The Farmington times., 1918-03-29

This is Good Friday.

st. Louis tranSacting business.
Next Sunday is Easter, which is
supposed to inaugurate spring.
More new embroidery designs at
the Enterprise. u
Marvin Roberts went to St. Louis
the first of the week for few days
visit.
Miss Ethel Vaughan, of Clarksburg,
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Ms. En-,
nest Knopf over Easter.
The finest Easter meats are ready
for you at Bethel's Cash Meat Mar
ket.
Mrs. John Herman is visiting her
parents and other relatives at seve-
raj points in Oklahoma.
Misses Logan and King of st. Louis
will arrive today to be the guests OF
Mrs. Lionel Tetley over Easter.
No mistake made-when you buy a
Hat at the Enterprise.
w. R. Lang and E. j. Mckinney
left Tuesday for Hockerville, Okla,
to look after their mining interests.
FOR SALE-Purebre Barred Rock
setting, Is eggs $1.00. Mrs. Geo. G.
Forster. Phone 334. At
Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy and children
left Monday for Bowling Green, Mo-,
to join Mr.. Mccarthy, who is work.
ing at that place. ...t At.
E. M. Laakman has returned home,
after weeks visit to his old home
at Vincennes, Indiana, and other
points in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Cayce were
st. Louis visitors this week and saw
Harry Lauder at the American thea
tire on his farewell trip.
Leslie Mitchell, who has been max
ing a visit in st. Louis, returned home
Sunday night for physical examina-
ton in connection with the draft.
FOR Berkshire Sow and
10 7-weeks-old pigs. John Corcoran,
Doe Run, Mo.
Leon C. Halle, who is attending the
medical department of st. Louis Uni
versity, came in Thursday for an ov-
er-Easter visit with home folks.
Homer Clay, who is attending
Washington University in St. Louis,
came in last evening to spend Easter
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. j.
S. Clay.
Mark April 11th on your Calendar,
so you don't forget the Red Cross Ben
eft Concert on that date.
michigan" Jones left Tuesday for
Miami, Fla, where he will join his
wife and daughter, who have been
spending the past winter at that pop
ular resort.
'"Riley" Hough came up Wednesday
afternoon from Fredericktown to look
over the old home town again and
shake hands with his 17,849 friends
here.
Indications are that spring is actu-
ally here-also and likewise the fish
ing season. Yet fishing should have
lost most of its popularity for the
present. t,R
Come and see how very little our
Hats have advanced in price over last
year.-THE ENTERPRISE.
Misses Willette Halle and Emily
Matkins, who attend Stephens Col
lege at Columbia, Mo-, arrived home
yesterday to spend Easter with their
parents.
Bucks, Acme, Revenue and New
Perfection Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves
two three and four burners; also
wicks for any Oil Stove, at the H. C.
Nell Hdw. Store.
You'll hear a number of musical
novelties you have not heard in Farm
ington for years, at the Red Cross
Benefit Concert April 18th.
W. l.. Dunn, of Marble Hill, came
in Friday for visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. w. Mccarthy, and num-
ber of old friends. He will probably
remain until next week.
' Delos Johns and Ward Fleming,
who are students in the State Uni
versity at Columbia, Mo-, arrived home
yesterday noon to spend the Easter
vacation with home folks.
The Porter Orchestra has given
many splendid concerts in the past
eight years, but the Red Cross Bene-
fit to be given April 18th is the very
best of all. Don't miss it.
Eggs from Fancy White Orping-
LOlloy PlscO pei oCCIIiBs WHlCc Leg
horns, 75c per setting.-Dr. R. E.
Walsh.
Miss Alma Williams returned
Thursday from Underwood College, at
st. Charles, for the Easter vacation at
home. She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Petronella, who is at
tending the college.
John B. Ryan returned last week
from St. Louis, where he had spent the
winter. He appears to be in splendid
health, but informs us that he has
suffered considerably the past winter
from rheumatism.
All kinds of meat that's fit to eat
at Bethel's Cash Meat Market all the
time. We keep on hand somewhat
greater variety than most folks real
ize. Ask us about it.
M. l.. Clardy, Miss Marguerite
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris
and Bryan Murrill were among the
Farmingtonians who attended the
Country Club dance in Bonnie Terre on
last Thursday night.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen--~A small
l.