The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-03-24

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Mrs. B. +. Holley, who has been
living ing Flat River for some time,
left yesterday for Chaffee, Mo-, to
join her husband, and where they will
make their future home. Mr.. HolIey
has more satisfactory position there
than he had in the Lead Belt.
The 4-10th Of mill tax levy to be
voted on at the regular April election,
for maintaining the Public Library,
should carry unanimously. If there
are any votes against that PROPOSE
ton, every such vote will be a knock
at Pennington Some may not so re-
gard this proposition, but neverthe-
less it will be fact.
Leave your orders for Pies, Cakes,
Bread and Candy with the Leaguers,
Saturday, March 25th, at Radle's. 11-2
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. AuBuchon and
three sons, of Merrill, Wis, arrived
here last week for a visit with Mr..
AuBuchon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. AuBuchon. II has been num-
Der Of years since Mr.. AuBuchon left
this community, where he grew up,
aiI f,s; ~ y 40 tLo,, ~ ~ 4" h;,, many
4 49, NJ re-; ~ ~
it is still trifle early to commence
gardening operations. Also the stor-
ing Of winter clothing and wraps is
still premature. Safety first" would
suggest that the coal and wood sheds
tb;s n vdar .op1 oo on ,,.;i 1eth "n non
ann,,ah - awno 81 ,anI III los 49,,
e,,'.;aa , Os anu '"'''is
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gee 70. Nlnke, OF ph4ne a2Z, farmI
Inetoh. Ior prices on liz WORK ann
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occupied MISS biore cottage, OH LAD
erty street, the past winter, vacated
u the last Oh the week OWING TO the
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Inc raImington Ghapter OF tne
Uruer Oh DeMoiays observed last pun
nay as a tihe d0r speclal deVotloils;
ihey met at lu:oV a. m. ana marcneu
m N q pooy, Iorty ~ number 70 tne
iles1yterlan eil9leh, where lIey en-.
Joyeu an espeelaily aole ana eio9uent
sermon py Tue pastor, heV' 4. ~
hihg' VINO usea Lor ms text Troy
eros d4'Sz, N'g n s.IV ex t u,il
liaslo,i M SIN Is reproaIit " any
people me appearancs oI inns regi .,
llent Oh stalWart, haliusohe, . cieal1
young men was caicuiat ;i 70 ihstill
r It' 90 coh a III al VINO saw Nv
thein tnat tne race Is NOT "ea wear IN
out el a. 'u . yoGms lien' aiu man" man,
more llNe thenl' WIN con.inue " Ear
ry On even IN an i :p n naiit