The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-08
LOCAL MENTION

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Jeff and Shaw Ballard, Of st. Louis
spent Sunday with friends here. Gsssi
Miss Thclma Francis, Of Flat River
was Farnin6ton visitor Sunday.
! Nut Margarine. 35c at the City Cash
Store. & az Il
Miss Pearl Yates spent Sunday with
Miss Man Edwards, of near Sprott.
Eddie Effrein looked after business
la St. Louis Tuesday and Wednesday.
Calumet and Rumford Baking Pow
der, soc at the City Cash Store.
Miss Emma Umfeet spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. Globe, of Route
six.
Miss Mary Hunt spent Saturday
with relatives and friends in Flat
River.
Lee Ramsey returned the last. Of
the week, from several days visit in
st. Louis. ,
Mrs. Henry Antoine and daughter,
Of Doe Run, were Pennington visitors
Saturday IN
Ernest AuBachon, of Flat River,
was Pennington visitor the last OF
the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Crenshaw. Of Gale
donia, were business visitors in Farm
ington Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Rinke, of Flat River,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Rolla Cozean.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet this afternoon in the High
School building at 3:15.
Mrs. R. Fngate is visiting Freder-
iektown relatives this week. She Will
return home tomorrow.
The large amount Of improvement
that is in progress in Pennington and
vicinity is proof positive.
Mrs. Ross Kirkendall; of Bismarck,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yates.
L. H. Williams, cashier of the
Farmers Rank, made a business trip
TO st. Louis Monday, returning Tues
day.
Sheriff Jno. H. Hunt and Prosecut-
ing Attorney w. E. Golfer left Mon
day on business trip for Dayton,
Ohio.
There should be at least a light coat
of oiling applied to the streets as ear
Iy as possible. The dust is becoming
oppressive.
Homer Smith. who is working on |
the farm of his uncle, Eli Bloom,
spent Saturday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. z. Smith.
The splendid rain Wednesday night |
was timely and will assist materially |
in crop making. 1t has also settled
the dust for little while.
wv. E. Cundif, of Springfield, No.,
came in Tuesday for few days visit I
with his father, "uncle jack, Cundif,
and other relatives and friends.
Harry King Denman left yesterday
morning for Columbia TO spend a few
days with his brother, Mack, who is
the State University.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
e. Church, South, will give an Apron
and Bake sale tomorrow lSaturday)
at Radle's Music Store.
Nineteen members Of Last years
senior class in Chillicothe High School
have enrolled in the Chillicothe Bust
ness College for business cOurses-a
splendid home endorsement.
The finest as well as the coursest
fabrics are thoroughly cleaned, with
ont injury, on The Eden Call for
demonstration at A. ]. Hawn's, Agent,
farmingtop, Mo.
Marvin Young, former well known
Farmingtonian, who for the past sew
aral years has been located in Miami,
Okla, was called here Saturday by
he death of his father, Henry Young.
Among the students enrolling in the
Telegraph Dept. of the Chillicothe
Business College Monday were two
Young men from Virginia. Their rail-
.oad fare amounted to $68.56. u
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Elledge drove
,ver from Inondale Tuesday, where
hey are stopping for the present, the
Captain being engaged in prospecting
,onae Of his mineral lands in that vi
Unity.
VIM. Good left Monday for Indian
polls, Ind, for q weeks visit at his +
Id home. Mrs. Good left the same !
morning for a weeks visit with rela- /,
ives and friends in Arcadia, Iron
ounty: :
Charles ,Stubbs, who is attending the n
military school at Alton, ILL.,, spent b
Easter at his home in Blodgett. While
eturning tc school he stopped off in /
farmington and spent the weekend
nth his aunt. Mrs. s. C. Watts,
Mrs. Ethel Ball, Of Flat Riwef, and
Kisses Maude and Clare Nethingt0n
nd Pearl Lesser, and Thomas Allen
nd Clarence Clayweii, of Bonnie Z
ere, motored to Pennington Sunday .
nd spent few hours with T. ]. 81
aanin and family.
If you want to take the work out Of :
'ashing, and perhaps have It done in
our own home, without the many
orries ofthe past, The eden Electric q
flasher is the solution. You should
se this wonderful machine, ut AL.
.awn's, Agent, Pennington, Mo- n
The dust isl becoming quite PERM
Gus in Farihingtony II is high time
Int oil was being put ON the streets,
rem Though it may be ilnpossible to
, more than make, temporary inn
,ovefieht in smoothing out the street 7