The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-08-12
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Thos. Mathews, of Flat River, trans
acted business here last Friday.
Miss Gladys Clay is visiting rela
tives in Pennington this week.
Prof. ]. W. Reaves and J. r. Pos
ton transacted business in Pennington
last Wednesday.
W. T. Scott transacted business al
Pennington last Wednesday.
5. E. Williams, who is travelling
salesman of Poplar Bluff, was at home
the weekend from a two-weeks trav.
el of Southeast Missouri and a part OF
Illinois.
S. j. Hensley, father of Mrs. Edw
F. Karsch, visited relatives here last
week.
Prof. NJ. W. Baker, of Bismarck
transactedb usiness here last week.
Mrs. H. L. Stapp is visiting her
daughter, Mrse. Robt. Ramsey, in st.
Louis this week.
Chas. Adams, of Pennington, trans
acted business here last week.
Daley Roberts, of Bonnie Terre, was
here on business last Friday.
N. Levy transacted business in St.
Louis last week, buying goods for his
store, and took in the Cardinal and
Giants baseball game.
Thurman MCGEE, who has lived
here for the last 20 years, has sold his
household goods, rented his property
and left for Omaha, Neb., Tuesday
morning, where he expects to make
his future home. He is driving
through in his Ford.
VIM. Brunk, who was diamond drill
foreman for several years for the st.
Joseph Lead Co., was visiting rela-
tlyes here last week. "Bill" says that
work is very scarce on the railroad at
this time. He says that he has been
cut off the extra board.
Dewey Baker, who has been work
ing for the st. Joseph Lead Co. for
the last two years, has quit and left
this week for Detroit with his family.
Miss Alice M. Gay, music super
visor for our schools, was visiting
friends here last week. Miss GAY has
been attending the University of
Music at Chicago this summer, and is
at home for short while before en-
tering her work here for next year.
John W. Mccarthy, of st. Louis,
was transacting business here Satur-
day,
Harry Bennett has resigned his po-
Sitlon at the depot and accepted
place at Tolleson Mere. Co. Lester
Tesreau has taken the place at the
lepot.
Ezra Francis, Jr., and family, of st.
Louis, were visiting relatives here ov-
sr Sunday.
Fred Francis and wife, of Bonnie
rerre, spent Sunday here with his IA
her, Ezra Francis, Sr.
). A. Evans and family and J. M.
Fulkerson and family, of Frederick
own, spent last week out on Cedar
reek, camping.
b. +. FOWL is spending a few days
his week in st. Louis on business and
aking in the Cardinal base ball games. |
Howard and John Simmonds, of Po-
osl, were here the latter part of last |
week.
Prof. j. w. Reaves and A. B. Dere-
Nah spent Tuesday on Cedar creek, |
Ishing.
W. B. McDermott, who has been i'll |
With typhoid fever at the Bonnie Terre |
ospital for the past two weeks, is
improving and will be at his |
ome in few days.
Emmett Mason, who holds position |
n the Cash and Carry store here, re-
urned from a weeks vacation Sun
ay. He visited in St. Louis and Cape
iirardeau while he was away and re-
orts having had good time.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. B, Nc
'ermott, on Sunday, Aug. 7th, 10
ound boy. Both mother and baby are
citing along well.
o. b. Vineyard has accepted a posi-
ion as travelling salesman for an au-
omobile concern, and will travel over
mis- and adjoining counties. He will
love with his family to his property
! Flat River soon as he can get pos
ssion of his house. We are glad to
ee Ova get this position, but regret to
use this good family from our town.