The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-12-31
LOCAL MENTION
This Is the last daY5 Of 1920.

the News office is on the sick list.
John Roberts, Of st. Louis, Is
spending the holidays with home folks.
Miss Selma Samples, of st Louis,
is the guest of Farmington friends
this week.
Born. on Wednesday night, to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Blomeyer, OF Route
l, a son.
Miss Helen Williams, of st. Louis,
is the guest this week of Miss Virgin
la Morris
Mrs. Lionel Tetley left yesterday
for weeks visit with her parents IN
st. Louis.
Miss Viola Wulfert, of st. Louis, is
spending the holidays with Farming
ton friends.
Miss Ethel Burgess went to ST.
Louis yesterday for few days WISH
with friends.
Myers Mayberry, who is attending
the illinois State University, is nome
for the holidays.
Cav Klein, who is attending, the
State University at Columbia, is home
Tor the HOiiudyo'
Mrs. B. H, Boyer. of st. Louis, is
visiting Pennington relatives ana
friends this week. 'e
Better have new stationery printed
in order to be sure that your date
line will be correct.
Ed. Wichman, of Rockford I'LL, ar.
rived Tuesday for a few days WISH
X with old home folks.
Miss Hiawatha Boyer, who is at
Vending the Arcadia Seminary, Is
4 home for the holidays.
VI Miss Mary Swearingen spent the
weekend in Flat River with her pro-
,ther, Yves Swearingen-
4 Joe Marty, who is attending the
AChicago University. is spending the
J holidays with home folks.
Miss Virginia Lang, who is attend
ing the Arcadia Seminary, is spend
ing the holidays at home.
Miss Virginia Marbury, who has
been attending the M. S. u, is at
home for the Christmas holidays.
Misses Rose and Zell Key left yes
terday for Herculaneum to spend the
weekend with their brother, Alonzo
Key.
We have placed our stock of sweet
cider on sale at McAtee's at DOC per
gallon. Supply your New Years needs
now. Styers e. Haley.
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson, of Kansas
City, arrived Monday for ten-days
visit with her parents, Judge and MIS-
J. s. Clay.
Mrs. M. Sheets and daughter, Miss
Alma. are this week visiting another
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Byington, IN
Fiat River. 49, -.
Mrs. Emily Vaughn, of st: LOUIS,
spent Christmas with her, brother,
Albert Murphy. She returned home
wednesday, -ia.- ssi-vyy-'.s .'.v-s-~s
Miss Leona Effrein, who has a po-
sition in st. Louis, arrived the last %
the week to spend the holidays Will
her parents.
We have placed our stock OF sweet
cider ON sale at McAtee's at 66c per
gallon. Supply your New Years needs
now. Styers & Haley.
According to the calendar, the days
: Are now growing longer. Does 1t ap-
near so to you, about gettin' up time
in the mornin'?
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and
children, of Washington, D; u, are
spending the holidays with home
folks and friends.
Herman Smith, of Alton, ILL.,, ar
rived the last of the week for prlei
visit with his parents. lie returned
the first of the week.
We have placed our stock OF sweet
cider on sale at McAtee's at DOC per
gallon. Supply your New Years heeuS
now. Styers & Haley.
DIR. and Mrs. Bridges, of Denver
Colo. arrived the last of the week te
attend the funeral of DR.. A. F. Eu-
gas. brother-in-law Of Mrs. Bridges.
Mrs. Clarence Tucker and little son
Rufus. of Hurryville, this county. are
spending the Christmas holidays witt
Jndpe and Mrs. r. C. Tucker and fam
lily.
Miss Byrd Watts left Tuesday on
business trip to St. Louis. While II
the CITY she will also attend Stats
meeting of Epworth League presi
dents.
Real winter weather broke during
Christmas week, and on Monday ane
!, Tuesday flights the mercury fell very
near tosgero. BUTT is delightful win
ter weatheraa1s .ta H. =.
Prof. Haldaman and daughter, Miss
Audrey, are spending the holiday va
cation with relatives and friends a
the old home in Jackson, Cape Girar
deau county.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Tucker and fam
ily. of Nashville, N. c., are spending
Ike holidays with parents and grand
parents, Judge and Mrs. 4. y. Tuck
err, and family.
Seventeen marriage licenses issuet
in this county during the past week
Recorder, O'Bannon thinks that i
very good, if only the girls and boys
will keep up that pace.
Miss Lala Hicks, who spent Christ
mas with home folks, returned Mon
day to her work in st. Louis. Sh'
was accompanied to Flat River on tn
return trip by her sister, Miss Ada.
There is an opportunity now fol
two bows and one girl to work tneh