The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17
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DUN AbplGStSatestAtElilps 3D.
Fresh Lettuce every day at Klein's.
Dry cell and flash light batteries at
Klein's.
We have 8 l-2 ID, caddies. of best,
crackers--at saving - leiHss. X v
WANTED Plain sewing. MRS.
Edw. Rinke, phone 432. Gift
Mrs. Mary Eversole, of Potosi, is
the guest of her cousin, 2Mrs.~J. p.
Cayce.
A daughter arrived at the hornesof.
Circuit Clerk j, c. Heifner Monday
night.
Mrs. Nellie Marbury went 10 st.
Louis the first Of the week for few
days stay.
This is really splendid winter
weather-just cool enough to be in
MIGRATING.
Rub-My-T ism, a pain killer.
Mrs. Gale, teacher in the Washing
ton school, is away from her school
work at present nursing her daugh-
ter, Miss Neoma, who has scarlet
fever.
Miss Lulu WiChman, representing
the Henderson Store Co., leaves Sun
day morning to attend the La Camille
Corsetierre School for eight days, at
Aurora, Ill.
Considerable Improvement is being
made in the basement and roof of the
NJ. E. Church, South, work having
been in progress there for several
weeks past.
To prevent a cold take 666.
Bert Cleveland, of Doe Run, Alon-
70 Hicks of Womack, o. w. Hoy OF
Fiat River, and Frank Ney of Sand
oval. ILL.,, are among new subscribers
enrolled on The Times list tn past
week.
Emmett Belknap, the hustling Ford
agent, on Monday delivered to w, j..
Layne at Elvins car while enroute
to Pennington for grand jury service.
Emmett knows how to deliver Foris.
He says they sell themselves.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Topping, for
merly of Flat River, now of Marshall,
visited relatives and friends here and
in their former home the first of the
week. DR.. Topping is superintendent
of the State Institution for. Feeble
Minded in Marshall.
Rev. and Mrs. Thogmorton, Of Pop
lar Bluff, parents of Rev. c. T. Thog-
morton, pastor of the M. E. Church,
South, of this city, and a brother, Dr..
Robert Thogmorton, Of st. LOUIS,
have been visiting Rev. Thogmorton
and family this week.
uorrv Darman of the News, at
go +ho onnnal banouet .of the
W pan,rhl;con Cluh of Missouri.
,,,S;oh ,yaS g;ven at the planters Ho-
20 =, 81 on;s SATURDAY night. Near
II osel,t bundred Reprbicans, from
i, ,arts of the State. were reported
mn pt 70 w. 80.
sGa6 cures. Bilious Fever. 4s ~ 90.
Vgenatcs Chas. ,Belken, OF" Ereder-
icktowf,, with his six feet and eight
inches Of altitude, lowered among the
Republicans of the State at their gath
eIing at the Planters hotel in st. Louis
Saturday night, where they were FED
at banquet given by the Young Ne
publican Club. @'t-
Rev r M. Talbert, pastor of the
First Christian church in Jefferson
City. was in Pennington the trst OF
the week looking after business and
meeting with friends, of whom he has
many in this community, having. been
tlle popular pastor of the Christian
church here for several years.
The Gardner touring car of John
Wichman, deliveryman at the Farm
;ro,ton Mercantile Co., was destroyed
by fire on Thursday night OF last week,
few miles south Of town. John was
driving the car when the hre broke
out, though he is unable to give an &C
curate account of just how or why u
occurred. He carried some insurance
ON the machine.
Rub-My-Tism for rheumatism.
Moses H. Blue, brother of John
Rlne of this city, and a former resi-
dent of this county, died Sunday at
his home in st. Louis, at the advanced
age of SO years. The remains were
bought to Desloge Wednesday and
were laid to their final rest IN the
Russell Chapel graveyard, near the
old Blue home. The remains We're ac-
companied by number OF relatives
The grand Jury finished their work
Yesterday afternoon by returning
trnc hills against H. L. Turley and
vi porrier for the murder of James
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