The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-02-08
LOCAL MENTION

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waaL'snd With Miss Ress Morso nt
81 Jou;s
J;t.rorv Soc;.+v nroorom tor;rh,
az H;gh school Program haa;ns
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henry Fiynn, OF Potosi, was trans
actihg business IN rarmingtoh Ior
low Ho' "eo'ey
Clarence haynes ana ms Wl1e came
IN MONDAY from restus en- route 70
Doe nun 10 VISIT relatives.
A big Bar Laundry soap Tor D
cents at kickus meyers.
Mrs. Roena Schaeter has returned
TO her nome IN Jonesooro, ARK, a1ter
visit with her sister, Mrs. john GALL
r. C. Detchmendy, of Flat River,
deputy State Mine Inspector, was a
business visitor In harrington Tues
Gay.
Houck Tetley, who is employed by
the Brown Shoe Co., in ST. Louis, came
down Sunday for a visit with home
folks. .....
See the new Braid and Satin hats
for immediate wear at the Enterprise.
Miss Cover and Mrs. H. f. Corn
wall spent the weekend with Misses
Mamie and Jessie Hobbs in Bonnie
Terre.
Miss Bah Smith of st. Louis is Wis
iting the family of her brother, Tay-
To- SY,atfb nd NJ fttn H'ot
ington this week.
Mrs. Chancellor. mother of Chief
Clerk Chancellor of the local draft
board, is spending the week in St.
Louis, visiting relatives there.
Try our Pure California Honey.
Rickus & Never.
Grant Evans is home from the
Miami mineral fields for n visit with
home folks and transactinp busines ,
in connection with his holdings at
Miami.
po,i II uo,h,,,,, ond To,,,or
Smith went to Carutiersvilla SUNDAY
on court business Mr. Marburv has
been selected to sit as judge in i'm
portant litigation there.
Tho MANY friends of f NJ. Taak-
man have Iaen much nlaasad to soc
hin, bacl, aon d,,tv" Of bic duo store
after severe round of shoI1t six
weeks confined +o his homo with nreu-
monia.
Pinto Ra.ns a+ - Q carts n no,,nd
RHEIMS & Never ''0
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otto Long, VINO lopllierty was coli-
TecCeu WIN Inc zoe nun Leau Oo'' a.
R EI; MINES u as urn Doss' was III
rangnmsrts to on to MAN; whore he
will engage in lead mining
W. " a. c.
rbrr, as bo;na, frst closc Ricl-,S e
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81, MI, c.,., 10 c.,,,.,,
MISSES Mar'na ocliwaIe' on Guiu a,,
Uia' anu Nuti oIowe, Tiio arc 49,,
ing eNpresSloh anu vion,h aI ma af,
Goliege AZ rre ei,H, sp1,,t m0ii
Iay WIN vac Aa9 Va '''' -''''ei ~
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States lUr Ivy Ivy am So any
siAe' "' L. " Wei Ia 'ce'
Carroll h. Phillips has accepted
position IN the orchestra, as saNo-
Sidney" in the harbor excursion bus
mess at the port at NE" oileans' ne
teit lor NE" oiie"i'S vi SATURDAY d.
Ieriiooh'
AT meeting OF the Public Library
Assoelallo!i Nioilday nisI1'' S''i H po's,u
I VIZ "eie JiS 49, H. ~ Den,"n
w. l.. 'ohiiS anu H MLS' LAZY De',,iS'll,
MY mr.. 'oH fa anu mls 20 LIN DuIii'i@n We !
eiee'Tu loi eeni "a oii ef ~, 0 e'a.U
var. lehman Ior d 'eiiii Vi TWO yea 90
FOR SALt'--SlX-room house, Ike
rent. Irl-County Realty Co., Farm
lGgtoh' MO- FHohe 20.
Someone threw hghted matcA
careleSsiy among some paper IN one
q the toilet rooms at the Farmers
hank saturday, lgniting Ghe paper,
and for little wniie threatening o
serious flre. Inc blaze was quickly
pat out, however, and little damage
was done
Gentry Keith came in Saturday
night, on business with the local draft
BOARD, returning 70 ms work IN The
-sGrand avenue BANK IN ot. LOUIS sun