The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-07-14

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Thes hast Sweelc telegfabh Jsstndentsd
|lhave been placed by the eGhillicothe
|IBtsinass ICdilefe in positions with
bUthl the Union Pacific and Burlington
RAILROADS. also with the Western I'm
ion telegraph Company. eg a+
|, Mrs. Otis WborIeyl was taken to the
Rome Terre hospital Yesterday morn
inp FOR tliarhosis and Treatment. She
,had been suffering for several days,
hut her. physicians were d unable to
agree Al to'd1er trouble. .sg,,,,
/ Those homemade q preserves q andll
|iielliee chat mother knows how to make
win taste "a much better ff prepared \
n anr Wear. Eyer mans and kettles
Snseial nricaxT nm these at Farming
IN HawI CO ~ eIddr5 -i:loI,n - n
TheiKansas City Alumni of Chilli
icothc Business College are planning q; 4
monster picnic at Swope Park in tkan7
sas City Sunday, July 23rd. Most of
1.-THE college faculty will attend, so a
genuine reunion is. expected, agh
Mics Virginia RunnmeiI. who for the,
past sixl weeks hasn been visiting.
friends IN Chicago and Michigan, ar,
rived home Monday forythe remainder
Of the summer, . Mrs. Rummel and
daughter, Dorothy, met Miss Virginia
in st. Louis. 9.lt 5as p-I. .lpI
DR.. Geo. L. Watkins was brought
home last friday fromEthe. Bonnie
Terre hospital, where he was success
fully operated on for appendicitis two
weeks previous He is rapidly recov-
ering from. the operation, but will
probably not resume practice for,sorne
time yet. 4 Hs-@A
Irl Beatty, of st. Louis, drove down
Saturday and viii spend q few days
with his parents, while ne Us doing
some auditing work at Flat River.
Mrs. Beatty and little daughter Max
ines who have been visiting here Tor
the past several weeks, will return to
st. Louis with Mr.. Beatty.
The st. Francois County Poultry
Association will meet at the Monarch
Theatre in this CITY next Tuesday af-
terfioon july 18th, for tho purpose of
discussing important questions. All
members and others interested in
poultry raising are urged to be pres
ent, The question 2of time for hold
ing this years show will doubtless be
decided at this meeting.
Ralnb I,arimore who had BEEN en-
loving fine hospitalitv of his friend,
VIM oCrokius. at Elvins. robbed his
host of SIT after he, had gone to work
Tuesday morning. City Marshal
Black followed Larimore to lockwood
and IN fo bismarck where the fugi-
I'VE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the,train:.--He
was tried before SQUIRE J. D. Vance
and sentenced to six months in the
county jail. $3.50, .,,.s
AZ letter was received by The Times
the ffst of the week from Mrs. Guy
/ Perkins. wholiwith her husband re-
Gently went to Colorado Springs Colo,
in the hope the change would be befie-
fetal to Guys health. Mrs. Perkins
saws that while their stay there has
been brief. her husbands health APP
pears already improved, and they be-
iieye. he will soon be restored, to ro-
bust health, in which hope they are
Joined by many friends here.
I,ages Rn6t n walker of Jefferson
City.S a member of Division No. 2 of
the State Supreme Court. was in
Farmington Monday looking after his
race far reelection to that place, in
which he has served the people faith
| fnllv and wen during his first term.
The. Times agrees with one of his
friends who said that Judge Walker
is able intellectually. clean. morally,
and regards the discharge of official
dutv MS a sacred trust.r He met with
number of our citizens, on all of
whom he made a splendid impression.
~ lattsrs - friends bora received
tha a" la ,st'e If tbs IyneL Dr I Scott
W VIZ i Iof Il Festus candidate for the
n mU.ns ~ nnn,;nat;on for Conoress-
r,er Tr ."rI Iath Dietrict exnSesses
men siaoor ra'r raa s bu roason of bis ina
isi,It., IN ~ ,e"HT ho bod
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t;n,, - II tha & ZIP Fo,,pth Of JnIv
s,Jn - .ne n;s ,I,sonoo ~, +hat ~
c cen;or von oonnssar,, o~,;r0 - +be III
sasS' ~ ~ one Of bic cb;ldren whose CON
d;tion was imnroyed when he wrote.
and he expressed the hope Of being