The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-18

VIM. O'Sullivan came in from st.
Louis Sunday for few days visit at
his old home and to look after per-
sonal business. He contempiates buy
ing a home here, where he expects to
return ere long with his family.
Tom Mckinney and Harvey Halle
motored to Fredericktown Monday,
bringing back with them a load of
Bevo. The distance for the round
trip is about fifty miles, and yet they
were away a little over two hours,
and every case of the Bevo was in
tact on their return. All of which
goes to show that Tommy" is some
auto driver.
The Tetley-Klein Lumber Co., is
headquarters for several of the lead
ing products of the Empire Brand Fer
tilizers. They now have on hand a
supply of the JIG per cent. Acid phos-
phate, as well'as 1871, PIP and Steam
Bone. There are no better brands
than these on the market.
]. Ed. Swink on Saturday bought
265 acres of land in Township IS,
Range 6, East, formerly the property
of the Gates heirs, which was that day
sold at public auction under a deed of
trust. Mr.. Swink already owned 100
acres in this same section, where he
.iom o"n aSs a aes1a nf sn,apd;d ,and
talilihg 40 ARES VI penu ut,, '"u'
''ioe. w which 10 Nv" ia p"'t
Miss Blanche Hubbard and .. y.
Wiley, both OF DeSoto, were united IN
marriage in the parlors OF the 81.
Francois hotel in this city, at z O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed Dy hev: ~ II. y, oui
hngham, OF ihe naptist cilurcl, anu aha
was "itnessed py tne psre e,s % INC
, gIiue anu 'ne iatner VI .ne s snn,
me groom iiau Juse .d le L;n nrr,,, ~;
army sef'iee anu "oie ''' army "'i
form.
Rev. ]. P. Mcdonald, who recently
accepted work on the Charleston Cir
cult, where he has been working for
the past month, returned to Farming
ton Monday for brief visit with his
family, returning to shis work Wed
nesday, with which he is much pleased.
Admission and wyatt are the Two
churches of which Rev. Mcdonald has
charge. His family will join him soon
after school rs out, attAnnistons where
they will make their home.
FOR SALE - Four-room house,
good smoke-house and big barn, with
deep we'll and good cistern. Two
llots adjoining. Good fruit trees. Lo-
Gated near Esther. Will trade for
| small farm close to Pennington or
will sell. Will take team as part pay
ment. Warranty deed. John Umfeet,
Esther, Mo. 15-3t.
Tho danots at DeIassus and Doe
RIM Jnnct;on were both burglarized
snnoet;na TUESDAY nioht NV being
broken into. as neither are night of
fceS Tho nrowlers who were evil
ds ntiv am ateur cracksmen secured
about 125 nennies ont of the cash
drower at bel .assus and a few less
nennies at the Junction. In the De.
fassus depot thew also broke open a
t,nnk beIonp;np TO / w. Buck. OF
This citv n;ilapinp the contents Just
What ayt;clas NAV have been taken
from, the trunk # is impossible tc
stete
The County Court .Iudpes are sit.
TING tbis week as a BOARD of Eouali.
zation This is the time for all par
t;es faaliog agorieved at their assess.
n,ent To make fhe fact known, SO that
anv erroneons assessment, or error ir
aSsessment NAV he corrected. Next
week Me Counfv Court will again be
in session for the dispatch of county
business All having business with the
County Court should take notice Of
this as the Judges are engrossed ii
onnal;z;ng assessments this week, anc
positively will not take up regular
court business until next Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Patton returned
Tuesday from Camp Travis, Texas
where the Doctor has been Chief Of
the Mental and Nervous Department
in the large hospital in that camp HI
was in the service little more thar
eighteen months, and brings bach
with him the strongest possible recon-
Imendations from the officers who
knew of his splendid work. DR.. Pat
ton is as vet undecided as to where
he will locate. though his many friends
In Pennington and throughout this
, - a., ~ tn l. s-.aA.eoJ D.