The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-09-09
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Guarantee Tablets at klelns'
Fresh Fruit at Klein's-fne for
school lunches.
Barrel and Sack Salt at Klein's.
New Sweet Potatoes at klein's.
Tin cans, sealing wax and jar rub
bers at Klein's.
It was one fine rain yesterday.
Fall and Winter Hats on Display at
the Bonnet Shop.
Ferman O'Dell is reported to be Sc
riously sick with fever.
Buy a dozen cans of Del Monte
Sliced Pineapple at Boyd's.
Miss Hiawatha Boyer re-entered
Arcadia College Tuesday for another
year of study.
The public schools opened TUESDAY
with a full attendance and unoef Ia
vorable conditions.
Miss Kathleen McAtee, who is en-
Moved in St. Louis, spent the week
end with home folks.
We have those splendid Del Monte
Apricots.-Boyd's.
Mr., and Mrs. P. A. Wishon, OF Iron
dale, spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
Miss Florence Tetley left Saturday
for Jackson, where she Will teech
school the coming year.
Miss JOY Kite was one of a number
of students that entered the ozark
Business College Tuesday
We have a complete line of Del
Monte Canned Fruit.-Boyd's.
Miss Ruby Hough, Of st. Louis
snent the weekend with her parents'
MIR. and Mrs. John Hough.
Paul Vail, of Poplar Bluff, spent
Sunday here with his mother ana
grandmother, Mrs. l.. c. Barrol.
"Get wise" Buy case of Del
Monte Peaches.--Boyds.
]. C. Fitzsimmons, of st. LOUIS,
was here Saturday to pay taxes ne
was visiting relatives in Bismarck.
Miss Virginia Lang left Wednesday
for Arcadia, where, she entered A. Al
cadia College for another year WORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Rariden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Rariden spent
Yesterday with relatives in lrondale'
Miss Olive Madden, of Bonnie
Terre. arrived here Wednesday. for a
fcw DAYS visit with Miss Mac Meyers
The Presbyterian Aid will hold a
Rake Day Sale at Mrs. Radle's Music
Store, Saturday, Sept. 18th, from l
p. m. o,.>
], Ward, CLoma of the ozarks,l
mineral CLAW specialist from HOT
Springs, Ark, is in Pennington TINS
week.
Charlie Morris left Tuesday for St.
Louis. after spending his Vacati9n
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.
Morris.
G A. Brooks, of Sabula, Mo-, spent
.be week end with his son, Raymond,
who is attending the Ozark Business
College.
Gene Mitchell has accepted posi-
ton as driver of one OF tie taHi ,E
for the St. ouis-Fredericktown lax
icab Co.
Miss Bertha Spaugh returned to
ber work in St. Louis the first OF the
week. after spending her vacation
with home folks.
Chillicothe Business College opened
its 32nd year Tuesday. with the iare-
est attendance in its history stuoeh's
entering from 81 states.
Mrs. Roy Boxer and little son, Jun
ior of Granite City, ILL.,, came IN sun
doy for a visit with her mother, Mrs
Z, Womack, and family.
Mrs. Eisenberg Beard and daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth. returned Mo NJ
from a visit to New York CITY, FhlA
adelphia and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Womack, OF
Granite City. ILL.,, arrived Saturday
for weeks visit with their mother
Mrs, E. Womack, and family.
Miss Leta Sheets, who has beer
spending her vacation Win n nel
mother, Mrs. M. E. Sheets, returned
Sunday to her work in st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolts and son, Harry
and Miss Florence Winfrey, OF 81
Louis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
p G. Ware the first of the week.
Gentry Keith, Eugene Karsch, Ear
Williams and Shaw Ballard, all WORK
ing in St. Louis, spent Sunday an'
Monday with home folks and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Radle. AM
daughter, Miss Florence, will drive u
Cane Girardeau today, where MIS-
Florence will enter Teachers College
The many friends of j. c. Alexan
der. who has been seriously sick tn
mast few weeks, will be gratified tt
know that he is on the road to recoV
cry.
Do YOU want a new car? Go'
should not fail to inspect Sedan
Roadster and Touring cars Just re
ceived. See Rolla Cozean, Farming
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bradshaw ant
daughter, Miss Alma, drove over u
Arcadia College Tuesday, where MIS-
Alma entered school for the ensuing
term.
Every woman, no matter how crit
ical her taste, will be able to find il
our large assortment. becoming nat
Special display Saturday. Sept. lOt n
Mrs. S. C. Watts. 5o-Z
Phillip s. Cole, Jr., arrived hom
Tuesday for visit with home folks
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