The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-28


sicl: list.
WANTED.-A single buggy. Chef
Douhet, Route 6. est
Mrs. Alma Rider spent Saturday
and Sunday in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris went
to Chicago the first Of the week.
The regular March term of County
Court will convene next Monday.
]. P. Caycc attended to legal bus
mess in st. Louis the last of the
week.
Mrs w. ]. Ingram has been on the
sick list this week, hut is now i'm
proved.
Mis-. Butler from Charleston, Mo-,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. W.
Doss, this week.
Mrs. Bert Schelley, of the Jay Dee
neignborhood, is said to be very low
with rheumatism.
Prof. Haldaman and little daughter
visited at their old home in jackson
the last of the week.
Wm. Pinkston, of the Jay Dec
neigrborhood, is reported to be Sc
riously i'll with the "flu."
Ennet Kerlagon. of the Jay Dee
neighborhood, is very low with that
dread disease, consumption.
Mrs. Mary Castleman, Of Potosl,
was a guest at the home of her bro
theI. T. F. Castleman, this week.
A very informal tea was given
T,,ocday aftarpoou NV Mrs X. G.,
1uSsuay atSe s ns+ Me- Hammond
of Chicago.
w n Noushv of near Marvin Chap
., y. naru Low with nnenmonia. and
ea,,; IL e ayd friends have almost de-
l as Of h;s recoverv
,,;,;.;,
bcr daughter. Mrs. w. C. billiard, left
Monday for Kansas City, where a
brother is not expected to live.
A.. covoo wos tho hostess
,,on ~, ovoninS COMPLIMENTARY to
M;n, Hforomond If Chicago, when she
antnrt aimed two tables at whist.
~, ~ Dbl. ond son Thomas arc
JUL. ~. LII, I'D have nurcha sod
noie Inns osload If mules which ia
a aoule 49, th;rd in az many weeks.
aoo'' 'Ie INV 49, -. -, .a,anj;a ond NON
=. j. stanton, Siiat spieniu a az t 81
1lar lawyer ana gen.lenna ai dous III.
Genevieve, was here several Gays 'hls
week looking a1ter the ih'eres' -
chents IN circuit oour' mn
The family OF MRS fehry Eauie,
who recently purchased Ine McCuruy
home on "A" street. an onas had eA.
tensivs Improvements niaue' h"'S
moved into their ne" hohie'
Mrs Frank Lee. of Little Rock,
Ark. arrived Sunday for a visit with
relatives and old friends. She is
sister of ]. C.. williams, who left last
week for a stay in Mineral Wells,
Texas, for the benefit of his health.
h,,ro+ h.,, oome was plaved last
sat,,,da~ n;cht IN the High School
oa.ur aa Satween the High School
gym sy and team from town. The
oa,,, m was hard fouoht. the final tally
So;no To"1a in favor of the town
toam
~. =. po.hol,s casb
leieRnoile c AN 900 sN DC niuavs CIV
Meat marhe'' Nv, 80 - III nronnnt sar.
en- en-; 'ne ~, sa"ie narsonoi cail receives.
Whcn you neeO anything III hhSo'oi
fish, oysters, vegetables, staple and
fancy groceries, etc, give US a call
and you will be pleased with the
prompt and satisfactory service you
will receive.
G. Hincb. one of the splendid cit
izcns and successful farmers on Route
+, was looking after business in Farm
;ngton Yesterday and took time to
make The Times an enjoyable call.
Yesterday was Mr.. Hinch's 10th BIRTH
day, though he does not appear to
have passed three score. he appears
to be in the prime Of his usefulness,
with half-century of activity ahead
of him.
Misses Lena and Hilda Naeger, who
are emploved in the Wagner Electric
Co in st. Louis, spent the weekend
with their parents. MIR. and Mrs. Law
renee Naeecr. in this city, returning
Monday afternoon to their work
These Young ladies took a prominent
mart in a minstrel performance given
last week bv the girl employees of
tLo WAGNER Electrical Co.. in Timp's
Theatre. which was largely attended.