The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-06-23
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N. E. Viles, a representative of the
Western Welfare Chautauqua Co.,
was here Tuesday looking after the
interests of the Chautauqua which
will be held here from July 10th to
2ist. They have, some very fine NUM-
bers on the progfam this year.
Slim Pickens has received, through
the mails, bottle of dandruf cure,
and is taking two teaespoonfuls after
each meal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Clay visited at
Desloge last Sunday and attended the
Grove and Hobbs meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Bible, OF Fiat
River, visited relatives here part OF
this week.
Thos. Williams, of st. Louis, spent
last week here visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Farley returned home
Monday from Bellview, where she had
been at the bedside of sister, who
has been sick.
Miss Pearl Sizemore is spending
this week with relatives in Flat River.
Miss Gladys Clay is visiting reia-
tives in Flat River.
Misses Stella, Beraice and Edith
Hammock, of Flat River, spent the
past two weeks with r. Arnold and
Stanfill Day, of Bonnie Terre, is
spending this week here visiting his
uncle. VIM. Day, and family.
r. Arnold and family, who have
been camping out near the Highley
ford the past two weeks, returned
home the latter part Of last week.
VIM McClard and family spent the
weekend at Minimum, Mo-, visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Goodman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. LumOs were in Iron
dale Saturday night attending public
installation of the officers OF the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges there
DR.. D. Appleberry and family drove
to st. Louis Sunday morning to spend
the day with relatives.
J. H. Akers was visitor at Bel
grade last Sunday.
Sheriff John G. Hunt, of Farming
ton, was here last Friday short time
on business.
James Bohanon and family have
moved to Picher, Okla, where they
expect to reside.
Mr.. and MRS.. James Roberts, Of
Fredericktown, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Kemp here a part of las'
week. t1.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Moon, of Bonnt
Terre, visited friends here Sunday af
ternoon.
Jos. Harper was passenger on thu
afternoon train Sunday to st. Louis
where he has gone to hunt work.
Geo. Wilson who has been working
at Buffalo, N. Y, the past two years
is at home on visit for a few day
with relatives and friends.
Louis Ringer. of near Bonnie Terre
was here last Wednesday visiting rel
atives and friends, We are glad t
see Mr.. Ringer looking so well afte
being so near deaths door as he wa
a few weeks ago. He says that he /
rapidly gaining strength, and h
thinks by fall he will be himself again
Judge r. C. Tucker, of Pennington
was here last Wednesday interviewing
the Democratic voters.
Everett Lumos. who has been sta
toned at Camp Meade, N. j., the pas
wear, reached home last Wednesday
Everett mas Ueen VI IIlc army tiiA Z
years and was in Germany quite
while after the close of the war.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. O'Nea
on June 18th, baby girl. This is NJ
for Sam, and all girls
Judge James H. Orten, of Farming
ton, was here last Wednesday lookin
up the Democratic voters, as he is
candidate for Presiding Judge of tn
County Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson wer
visiting relatives in Butler county las
week.
DR.. j. L. Eaton, of Bismarck, who
a candidate for Congress of the 13t
District, was here last Thursday shak
ing hands with the voters. The Doc
tor is a fine mixer, and has man
warm friends here in both of the pc
litical parties.
F. NJ. Janis went to st. Louis fe'
days ago in search of work, got bac
last Friday. Fred says that he foun
several jobs but the wages paid woul
hardly support family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Francis, c
Bonnie Terre, visited relatives her
last week.
S. f. Sargent, of Miami, Okla,
here visiting relatives and friend
Mrs. Sargent left here about for
years ago. and while she likes Milan
pretty well, there is no place like Of
Missouri to her. She reports II. 4
Blake. father of Ross Blake, who wa
superintendent of the plant here fl
the ST. Joseph Lead Co.. in very poe