The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-22
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more new eHipfolueIy ueslSHS az
the Enterprise.
Paul Jones and Roy Adams spent
a couple days in st. Louis the past
week. H|aE
Mrs. Lionel Tetley, who has been
visiting relatives in st. Louis, has
returned home.
FOR SALE-Berkshire Sow and
10 7-weeks-old pigs. John Corcoran,
Doe Run, Mo.
Miss Ruth Grove, who is teaching
at Fredeyicktown, spent the weekend
with her parents here.
P. A. Shaw has gone to Seattle,
Washington, to visit his son, Harry S.
Shaw, for several weeks.
No mistake made-when you buy
Hat at the Enterprise.
Miss Albertine Williams of Bonnie
Terre was the guest Of Miss Florence
Mithccll Saturday and Sunday.
J. T. Burks, of Charleston, was
shaking hands with many of his ST.
Francois county friends here Satur-
day.
E. C. Barroll spent Thursday night
in Bonnie Terre filling an engagement
with the Joreschky orchestra OF St.
Louis.
Taylor Smith, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith and Taylor Jr., left for St.
Louis Thursday for few days visit
in the big town. 'fH-,
Right-style, quality and price Of
the Enterprise Hats.
Miss Hilda Hess and Miss Bertha
Meyer, of St. Louis, were visiting
Pennington friends over Sunday, re-
turning to their homes on Monday.
81 johnson, who is located at Pitch
er. Okla, came in this week for Wis
il with his family. He returned the
last of the week to Pitcher, making
the trip overland in his car.
FOR SALE-Purebred Barred Rock
setting, Is eggs $1.0O. Mrs. Geo. Z,
Forster. Phone 334. Al
G. B. Snider, cashier of the st. Fran
co.'s County Bank of Pennington
came down Tuesday and visited rela,
tives and friends and attended court
here a day.-Marble Hill Press.
The program of the Pennington
Literary Society, which had been pre-.
pared for tonight, has been postponed
for two weeks, owing to the u. d. &
benefit program which Will be glVef
at the Monarch tonight
Come and see how very little ,oul
Hats have advanced in price over las'
year.-THE ENTERPRISE.
Walter Blomeyer and Tom Holla
day. who have been awaiting orders
here for some time to report for ser
vice at the Naval Training Station a
Great Lakes, ILL.,, received their orders
the past week, and will leave on TIT
29th.
Tom Mckinney, Robt. Lloyd, A.
Foard, Paul Jones and Misses Pauline
Byington, Katherine and Suzon Gard
ner and Virginia Castleman at
tended very delightful st. Patrick
dance at Fredericktown SatnrGa
night.
Why fear the pain of having tina
tooth extracted? DIR. Walsh does
painlessly. Office over Post Office.
The Monarch put on an excellen
vaudeville act Monday and Tuesda
night of this week. The team Of al
lists was Myers, keenan, q Myer!
harmony singers, dancers, and mus
cal fun makers. The act was an eS
cellent one, and drew capacity house
both night.
TAYLOR Smith has, at the urgent sc
licitatior of his friends, consented
become a candidate for alderman frol
the Second Ward. His qualification
are excellent for this important pos
ton. and he will undoubtedly make
good city officer.
"Jack and the Bean Stalk" at tn
Monarch tonight-a splendid plctul
in 8 reels-of great interest to Of
or Young. Matinee and evening. Yo
should not fail to see it.
J. Ed Brewer, of Doe Run, a cand
date for the Democratic nominate
for County Collector, made a brief VII
it in Pennington Saturday to met
with friends and to extend his a.
maintance. He made The Times O
flee an appreciated call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Watson ar
Master James returned Monday nigi
from Mineral Wells, Texas, whel
Mrs. Watson and James spent Sc
eral months. Many friends will
pleased to learn that Mrs. Watson
health is materially improved.
, You should keep in mind that IL
Old Reliable Meat Market always hi
on hand complete line OF the be-
and freshest Meats and Vegetable
Prompt delivery made to your hon
if you will ring up 81 and gave yo'
order.
A. ]. Banes, of Flat River, passt
through Pennington Monday ate
noon from Mine La Motto, where
had been called the last OF the wee
by the death of his niece, Miss +
teJla Banes. Burial took place
Fredericktown Sunday afternoon.
Do not fail to see "Jack and u
Bean Stalk" at the Monarch on Mart
%, afternoon and evening. YOU w
enjoy it.
Judge Peter H. Huck, of Ste; Gen
We've, and Stenographer f.: l.. M
Clintock arrived Sunday and open
court Monday morning Stenograpn