The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-01-07


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Best Steak, at 25c ID, at the Bynn
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Best Pork Chops, 25c ID, at the
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side Pork, zoe a ib at the Bynn
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Boiling Meat 15c to zoe 10, at the
Bynn Yam. @ &c.
Nice Country Butter, 4Oc 10, at the
Bynn Yam.
Naval Oranges. zoe dozen, at the
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Fresh Creamery Butter, CSC ID, at.
the Bynn Yam. IL
Nut Margarine, 35c ID, at the Bynn,
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Richard Williams spent New Years
day with friends in Sikeston.
P. Cayce transacted legal business
in st. Louis Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Marbury left Monday
for Columbia to resume her studies.
Miss Mamie Cunningham, of st.
Louis, is visiting relatives and friends
Styers 10 Haley's Sweet Cider on
sale at McAtee's, at 65c per gallon. If
John Neidert made business trip
to st. Louis Monday, returning Tues
day.
Gust johnson, a prominent citizen
Of Route 8, is new and appreciated
reader Of The Times.
James Smith Highley, prominent
stoekman Of Desloge, was business
visitor in Pennington Monday.
Philip Cole, Jr.. left the first of the
week for months visit with his
brother in Wichita Falls, Tex.
The Parent Teachers Association
will hold meeting at the high school
building on Friday, Jan. l4th, at 3:15
p. m.
Chas. Adams, whose serious illness
recently caused his many friends con-
siderable uneasiness, continues to i'm
prove.
Delos and Burdette Johns left the
last Of the week for Columbia to COLI
tinue their studies in the State Uni
versity. 4
G. E, Perry, one Of Leadwood's
splendid citizens, is new subscriber
for The Times. May it carry to him
and his family real dividends each
week throughout the new year, is our
earnest hope.
j. H. Kollmeyer, who has for some
time past been employed with pros
pecting company at Fredericktown,
visited relatives and friends here the
first Of the week. His work now
takes him to Vineland, this side of !
DeSoto. e
Mrs. Geneva Tompkins of this city
was adjudged insane and taken to
Hospital. No. 4 at Pennington last
Saturday by DR.. F. w. Gale. Mrs.
Tompkins' mind has been falling for
some time and at times became vio-
lent. Bismarck Gazette.
The two new Associate Justices of |
the County Court. A. Wampler Of |
the First District, and VIM. Z. Body
Of the Second District--were sworn in
Monday morning and Immediately
were called into executive session.
The Presiding Judge, W. A.. Mitchell.
is hold-over.
The death of c. e. Msfseal, one of |
DeSoto's most promiHsat citizens, oc
CURED at his bc1fe the last of the
week, andetiie funeral occurred Sun
day. ~-Deceased was a member of the |
Merseal-Attee Tie & Timber Co., and |
had a wide acquaintance throughout |
this section Of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. By Webb, of Knob
Lick, spent Christmas with their son.
Ward, who is attending the school for |
Deaf at Fulton. Mo. They report
fine trip and say that Ward is well,
happy and progressing nicely in
his school work. They also say that |
words cannot express the praises they |
have for this school and its splendid
management.
Mrs. j. C. Watson entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. |
Fred Lewis, Of Los Angeles, Calf,
and Mrs. Harry Donnelly, of st. Louis.
The following guests were present:
Mrs. Maggie Gray, Mrs. P. S. Tate,
Mrse. T. F. Frazier, Mrs. j. l.. Eaton.
A pleasant afternoon was spent in
conversation, after which an elegant
lunch was served.
]. A. Reyburn, deputy Internal Rev
enue SUfteClUT, Wdb HI l. dIuAuStOI q
few hours Tuesday on official bust
ness. His field of work has recSptly
been increased, and he is now also
Federal Enforcement Officer for five
Southeast Missouri counties, with
headquarters in DeSoto, to which
point mail for him should be address,
ed. 1.-The enforcement of the prohibi-
ton laws, however. are not entirely in
bis hands, as it is the duty of Sher-
ifs also to rigidly enforce such laws,
80 that it is not therefore necessary to
carry all such complaints to Mr., Rey-
burns sfifce. ~
Miss Byrd Watts entertained fif-
teen young men at her home Monday
evening in honor of her nephew, Ca
Diet Charles Stubs, who is attending
Western Military Academy at Upper
Alien, Illinois. The following young
men were present: Douglas Heifner,
Ted Graves, Steve Burks, Harry K. |
Deninan, Willard Marbury, EugeneI
Morris, Carl Nations, Lee 0rten, Clar-
ence Carver, Donnel Garten, Harry
Smith, Harry Nelson, e. J.. Mckinney
Harry Williams, Milton Simms, Lee
man Braning, William Tucker and
William Overall An elegant turkey
dinner was served with all that goes
with It. The ladies assisting Miss