The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-07


with "purr."
Pure Lard, in any quantity, zoe a
pound, at BethePs Cash Meat Market.
Mrs. James Highley, of Desloge
spent Monday with the family of w
B. Rariden.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. APP
ply to Mrs. ]. G. Pcpin, Pennington.
Squire John d. Vance, of Elvins
was in attendance at Circuit Court the
first of the week.
WtB. Rariden & Son shipped Car
load of fine cattle to the St Louis
market Wednesday.
All that is new in Millinery at Mrs.
S, G. Watts, March 18th. It
Miss May Myers entertained the
members of the Junior Class with a
party last Friday night.
See the pictures and hear Mr. Davis
at the M. E. Church Saturday and
Sunday evenings, also Sunday a. m.
WANTED.--A single buggy. Chef
Douhet, Route 6. 6-St
James Liolios, Of Poplar Bluff, re-
turned home Tuesday after a weeks
visit here with his brother, Sturdy Ii
olios.
]. p. Cayce and J. j.. Croke were in
st. Louis Monday looking after mat
tiers in the big tax suit in the u. 5
Court.
Mrs. Ira Bouware, of Louisville, KY.
came in Sunday for visit with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. o. II. L. Cum
ningham.
Mrs. Rex Fowler, of Doniphan, Mo.
arrived Tuesday for a visit with hei
parents, Rev. and Mrs. 0. II. l.. Cum
ningham.
Display of Spring and Summer Mil
linery Saturday, March 15th Mrs
s. G. Watts. 1t
Mrs. J. c. Watson was callei &C her
old home in Marion, ILL.,, Tuesday by
the serious illness Of her mother, Mrs
Il. d. Holland.
A basketball game will be played
tonight on the High School gym. be-
tween the High School boys and the
Esther High School boys.
Lloyd Ferguson of the Lib rtyville
neighborhood, transacted buciness
here Monday and called to renew his
subscription to The Times.
A son arrived Saturday to brighter
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Croke. Harry has since been airayed
liz smile that won't come off.
FOR SALE-Old Model Ford Tour
ing car. Cheap, in good repair
See ]. P. Mcdonald, Pennington, Mo
A. A. Spicer, manager of the Spav-
ornoff Mercantile Co., at Flat River
was . ta-mington visitor Saturday, and
MADE The Times business cali.
Judge r. A. Anthony and Attorney
Robt. Davis, of Fredericktown, were
in Circuit Court here the first of the
vice.! looking after the interests Of
clients.
Doc Mackley, who recently sold his
fine farm a short distance east of this
city, will move into Mrs. E. E. Suth-
erland's residence, on ga" street, on
April LIST.
DR.. B. ]. Robinson, who was seri-
.ously sick last week, is now pracitc-
ally recovered, though an operation
will perhaps be necessary when he re-
gains sufficient strength.
Four of the advanced students in
the Telegraph Dept. of the Chillieothe
Business College were summoned to
Omaha last week and given positions
on the Union Pacific r. r.
The County Court met Monday in
regular monthly session and are still
busy with the county's busins5s. The
Times will publish the full Ereceed-
.ings of the Court next week.
John G. and w J. Layne, two of Ell
wins most worthy citizens, have been
interested spectators in the Circuit
Court this week. They made The
Times Office an appreciated call Mon
day.
County Collector Brewer took char
ge of that office last Saturday, and he
and his efficient deputy, W. l.. Hoff-
man, can always be found in that office
ready to efficiently serve all having
business there.
Rev. Chas. E. Davis spent several
wears in Borneon as missionary. He
will present some of his experiences
at the vi. E. Church Saturday and
Sunday evenings at 1880, with the help
Of the lantern slides.
Paul Alexander, one of the frst col
ored boys Of the county to enter the
!. army and who saw twelve months SER
vice overseas, whose t,ome is in Bon
NO Terre, was a visitor in FaGning-
ton the first of the week.
Circuit Court adjourned Wednesday
afternoon for the present term and
Judge Huck left for his home in ste.
Genevieve. There will be special
term Monday, with a SPECIAL judge,
for the hearing of divorce case;
Judge ]. s. Gossom, of Carathars7
vile, visited in Pennington the last
of the week, where he formerly resided
and where he still has many friends.
He left Sunday for st. Louis to Wis
it his brother before returning home.
G. B. Snider, Deputy Revenue Col
lector, will return to Pennington next
Wednesday, March 18th, and remain
tho rest of the week for the purpose
Of assisting all desiring his help in
making out their income tax returns.
He will be found in the Recorders
Office.
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