The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-21

Judge Potter II. HACK left yesterday
afternoon for his home in Ste. Gene
We've to remain during the recess in
Circuit Court, Which was taken yes
terday, until Monday.
A number of people from Bonnie
Terre, Flat River and St. Francois at,
tended the Musical Tea given Satur-
day afternoon by the d A. R., in the
Young Mems Club rooshs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Robinson are
attending the automobile show in st.
Louis this week. Mr.. Robinson is
picking up some pointers on how to
make, more successful automobile
salesman.
u There are openings now at the
Chillicothe Business College for two
young men to work their waf through
a business, telegraph or eiril service
course. Those interested should write
the college at loaice.
Miss Edith Noleker WEES hostess
Saturday evening, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Wickman, to thelmembers
of her room at school, complimentary
to Miss Mabel Croke, who left the
first of the week for Tulsa.
tSTRAYED OR STOLEN--On Feb.
9th, ssne light Jersey COW, five years
Nzsd, has swallow fork an right and
crop off of left ear. Reward of $40
will he given for her return to Frank
Steck, No. 3, Desloge, Mo.
Miss Ruth Karsch entertained her
classmates Friday evening at VAL
entine party, in honor of Miss Mabel
Cr0ke, "a member of the class, who left
Sunday for Tulsa, Okla. The evening
was much enjoyed by all present.
The Railway Mail Clerk examina-
ton for both men and women occurs
March 1hth. A three weeks intensive
course at special tuition rate is Of
fered at the ,Chillicothe Business Col
lege beginning next Monday, Febru-
AIRY 24th.
J. G. Trrley returned yesterday
morning from a three-weeks visit to
NatchitOehes, La, where he went to
look after real estate interests for
himself and brother, S. R. Turkey. He
made satisfactory disposition of such
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Snyder returned
to Pennington the last of the week,
where Mrs. Snyder will remain indef-
initely; they still have their home
here. Mr.. Snyder returned to his
work in the Internal Revenue Depart
ment in ST. Louis the first of the week.
The For1nightly Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs, Paul Cayce. The
feature of the meeting was a paper
by Mrs. Bineck on the "Children's
Code" There were also some gplen-
did musical numbers given during
the afternoon; refreshments were
served.
Saturday N. s. Tucker and bride, |
Of Westboro, Atchison county, ar
rived in this city for brief visit with
Mr.. fuckers sister, Miss Pet Tucker,
who is Home Demonstration Agent
or st. Francois county. MIR. and
Mrs. Tucker left for their home Sum-
lay afternoon.
Telephone calls to Bethel's Cash
Neat Market, No. 239, are always CIV
N the same careful and prompt SER
rice that personal call receives.
When you need anything in meats,
ish, oysters, vegetables, staple and
ancy groceries, etc, give US a call
md you will be pleased with the
'rompt and satisfactory service You
will receive. FE d 4
The sun last Thursday looked much
more like the moon than the sun. It
vas silver instead of golden and many
eopie insisted they could see black
pot on it. The wind blew vigorously
rom the south in the afternoon and a
ain that followed was Of muddy wa
err. Clothes on the line We're soiled
y the rain and the window panes
,ere streaked, just as if water had
cen taken from a mud puddle and
hrown on them. Very unusual. Some
eople account for II by saying that
ne very heavy wind preceding and &c
the rain had blown sand
nd dust high up In the air and il.
szazne~ assin1ifataRir WIN The falling Il
ain. -Irontop Register. II