The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-02-13
MOothart Business College

Miss Ruth Garner entertained a
number of the Moothart College stu
cents on last Friday evening, the
guests of honor being Misses Clara
Hochn and Dotie O'Dell who are ex-
pecting TO to take Office positions in
the near future. Owing to the sud
den change in the weather, the roll
call was somewhat incomplete but
those present left rather reluctantly
at late hour, al expressing their
qualifications at the kind treatment
and few hours of splendid entertain
ment afforded them. Those present
were. Misses Ollie Cunningham, Ruby
Shultz, May Zolman, Eva Doerge,
Lena Thurman, Clara Hoehn, Rosa
Alexander, Esther Hoffman, Dottie
O'Dell and Miriam Bleek. Messrs.C.
II. Chasteen, Earnest Blaylock, Las
car Buchanan, Warden Moothart, Ell
bert Hunt, Isadore Aubuchon, Elliot
Turley, Chas. Bundy, Earl McClintock
Chas. Mitchell, Harry Murrill and
Clarence Williams.
Lee Rariden, who is now attending
the st. Louis Dental College, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Rari-
den. Lee reports that he is making
good progress in his college work and
has no regrets whatever Of the choice
Otto Sanders who has good stem
ographic position in East st. Louis, is
spending a short season visiting his
parents, near Pennington.
Elmo McClintock official court re-
porter Of the 2Sth Judicial District
Of Missouri, visited US Mon
day. Elmo is pleased with the work
and from reports we get from per-
sons in his District, his work is
highly satisfactory.
Edward Reyoir called on us few
minutes the other day long enough to
say that he has a good position in
st. Louis, mad is getting along nice
lily.
Our new student this week is Mrs
Isabelle Haynes, of DeLassus, who
is pursuing the full shorthand and
! typewriting course.
Prof NJ. f. Westover, called at our
office Monday, and reports the Com
mercial Department at Marvin Col
lege, Of which he has charge, in ar
excellent condition. We understand
that the business and shorthand de-
partments of Marvin, are in some res
poets considered its main depart
ments and acts as feeder and builder
for the College proper.
| Our basket ball team has a gamt
scheduled with the Flat River Higl
school boys, Saturday afternoon.
Some of our country schools arr
closing and the Sth grade graduate
would surely be doing an excellen
thing to enroll with us at once, ant
carry on our work for the next 8 o.
A months, and thenfinish during mex
year. Any interested should write US
as we are making a special tuition
rate for the eighth grade pupils thi
year, but are not promising such TO
next. Now is the time to enroll o
any school day, and receive persona
instruction necessary until properl
classified.
Amos Horton reports that he
, highly pleased with his Civil Servic
position in st. Louis, and will 500
receive his first $500 checl
Young men, arouse yourselves an
; initiate these young fellows that ar
proving the great money-earnin
power, produced by Bushes Educa
{ ton.
! Ebert Hunt has been helping N
{ Bird Smith, City Accountant, checl
: up his books.
s Edna Meyer writes that she has a
; excellent permanent position wit
! the Bradstreet Company, st. Loui
; Our young women succeed just {
( we'll us the young men, providinr
5 they qualify themselves thorough
: in the courses they study we offe
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