The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-07
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Ripe tomatoes, haulsneh, tiSau
Lettuce and Caulifiower at klein's.
More sunshine and less rain is just
now the greatest local need.
Miss Marion Huff, of Ironton, spent,
Sunday with friends in Pennington.
If YOU want the best of Tin-Work
or Plumbing, call 432, Pennington.
William F. Overall purchased
new Buick coupe in st. Louis last
week.
Mrs. L. M. Settle, of Joplin, is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crow.
Miss Lois Wescoat, of Oran, spent
the weekend with Pennington
friends.
J. B. Burks left Tuesday on a bus
mess trip to ST. Louis and towns IN
Illinois.
You should not fail to see Ed. Rinkee,
or phone 432, for first-class Iln-Work
or Plumbing.
Miss Pauline Rinke, of Flat River,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Rolla Cozean.
Amos Yeates, of Sheridan, HI, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Yeates.
Richard Williams left Monday for
Dallas and Houston, Texas, to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Jerry Burks, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is now
able to be out.
The "Aid Society" of the Christian
church will have a bake sale at Mrs
Radle's April 18th.
See Ed. Rinke, or phone 432,. Farm,
ingtonj for prices on Tin-Work ana
Plumbing.
Harry McLarney underwent sue
cessful operation for the removal OF
his tonsils last Friday.
A few DAYS of warmth and sunshine
would be Of the greatest possible au-
vantage to this country.
Clement Watts, of Herculaneum,
spent Sunday with his mother, MRS.
Alice Watts, and family.
Mrs. Eva Poston, Of Bonnie Terre,
spent the weekend as the guest OF
M. and Mrs. Edward Byington; /,
Miss Byrd Watts spent several days
In st. Louis last week, buying gooes
for the Watts Millinery Estaniis i'ih
rhent. -.
lust received carload Of Poultry
and Field Fencing, also Barbed Wire.
Get our prices. y-Klein Eurn.
her Co. a,u sz 80 sl4-zt
4, Hobart W ebster, som Of Constable
" ri Webster, of Flat River. left,
for Chicago Sunday on a rev DAYS
business trip. b3r
Charles Harold, of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Harold. who is a
guest of her parents, Judge and MRS.
E. E. Swink.
Mrs. ]. A. McClintock, of st. Louis,
came down last week to be present ut
the. birthday dinner of her mother,
Mrs. Susan Wood.
Mrs. John Robinson and little
daughter Gwendolyn, departed Mon
day for a several weeks visit with
friends in Charleston.
Very few complaints Of erroneous;
tax assessments have been presented
thus far to the Board Of Equalization
which is now in session.
Deputy County Clerk Dick Fuhr-.
meister and Lee Ramsey, cashier OF
the st. Francois County Bank, were
weekend visitors in st. Louis.
Miss Norma Guessing entertained
with party Sunday night in honor OF
Miss Mia Stephens, who was Farm
ington visitor for the weekend.
Mrs. Alice Watts has bought the
property formerly belonging. to MRS.
Fanny Hughes, on South A street.
She will move into it Immediately.
Mrs. Norman Blue and baby and
Miss Minnie Blue have returned to
their home in Puxico, Mo-, after, a
short visit with Mrs. Annie Lloyd.
Mrs. Ellen Peil, who has been visit
ing her brother, R. L. Allen, for the
past several weeks, left Monday Tor
her home in Kalpath Falls, Oregon
We have on hand a good supply OF
White Lead and Oil, also Ready
Mixed Paint, which we are selling
her r. e. ~ 14-2t
Miss Norma Guessing and Miss Mia
Stephens, who are attending Stephens
College, spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Guessing.
Will all Confederate Veterans, OF
their friends, in this and adjoining
counties, send their addressto Mrs. J.
( c. Watson, Registrar, James b. Can't
Chapter U. D. G., Harrington, Mo.
Two more Western Union officials
were visitors in the big Telegraph
Dent. of the Chillicothe College last
week looking tor oprrHtors foI
signments in Iowa and Nebraskayoi'
fees. vts3at9! WIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Smith Brick
ey, special representatives Of the Gro
lier Society Of New York City, are
conducting an exhibit of the Book o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS week in the Rottgel
building! g3t aos v i'ss. Z" =
While returning, from her farm
Sunday afternoon, Mrs: f: sG keltf
had a slight accident With her car
Another car, evidently driven by :
4 new driuef,I ollided withtMrs. keith,s
car. FQrtunatelyygo one was hurt
although fhothf GERS were considerably
damaged. bgs
(, Miss Van Ness Topping will return