The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-11
About timeto oil the streets.

Lehman brAnlHg is reported 10 DC oii
the sick list.
Weather frivolities are now at their
maximum.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Coffield visit
ed relatives in the vicinity of Hazel
Run Sunday.
FOR RENT-Furnisned rooms. APP
ply to Mrs. j. c. Pepin, Pennington.
Joe Marty, a member Of the Senior
class, was elected Captain Of the
High School track team this week.
Luther Williams, the efficient and
popular cashier of the Farmers Bank,
was a st. Louis visitor Wednesday.
We have supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served
Ietlcy-Klein Lumber Co.
Jake Day returned yesterday morn.
ing from his plantation in Caldwell
Parish, La, where he had spent seye-
raj months.
Miss Bird Spaugh, who is teaching
in st. Louis, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. E. l.. Spaugh, ano
other relatives and friends.
FOR RENT-2-story brick build
ing, in good repair; opposite Lang,s
Garage. Call on or address M. l.
Moore, Pennington, Mo.
Miss Ruth Grove, who teaches IN
Marvin College at Fredericktown
spent last weekend visiting her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs H. p. Grove.
See G. o. Watts if you want bar
gain in a good home-cheap-easy
terms. Office in Pennington Under
taking building. Phone 25S.
Pvt. Harvey C. Halle, who has beer
in military training at Camp Funston
Kansas. since February, 1918, Is eX-
pected to arrive home next Sunday
bringing with him his discharge IRON
service.
R. C, Horton, who was with the
bismarck delegation here Monday or
business with the County Court, calico
at The Times office and made arrange
ments to have the paper sent 10 MS
address the ensuing year.
WANTED-Hous work. Country
girls not afraid of work want to WORK
for board and room outside OF schoo
hours. Phone 1873.
Harry Rider, who has been here
from st. Louis two or three weeks
visiting his mother, Mrs. Alma Rider
and recuperating from sick spell, re-
turned to the city Wednesday morning
in a greatly improved physical condi'
ton.
While we have made no effort t.
keep up our stock of Paints, we still
have considerable Sunshine Finisf
Paints on hand. There are none bet
ter. Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
Mrs. T. B. Chandler, who lives
short distance east of Pennington
fell from the barn loft at her home
Yesterday morning and sustained
broken rib. While the injury was
quite painful, she was thought to bt
getting along nicely at last reports.
CORPORAL Otis C. Mcdonald, .wht
lives near Pennington, returned tht
last of the week from Camp Dix, N
j.. after eighteen months camp ser
vice. While he was not privileged tx
90 across, he did his full duty as i
was given him to do, and did it will
ingly.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Good seven
room house, centrally located; goot
repair; electric lights; good out
buildings. Apply to G. o. Watts, Oh
phone 25S.
Several blustry days the past weel
have furnished abundant evidence thai
another oiling of the streets Of Farm
ington soon would serve good ptr
pose. Now that Pennington ha!
again been made thoroughly clean, i
should again he made dust proof. Ihi!
matter should not be delayed long.
J. w. Buck who has been spending
the winter in Houston, Texas will
Mrs. Buck and daughter, Elizabeth
returned to Pennington the first O.
the week. Mrs. Buck and Elizabeth
will Join him here as soon as Elizabeth
finishes the school term at Houston
which is scheduled to close May 23rd
FOR RENT-The Reece Cunning
ham property in Pennington, in goot
condition. For further information
apply to ]. w. Cunningham, Route a
Pennington, Mo. ,.
Ben F. Casteel, Bob Benson ant
Marvin Clay returned the first OF thu
week from Caldwell Parish, La, whcr'
they had been for three months build
ing an immense barn on Jake Day.
large plantation, and doing othel
work for Mr.. Day. Mr.. Casteel ha
gained several pounds in weight an'
looks altogether fit. .s.
Miss Lulu Black, of this city, lief
Monday in company with Mrs. lyle
and daughter, of Bonnie Terre, TO
Los Angeles, Calf, to which plac'
Mrs. Tyler and daughter are moving
Miss Black, who is a very capabl'
stenographer, departed with the ide'
of prolonged stay, providing sh'
finds the climate as agreeable as sn'
expects. ,q.a, ,.,s,sl
WANTED-To buy modern cot
tage, centrally located in Farming
ton. Will be at the St. Francois Coun
ty Bank April 18th and 18th, 1913
w. O'Sulliyan, 1926 Lafayette Ave-
st. Louis, Mo. $50
Capt.a Prentiss s. Tate returned tn
last Of the week, from about a year;
service in different army camps, bring
inc with. him his discharge. The Doc