The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-15
LOCAL nEEMTlt,w

Sheriff John G. Hunt left yesterday
TO secure a prisoner. n
Creamery Butter. 55c at City Cash
Store.
B. H. Boyer was a business visitor
ia Bonnie Tere Wednesday,
Nut Margarine, Soc at the City Cash
Store.
Mrs. p. G. Hunt returned home Sat
urday, after two weeks stay in ST.
Louis.
Robert Hensley, of St. Louis, spent
the last of the week with Farmingaon
friends.
John Fl. Tullock, of Bismarck, att
tended to business in Probate Court
Tuesday.
Calumet and Rumford Baking Pow
der. zoe at the City Cash Store.
Misses Lena and Emma Karsch, OF
St Louis, came in Monday for Visit
with relatives.
Harry Semands and son, Jack, OF
Bonnie Terre. spent Sunday in Farm
ington with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Bowling, who
have spent the past year in Colorado,
arrived home Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. W. C. billiard visited
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. O'Rear in Cape
Girardeau over Sunday.
Marvin Roberts, of Evansville, Ind,
arrived Monday for brief visit with
relatives and old friends.
Eugene Karsch, of the Night and
Day Bank in St. Louis, spent the
weekend with home folks.
Mrs. A. Key left Wednesday for st.
I,ouis to be at the bedside OF her IA
Their, Dave Dix, who is seriously ILL.,
DR.. G. w. Watkins has moved his
office into the postofifce building,
where he has splendid suite OF seven
rooms.
Miss Fay Hunt, who has a splendid
position in the Missouri Pacific: OF,
fees in St. Louis, spent the weekend
with home folks.
Mrs. John Robinson and little daugn-
ter. Miss Gwendolyn, left Wednesday
for Charleston, for a three weeks Wis
it with Mrs. Robinson's mother,
Mart Williams, of New Orleans,
arrived the last of the week for visit
with his father, "Uncle" King Will
liams, and other relatives and friends
Leonard Smith, who is working
in Alton, Illinois, came home tne
last of the week for few days WISH
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. a
Smith.
The weather is again mild and de-
haitful, and another gardening craze
has started. The season Is now more
haarly right for successful gardening
ope rations.
Dr.. Homer Clay is home from CHI
oa,,o > " ere he is dring special work
in a chi dren's hospital. to spend his
Vacation with his parents. Judge AND.
Mrs. y S. Clay.
The finest as well as the eoursest
fabrics l. e thoroughly cleaned, with
ouc injur j, on The Eden. Call Tor q
,d,nonst1 ation at A. ]. Hawn's, Agent
Pennington, Mo.
R. C. igg, a splendid citizen and
prosperous farmer of Route l, Bonnie
Terre. WIS in Pennington Tuesday on
business md called to have his name
enrolled or The Times.
Harry Pease leaves today to join
his family in St. Louis, where they
win max their permanent residence.
Harry has a position there with the
Prudential Insurance Co.
w. B. Robinson, who with his fam
ily recently moved to st. Louis, drove
in Monday, remaining until the next
day. He was accompanied on the re-
turn trip by Mack Mccormick.
Sell Oil, Grease, Paint, Specialties.
An or nsft time. Commission basis.
Should have car OF rig. Samples free.
Write for the profitable terms. River
side Refining Co, Cleveland, Ohio. l6-l
Philip S. Cole, Jr., who has q good
and promising job with the missouri
Pacific Landscape Department, spent
the weekend with his parents and
friends here. He is in love with MS
work.
T. B. WEIGH writes The Times from
his new home in Los Angeles, CALI,
that Everything is fine with them"
This will be enjoyable news to the
many friends here Of Mr.. and MRS
Welch.
Mrs. Jerry B. Burks was in St.
Louis the first of the week, and was
privileged to be ono of the few ladies
present at the splendid Democratic
mass meeting sts the Planters hotel
Monday. SsE4t
J. C. Watson returned the first Of
the week for another consultation
with his st. Louis physician, His
many friends will be glad to know
that his present condition appears TO
be much improved. ~ s
"Aunt Josephine" Perkins made one |
of her occasional visits tai Earnings
ton Wednesday from her homo 9 few
miles cut of town. Many friends were
pleased to, see her looking SO well. The
years appear to be passing over her
lightly.
The following were dinner guests at
q Aunt Ruth" Murry's, in Flat River,
last Saturday; Mrs. Estelle Wcoien'
rTandsdaughter of "Aunt Ruth, Mrs.
Cali. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3, Bprks,
Ed. s. G. Counts, and NUncle Bob"
.sf ~
Yot should not overlook the fact
that As ]. Hawn is agent for The
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