The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-10-15
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Boost the Senior class 4.isS
Picking Spices at Kleit's. M


Picking Spices at Klein's. #s
Miss Jessie Akers was 4 weekend
visitor to st. Louis. y
Get your Lyceum tickets now.
Lyceum tickets for sale now by
members of the Senior class.
Buy your .Lyceum tickets now.
Mrs. H. u Counts spent the week.
end with Fredericktown friends.
School Supplies at Klein's.
Every Sunday School IN Farming
ton should beycrbwded next. Sunday.
Go to Sunday school next Sunday.
w. S. Miller returned the last of the
week from ayisit with st. Louis rel
atives.
Seed Rye at Pennington Mere. Co.
Polite Elvins, of Bonnie Terre, was
in Pennington Wednesday looking af-
ter legal matters.
Have you got your Lyceum tickets =?
Timothy and Red Top Seed at
Pennington Mere. Co.
Mrs. Henrietta Neal left the first of
the week for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. w. Wright, in Advance,
Mo.
The Misses Huff, of st. Louis, who
spent the summer in Pennington, re-
turned to their home in the city Sun
day. Il
Rye, Alfalfa and Timothy Seed at
Klein's,
The family of Rev. c. P. Thogmor-
the new pastor of the M. Z. Church,
South, are now domiciled in the church
parsonage.
John G. Hunt, Democratic candidate
for Sheriff, was in Pennington We'd
nesday. He reports prospects fine for
Democratic success in st. Francois
county.
Farmers, bring US your produce
trade or cash. Pennington Mere. Co.
Mrs. C. L. Stubs, of Blodgett, Mo-,
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
S. C. Watts. She left Wednesday for
Alton, H., to visit her son, who is in
a military college.
lob Syrup Pals at Pennington
Nero. Co. r..
Chas. Porter, W. L. Bouchard and
j. W. Hibbets, of Desloge, were among
the many from st. Francois county
who attended the great Cox meeting
in St. Louis Monday night. +
Professor and Mrs. W. L. Johns
and Miss Hazel Counts went to St.
II Nf 4ha xuh
they met Delos and Burdette, who are
attending the State University al
Columbia. - b
Tin Cans and Mason Jars at Farm
ington Nero. Go. s.i, ,... ..1-..
Rev. E. H. Orear returned to Farm
ington Tuesday to complete prepara-
tions for moving his furniture to Cape
Girardeau. He left for his new charge
Wednesday after having seen his fur
niture loaded on an auto moving
truck. =, s.--,.. .....-.. ..-,-,, ....
Best Navy Beans, 10c a pound at
Pennington Mere! Go. f,,3"
Emmett 'Belknap. of Bismarck, DEM
,ocratic candidate for County Judge in
the Second District, was in Farming
ton Wednesday. Already he has the
appearance of Judge, and there is
no doubt that he will make good one.
He says conditions look especially
promising for Democracy in this
county.
We have a few Ladies' Suits we are
Offering at special low prices. Farm
ington Mere. Co.
]. A. Lawrence was among the for
tunate ones who heard Gov. Cox
speak Monday night in the st. Louis
Coliseum. Like all others who heard
that speech. he returned home thor
oughly convinced that the Democratic
Presidential candidate is big enough to
fill the chair for which he will be ss-
lected on Nov. End.
We are making big reductions in
all skirtings, brown and black mus
Inns, Ginghams and Percals.-Farm-
ingtcn Mere. Co.
Democratic county candidates, who
are now on a roundup campaign of
che county. held splendidly attended
meeting at Knob Lick Tuesday night.
All the candidates spoke but r. Fl.
Marbury was the speaker Of the eve
ming His speech was both foreefnl
and logical, I'd aroused considerable
interest and enthusiasm.
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ANNUAL MEETING
AMERICAN RED CROSS