The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-11-12

Mrs. VIM. Jones was a st. Louis vis-
itor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hicks were Fred |
ericktown visistors Sunday.
COOK STOVES, blue and gray
enameled, $S7.--Boswell & HELLER.
Miss Esther Cundiff, of Desloge,
spent Sunday here with home folks. 4
Mrs. John Clifford, of Flat River, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Ayers 4
James E. Mccormick went to ST.
Louis Monday on important business
Mrs. Eugene Byington. of Flat Riv-
er, was Pennington visitor Satur-
day. Il
Mrs. Sam Isenman left yesterday
morning for few days visit in st.
Louis.
Miss Edith Burns, of Flat River,
spent tie weekend with Mrs. Charles
Wines.
Miss Irene Brewer, of Flat River,
spent the weekend with the family OF
j. F. Hicks.
E. M. Laakmari went to. st. Louis
the first of the week on a few days
business trip.
MIR. and Mrss. Eugene Williams and
son. Eugene, Jr., spent Sunday with
friends in Irondale.
Who trims "The Minister'S Wife's
New Bennett? Come to the Mon
arch Nov. %, and see.
Mrs. d. C. Walker, of Bismarck,
came over Saturday for few days
visit with Mrs, D. j. Bess.
RI. Waddell, of Columbia, State
Sheep Specialist, is spending the
week in st. Francois county.
Mrs. Goodykoontz and daughter,
Miss Hazel, of Caledonia, were guests
Saturday of Mrs. T. H. Holman.
Hear the plans of The Improvement
Committee in "The Minister'S Wife's
New Bonnet" at the Monarch Noy.323.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E..
Church, South, will give a bazaar in
the church basement on Thursday,
Dec. End,
Mrs. H. A. Spurgis and daughter,
Dixie Lee, of st. Louis, returned home
Tuesday, after visit with Mrs. Bill
lie Benson. ,,,
County Court adjourned Tuesday
until tomorrow, when court will again
convene to finish up the voluminous
business for the months term.
Now is the time to plant fruit trees.
For good trees, at right prices, see A.
C. Wallace, Pennington, Mo-, Pro-
prietor Wallace Nurseries. Att
Born, to Mrs. E. L. Pruett, on Nov.
9th, daughter. Mrs. Pruett's home
is in Detroit, Mich, but she is now
with her sister, Mrs. j. H. Counts.
The jefferson school will give be,i-
eft on next Monday night, Nov. 18th.
at the Monarch. May Allison will
star in "The Winning of Beatrice. -
Admission 10 and Is cents.
In a game of football,at Frederick
town the last of the week, Harry King
Denman quite seriously injured an an
kle, which retired him from the game
With the aid of crutches he is again
able to be about.
STOVES FOR WOOD, fair stock
ranging in price from So for big size
King Heater to SIT for cast-iron top
and bottom with cast lining. COAL
STOVES, new and second hand
Boswell & HELLER.
Miss Addie D. Root, State Home
Demonstration Leader. and Anna G
Jensen, Nutrition Specialist, both Of
Columbia, are working in st. Francois
county this week with the Home Dem
onstration Agent.
J. P. Hedgecourt, of Route 1, Ell
vins splendid citizen and goot
friend of The Times, was in Farm
( ington Monday paying taxes and at
tending to other business, and callet
to renew his Times subscription.
Home Talent "The Minister
Wife's New Bonnet-Monarch, Tues
day evening, Nov. 23--by Fam.
Crosby Glass. M. E. Church, South
Adult SOC, children 35c. Reserves
seats at Economy Shoe Store afte
Nov. 16.
Col. and Mrs. H. C. Bell, of Potosi
were guests of DE.and Mrs. j. l.. Eat
on at State Hospital No. the frs
of the week. Col. Bell is editor o
the Potosi Independent and also
member of the Board of Managers o
Hospital No. a.
Geo. FOLSOM Ritter, of Elvins, an
MISS Mamie bfaRcHe rTdzieTs VI la
River, were united in marriage at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, No,
10th, at the Christian church parson
age in this city. Rev. J. M. Bailey per
forming the ceremony.
A program was held at the Farm
ington high school yesterday after
noon, in observation of Armistic
Day. B. H. Marbury delivered an in
teresting address in commemorate
of the occasion, and Oscar LePer
told Of Armistice Day in France.
Master Oliver. youngest son of Re,
and Mrs. o. H. Duggins, returne
Saturday from the Barnes ,Hospits
in st. Louis, where he had been unde
treatment the past month for an ir
jured foot. The Times is pleased t
be able to state that the injured foe
is now practically cured.
The Times has received commun
cation from 7. B. WEIGH, requestin
that his paper be sent to him at La
Angeles, Calf. where they are 9
present located. He says that he an
Mrs. WEIGH are having good tim