The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-03-12
LOCAL. MENTIoM


at Klein's. ID
Mrs. j. p. Cayce made a visitsto st.
Louis Wednesday.
We redeem p & G and Star Soap
coupons.--Klein's.
Millinery Opening Saturday, March
18th. Mrs. s. G. Watts.
Mrs. Fred Butterfeld entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Highley went to Detroit
Sunday to seek employment. #
Paints, oil colors; Lead and Linseed
Oil, at IL c. Nell Hdw. Store.
Mrs. Hamilton Of DeSoto is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Rottger.
Mrs. j. r. Cayce was ST. Louis
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. Tetley transacted business in
st. Louis last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mamie Schaefer visited in
Flat River Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. J. Rhodes shipped car load Of
hogs to the st. Louis market Monday
f. Knopf drove through to st. Louis
in his car Saturday and returned Mon
day.
Just received, a carload of Square
Deal Wire Fence, at H. G. Nell Hdw
Store.
Mrs. Laura Mosgrove Of st. Louis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hester
Woodward.
The Times is informed that "cash
and carry" grocery will soon be opened
in this city.
Display of Spring and Summer Mil
linery Saturday, March 18th, at Mrs
S. c. Watts.
Miss Sybil Bowman of Bonnie Terre
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Lynn Rariden.
Head Lettuce, Caulihower, Sweet
Potatoes, Farsnips, Carrots and New
Cabbage at Klein's.
Lee Young, who has bought fam
near Robeitsyille, Mo-, visited rela-
tives here this week.
C. C. Weimer, a prominent farmer
south of town, was transactlng BUS
mess in town Monday.
Andrew Young has received several
sows, preparatory to staring a pure
herd Of Duroc Jerseys.
J. II. Hunter, who has been living
in the Lloyd cottage, will occupy the
Tom Halle residence
Oh my, you ought to see those new
Spring Wraps and Suits at the Farm
ington Mercantile Co.
A car load of fine hogs were shipped
to the st. Louis market Monday by
w. B. Rariden & Son.
Judge e. E. Swink shipped two ca,
loads Of fine mules the last Of the week
to the southern market.
Edw, C. Barroll, who is working in
st. Louis, spent Sunday here with his
mother, Mrs. i. C. Barroll. =.
George Tetley and James Beard at.
tended the EncampInent Lodge IN
Bonnie Terre Monday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Weber were st
Louis visitors a few days the first OF
the week, returning Thursday.
Rev. o. II. L. Cunningham attended
a meeting of the Franklin Baptist AS
sociatioh Board at Flat River Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Nash, Of Bonnie
Terre, came over yesterday to attend
the faremrs' meeting held at the court
house.
Thos. H. STAN sold this week the
timber on the Evans and Pears land
to Wiley Beard of Knob Lick, who ha:
begun shipping logs.
Paul Brewer, who is a student al
Marvin College at Fredericktown
spent the weekend with his aunt
Mrs. John Robinson
f. M. Laws, of Tulsa, Okla, is here
visiting relatives and friends. Mr.
Laws has been making his home ou'
west for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McClintock o.
Cape Girardeau spent the weekend
with the, formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. O. B. McClintock.
We are now showing a nice line o.
Ladies' Spring Wraps and Suits
Come in and let US show you them
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Albert Wulfert, who died at thu
Bonnie Terre hospital Saturday morn
ing, was taken to his old home il
Franklin, county for burial. u
Geo. M. Wilson, who has been suf
fering with an attack Of influenza
went to the Bonnie Terre hospital las
Monday to regain his strength.
All automobile owners had best Sc
cure their 1920 licenses immediatel!
and thereby avoid a fine that will sure
ly follow further neglect to do SO.
The farmers on the South End lin
are rebuilding their telephone system
and using cedar poles, which will mak'
it the best rural system inDthe county
Mrs. Conrad Markert, Of Muskogee
Okla, is visiting her daughter Mrs
Ben FOWL, at Leadwood, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Giessing, Sr., Of thi
place.
j. G.. Grow has purchased the Lloyt
property, at The western extremity O.
College avenue, and he and Mrs. CEoy
will move into, their now home ab0u
April LIST. ~
Mrs. Sam Shelbourn of Oklahom,
City, who is visiting her sisters Mrs.
John Robinson, went to CharlestS3
Wednesday to visit her mother, Mrs
j. H. Lash. .
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