The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-01-07

Mrs. o. W. Bleeck is a st. Louis
visitor this week.
John Mccormick spent Tuesday in
st. Louis on business.
Mrs. A. o. Nichols is visiting
friends in St. Louis. ~
Mrs. w. H. Harlan is confined to
her home with the grip.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity.--See ]. s. Clay. tt
Mrs. P. G. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Florence, spent Tuesday in st. Louis.
Dress-makers can match all colors
with machine silk at The Enterprise.
Mrs. Herman Schafer and Mrs. De-
van were st. Louis shoppers Tuesday
Burdine Grow has returned to Col
ambia, where he is attending the Uni
versity.
A new consignment of fancy-worl;
materials at The Enterprise this
week.
Mrs. John Hertz and son, Lewis,
were business visitors inElvins We'd
nesday.
Give us your for 1916 stationery.
We guarantee good work and prompt
delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick, of
Commerce are the guests Mrs. A.
T. Nixon.
Rev. Warner DuBose returned home
Tuesday from several days visit in
st. Louis.
VIM. F. Shade of Jackson, Mo-.
transacted business here Wednesday
and Thursday.
The New Year starts off as though
the entire year would be "the good old
summer time"
Mrs. Florence Walker Mathews was
a st. Louis visitor Tuesday, return
ing the same evening.
Miss Helen Chenault has gone to hel
home in Cape Girardeau after visit
with Mrs. w. M. Harlan.
There appears to be quite an cpl
demic of grip in this city and vicinity
keeping the doctors on the go.
Mrs. Genevieve F. Logan leaves to-
day for Bonnie Terre for a short visit
with Mrs. Harry Thomure.
A big black and yellow butterfly
was flying around in the air Tuesday
oblivious of the fact that II was win
ter.
j. C. Watson returned Tuesday ev'
ening from two-weeks' business, trir
to Washington, D. c., and New York
City.
Miss Elsie Rider, who is teaching al
Webster Groves, came down to spend
her vacation with her mother, Mrs
Alma Rider.
John Waller, Democratic wheel
horse of Hazel Run, was in this city
Monday on business and meeting witt
his many friends here.
The six inch snow, which fell Sc
nicely last week, rapidly disappeared
as the weather continued to moderate
assisted by light rainfalls.
Mrs. lafayette Johnson and her lit
tie son, Stuart, have gone back tt
Fredericktown after a short visit witt
her mother, Mrs. Eva Spaugh.
Miss Maggie May Williams of Fla
River was the guest of Miss Berth;
Spaugh for New Years and ATTENDED
the dance New Years Eve at the Clul
rooms.
Misses Alma Clay, Bernice McCar
thy and Marion Guessing returned
Monday to school in Columbia, Mo.
after spending the Christmas holiday
at home.
Wesley Buck and family have movet
from their farm, near town, into Mis-
Villa Bucks home, on Columbi;
street, for the winter for the benefi
of the schools.
VIM. O'Sullivan left Monday after
noon for Ste. Genevieve, where HI
had business engagement Tuesday
He expected to look after business il
st. Louis en- route home.
Paul Jones has returned to Liberty
Mo-, where he is attending the VIM
Jewell College. His mother, Mrs. ]
H. Jones, accompanied him to st
Louis and will make short yisi
there.
Quite a number Of Democrats from
Pennington and vicinity have signi
fed their intention of attending thu
jackson Day banquet, which will b.
held at the Planters Hotel, in st
Louis, next Saturday evening.