The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-05-30
LOCAL. MENTION

Fine growing weather is again here.
This, Decoration Day, will be fitting
ly observed in Harrington.
Mrs. P. G. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Florence, will leave Monday for two
days visit in st. Louis.
American Fence and Plymouth
Binder Irvine at low price. Boswell
& HELLER 20-2t
Miss Virginia Marbury returned
home Tuesday from Underwood Col
lcge, at st. Charles.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good,
sound six-year-old farm mare. Beth
els Meat Market.
Mrs. w. R. Watts. of Springfield,
H., arrived here Tuesday afternoon
for a two weeks visit with her: daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. w. Ingram, and family.
P. E. Welker, an excellent citizen
of Route 6, Pennington, was an APP
preciated caller at The Times office
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
ton.
We have several used refrigerators.
See them befor buying. S. P. Counts
Furnitur Store.
Lionel Tetley has rented the Ed
Mccormick residence, on. Liberty
street, into which lie will move soon
as it is vacated by the family of DIR.
Neidcrt.
Mrs. Nellie Marbury, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Annie Marbury,
left yesterday for Hopewell to visit
with relatives and friends until after
Decoration day. %
Money to loan on real estate. APP
ply to G. o. Watts; phone 258, Farm.
ington, Mo. u
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Mayberry leave
this morning for Liberty, Mo-, to at
tend commencement exercises at Will
liam Jewel College, where their son,
Meyers Mayberry, will finish his
studies this year.
Mrs. Frank Pool, of this city, left
Tuesday for a weeks visit with her
daughter in Blackwell. While there
she will assist her daughter in get
ting ready to attend the State Nor
NAL at Cape Girardeau.
FOR SALE-One set single, heavy
tug wagon harness. Roy Cole, Elvins,
Missouri.
A. M. Doss, one Of the sterling
Democrats and splendid citizens of the
Esther neighborhood, was an appre-
ciated caller at The Times office Mon
day morning. He is member of the
petit jury of the present term OF court
When renewing your roof, use Art
craft. Tetley-Klein Lumber Co. has
it for you.
There is really very little to mention
the past week of proceedings in Cir
cult Court. A very few civil cases
have been tried, but the great bulk OF
the State cases have either been con-
tinued, dismissed or dropped from the
docket.
Rev. C, C. Cunningham and family
arrived in Pennington the last of the
week for a visit with Rev. Cunning
hams parents, Rev. and Mrs. o. H.
L. Cunningham. The son will leave
this afternoon for Rogers, Ark, on
church extension work.
Wall Paper; cheap and all new
stock: full line ON hand. s. P. Counts,
Furniture Store.
Splendid homegrown Strawberries
are now in market. But wartime
prices appear to be still in force, 50
that THE fact that the appetizing Der.
nv is now in the market generally put
adds another unpleasant thought
without in the least assisting to ap-
pease the appetite. !,
American Fence and Plymoutin,
-.. -. Il.xy4 m
eMei, 20-2t
The Times editor is the proud pos
SCISSOR of notice from the War De'
partment that War Medal Certif'
cate has been awarded to, him, IN rec
ognition Of war work done. THIS mea.
al will be made from captuar ss G son, n
It car; be issued. This is the plan Q,
the War Department Of showing IL
appreciation Of war work.