The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-06

Cough drops db hiShi o.
Maple Syrup at Klein's.
Sweet potatoes at Klein's.
New cauliflower ct Klein's.
Bulk dill pickles at Klein's.
Blue grass seed for lawns at kleins.
Fresh lettuce every day at Keins.
United Hard Wheat Flour at Klein's.
Post Toasties from the factory at
Kleins. i
The flu seems to have very taxing
ways.
Roscoe Zolman is suffering from an
attack of the flu.
Henry McLarney has been on the
sick list this week.
Eugene Mitchell was a Desloge VS.
itor last Wednesday,
Bruce Cole, of Desloge, was Farm
ington visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Kossuth Weber entertained the
T. T. C. Friday evening.
Floyd Davis is up, after having hau
a "round'' with the "fu."
Leclic Evans is on the sick list on
account of the flu this week.
Mrs. Ben O'Dell, of st. LOUIS is
gpending the weekend here.
Harry Smith has been one OF the
MANY ii with influenza this week.
Mrs H. w. Coffield is suffering
from slight attack Of Influenza.
II L. Order of Bismarck was
WnnnpS61V.
Miss Kathleen McAtee is quite Ill
with pneumonia, following the fiu.
Miss Ruth Swink went to st. LOUIS
the first of the week for treatment.
Jerry B. Burks was business visit
or in st. Louis the first Of the week
Meade Richards and family are
among those suffering from the flu.
Miss Pauline Byington is spending
tire end of the week with home folks.
The Sewing Club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Lee harl"
den.
Mr.. end Mrs. Gene Orten OF Fiat
River spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Herbert Klein, who is attending the
Missouri University, is visiting nome
folks.
Miss Name Schaffer, of Montana, IS
tie guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert BY
ington. =,
Clarence Wood spent Wednesday IN
Doe Run with his uncle, who is IN PED
with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Johns were Wis
itors in Bonnie Terre last Saturday al
te~noon.
VIM, Black, the painter, made {,
business trip to st. Louis the last OF
the week.
The Monarch Theatre closed Wed
nesday night to help stamp out the
influenza. o.
Mrs. s, r. Turley, who has been Ill
with tire "flu" the past week, is I'M
proving.
Mrs. P. G. Smith of Bonnie Terre
visited at the home of W. N. Elem
ing this week. ,
Frank Graham and son, Raymond
of Libertyville, were business visitors
here Wednesday.
It pays to buy your fruit tree Hay;
g. Meyer Spray Pumps at II. Z. Men
Hardware Store.
D. H. Haldaman, principal OF tn
High School, left Thursday Tor III
home in Jackson.
Mrs. Lynn Raridcn went to Bonn
Terre Monday to nurse her mother
w'.o has influenza.
Misses May and Edith Myers hay
been on the list of those Suffering
with the flu this week.
Glenwood Baker has also been con
fined to quarters this week because o
an attack of influenza.
Gene Karsch went to st. Louis IN
last of the week and spent seVera
days with friends there.
Miss Viva Difani has returned t
Perryville to spend the time durin
which school will be closed.
RAYMOND Nixon, who has been yer
sick with influenza in Detroit, is re
ported to be much improved.
This week Mrs. S. j. Tetley receive
the appointment on Historical Commit
tee. Missouri Division, U. d. G.
Clarence Alexander returned fro'
St. Louis the first of the week, wher
he underwent slight operation.
Mrs. P. G. Keith was absent fro'
school Tuesday, on account OF the al
pearance of "fu" in her family.
Rolla Cozean and family have bee
having a round with the "fu', but the
are reported to, be recuperating'
Cnildress Tetley came home. fro
the University last, weekend to r.
cuperate from an attack Of the fiu.
Miss Mildred Watts has been abser
from her work in the Recorders O.
fee this week on account of the "fu
DR.. J. A. Oyerton this week, throug
tho Tri-County Realty Co., bought II
]. M. Morris residence on Ltber'
street.
Do, not forget that when scho
opens again the hot lunch will be a!
pfeciated by both faculty and ST.
= dents.
Shlmate lRazors, Keen Kutter al
Diamond Edge Pocket Knives a.
! guaranteed at H. G. Mells Hardwal
" Store.
Omer Kleinschmfdt, who attent
Hi1h School here, went to his home