The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-01-16
LOCAL MEMTIoN

Clover seed at Klein's. !
Mrs. James Highley of Desloge was
a Pennington visitor Saturday.
Borax at Klein's.
Coolies of sunshine for this mid
winter season.
"It's fresh at Klein's."
Better be sure your license is for
1920 before you get into the hunt
ing" game.
Sweet potatoes at Klein's.
Do not forget that the postoffice
was moved last night into its new and
commodious quarters.
Grape Fruit at Klein's.
Mrs. Vandover is visiting her son,
C. G. Vandover, who is Secretary at
Hospital No. A.
Maple Syrup at Klein's.
The school lunches, being served by
the Parent Teacher Association, are
proving a great success.
Baled hay and straw at Klein's.
Mrs. M. P. Cayce entertained few
friends on Tuesday p. M, the occasion
being her birthday.
Evaporated Pears at Klein's.
Mrs. Emmit Swink, Jr., and little
son are visiting at the home of Judge
and Mrs. E. E. Swink.
Extra good potatoes at Klein's.
Miss Georgia Bailey, who is teach
ing in Bonnie Terre, spent the week.
end with Pennington friends.
It's fresh at Bethel's Meat Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Tetley returned
Friday evening from visit of several
days in st. Louis.
Blue grass seed for lawns at Klein's.
Several from here attended the bas-
ket ball games at Flat River Friday
night
Mrs. Geo. Tetley went to Flat River
Tuesday evening to preside at the m
stallation of officers of the Rebekah
Lodge.
We guarantee everything we sell at
Bethel's Meat Market.
Judge Mitchell and wife, of Esther
visited at the home of Miss Emma Fer.
guson and Lloyd Ferguson the first OF
the week.
See Chas. Ray in Ellis Own Home
Town, at the Monarch Jan. Goth
Benefit of the Public School Library
Admission 10c and zoe.
Fresh lettuce every day at Klein's
Many friends will be grieved tt
learn of the serious illness of F. A
Gillespie. His condition is such as tc
cause his family grave uneasiness.
Don't fail to see Chas. Ray in that
great success, "His Own Home Town"
at the Monarch next Tuesday eve
ming, Jan. goth. Proceeds are for the
benefit of the Public School Library.
Try some of the fine Veal at Beth
els Cash Market.
Mr.. Oder and family are moving
this week from the Geo. Tetley farm
to Flat River, where they will engage
in the hotel business. Mr.. Oder ha!
been in poor health several months.
DIR. and Mrs. Buford returned tx
their home in Ellington, after few
DAYS visit at Hospital No. A. DR.. Blu
ford is a member of the Board Of that
institution.
A full line of Sausage Castings a
Bethel's Cash Meat Market.
Mrs. Earl Carleton and little daugh
ter left last Sunday for their home II
South Bend, Ind. They were accom-
panied to St. Louis by Mr.. and Mrs
Yancey White.
A double-header basket ball gam,
will be played by the local HigI
School teams with the Desloge Higl
School boys and girls teams on tn
High School court tomorrow night.
Judge E. E. Swink is spending sew
eral days in jefferson City attending
a meeting of the State Fair Board, o
which the Judge has been membe
for years.
You should not fail to see. ChaS
Ray in "His Own Home Town." 1t /
a dworth willie" picture, and the pro
ceeds are for "worth while purpos
the benefit of the Public School Ii
brary. Admission 1oc and zoe.
Mrs. Dixon, of Elvins, was run ov
er and instantly killed at River Mine
Monday morning, by switch engin
on the M. r. & B. 7. railroad, Will
attempting to cross the tracks. He
head and one arm were severed tror
her body.
The Tri-County Realty Co. report
the sale of the John Hargrave proper
ty. in the Haw addition to Farming
ton, to Clarence Wines; consideration
S1.15O. Mr.. and Mrs. Wines, recentl
married, will make the new purchas
their home.
Two more posting machines and an
other calculator have been ordefe
for the rapidly growing Maehin
Bookkeeping Department OF the Chllll
Gothic Business College. Over $S00o.O
in equipment is now found in this on
department. ea
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Williams lef
Tuesday afternoon for FIT Gibson
Miss, where they expect to spend
week with sister of Mrs, Williams
From there they will go to Minera
Wells. Texas. where they will spen
the remainder of the winter.
Many citizens have appeared TIN
morning at the former postoffic
........ g. @ha;.. mail and MANY haV