The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-03-02


Mrs. Taylor Smith was st. Louis
visitor this week.
Judge w. A. Gardner is reported to
be quite i'll this week.
John Coffman is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
Good styles at home-those Spring
Hats at the Enterprise.
J. w. Buck spent Several days the
past week visiting his sisters in Ill.
j. C. Watson transacted business in
st. Louis the last of the week.
For the best Dental work, with least
possible pain, call on DR.. Walsh.
Mrs. Fugate is visiting relatives and
friends in Fredericktown this week.
Parkhurst Sleeth was business Wis
itor to St. Louis the last of the week.
Chill Concarne is served at the Flash
Light Restaurant. Try it, you'll like
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Recorder Henry M. O'Bannon visit
ed home folks near Knob Lick sun
day.
]. w. Buck of Route 3 returned
home Wednesday night from visit in
Illinois.
B. |. Morris shipped carload of
hogs to the East st. Louis market
Tuesday.
Ed Brewer has purchased a Ford
touring car from the st. Francois Mo-
tor Co.
The Flash Light Restaurant, north
side Public Square, serves Fausts
blend coffee.
Mrs. J. V. Braham, of Cape Girar-
deau, is the guest Of her mother, Mrs
F. P. Graves.
The city election is not far off
Where are the candidates for Mayor
and Aldermen?
Mrs. Clyde Morsey returned home
Tuesday, after visit of several weeks
in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. w. T. Halle and her daughter
Mrs. Everett Barker, were st. Louis
visitors this week.
Ivan Robinson and Eugene Will
liams were St. Louis visitors last Sat
urdav and Sunday.
Miss Blanche Patrick of Bonnie
Terre is visiting Pennington relatives
and friends this week.
Gus Hemalgarn was called to Dutch
town, ILL.,, last Sunday to attend tbs
funeral of his mother,
Grin L. Munger, of Piedmons, came
in Wednesday morning to attend II
b,,e;nasS in Circl1it Court
Prof. w. l.. Johns transacted bus
mess in Poplar Bluff last Saturday
returning home Sunday.
Miss Lavinia Rozier left Wednes
day for a visit with her sister, Mrs
Leming, of Cape Girardean.
]. j. Roberts has moved to y tn
Spradling property, which he recent
ly bought from John Spradling,.
Mrs. o. H. Duggins and children
left Monday for Greenville, ILL.,, for
visit with Mrs. Duggins' parents.
Postmaster w. T. Newman of Des
loge was in town Monday on business
Mr.. Newman has many friends here.
The firm of Isenman & Co. shippe'
one Of their new No. farm wagon
to a Southeast customer yesterday.
T. C. Young returned from MAN
Okla, last Saturday, after severe
weeks business visit at that place.
C. E. Whitener and wife left Tues
day to spend the remainder of tn
week in St. Louis with relatives an
friends.
The best dinner to be had in Farm
ington is at the Flash Light Restau
rant--only 35 cents.-W. B. Phillips
pronrietor. 3D.
DR.. and Mrs. Eaton of Bismarc
are spending the week at Jefferso
CITY with Representative G. w. Moo
hart and family.
Mrs. Lyman Matthews and littl
son, of Oran, are visiting at the hon
of Mrs. Matthews parents, Judge an
Mrs. E. E. Swink.
New list Just out. Write for 1t. Fin
farms and city property at the risf
prices. Tri-County Realty Co., Farmer
Bank Building, Pennington. Mo.
Miss Buntie Smith of St. Louis
spending the week with her brothe
TAYLOR Smith, and other Farmingtc
relatives and friends. b.Y
Alex Lowe of near Knob Lick a
tended the basket ball game here la
Saturday night between the Farmint
ton boys and Flat River boys.
Clyde Morscy, who was called Ea
last week on business, joined Mr.
Forsey in Boston and accompanied h
home. They arrived here Sunday.
Ask the one wanting to sell you
piano, if it is a standard piano, al
now many are making profit on
Gillam's way is "Direct from Factor
to Home."- Bonne Terre and Farr
ington.
Last week John l.. Swink of FarT
ington sold his 2700-acre farm ne
Eads, this county, to Adam Hoffm;
of Perry county. The farm is said
be finely improved and is valued
$50, 000.-Ste. Genevieve Herald.
w. B. Murrill of Desloge was
Pennington visitor Monday and to-
:, occasion while here to drop in al
have his subscription advanced anoth
year.