The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-10

Brown Sugar at, Kein's. I%d
Country Hams at Klein's.
Bulk Rolled Oats at Klein's.
Poultry Lice Killer at Rein's. III
Barrel and Sack Salt at Klein's. \
Broken Rice. 4 cents pound, Al
Klein,s. i
Y Fresh Vegetables every morning at
Klein's,
Mrs. J. F. Holman spent. Sunday
with relatives in Bismarck. M
G. T. Horn, of Flat River, was il
business visitor here Monday.
Dave Heidelberg left Tuesday for a
visit with his brother in Kansas.
Miss Byrd Watts made business
trip to st. Louis the last of the week.
Miss Lila Steffens, of Desoto, spent
theiweek-end with Pennington friends,
DR.. T. E. Hinch, Of Ste. Genevieve,
was a business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. r. Fagate went to Frederick
town yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Davis and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives in
Libertyville. III
Mrs. S. C.w Watts went to Blodgett
Wednesday for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stubs.
Henry Mester and VIM. Devine, Of
Bismarck, were business visitors in
Pennington Monday.
Miss Blanche Kirk, Of DeSoto, is
spending the week with Rev. and Mrs.
Courtney and family.
Mrs. j. III. Dix and little daughter,
2 Verna May, of Route 6, spent Friday
with Pennington friends.
Mrs. Harry Yates and children, Of
Greenville, Iowa, arrived here Friday
for a visit with relatives.
have an expert shoemaker now in
my shop, whose work | guarantee to
please you.-Johnson Shoe Shop,
Mrs. Guy Tullock and daughter,
Miss Barbara Caroline, left yesterday
for a visit with st. Louis relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bragg and little
daughter, of Bethlehem, Pa, are here
visiting their parents and old friends.
Miss Martha Raines left Monday
for Cape Girardeau, where she will at
tend Teachers College during the sum-
mer.
Splendid showers the last few days
are proving to DC wondeftuiiy reViyi-
fylng' 10 tne people as wen as the
crops.
Mrs. j. Clnnin, of 81. Louis, who for
some time has been vlsitlng her son,
!. j: ClaninI ana Iamiiys returned nome nome .
1nesday-
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holmes and
daughters, Misses MARE ana Lucilie'
, and Gus DAVIS were riat niVer sisit-
9ors sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ.
T. On1fch SCUM, viii give Sa a,s
SMS. .o @4r. ""'e 4A''' "'-'"1' :
'as's A,S j.
Mrs. X. l.. King, Wl1e OF tine fres-
Dyterlam pastor, was taken 10 the
DuIIie leIre nosln.ai sss'eiuHy "i'eA
loo.i AoL s'
Miss Edith zimmerman LETT FRIDAY
for st. Louis, where she renamed un-
I'll sunday, wnen she joined her par
snss tnron'e DO Ao.
Smith Denman, VINO Tor some tlme
has been living with MS nephew, mar
~ Denman- left FRIDAY Tor blooming
ton, ILL, TO visit relatives
DR.. B. j. Robinson was taken to the
-Bonne Ierre hospital yesterday sui1er-
ing with felon ON ms thumb, Whicn
threatened blood poisoning.
Miss Sue Watts returned home the
last of the week from Butler, No.,
where she had completed o year OIL
work IN the Pubic schooas. s..
Mrs. Matilda Ferguson, Of St. Louis,
arrived here Sunday for visit with
relatives. From here she will go to
Ripley, Mo-, for a protracted visit.
Rev. Geo. Graham, of st. Louis,
who is ,condueting revival meeting in
Flat River, was here yesterday meet
ing with old friends, where he former
~ resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Warren and
daughter, Miss Anna, left Tuesday for
Kirksville, where they expect to make
their future home. They made the
trip in'their car.
Mics Clara Davis. of ST. Louis. re-