The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-06-30

Racks fofi canning il any wash boil
Aluminium and Celluloid Chicken
Leg Bands.
Big Oil Mop, $1.0O.
Sly Chaser" any amount you
want.
"Boss", the best Oil Cook Stove
made--2, 3 and burners.
DeLaval Separators, given up to be
the best made in U. S. A. Big reduc-
ton in Prices.--Jacob Helber. 25-2t
7 James and Philip Shaw, who have
been visiting their mother for the
past several months, will return the
latter part of this week to Montana,
where they will make their home.
Seed Corn and Stock Peas at Farm
ington Nero, Co.
With the enrolment of Miss Glen
ola Doud, of Ell Centre, Calf, twenty
six states of the Union are now rep
resented among the student body at
the Chillicothe Business College.
Renew andbeautify your home with
an attractive coat of paint. Good
Ready Mixed Paint or Lead and Oil,
at right prices, at Tetley-Klein Lum-
Der Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Williams and
lchildren, Vivian and Maxwell, of New
Orleans, arrived in Pennington Mon
day for an indefinite visit with Mrs.
Up. A. Shaw and other relatives and
friends here.
A decided increase in railroad &C.
tivity is seen in the call the Chilli
Gothic Business College received last
week from the Rock Island railroad
for six telegraph operators for its Ell
Reno division.
Miss Amelia Wilson, who spent the
winter in st. Louis, arrived in Farm.
ington few days ago and will spend
the summer at her home here. She
will be joined later by her sister, Miss
Euda Wilson.
The revival tent meeting, which was
being held at Desloge, closed success
fully last Sunday night. The large
tent will be moved to Elvins next Mon
day, where Rev. Herbert G. Rankings
of Little Rock, Ark, will begin re-
vival Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Klein, formerly Miss
Frances Flowers of this city, came
down from St. Louis the first Of the
week to spend week with her moth
err. Mrs. Klein has just finished teach
ing term in the East Chicago, Ind.
schools. =,
Mrs. Watts, daughter and grand
| nd
Reba Perkins, and Mrs. Haley, OF
Fredericktown, came over Friday witt
we'll filed baskets and gave Mrs. K
Fugate a surprise dinner and spenl
the day with her, returning home thai
evening.
Miss Bertha Spaugh, who has beer
teaching in the Webster Groves
schools, came home Saturday to spent
the summer. Her mother, Mrs, E. l.
Spaugh and niece, Miss Helen Spaugh
who were visiting in st. Louis for sew
eral days last week, returned home
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irl Beatty and lit
tie daughter, Maxine, spent last weel
visiting the formers father, Geo. M
Beatty, and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Beatty returned to their home in st
Louis last Saturday, leaving the littlt
daughter to make longer visit VIII
her grandparents. o
Rev. o. H. Duggins went to Arcadi'
Saturday, where he let the contrac
for a modern bath-house to be bull
on the Methodist Assembly grounds
The latest reports are than the build
ing is going up in fine shape. Loui
Miller, local Ironton-Arcadia carpen
ter, has the contract.
C. w. Swinford and family, VIII
for some time past has ben doinl
, light housekeeping in Mrs. II. tu
gates residence on Liberty street
moved the first Of the week into thei
4, new home, an attractive five-roor
bungaloo just completed on tn
A Swartz lots in the Doss addition.
Mrs. o. Mcdaniel, who makes he
I home with her daughter, Mrs. Wn
, Beard, in this city, fell Monday at tn
home of another daughter Mrs. W.
Burgess, where she had ben visitln
;. a few days, and broke her leg. lie
injury was soon dressed and she
n reported to be doing nicely at tn
: writing.
e Lloyd Ferguson and sister, Mii
Emma, accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.
f Guy Perkins, left Sunday for Color'
g do Springs, Colo. Mr.. and Miss Fee
: guson will spend month or tW
there on business and pleasure, viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins expect to Local
!? somewhere in that state for the bel
eft of Mr.. Perkins, health.
). The Missouri Home for Aged Bal
k lists, Ironton, Mo-, has hundred do
}, lar notes 10 sell, on which it pa!
eight per cent annual interest.
: YOU have hundred dollars you wou
q like to lend for year or more, or az
: number of hundreds, you will find tn
good investment as well as a he
to good cause. For particulars, a
y dress the Superintendent, DIR. Milfol
: Riggs, Ironton, Mo, 26-
. DR.. Geo. L. Watkins was strick,
= suddenly Wednesday evening, viii
r. r. calling on patients, with an acute a
= tack Of appendicitis. He was rush,
: to the Bonnie Terre hospital, where
was operated on yesterday mornin
2. and the latest report is that ne is g'
n ting along well. Severe as it was,