The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-06-07
""COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE ::

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Miss Lucille Skaggs of Mine La
Motto, no has been visiting Mrs. K. N.
Kelly returned home last Saturday.
Miss Eta Kennedy has resigned her
position at the Tucker Store to at
tend the summer Normal School at
Cape Girardeau. After the term is
cut she intends to return and take up
her same position. =.
Mrs. Jim Hunt and children, also
her married daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Johnson, and Des-
sic Turner of Leadwood went for an
outing to the Iron Mountain Lake
Wednesday.
The Revival meeting at the Church
of Christ is still in progress The
meetings will continue the rest of this
week and over Sunday. Unusual in
terest is being manifested. AL
ready there have been IS additions to
the church. It is being conducted by
Evangelist Daniel Sommers Of In
dianapolis, Ind.
Lucille Vance of Elvins has accept
ed position with her uncle, Otis Sis
by, during the vacation months.
Arthur Tucker left Sunday morning
for training camp at Fort Sheridan.
Mrs. Will Patrick is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reagan are go
ing to leave soon, owing to their sons
health. They will try change of
climate.
Emmett Shannon and family have
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by his mother.
Mrs Ethel Beard is in St. Louis
this week visiting relatives.
piohord Povonm and CON John
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Mrs Es+as has i,st received q card
+hat ' i bnr sor IHtbcr had arrived
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NJ Fn,naJw Panline Tucker ida
n nr ViJ I' Tnoi,or and Estbnr ash'
ini , "a D. ond 7 a. EolI, NJ Wolf
~ %" paIn, Tmotar NJ Edmorson
Everett Rogsdale, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer, Miss Marjory Stroup and
MIR. and Mrs. Benton. Refreshments
were served, consisting of cream and
cake. They report good time by all
Miss lydia Leadbctter and Leemar
Rariden and M. L. Miller and family
motorcd out to the st. Francois Riv.
err Sunday afternoon.
Noah Alper has enlisted in the
Coast Artillery and is now'at Jcffer'
son Barracks.
Cloud Cole went to st. Louis to en-
list in the U. S. Navy, but failed tt
pass, and is now thinking seriously OF
trying the Marines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woods of Farm
ington spent several days visiting
Mrs. R. N. Kelly. Mr.. Woods is bro
Their of Mrs; Kelly ,,,
Mrs. viola JerroldS and chiidreh
Ethel ana Leeman; oil + armlngtoh arr
visiting Leeman harden ana mothe'
thiS WeeK'
Mrs Bud watts leaves Sunday tol
rest, OF Klyer Mines were Ihe guests
OF Mrs. John watts thursday.
Mrs. e. j. Watts of Cornwall, Mo.
is here visiting her three sons, Dell
John and U. S. Watts, also friends.
Mrs. Bud Watts leaves Sunday fol
St Iouis. where she will spend a few
DAYS with relatives and will then q,
on to Rock Island, H., where she will
ioin her husband who is now EN-
Moved in the u. s. Arsenal.
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NJ ~ ne si"P.0S $4,000 go ,u;th s' +ba;r iood
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