The Farmington times., 1917-02-02

]. c. Grow of Libertyville was in
town last Saturday.
4The Follies."
Dock Meyers transacted business
in St. Louis this week.
Watch for "The Follies."
James Moore of Flat River was in
town Monday on business.
The fly swatting season has also
been postponed for awhile.
Watch for "The Follies" at the Mon
arch.
John Boyer of Leadwood was in
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. U. S. G. Evans was St. Louis
visitor the first of the week.
Watch for "The Follies."
G. H. Blackledge of Avon was a
Pennington visitor Saturday.
"The Follies."
w. E. Matkin and Ed Henderson
were st. Louis visitors Sunday.
"The Follies."
John Swink was business visitor
in st. Louis the first of the week.
Watch for "The Follies."
Mrs. R. L. Clay and son, Roy, were
business visitors in DeSoto Tuesday.
P. L. Zolman left Monday morning
for st. Louis on short business visit.
We are still selling velvet hats at
reduced prices.-The Enterprise.
The regular monthly meeting of the
County Court will convene next Mon
day.
Watch for "The Follies."
Mrs. Matte Hawn was the guest of
Mrs. Nina Randolph of Desloge Mon
day.
"The Follies."
Marvin Roberts of Mine La Motto
was here the first Of the week on bus
iDess.
Watch for "The Follies."
Carlisle Rozier and Linn Clardy
made business trip to Chicago last
week.
If you want the best Crown and
Bridge work, call on DR.. Walsh.
Merrill Pipkin is having repairs
made on his home place, on Columbia
street.
"The Follies."
John Vance and j. C. Sutton of El-
wins were in Pennington Monday on
business.
Watch for ''The Follies."
Mrs. Charles Hudson of St. Louis
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ
L. Clardy.
"The Follies."
j. Paul and M. P. Cayce transacted
business in st. Louis Tuesday and
Wednesday.
All Mercerized Crochet Threads
ten cents at the Enterprise.
Mrs. William Black and daughter,
Lulu, were St. Louis visitors the first
of the week.
Watch for "The Follies."
Quite large number from Flat
River attended the basket ball games
here last Saturday night.
"The Follies."
George X. Williams left Monday
for Miami, Okla, to look after his
vast mining interests there.
Watch for "The Follies."
Homer Patrick of Bonne Terre spent
the last of the week here with his
sister, Mrs. Harry Hermann.
Do not forget the Harrington
Follies" at the Monarch,
The fiercest of the winter months
has passed, with never growl to in
dicate how terrible it can be.
"The Follies."
Jack Adams left Monday for Tulsa,
Okla, to accept position in the M.
X. & 7. Railway station at that place.
Watch for "The Follies."
R. A. Swink of Maplewood was
down the first of the week on a WIS.,
it to his aged mother and other rel
atives.
"The Follies."
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. McClintock of
Libertyville spent the weekend here
with Mr.. McClintock's sister, Mrs
Rebecca Fleming. \
FOR SALE-Two houses in Es-
ther. To be had at bargain. See
Charles Calvird, Farmers Bank build
ing, Pennington, Mo. 3-2w.
Justice VIM. Good has sold his pro-
perty just outside the city limits
south Of town, to F. T. O'Dell. Con-
sideration, $4,000.
''The Follies."
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Carver spent
the latter part of last week at Blcdg-
ett. Mo-, visiting Mrs. Carver's broth
er, w. D Mcbride.
Watch for "The Follies."
L. T. Bunty, who holds a responsl-
ble position with the St. Louis Smelt-
ing and Refining Co., was in town
Monday on business.
All kinds of grass seeds, such as Clio
yer. Timothy, Red Top, Orchard, Blue
Grass and Alfalfa, at the Farmingtor
Mercantile Company.
"The Follies."
ivan Robinson, who is employed at
the Robinson Garage, spent the flrsi
Of the week at Irondale with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson.
J. L. Morris of st. Louis, former