The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-03-31
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Extra good oranges ahafgrdpe frah
at Klein's.
Genuine Red River Ohio seed pota-
toes at Klein's.
Genuine Kentucky Blue Grass for
your lawns at Klein's. 9a
Only two more weeks until Easter,
See the new Suits, Coats and Dress
es at Haynes & Co.
An abundance Of rain recently now
causes a very great need for sun
shine.
M. P. Cayce, cashier Of the Bank Of
Pennington, made business trip to
st. Louis Tuesday.
The Junior Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church held an open
session at the church the last'o the
week.
See the New Tailored Waists, in all
sizes, at Haynes 4 Co.
Mrs. O. w. Bleeck passed q very
serious operation at st. Luke's hospil-
tai in St. Louis the first Of the week
and is now improving.
Mrs. Norman Blue and baby son,
Norman Ladd, Of Puxico, Mo-, are eX-
pected to arrive from Marshall, Mo-,
with Miss Vanness Topping to spend
the weekend with Mrs. Lloyd.
Can't. ]. w. Elledge and ]. G. Wat
son left Tuesday afternoon for Miami,
Okla, where they will join B. Fl. Mar
bury, who preceded them there. They
will look over mining interests there.
See the New Suits, Coats and
Dresses at Haynes & Co.
Dat sowing has been considerable
DELAYED in this vicinity by an excess
of moisture, which causes great anx-
iety for a clearing of the weather
and preparing Of the fields for SOW
ing.
No citizen of Pennington can afford
to vote against the small special tax
for the upkeep of the Public Library.
II is a real asset to the community,
and should be kept up by all the peo-
pie.
Col. Ed. Byington, who has been
very seriously i'll for some time, on
Tuesday was taken to the Bonnie
Terre hospital, where it was thought
he could be given better care ana
treatment.
Just received New Line Of Coats,
Capes, Suits and Dresses at Haynes
& Co., ~.
The Times hopes citizens will be
able to find someone to vote ior 10 MI
the places on the Board OF Aldermen
and School Board next Tuesday,
though there are no announcements
for the various places. ~
SIN. McAtee, who was taken TO
the Bohne 'Terre hospital ast"weeK'
and operated on Thursday for aPpen-,.
dicitis, is recovering nicely from the
operation, and expects to be able 10
return home next week.
See Ed. Rinke, or phone 432, Farm,
ington, for prices on Tin-Work and
Plumbing.
Henry Wells, about IL years old,
was arrested by Marshal Hough Tues
day on the charge of having shot dog
belonging to Eritel Mathews. Wells
was taken before the Police Judge and
fined So and costs, which he paid.
]. CLYDE Akers, H. W. Coffield, Ed.
Henderson, Ferd McClintock and
Lacy Cowgirl visited the Leadwood
Masonic Lodge Saturday night and
assisted in initiating two candidates
into the mysteries of the Bird degree.
See the New Tailored Waists, in all
sizes, at Haynes & Co.
DR.. Biggs, superintendent of State
Hospital No. /, at Fulton, brought to
Hospital No. a on Monday, eleven ex-
service men for treatment in this in
stitution, which has been selected as
home for deficient soldiers Of the
late war.
Jonquils and violets are now put
ting forth, and other flowers and veg
citation are budding and preparing to
clothe Old Mother Nature in her new
spring raiment. The greatest kind OF
activity is now in progress in field
and forest.
/, F. Robinson, one of the splendid
citizens on Route 8, who recently
traded his farm as part payment Tor
the large farm of j. G. Williams, near
Brickey's Ste. Genevieve county, eX-
poets to move his family to their new
home next week.
Sam Thompson, constable at Lead
wood, was here Friday as spectator,
at the announced further hearing OF
the charge against Frank Powell and
Jesse Pitts. Mr.. Thompson was q
caller at The Times office and renewed
his subscription.
Just received New Line of Coats,
Canes, Suits and Dresses at Haynes
& Co.
Many friends will be pleased to
know that Mr.. and Mrs. J: e; Wal
liams have returned to stheir Farm
5Ington hon.e, where they expect to
remain permanently. "Uncle joe
will leave soon for Mineral Wells,
Texas, where he will take another
course of baths in those celebrated
waters.
You should not fail to see I'd, Rinke,
or phone 432, for first-class Tn-Work
or Plumbing.
w. S. Bogue, one Of the field sales
men for the Bismarck Motor Co., was
stirring around for business in Farm AZ =
ington Friday and called TO subscribe
for The Times. He reports business
fair for his ."household necessity
but he attributes such condition more
to the absolute need OF the people foi