The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-01-05

transacting business last FRIDAY.
Kennett Thurman of Melzo, Mo-,
was Pennington visitor Tuesday.
Cut to pieces-prices on Hats at the
Enterprise.
Lots of rain this week, but still the
weather continues warm and spring
like.
Miss Lille Hawn of Fredericktown
visited relatives here the latter part
Of last week.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at 2:9O
p. m. Tuesday, Jan. 9th, with Mrs.
G. o. Nations.
Ladies Underwear going at bar
gain prices, at the Enterprise,
How is your telephone service since
the system has been improved? OF
course it is better?
Miss Anna Putnam is visiting
relatives and friends in st. Louis.
She is expected home next, Sunday.
A social was given in the basement
of the M. E. Church, South, last Fri
day night by the Epworth League.
Warner jackson and wife of Des-
loge spent Sunday here with Mr.
Jackson's mother, Mrs. Ann jackson.
IL you are wanting the best Crown
and Bridge Work, call on DR.. Walsh,
Room 6, Realty Building.
VIM. Ashburn and VIM. Swink are
in attendance at the Farmers Week,
which is in session at Columbia, MO.
Miss Elenoir Putnam returned
the first Of the week from Christ
mas visit with friends in Ste. Cen
evieve. 's.s
Ell. Lawrence, manager Of the City
Drug Store, went to st. Louis Sunday
to buy goods. He returned Tuesday
evening.
Special sale of Stamped Goods at
reduced prices, at the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mccormick OF
Platin, Mo-, arrived in Pennington
Wednesday for visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Rider, who is attending the
State Normal at Cape Girardeau
spent the Christmas holidays here
with her mother and friends.
Rome Polite and Steve Cole Of
Blackwell were in town Tuesday OF
business with the County relative to
bridge over Big River at Blackwell.
FOR SALES, or 8 acre farm
near Pennington, See Charles Cal
vird, Farmers Bank Building. 5l-2W
M. P. Cayce, w. M. Harlan, Johr
s. !Towl, j. P. Cayce and B. H. Mar
bury attended the funeral of Judge
Edward T. Eversole at Potosi las
week.
Congressman Hensley, accompanied
George K. Williams this week to Mi
ami. Oklahoma, where he has an in
terest in several valuable minera
claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Smith and lit
tla son returned home Tuesday aftel
a weeks visit with the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Smith, il
St. Louis.
We still have a few Of those Sam
pie Corsets-high-grade at low pric
es!--at the Enterprise.
Mrs. ]. C. Watson and grandson
Jimmy, returned Tuesday evening
from Mrs. Watson's old home IN Ma
rion, ILL.,, where they spent Christ
mas week.
Ed C. Richards of Vollonia, Ind.
spent the first of the week here witt
his brother, M. S. Richards. He wa
on his way home from a two weeks
visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. McClelland Eversole of Kinds
boro. Ill. Mrs. w. T. Eversole of ST
Louis, and Henry N. Eversole of Full
ton, Mo-, spent Monday with Mr.. AM
Mrs. B. II. Marbury.
When you want to buy, sell o
trade farm or town PROPERTY, Sc
Charles Calvird, Farmers Bank Build
inc 51-2y
w. C. Boyd of Route a, one of ou
GOOD. substantial citizens, was an ap
preciated caller at The Times offic
tuesday, and favored US with a re
newal Of his subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jerold an
their little son, who have been visit
ing the formers parents, MIR. an
Mrs. Ed Jerold, returned to thei
home in st. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Mary Henderson, who is at
tending school at Eureka, Ark, spen
the holidays with her parents, MI
and Mrs, Ed Henderson, and returne
Wednesday to resume her schoc
work.
FOR RENT-A three-room house !
the western part of the city of Farm
ington. Apply to J. s. Clay, Farm
ers Bank Building.
jackson Matkin of Bismarck wa
transacting business in Farnaingto
Tuesday and paid The Times office 4
pleasant call, renewing the subscrip
ton of his mother, Mrs. Catherin
Matkin.
Among the st. Lonis marriage Il
census published Thursday was tina
of John B. Smoot, son Of Mrs. A: Z
Nicnols of Pennington, and Miss Ma
oini Mitten. Miss Mitten visited her
ashort time ago.
William G. Eversole died at hi
home in st. Louis on December q
1915. He was a brother of Mrs. I
II. Marbury and also of Judge Ed
ward T. Eversole, who died the da
following, December 20.
Only two marriage licenses issued j