The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-01-20

Quoting a dental office in Leadwood,
in addition to one here, on last Satur-
day suspended the office there.
Mr.. and Mrs., Silas Todd and chill
dren, of Irondale, spent the weekend
here, the guests of her sister, Mrs.
Lake Horton, and family.
Cal Mccoy, of Poplar Bluff. spent
the weekend with his parents here.
Rev. VIM. England was in Kansas
City few days this week on business.
Sheriff John Hunt, Of Pennington,
spent Thursday afternoon here on
business.
DR.. C. c. Kerlagon was a st. Louis
business visitor Wednesday of last
week.
Cicero Lucy was in Pennington
Thursday.
Judge r. C. Tucker, County Truant
Officer, was in Bismarck Thursday
morning looking for truants. For
tunately, none were found.
w. F. Bone and Rev. Kelly were in
Ironton Tuesday looking at house
that belonged to Mr.. Bone, which Mr..
Kelly is contemplating buying. Mr..
Kelly desired to make his home here,
but was unable to get house.
Mr.. Henderson, of Fredericktowii,
came here Tuesday for a visit with his
aunt, Mrs. Many Henderson. He in
formed us that very disastrous fire
visited Fredericktown Tuesday night,
when a whole block was burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lewis and fam
lily, of Pennington, spent Sunday here
the guests of her niece, Mrs. L. l.. Pa
pin. Mr.. Lewis and the children re-
turned home Sunday evening, while
Mrs. Lewis remained for a visit of a
few days. IA.
J. Sisk was st. Louis business Wis
itor the first of the week.
The interior of the Mo.-Pac. depot
is being given coat of paint and the
seats are being re-varnished, which
adds greatly to the appearance of the
place.
Mrs. c. Kettinger and Miss Hya-
cinth Davidson spent Sunday after
noon with friends in Pennington.
Mrs. Onie London, of Loughboro,
spent the weekend with her parents
here.
E. Belknap, Ford salesman for the
Bismarck Motor Co., informs us that
on Monday he placed Ford car in
the window of H. fuckers store at
Flat River, which is to be given away
in a contest.
Hugh Steele was called to HILLSIDE
no Sunday afternoon, due to the i'll
ness of his father, Rev. Geo. Steele.
He says that his father was some
what improved when he left.
Misses Louise Woodrow and Name
ia Renneger and Messrs. Choelt and
Orval West and John Mccoy spent
Sunday afternoon in Elvins with Mrs.
Jas. Raby.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Carr, of Elvins,
spent Sunday afternoon here with
Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Biffle.
Clarence Houck received some rath-
er serious scratches last Saturday eve
ming when walking through field in
the semi-darkness. He ran into a
barb-wire fence. Though painful,
they have not prevented his attending
school.
Miss Nellie Garrett, who is attend
ing school at Flat River, spent the
weekend with home folks here.
Rev. and Mrs. Kelly and family, of
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, spent the weekend
here. MIR. Kelly is Baptist minister
and has applied for the pastorship of
the local church.
Miss Hazel Thomas, of Mexi:o,
Mo-, was here the past week visiting
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Il. Lindsey.
Coroner Hill was called to Cantreil
Tuesday where he held an inquest ov
er the body of James L. Watson, who
died early that morning. The verdict
of the jury was that death was due to
causes.
Mrs. H. l.. Strader received word on
Tuesday of last week that her father,
Mr.. Wallace, had passed away in
Poplar Bluff that morning. Mr. and
Mrs. Strader and family went to Des
Arc Thursday to attend the fureral.
We extend sympathy to the bereaved.
Cameron Smith, of Champaign, ILL.,,
spent the weekend here with his
aunt, Mrs Chas. Kettinger, and son.
John Wyatt was Pennington Wis
tor Tuesday.
-. L. INluuleLOH anu w. ". fdWtei |
spent Thursday in Fredericktown.
A number of our citizens have been
'accinated for smallpox. No new
'ases had been reported up to this
writing.
Miss Thelma McClary, of st. Louis,
'pent Wednesday evening and Thurs
lay morning here the guest of Mrs,
Cd McClary.
The members of the local Epworth
league enjoyed party in the base
nent of the church Friday night. In
eresting games were played and re-
reshments were served. An excellent
ime is reported. s
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinze, of st.
4ouis, spent the weekend with rela-
ives and friends here. Mr.. Hifize is
/ salesman for the Ford Motor Co.
Mack Matkin, of Pennington, was
business visitor here Thursday.
Sam Burch and son, Henry, of Ell
inns, visited their farm near here Sat
rday They are contemplating NOV
ng herei the near future.