The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-01
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Country Hams at Klein's. VI @'' SA'
Bulk Garden Seed at Klein's.
Miss Christine Akers, Of St. Louis
spent Easter Sunday with F-frnfng.
ton relatives. s sgssss.,s .sytF
Raymond Pepin and Harold vii.
liams, visited Knob Lick friends the
last Of the week. sc aaaf4..
Mrs. Vince DeDonato accompanied
her father, ]. c. Watson, home from
the city Wednesday evening.
John Roberts, who is working in
st. Louis, spent Easter Sunday with
his parents and friends here.
Miss Leona Efferin, who has DO
sition in st. Louis, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
Miss Harriet Pease, of st. Louis,
spent Easter Sunday with her father,
Harry Pease, and Miss Norma Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Byington and
little son, Lee. of Flat River, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Byington's
mother, Mrs. E. M. Sheets.
Frank Seitz, expert shoe maker of
Cape Girardeau, arrived here Sunday
to accept a position in the Karsch
Shoe Store.
Misses Name and Margaret Thorn
as went to st. Louis Monday for the
purpose of consulting specialist re-
garding the latter's health.
Misses Cecilia and Leila Best re-
turned the first of the week to their
work in st. Louis, after weeks visit
with relatives and friends here.
Eugene Karsch, who has position
in the Night and Day Bank in 81.
Louis, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives and friends here.
Frank Brewer, who is a student ut
Marvin College, in Fredericktown,
spent his Easter vacation in Farm
ington with his aunt, Mrs. John Rob-
inson.
Chas. w. Francisco, the newly APP
pointed Highway Engineer for st.
Francois county, is expected to arrive
today to give bond and to be installed
in that office.
DR.. J. c. Rhodes, a splendid young
man and good dentist, late of Wayne
county, recently opened an office in
,Eivins, where he already reports a
fair run of business.
Mrs. H. E. Klein is very ill at the
home OF her parents, Nh, and Mrs.
Geo. A. Tetley, whom she is visiting.
Mr.. Klein was called from st. Louis
Tuesday and is remaining with her.
The recent drop in paint is making
itself manifest in Pennington. Many
homes and properties are being made
more attractive by new dressing,
which is also keeping all painters
husy.
Park Bleeck, who is employed with
the Missouri Pacific Railway Co.,
with headquarters in st. Louis, ar
rived Saturday for a brief visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w,
Bleeck. He returned to the city Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Evans Of \
Smithville, Texas, arrived here We'd
nesday for a few days visit with
many relatives and old friends. Mr..
Evans was born here. but left Tor
Texas forty odd years ago, where he |
became permanently anchored.
Mrs. Homer Wright and infant |
daughter, Gwendolyn, and Mrs. Dale !
Anderson, all of muskogee, UAia. ar !
rived in Pennington Tuesday for |
visits with relatives and friends. The |
former is daughter of Mrs. H. d. |
Radle, while the latter is her niece.
Chas. Baker, one ,of Farmington.s |
most prominent ,colored citizens, who |
is employed in the Bank of Farming I
ton va. n (. ~ msrrlage rne last |
of the week in st. Louis, to Miss Ona
Williams, "a MAT cay. On4ilIe's
many friends here join III best wishes
to he and his bride.
Judge j. S. Clay is having splendid
improvements made at his home on
Columbia street He is having his
basement enlarged to. sufficient size
to hold winter supply Of coal, and
e fine new garage viii take the place
of the old barn. Not only that, but
much of sand and gravel. which had
been the foundation for the barn, is
going into the street connecting Com
rnercial and Liberty, which had be-
come badly washed This improve
ment will be greatly appreciated by
all, and especially BY auto drivers.
The club women throughout the
county are interested in reforestryi
and preservation laws and urge that
scenic areas be preserved. If the
AREAS be of nationwide Importance,
steps should be taken to make q ma
tional park, and areas of local interest
should be made state, county or ety.
PARKS and clubs lsurge the preserva-
tion and planting Of shade trees slong
public -driveways. At a. recent meet
Ing the Monday Club voted to coop
crate in this movement. Save the
trees. ,Da7 80 1850 Ii
The Misses Swink were Hat home"
10 twelve Of Miss Doris Swink,s
most intimate friends Saturday after
noon. When the guests were taken
Tor refreshments into the beautifully
decorated dining room. they found the
date Of Miss Doris Swink !
70 Mr.. Chas. Herald, of st. Louis, for {
June, arranged in very clever man
1er. The Knowles orchestra. played I
iuring the hour. Out-of- town guests :
we're: Miss Herald of St. Louis, Miss
Leah Guessing Of Desloge, and Mrs.
Lyman Matthew'S of Oran. q. 's.' MI;
Miss Olga Mitchell, Of Esther, IL
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