The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-05-26

Rev, H. Hallerberg. of Jacksonville,
Ill, drove. here to, attend. the gradpa-,
tion eKsrcises of the Senior lclass, Of
Which -his daughter, Miss Gertrude,
is valedictorian. Rev. Hallerberg
and Miss Gertrude returned to their
home Tuesday.
The "MICROBE OF LOVE" is nine
ty-nine and four-tenths per cent sure.
Feel bad because you were not at
Sunday School last Sunday? Go next
Sunday and take the wife and children
with you. 5
Mrs. Virginia Haynes left Sunday
for her former home in Piggott, Ark,
to be present at the graduation exer-
cises of the high school class, of which
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Haynes,
is member. Mother and daughter
will return home today.
You should bear in mind that the
following prices are for Sales Day on
Ely, Saturday, May 9th: 10-4 65c
sheeting, 55c; "a Coo shecting, Soc;
$3.50 waist, $3.50; SIS waist, 81; 25c
gingham, zoe; % 1-2c gingham, 1Sc.
Haynes g. Co.
Kansas City and st. Joseph have
entered a spirited contest for the To-
cation of the proposed two million dol
lar neuro-psychiatric hospital which
the Veterans Bureau plans to estab-
| fish in the Ninth District. Each city
| is rendering free site.
All Stock and Poultry Foods and
Dips at Laakman's Drug Store.
Prof. and Mrs. Altheuser, who since
their marriage about two months ago
have been living with Mrs. Altheu-
ser's aunt, Mrs. Annie Lloyd, left
Saturday afternoon in their car for q
visit with the brides parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Topping, in Marshall, Mo.
You won't feel out of place at Sun
day School next Sunday because the
rest of the gang will be there with
you.
"A few dollars spent now to furnish
door and window screens for youl
home may save you hundreds of dol.
lars in doctor bills before the summer
is through. Get them at Tetley- Klein
Lumber Co.
Go out in your car and load it W
with those who don't go to Sunday
School and bring them to your Sun
day School. Your load may make
enough for your school to win
Wouldn't that make you feel
"chesty'?
Squire q. P. Zolman on Wednesday
officiated at the marriage of Albert
Osborne, of Neeleyville, Butley county
to Miss Annie Wigger, of Elvins
This was the tooth marriage ceremony
at which the venerable Squire has pre-
sided during his sixteen years at Jus.
tice Of the Peace.
EN-eDr. j. p. Clark, of Perfyville. Wis
tied old Pennington friends the last
of the week, and inspected his fine
farm in the Libertyville community
He also attended the centennial OBJ
servance of the Libertyville Christian
church Sunday and enjoyed the splen
did dinner SO beautifully served by the
hospitable people of that neighbor
hood.
Mrs. A. S. Davis was hurried to the
Bonnie Terre hospital Sunday morn
ing, SUFFERING WIFI dSuJS dppShuiS1els
She was operated on in the afternoon
and latest reports are that she is re
covering nicely, and will likely be able
to return home soon if unfavorablt
complications can be avoided. Mrs
Davis had been feeling poorly few
days before her attack, which was TIL
first intimation that she was affected
by that dread disease.
Alpheus Stewart. of St. Louis
chairman Of committee that is work
ing for the passage of law creating
State Police Department, accom-
panied by another member of tina
committee, were here yesterday talk
ing up the merits of the propose
measure, which has every appearance
of being a most worthy and commend
able movement. State Police is nov
in successful operation in most of tn
eastern States, and is rapidly spread
ing throughout the west. The natura
conclusion is, therefore. that thes
States that do not soon adopt such
law will rapidly acquire the large per
centage of outlaws from other States
where things have become too siren
uous for their happiness. The Time
thus early voices its earnest approve
of such law, which will be one O
the few enactmepts these days fo
the benefit Of the law-abiding citizen.