The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-20
LOCAL MENTION

E. nj. Laakman left for st. Louis
Tuesday morning on business.
Mrs. Ben Perkins of Sprott was a
Pennington visitor last Tuesday.
d. H. Haldaman returned from his
home at Jackson, Mo-, last Sunday.
Sundy Liolios went to st. Louis yes
terday morning to purchase truck.
Row Adams returned Wednesday
from business trip to Kansas City.
Hon. Z. A. Rozier returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to ST.
Louis.
Brud Spaugh returned home We'd
nesday evening from business trip to
st. Louis.
Harness and Harness Repairs: also
Harness Oiled at H. c. Mell's Hard
ware Store. .4.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Thompson of
st. Francois, were Pennington VS.
itors Monday.
u Mrs. H. L. Keith of route 4 visited
her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Matkln, a
few days this week.
Oh my, you ought to see those new
Spring Wraps and Suits at the Farm
ington Mercantile Co.
Miss Rose Vale returned Sunday
from Cape Girardeau, where she spent
several days visiting relatives.
No-Dust Floor and Furniture Pol
ish, at SOC the quart, at II. c. Mells
Hardware Store.
Monarch Theatre opened Wednesday
night after being closed for two weeks
on account Of the flu.
Miss Phelma Keith is unable to at.
tend school this week on account ot
the flu affecting her eyes.
It is reported that out in the Oak
land neighborhood a member OF eV-
cry family is down with the flu.
A light snowfall Wednesday night
hurriedly disappeared yesterday morn
ing under the mild temperature.
Mrs. Guy Tullock and daughter,
Miss Barbara Carolyn, went to ST
Louis Sunday for several days visit.
Rev. Maynards' many friends will
be sorry to know that he is suffering
ts this week with an attack of influenza.
3 Martin L. Alexander of st. Louis,
VI visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
@ C. Alexander, last Saturday and Sun
"A day.
The boys basket ball team goes TO
Fredericktown tomorrow to play a re-
turn game with the Marvin College
team.
Rev. and Mrs. o. H. Duggins and
children, all of whom have had an at
tack of the flu the past week, are now
recovering.
Miss Velva Difoni, who visited home
folks during the influenza epidemic,
returned Tuesday to resume her
school duties.
We are now showing a nice line OF
Ladies' Spring Wraps and Suits.
Come in and let us show you them
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Randall Kincaid spent the first OF
the week with his father, Rev. j. Il:
Kincaid, at Marble Hill. He returned
Tuesday to re-enter school.
Jeff Thomasson of Bertrand, Mo-,
an uncle of Mrs. John Robinson, was
in town this week buying mules here
and in Ste. Genevieve county.
Albert Wulfert, who is employed by
the Standard Oil Co. at Flat River, is
now confined to his home in this city
suffering with an attack of the flu.
Miss Naomi Garner substituted in
the primary room at the Jefferson
school this week for Miss Ruth Swink,
who is in St. Louis for an operation.
The Times is pleased to note the
improvement of that splendid old cit
izen, DR.. Geo. M. Wilson, who has been
quite ill the past week with influenza
Mrs. Meyers and children on Tues
day moved into the C. ]. Harrelson
residence, in the eastern part of the
city. Mr.. Meyers is employed in ST
Louis. ~
CD. HARRISON has this week moved
his real estate and insurance office
from the Rickus building to the sec
ond floor of the Fischer Mercantile
building. -. 81,
Mrs. Amy c. Wells left Monday for
st. Louis. where she has accepted q
responsible position. Before leaving
here she i1ad~hef- household furniture
shipped to Bonnie Terre and stored.
G. Irwin and little son, Vernon, came
down from st. Louis last Friday for
a visit with his parents, M. and MS
Richard Irwin. G. has a good posi-
ton with the Swift Packing House Co.
George Lee and Miss Mae Moore
were united in marriage in Flat Riv-
er on Feb. 11th, Presiding Judge w.
A. Mitchell of the County Court, ty-
ing the nuptial knot with neatness and
dispatch. ,
Mrs. Wilter Morris returned this
week from the bedside of her brother,
Raymond Nixon, in Detroit. Raymond
has been quite sick with pneumonia,
but was on the road to recovery when
Mrs. Morris left him.
Sam ]. Boyce, whose name we
printed through a mistake last week,
as Boyer, stayed over to be present at
the funeral Of his great-uncle, W. D.
Long, but will return to his home In
New York this week.
Mn and Mrs. Erwin Seal, of st.
Louis, arrived in Esther Saturday for
visit with Mrs. Seals parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Williams. Mr.. Seal re-
turned home Monday, while Mrs. Seal
c-:.L $50 ~ 1oost yuaak'S visit.