The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-27

leliey's LOT CHRISTMAS presents
Fresh fruits and nuts of all kinds AT
Mason's Bakery.
Heber Nations is home from Min.
NTH for the holidays.
The BARRIERS uuion last week re.
duced prices to the old scale.
Shelled pecans, almonds and Eng
lish walnuts at Mason's Bakery.
The Ely. Walker Shirt factory at
Cape Girardeau has closed down.
Billy Pipkn is home from West
minister College TO spend the holidays.
Miss Bessie Cover is visiting Miss
Robinson in Columbia during the hol.
days.
John Nedert and Dave Moore OF
Cape GiTardeau are home to spend the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Buiord Tucker of Kan
sas City are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Tucker.
Mr.. Samuel Painter OF Bismarck
was a visitor at The TIMES office Tues.
day and left good cheer.
Mrs. +. A. Mckay returned to her
home in Knox City, Mo-, last Tuesday
after n short visit at home.
Have your can filled with National
Light Oil. Best oil on the market.
Sold by Hoy Grocer Co
Emmett Asbury left last Tuesday
for Knox City to spend this week with
his sister, Mrs. +. A. Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butterlield
and son Curtis have gone to Arkansas,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. VIM, Horton of Bismarck was
in town last Friday and made The
TINES feel better for his cheerful call !
St. Gem Ebert has come from
Princeton, n. j., and will spend the
holiday season with his cousins, the |
RoZiers.
Wesley Douthit, who is porter on a
Pullman on the Missouri Pacific route, |
was in town for few days visiting his
parents.
MIR. A. L. Cunningham of Route
No. was in town Monday bearing
his eighty years with health and good
cheer.
Frank Highley, Linn Rariden, Ed
Swink, Forster Cole, A. j. Murphy
and Lee Mitchell are home from Jack.
son to spend the holidays.
MIR and Mrs. James S. Harrison of
East st. Louis have been spending the
holidays with the formers brother,
DIR. j. +. Harrison, Superintendent of
State Hospital No. 4.
viii Vance of Mexico was here for
few days visiting his mother, Mrs.
Samuel Vance. He went to Kansas
City to visit his uncle, and ret urned to
Mexico Thursday night ,
MIR and Mrs. j. W. Revelle of
Lutesylle are the guests of the family
of their son, Mr.. Chas. g. Revelle.
Mr.. Revelle's brother, j. A. Revelle,
was also down from ST. Louis to
spend the holidays.
Theodore Forster OF FL Paso, Texas, I
is at home to spend the holiday season c
with his mother, Mrs. Jennie 7. For. q
ster. He has spent the last few
months at Douglas, Arizona, superin. I
tending the building of large hotel G
at that piece. q
There were lots Of people in town I
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday buy
ing Christmas goods aud toys for the II
children. There was little sign of hard 4
times, the Christmas spirit and season y
of giving oyershadowing them, There II
may be hard times ahead of us, but it h
is just as we'll to cross the bridge after ;,
we get to it. :,
Last Saturday aud Sunday, the 21st 81
and 22nd, we're the shortest days of p
The year, the two days being OF equal
length, or practically so. Then the
days began imperceptibly to lengtheu,
but in such a small degree that it will n
be several weeks before much differ 5,
in the length of daylight will be OBJ. b
served. "
On account Of the illness of the pas r,
tor, Judge 6. O. Nations will occupy I
The pulpit of the Christian Church next hi
Sunday and will preach at 1900 n. d
m. on "The Divine Love- and at SC
80 p. m. on Perfect Liberty"
We are plescd TO announce that Elder
DIVERS is much better, and II is hoped s
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