The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28
LocAI. MENTION

Wafu.
Linn Clardy was St. Louis visitor
last week.
Moses Hunt spent last Saturday anG
Sunday in st. Louis.
Good farm for rent. Apply to St
Francois County Bank.
Judge E. E. Swink was ste. Gene.
We've visitor last Saturday.
Practice for track work has begun
among the High School boys.
The week beginning March 31st
will be Cleanup Week in Farming
ton.
Frank Cozean, Superintendent Of
Esther schools, was Pennington Wis
itor last Saturday.
Garden making is the principal af-
ter-supper and before-breakfast occu-
patton nowadays.
Oscar Holland, who works in Jop.
lin, is here spending a two-weeks' va
cation with relatives.
FOR RENT-Furnisned rooms. APP.
ply to Mrs. J. C. Pepin, Pennington
J. W. Irwin and family moved
Tuesday to st. Louis, where Mr.. lr.
win has regular employment.
1t don't pay to rent. Own your
home for what you are paying for
rent. See Watts.
Miss Roberta Tetley entertained the
members of the Senior Glass of the
High School at her home last Friday
night.
The Eighth Grade base ball team
will journey to Doe Run this after
noon to engage the Doe Run Eighth
Grade nine.
All should prepare to take part in
the Arbod Day observance next Fri
day. Flags should be furled from ev-
cry home and business house on that
occasion.
You may never have fire, but il
you should, are you protected? II
not, you are taking a big risk. 1t is
too late after the fire or tornado to
insure; don't wait. See G. o. Watts
Agency for Northwestern Underwrit-
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Tetley received
a telegram Tuesday from their son
Lionel, who has been in France for
several months, saying that she had
arrived back in the United States and
was awaiting his discharge at Camp
Merritt, New Jersey.
There will be an entertainment and
box supper given at the Brightstone
school house on Saturday evening
April 9th. The program will begin
promptly at o'clock. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the school
A good time awaits all who attend.
WI" have a supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served.
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co.
Miss Addie D. Root, of Columbia,
Assistant State Leader of Home
Demonstration Clubs, spent a couple
of days here the last of the week, 60
ing over the work in that department
with Miss Pet Tucker, Home Demon
stration Agent for st. Francois coun-
ty.
NCTICE-If you have a farm or
house for sale or want to buy have
some good bargains. See G. o. Watts.
No qualified voter should fail to
vote at the city and school elections
next Tuesday. With a full vote there
can be no we'll grounded criticism
with the result. But any who may re-
fuse to make their selections for the
various Offices at the polls will be de-
serving of just censure.
FOR RENT-2-story brick build
ing, in good repair; opposite Lang's
Garage. Call ON or address NJ. T.
Moore, Pennington, Mo.
Roy and Paul Adams left yesterday
for Mascot, Tenn, where they will
accept employment with Ameling
Prospecting Company, st. Louis
concern. Both Roy and Paul Adams
are expert drillers, in which depart
ment they will be employed, in what
is reputed to be the richest jack field
that has yet been discovered.
While we have made no effort to
keep up our stock of Paints, we still
have considerable Sunshine Finish
Paints on hand. There are none bet
ter. Tetley- Klein Lumber Co.
J. G. Williams returned the first of
the week from a several weeks visit to
hluGIdl WCAtot ACA4Ss "iiSiS az f'NAab
to absorb some of the marvellous at
tributes of those waters, which he ap-
parently has succeeded in doing. His
host of friends hope that the benefit
his appearance indicates he has re-
ceived will prove to be permanent.
Prof. c. B. McClintock has received
word from naval headquarters, in re-
spouse to an application recently sent
to that department, asking for the
discharge of his son, Clyde, who is
with the Marines. The information
was thus conveyed that Clyde will be
discharged from service as soon as he
lands in this country, which will per-
haps not be long delayed.
Sundy Liolios spent a few days in
St. Louis this week placing orders
and looking after the construction Of
new furnishings and fixtures for his
candy shop and ice cream parlor in
this city, which has been thoroughly,
oyerhaulad, repaired and reprinted
throughout. When the new fixtures
are installed, Sundy's candy kitchen
and ice crcam parlor will rank second
to no trefreshrnent parler to be found