The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-30

still it rains.

friends here the first of the week.
Seed sweet potatoes At Klein's. Z
Mrs. E. JsMcKinney was a Freder-
icktown visitor last Saturday. 4
H. j. Counts, OF ST. Louis, spent the
weekend with his family here. !.
Try a 2-ib bucket Of Pure Leaf
Lard, at Bnrnette's Market. Is
J. w. Mccarthy, of st. Louis, trans
acted business here this week.
Misses Hazel Byington and Lulu
Black spent the weekend In ST Louis.
Soapo lye, 10 cents can, at Klein's.
John and Frences Bell, of Potosi,
were Hospital visitors Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs Alma Rider went to Sc, Louis
last Friday to spend the weekend
with her son.
Complete line of finest Fruits and
Vegetables at Burnette's Market.
Capt. w. A. Kennedy has moved
his office to the front room over
Laakman's drug store.
Tom Miles, who has been attending
Teachers College at Cape Girardeau,
came home last Saturday.
Canned corn, 2 for 25c, at Klein's.
Shaw Ballard and Earl McAtee
went to St. Louis Sunday. Both were
in search Of employment.
Ruffner Lloyd came, up from Cape
Girardeau to spend the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Anna Lloyd.
Top prices paid for wool, trade or
cash. Pennington Mere. Co.
Miss Jessamine Halle returned to
st. Louis Tuesday, after spending the
vyeek-en here with her parents.
R. C. Tucker visited his son, Rev.
Frank Tucker, who is pastor OF the
M. E. Church, South, at st. Charles
Alfalfa hay at Klein's. i
Wilbur Akers was in Caledonia
Tuesday demonstrating Samson trae-
tors and while there made two saies'
Bulk garden seed at Kein's.
]. B, Allen. who is to be manager OF
the Ban Yam Store, transacted ousi-
ness in st. Louis the first Of the week.
Separator oil at Klein's.
Showers continue of frequent oc-
currence. but between rains the early
Gardeners are now unusually indus
trious. ,.u
Rev w. S. Courtney was billed to
speak in DeSoto Wednesday evening,
April %, in the interest OF the Cen
tenary."
Red, yellow and white onion sets at
i Klein's.
MIS-. JIG. Watson went to st. Louis
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Vince DeDonato. She returned home
Wednesday.
The Parent Teachers Association
will hold an important meeting In the
High School building at 2:S0 p. m.
on May 18th. ~
For Saturday and Sunday-Beef,
Pork, Veal and Lamb. Burpstts,ss
Market. r. ~ 4 d Z,
Mrs. Stubs and son, Charles. who
who have been visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. S. C. Watts, left for st.
Louis Monday.
Misses Doris and Ruth Swink were
St. Louis visitors last Saturday. Miss
Ruth will be under the doctors care
for few weeks. :
We have few splendid numbers in
Ladies' Suits, at very reasonable
prices. Pennington Mere Co.
Mrs. ]. w. Perry, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, who has been visiting the lam.
ily of her brother, R. G. Tucker, lett
for home Tuesday.
The many friends of Lloyd Fergu,,,
SON. who has been quite seriously Ill
the past week, are delighted that ne.
is able to be about again,
Trv some of our pure Preserves,
pound and 3-ounce jars, only 35c at
Burnette's Market.
A string of REQ passenger cars ana
trucks passed through Harrington
Yesterday morning en- route from the
factory to Little Rock, Ark.
FLOYD Halter, of Memphis, Tenn,
attended the marriage Of his brother,
Lieut.. Bryan Halter, to Miss ITix
williams, which took place Tuesday
afternoon.
A few more Ladies' Spring Wraps
which must be sold at once. We have
reduced prices to move them out.
Come in and let us show you them.
Pennington Nero. 20.
Mart, Williams was shaking hands
with old friends the first Of the week
and attended the marriage OF his
niece, Miss Trix Williams, Tuesday
afternoon. &
Mrs. r. C. Tucker went to st. Louis.
Tuesday as delegate from the Nj. ~.
Church, South, of this city, to the
Missionary Convention now IN sess
sion there. H. ,. ~ g'a'A
Try us for an order Of Meat ar,4
Groceries, and we will be satisfied tos
rest the decision with you. BuE+
nette's Market. 'N9
More real chilly weather the past
week, and it is feared that any fruit
that may have escaped recent cold
SPELLS was chilled to the death in this
most recent cold snap.
Mrs. Lyman Matthews, Of Gran,
z visited her parents, Mr.sapd Mrs. ~
sE. Swink, on Monday and left for st.
Louis on Tuesday to attend . church
conference that is to be held in that
city. e ~ 4
The Junior Glass Of the High School
!. win entertain the Seniors tonight at
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