The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-03-10
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Chicken chowder at Klein's.

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at Kleins.
Genuine Red River Ohio seed pota,
toes at Klein's. ~
Genuine Kentucky Blue Grass for
YOUR lawns at Klein's.
Kentucky Blue Grass seed is very
high this year. Some folks are of
fering English and Canadian varieties,
which are worth only about one-haF
as much. Please find out what you
are buying. -Kein's.
March weather is showing up in
about it's usual form thus far.
Mary Pickford at the Monarch next
Friday.
Philip Cole went to st. Louis We'd
nesday on few days business mis-
sion.
Miss Marion Guessing went to st.
Louis yesterday morning for brief
visit.
Mrs. VIM. Rottger will go to st.
Louis today for a visit with her
mother.
If YOU want the best of Tin Work
or Plumbing, call 432, Pennington.
All the latest styles in Suit Hats
and complete line Of classy Sailors.
Ronnat Sbon. 1927
Clarence Nelms, of Bonnie Terre,
and Miss Ada Hicks motored to Fred
ericktown Sunday.
E. A. Cordell, of st. Louis, spent
several days the past week with his
friend, j, C. Watson
Sheriff H, A. Baker, of Bollinger
county, on Monday brought patient
to State Hospital No. 4.
Mary Pickford in Through the
Back Door" at the Monarch.
Dick Fuhrmeister, Deputy County
Clerk, has been confined to his home
several days this week with the flu.
Mrs. G. B. Gale returned yesterday
to her school work, after being out
several weeks nursing her SICK
daughter.
For Tin-Work and Plumbing see ED
Rinke, or call Phone ABB. Farmington'
Mrs. R. Fugate was called to Fred.
ericktown last week by the death OF
favorite nephew. She returned
home Sunday.
D. l.. Delaney left the first OF the
week on a trip through Madison and
BoHinger counties to look after TIM
Der interests.
Wait for the Bonnet Shop opening,
Saturday, March 25th, to buy your
Easter Hat. All the latest styles. NO
Two hats alike. 10-2t
Mary Pickford's best picture at the
Monarch next Friday night.
Miss Lucas, Of Caledonia, left Tues
day for home after visit with MISS
Virginia Marbury, who accompanied
her for visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. P. Settle. Of
Bonne Terre, were Pennington visitors
Tuesday and made The Times office
an enjoyable call.
Mrs. o. W. Bleeck was stricken by
illness last week while on a business
trip TO st. Louis Her condition has
as vet prevented her. return.
A most attractive collection of the
seasons newest Millinery at Mrs. s.
r Watts 9-2t
Senator Jasper N. Burks and
daughter, Miss Hattie, returned Mon
day from Chicago, where they spent
several weeks as guests of relatives
Prosecuting Attorney w. E. Golfer
and DEPUTY Sheriff Ellis Simms went
to St. Louis Wednesday morning as
witnesses before the U. S. District
Court.
Would you like to be an Alderman
The voters of Pennington have seye-
raj such positions they will soon be-
stow. Now is the time to make your
desires known.
Monarch Theatre, Friday, Marcf
II. Mary Pickford in Through tho
Back Door"
C. P. Wilson, of Bonnie Terre, who
has announced as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Probate
Judge. was in circuit court Monday
looking after the interest of clients.
Misses Raines and Halter, teachers
in the public schools, have been con
fined tc their homes this week witt
flu. Their places were filled by
Miss Marion Guessing and Rev. b. l.
King.
See Ed. Rinke, or phone 432, Farm
ington, for prices on Tin-Work am
Plumbing.
Two Summer Courses training Com
mercial teachers are to be offered a
Chillicothe Business College. The Full
Term begins April 10th, lasts twenty
weeks; the Short Term, June 9TH
lasts twelve weeks.
Miss Nils Jesss,yn Counts; hes has accept 81
the position of teacher in the Merri
man school, which place had become
vacant by resignation. This schoo
is two miles north of Pennington, OF
the Flat River road.
You should not fail to. see Ed. Rinke
or phone 432, for first-class Tin-Wori
or Plumbing.
Ellis Montgomery, a young man o
Flat River, was arrested Sunday at
ternoon and placed in jail here on tn
charge of robbery, He is accused o
having burglaIfzed two or thre
stores in Flat River Saturday night
Mrs. Alma Rider spent the week
end with helason, Harry, IN st. Louis
s She had an attack of illness Will
Ethere and her Homecoming was de
&Iayed until Monday. Miss johnson
,lisubstituted for her in the school room