. They are fine. Beth
els Meat Market.
Chas. Francisco, Ed Burks, Bryan
Murrill and Carroll Phillips, who are
working for the State Highway De-
partment near st. Clair, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday here. Mr..
Francisco is head of large crew Of
workers at St. Clair, as Locating En-
gineer.
Extra good looking complete as
sortment white and gold dishes at
Klcins. See window.
jeff N. Highley left last week for
Sioux City, Iowa, where he has choice
of two good positions. Two other
young men firm Elvins, John Mcneil
and VIM. Holloway, have been work
ing Sioux City for several months and
they report work of all kinds plenti-
full and labor scarce.
FOR .SALE-16 acres of good land,
4-room house, good barn, water plen-
tiful. Ideal chicken and pig farm.
Located 2 miles from Pennington on
rock road. Owner nonresident, will
sell cheap See j. S. Clay, Farming
ton, Mo.
Inasmuch as the county has expend-
ed several hundred dollars identifying
the court house lawn, why can't
Farmingtonian and county-seat Wis
itors heed the signs which plainly
read, keep off the Grass? 1t might
be well for the trespassers on the
lawn to remember that said signs
mean just what they say.
WANTED.-Esthcr High School
wants a Music Teacher. Must be able
to handle two High School subjects.
Make application to President or
Clerk, Esther, Mo. F. 0. Buxton,
President; 5. Wininger, Clerk.
John M. Doss, one of Farmington's
old and highly respected citizens, left
Tuesday for Paris, Texas, to make his
home with his daughter, Mrs. ]. H.
johnson, and family. Mr.. Doss leaves
some property here, but he does not
expect to return, except perhaps for
brief visits, as his daughter and fam
lily are in love with their new home,
and he is too old to enjoy running
around.
+. WANTED-Any and all kinds of
old clothes, out-of-date clothes, or dis
carded garments that can be over
hauled, repaired or remodeled, for use
of the inmates of the County mfr
mary. Anything from shoe strings
to overcoats accepted. Notify Mode
, Coffman, Superintendent. 33-zt
Louie Wichman landed in the States
from overseas service last Friday
and was sent to Camp Taylor, Ken
lucky. He is expected to arrive home
tomorrow or Sunday. Louie was one
of the first to leave from Farming
ton, and is one of the last to come
: back. His family and friends will be
, glad to see him, for he has not beer
home since he left for camp, as he
did not secure q furlough while in
training camp.
FARM FOR SALE-A 7-roon
: house, 2 good barns, 2 wells and els
} tern; all outbuildings; rs acres in cul.
tivation. Price $4,000; one-third cash
terms on balance, if desired. Address
E. P. White, Knob Lick, Mo. 34-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ingram anG
\ children returned Tuesday from Wis
it of several days with relatives an.
friends in Illinois. They attended tn,
: State Fair at Springfield, which was
/: great success. They also visited sew
: eral other cities and are very mucf
E pleased with Illinois automobile
roads, as they made the entire trip o.
: about nine hundred miles without ev
3 len a punctured tire. Mrs. Ingram'l
t sister, Miss Irene Watts, OF Spring
!. field, accompapiedl them home for
few days visit In Farmington.