The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-11-17

Twenty-one Civil Service students
at Chillicothe Business College en-
sered departmental clerk examina-
ZION at the college ten days ago, while
next Saturday, thirty-three will try
for mail clerk positions.
w. E. (Pal) Williams, who is now
in business in Little Rock, Ark, ar
rived the first Of the week for few
Jays visit with his mother and many
friends. He left Wednesday for st.
Louis for a few days before returning
to Little Rock.
Miss Jane Morey, manager Of the
travelling libraries of Jefferson City,
attendcd the Federation of Clubs,
which was held here last week. While
in our city she visited the Pennington
Public Library and was favorably M
pressed with the work being done.
A big feature of Home Coming Day
at the Chillicobhe Business College
last Friday was a monster parade
which stretched out for almost mile
and had over six hundred students in
line, the different state clubs vying
with each other in originality Of
stunts and size of delegation
Tom Brown went to st. Louis the
last of the week and returned in a
fully equipped Kissel car, which he
says he purchased for his wife. Tom
says she wanted something nice, and
she certainly has it in that car, which
is the last word in auto convenience
and comfort. It's beauty.
Several days of slow rain in this
community the past week has re-
lieved severe drouth and supplied
| the fields with sorely needed moisture.
And another pleasing feature of this
abundant precipitation is that the
weather has again cleared without
drastic lowering of the temperature.
Mrs. H. D. Evans, who ecently
buried her husband at Potosi, re-
turned the first of the week to her
home in jefferson City. She was &C.
companied by her brother, John Towl
of this city, who will assist in packing
her household goods for removal to
this city, where she will make her flu.
ture home.
| The Times is informed, through q
marked copy of Miami, Okla, paper
of the election to the legislature Of
Oklahoma of Prof. G. w. Moothart
who has many friends and acquaint,
ances in St. Francois county. Prof
Moothart was formerly in charge Of
the Ozark Business College of this
city and also represented this county
two years in the State Legislature.
MIS-. y. w. Bleeck, 1st vice presi'
! Ge4.C \of the Missouri Federation Of
v e.Ae.. /, Clubs, is in st. LOUIS today
where she is a guest at the luncheon
gwen by the Eighth District in honor
Of MAS. 7. u. Winter, president of thu
General Federation. The luncheon
will be given at the Hotel Chase, AM
Mrs. Bleeck will represent the Off
cial Board of the State Federation.
Prof. and Mrs. C. B. McClintocl
moved Saturday to Bonnie Terre
where they expect to reside in the flu
ture. This is the second year O.
school work for Prof. McClintock a
that place, and it is on account Of hi
work there that the move is made
Their many old friends here regre
losing them from this immediate com
munity, but will hope that things ma!
so shape themselves that they will
return at no distant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Williams ant
son, Paul, left yesterday morning il
their car for Mineral Wells, Texas
They expect to spend the winter there
principally with the hope of improv
ing Mr.. Williams health. and it i
possible they may decide to perma
, nently locate there. Their host 0
friends in this community will wis
: for "Uncle Joe" early and complet
restoration to health, but trust tina
! they may return soon as that happ,
{ change is contaminated,
= Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Day celebrat
: ed their 45th wedding aninyersar
Tuesday, November 14th. Tho out
of-town guests were: Mrs. VIM. "
} Jones of Clifton, Mo-, Mrs. Geo. "
: Barrett of Sterling, Colo, and Mis-
Ella Arthurine Day of St. Louis. Mrs
Jones, Mrs. Days sister, was presen
q at their wedding in 1877. Mrs. Bar
rett is an old school friend, who is &C
ing to Brazil, Ind. for the winter
They arrived here the 18th inst an
remained until the 18th. Miss Da
also returned to St. Louis Thursda
! after brief visit with friends i
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