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

Mrs. S. J.fTctley and Miss Roberta
Tetley were st. Louis visitors last
weekend.
Mrs. Jake Lincoln and children, Of
Flat River, visited Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Jose Sunday.
Coed farm for rent. Apply to st.
Francois County Bank.
w. B. Rariden & Son shipped two
car loads Of cattle and two car loads
of hogs to the ST. Louis market Mon
day.
We have supply of Cedar and
Oak Posts. First come, first served.
Tetley-Klein Lumber Go.
Oscar Halle went to Ste. Genevieve
Wednesday morning to do some abb
stract work, returning home the same
evening.
Mrs. w. L. Johns spent last week
end at Blackwell visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Cole, and other
relatives.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
Church will give a social and literary
program April 7th. The proceeds to
go to the Centenary Mission funds.
NCTICE--H you have farm or
house for sale or want to buy | have
some good bargains. See G. Q. Watts.
Judge Z. e. Swink sold car load
of mules Tuesday to Meyer Bros, Of
East St. Louis, one Of the firm mem
bers coming down here to close the
deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo d. Fisher and
daughter, Mrs. Logan, returned Lae
last of the week from New Orleans,
where they spent very delightful
winter.
A full years subscription to Young
Folks Success will be given each per-
son sending the Chillicothe Business
College the names and addresses of
three prospective students. ii posi-
BILE, mention course Of study.
FOR RENT-2-story brick build
ing, in good repair; opposite Lang,s
: Garage. Call on or address NJ. T.
p Moore, Harrington, Mo.
Rex Fowler, of Doniphan, came in
last Sunday for a short visit witG rel
atives. He returned home Wedncs-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Fowler and
little daughters, who have been visit
ing MIS-. bowlers parents, Roy aad
Mrs. O. Il. l.. Cunningham.
While we have made no effort TO
keep up our stocl. Of Paints, we still
have considerable Sunshine Finish
Paints on hand. There are none bet
ter Te.ley- Klein Lumber Co.
Two lady students p its Telegraph
ic Dept were placed by the Chilli
Gothic Business College with the West
EN- Union in Kansas City and Fl
Paso the past week while three boys
were sent 10 the Union Pacific and
Santa Fe OH good Epilroad jobs.
Several chilly nights, some accom-
panied by fr9sts, during the pastWNeE,
have brought the fruit prospects dam
rcr0usly near the freezing point. 1t
affords The Times much pleasure to
announce, however, that thus far it Is
the opinion Of horticulturists the
fruit crop j.. still safe.
TIE Tetley-Kein Lumber Co., is
headquarters Tor several OF the lead
ing products Of the Empire Brand Fer
tili2ers. They now have on hand 8
supply Of the 1G per cent. Acid phos-
phate. as well as 1871, PIP and Steam
Bone. There are no better brands
tben these nn the market.
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