The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-08-15

Edward C. Barroll returned to his
work in st. Louis Monday, after spend
ing several weeks here recuperating
his health, which we are glad to say
is much improved.
H.'G. Brady and son, Cam, left yes
terday to return to their home at Dali
las, Texas, after spending two weeks
here and at Bonnie Terre, visiting rel
atives and friends.
Paul and Roy Adams, who are
working for the American Zinc Co.,
at Knoxville, Tenn, are spending q
two-weeks vacation with their IA
Their, Richard Adams,
FOR SALE-9 extra nice Regis
tered Duroc Jersey Gifts, all double
treated immuned from cholera; about
2 IL months old. Price $4,000 each,
if taken at once. E. f. Swink.
C. B. Denman took in the sights at
the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia
Monday on his way to Kansas to buy a
car load of cattle. He reports the
Fair most interesting.
Just received a nice line of Ladies'
Suits, in wool poplins and serges,
which we will offer at lowest prices
possible. Call and. let US show you
them. Pennington Mercantile Co.
Virgil Gale, who has been with the
Marine Corps since shortly after war
was declared, came home last Satur-
day with his discharge from service.
He was last stationed at Washington,
d. C.
The delicious homemade cake that
will be served with the ice cream on
the lawn of the M. E. Church, South,
next Tuesday evening, by the Ladies'
Aid Society, will prove drawing fea-
ture.
Seven telegraph students of Chilli
Gothic Business College We're placed
the past week in good positions with
the Union Pacific and Northwestern
railroads. They start at $3.50 per
month. a-...
Tom Mckinney, Mack Denman, Da-
vid Carlisle and Harry Smith are
among those from this city in attend
ance at the State Fair at Sedalia this
week. All these young men have po-
sitions during the fair.
The Times editor took in few OF
the many splendid sights at the Mis-
souri, State Fair the first of the week.
1t was our first visit to that truly
wonderful exhibition, and were sur
prised at its magnitude.
Mrs. J. v. Maynard, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Gall,
left Thursday for Memphis, Tenn,
where she will spend q week with
friends. From there she will go to
Waco, Texas, to join her husband.
Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Frazier and Mrs,
Maggie Gray left Wednesday for
Dawson Springs, Kentucky, to spend
a two-weeks vacation. DR.. Frazier is
assistant physician at the State Hos
pital, while Mrs. Gray is matron.
RIP. Lang, Lieut.. Fred Isenman, E
J. Lawrence and Carlisle Rozier are
in camp at Silver Dam, Madison coun-
ty, this week, filing an engagement
with the finny tribe. There will prob
ably be slump in the fish market on
their return.
DR.. and Mrs. o. A. Smith enter
tanned last Friday night in honor
of the birthday of Mrs. D. Carlisle,
sister of Mrs. Smith. Those present
were: f. E. Swink and family, j. L.
Swink and family and w. N. Fleming
and family.
John Doughty, of Chicago, blew in
to town Saturday night for a few days
with relatives and friends. He is now
General Manager of the X. E. and A
X. Morgan Bundle Plants and reports
that business in his line is good. He is
looking as well and happy as ever.
The big plant of five big buildings
which houses the Chillicothe Business
College is being further enlarged by
the erection of three story-and-base-
ment annex. Work started last week
and the new building is expected to
be completed py November LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mathews, of
Sikeston, who have been attending the
Methodist Assembly at Arcadia,
stopped over here Sunday and Mon
day to visit E. E. Swink and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mathews and
children, who are visiting at Judge
Swink's.
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. S3-2t.
j. C. Heifner last Saturday pur-
chased from R. C. Tucker the 7-acrc
tract of land in the northwest part of
Pennington near the city limits. The
house on the tract was burned down
this spring, but Mr.. Heifner will not
rebuild the house for some time yet.
He will use the tract for pasturage
and understanding.
FOR SALE--A dandy Oakland Six,
looks almost like new and in good
condition. Has four almost new tires,
two Of which are u. S. Cord. Also
has two bumpers, one set Of shock abb
sorbers, set Of new chains, two extra
tires and four extra tubes--all goes
at a great bargain. Am leaving for
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