The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-03-09
More New Hatsl-Mrs. S. c. Watts

Mrs. Fannie Lang Shaw left Mon
day to spend the week in st. Louis.
Thomas Woods of Detroit, Mich, is
here on short visit with relatives.
Born March 6, 1917, to the wife of
Thomas Chapman of Knob Lick, a
son.
Jack Brunette of Bethem, Penn,
returned home Sunday for a visit with
his parents.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red set
ting eggs, $1.00 for 10, prepaid to
any address. I. f. O'Bannon, Route
2, Pennington, Mo. 9-6t
Sam Conway left Monday for Bis
marck to move some residences and
do other carpenter work.
The best dinner to be had in Farm,
ington is at the Flash Light Restau-
rant-only 50 cents.-W. b. Phillips,
proprietor. 8-2w
Northern Seed Potatoes at S2.75
per bushel at the Coffman Mercantile
Co.'s store, Coffman, Mo.
j. S. Clay reports the sale of 119
acres of land in Ste. Genevieve coun-
ty to Daniel O'Sullivan for $1,000.
WANTED-A young man able to
work on a farm, and also run a car.
Farm wages and board. Lloyd Fergu-
son, Mine La Motto, Mo.
Roy Anderson and Fred Smith,
business college students, spent the
latter part of the week at Sikeston.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodykoontz of Gale
donia spent Saturday and Sunday
here with their daughter, Mrs. I. H..
Holman.
Miss McDill, the Enterprise hat
trimmer, returned from st. Louis
Monday, where she had spent the past
four weeks.
All that's new in. Millinery will be
found here-at reasonable prices.
Mrs. S. C. Watts.
Mrs. Paul Leming and little son,
Edward Rozier, of Cape .Girardeau
are the guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Rozier.
Judge Peter Huck adjourned court
Tuesday and went to st. Louis to see
his son, who is undergoing treatment
in hospital there.
Peter Guessing, Jr., and wife spent
the first of the week in st. Louis Wis
iting Mrs. Crossings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. 0'Sullivan.
The Flash Light Restaurant, north
side Public Square, serves Fausts
blend coffee.
A. T. Clark has removed from near
Doe Run to Pennington and is occu-.
plying the Nave property, corner Col
lege avenue and A street.
Opening display of Spring and
Summer Millinery Saturday, March
17.-Mrs. S. C. Watts.
j. C. Watson left Wednesday for
Jefferson City on business and will go
on to Miami, Oklahoma, to look after
his mineral interests there.
Mrs. w. G. Patton went to st. Louis
Tuesday for a few days visit with
Mrs. Willis Young, wife of the well
known surgeon of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Kraft of Web
ster Groves are here to attend the sale
of their farming implements and live
stock on their farm on route one.
FOR SALE-Kitchen Cabinet, Safe
and Wardrobe.-Call phone 204.
Chill Concarne is served at the Flash
Light Restaurant. Try it, you'll like
It. 8-2w
Eugene Karsch, who has been on his
fathers farm near the Missouri-Ar-
kansas line, has returned to Farming
ton and is employed in the Farmers
Bank.
Miss Bunty Smith left Monday for
Cape Gipardeau to enter the Normal
at that place. She has been visiting
her brother, Taylor Smith, here the
past few days.
For the best Dental work, with least
possible pain, call on Dr.. Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brunette are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a son,
Friday morning, March 2, 1917. Tom
says the boy will be either butcher
or soldier, according to where he is
needed most.-New Madrid Record,
WANTED-A farm hand with
small family. Chas. Ryan, K, R. 8.
Anna D.. the youngest daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey, who un-
derwent a severe operation last fall
for supposed tumor on the, brain, has
been very low the past week ana heril
family and friends are very much COM
cerned over her condition.
Just 95 steps from the post1office,
YOU will find the hat that suits you
at the Enterprise. Try it and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. john C. Mccormick
are here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Mccormick has secured a posi-
ton with one of the leading mercan-
tile firms Of Charleston and will To-
cate there. John has many friends |
here who wish him every success.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Waters re-
turned Sunday from stay Of several
weeks in Hot Springs, Ark. They
left Hot Springs on different trains |
and came by different routes, as Mr. |
Waters desired to visit his New Mad
rid county farm, while Mrs. Waters |
wished to visit with friends en- route. |
But they met up at DeLassus, not
withstanding, and actually arrived
home together.
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