The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-14

Farmers and early gardeners are
now getting busy.
Miss Virginia Morris was a St.
Louis visitor Monday.
Millinery Opening at Mrs s. C.
Watts, Saturday March, 18th ct.
Mrs. L. F. Castleman was week
end st. Louis visitor.
FOR RENT-Furnisne rooms. APP
ply to Mrs. J. G. Pcpin, Pennington.
There was an adjourned meeting of
County Court Monday.
All that is new in Millinery at Mrs.
S G. Watts, March 18th. 1t.
~r The present week has been more or
less cloudy, but the weaker continues
mild. WI
The 3-months-old son &C Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Simms is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. l5e was SER
iously i'll the grst of the week.
Rolla Cozcan and family moved
this week into the Mrs. Rehecca Elem
ing residence on West College street.
The Senior class of the High School
have received their class rings and
pins, Of which they seem to be proud.
Display of Spring and Summer Mil
linery Saturday, March 18TH Mrs.
S. G. Watts. It.
Prosecuting Attorney W. E. Golfer,
B. H. Marbury and J. P. Cayce left
Tuesday morning for Jefferson City
to look after legal affairs.
Clarence Miller, recently returned
from overseas service to his home in
Bonnie Terre, was a Sunday visitor
with Pennington relatives end friends.
We have supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served.
Tetley-Klein Lumber Go.
P. A. Shaw left Tuesday on an ex-
tcndcd, trip through California and the
northwest. He will visit his son,
Harry, who is located in Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. Ira Boulware left for her home
in Louisville, KY, last Fri1ay, after
spending several days visiting her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. Q. II. L. Cum
bingham.
LOST-Auto license tag, No. 3d.
Ola. Finder will kindly return same
to Farm Bureau Office, Pennington.
Edw. C. Barrol, who is employed
with an advertising agency in st. Lou
is, came home last week and remain
ed for several days for medical treat
ment, returning to his work the first
Of the week feeling much improved in
health.
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-K1ein Lumber Co.
Walter L. Hensley, recently appoint
ed United States District Attorney,
left Tuesday for ST. Louis to take
charge of his new duties. His fam
lily will remain here during the sum
nier, Mr.. Hensley spending most Of
the week-ends with them.
Capt. Prentiss S. Tate, who is now
stationed in Hospital 80, Chicago. ar
rived here the last Of the week to
spend a ten-day's fmlough with his
family. He will return to his duties
today. The Doctor has no intima-
ton as to when he win receive his
discharge.
w. J.. Dunn, former county collect
or, went to Pennington last Friday
and expects to make his holne there to
be nea" his daughter, Mrs. J w. Nc
Carthy. Mr.. Dunn has large num-
Ter of friends here who were sorry to
see hirl leave our town ard county,
but their best wishes 20 with his to-
his new Marble Hi! Press.
The Tetley-Klein Lnmber Co., is
headquarters for several of the lead
ing products of the Empire Brand Fer
tilizefs. They now have on hand a
supply Of the 16 per cent. Acid phos-
phate, as well as 1-8-1, PIP and Steam
Bone. There are no better brands
than these on the market.
Miss Carrie 0'Mara OF st. Louis, Mo-,
will demonstrate "Mazola" at the
Pennington Mere. Co. on March IT,
18, and 10. The public Is cordially in
vited to attend. Miss O'Mara points
cut many ways in which the house,
wives may economize by using Ma
Zola, pure corn product. She will
demonstrate at Henderson Store Co.
and Klein Gorcery Co. later in the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent DeDonato, of
Z St. Lonis arrived Sunday for visit
with Mrs. DeDonato's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Watson, Soon after
arrival here Mrs. DeDonato was sum
moned to Marion, ILL.,, by the serious
illness of her grandmother, Mrs. r. D.
!. Holland. Mrs. DeDonato left inmed-
eiately on her sad mission, Mr.. De-
Donate remaining here during her alb
sencc.