The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
LOCAL MENTION
This is st. Valentines Day,
A hin ueek at the Monarch.

This is st. Valentines Day,
A big week at the Monarch.
Tom Mix, in "Ace High" Wednes-
day night.
Miss Anna Pullman was on the
sick list this week.
Jerry Burks transacted business in
st. Louis last week.
Marguerite Clark, in "Prunella"
Tuesday night.
Circuit Court met Monday to begin
work on heavy docket. ...
Alice Joyce, in "Everybody's Girl
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Luttrell of
Marked Tree, Ark, are visiting Mrs.
John Gall.
DIR. Walsh, the dentist, is now per-
manently located in Flat River, where
he can be found at all times.
WANTED.-A single buggy. Chet
Douhet, Route 6. o-3t
Mrs. ]. w. Wright of Advance, Mo-,
;s visiting her sisters, Mrs. j. Gall,
Mrs. Myrtle Batson and Mrs. Peter
Caller.
The Freshman class of the High
School enjoyed party at the home OF
Miss Elizabeth Croke last Friday
night.
Mary Miles Minter, in "Powers that
Prey" Thursday night.
DIR. F. S. Weber has a new Ford
Coupe, in which he is enabled to make
calls on patients with added comfort
and haste.
The Junior class of the High School
were guests of Miss Roberta Tetley
at a party last Friday night. A GOOD
time was had by all.
FOR SALE-Mammoth Clover seed.
M. Oreil, Route 5, Pennington. bit
DIR. R. E. Walsh, whe recently sold
his office in this city to DR.. Lee Kari
den. will hereafter be found in his Of
fees in Flat River, where he has a
splendid practice.
Charlie Chaplin, in shoulder
Arms" Friday night.
A meeting of the Library Board was
held Tuesday night in the Library
rooms. The reports of the Secretary
and other officers were read and othcr
important business was attended TO-
Mrs. A. L. Fixes, formerly of Texas,
but who now lives in Fredericktown,
was guest this week of Mrs. j. A.
Kite of this city. She also visited
relatives and friends in Bonnie Terre.
John T. Burks, of Charleston, pur-
chased of w. B. Rariden Monday car
load of mules. Mr.. Burks also bought
the same day a fine. saddle mare 81
Mode Coffman, for which he paid $ZO0.
FOR SALE fat cows, at =. K.
Horton place, near Doe Run. ": ~ y.
Horton. Rv-s
RAYMOND Pepin, who is stationed at
Rart Miflin, Pa, with the Marines, is
home on a tensday furlough. He was
.;ck in the hospital for some time
last fan. but is now in the best OF
health.
The ladies' of the M. e. Church,
i, South, rave the returned soldier boys
an entertainment last evening, IN tne
basement Of the church. An excel,
lent program was rendered, ana all
had. delightful time.
Y pipeless furnaces are being installed e :
in the homes of w. +. Doss, Y. =.
Mayberry. and J. A. Lawrence. a
number Of such fnrniees are now IN
use in Pennington, all Of which are
giving satisfaction.
IAN exchange last week told Of a
club woman reading heart-rending
letter from a French war orphan, al
90 one from the mother. 1t said no.
hing about the father; suppose ne
was too busy to write.
According to reports in the papers
the St. Francois county boys in the ne
, ;sbth division, which has seen hard
service IN the war zone, will be home :.
III q short fine, that organization nay.
ing received orders TO sail Tor the
States.