The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-11-24
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CloEer hay mt lSlein's.
sits fresh at Klein's."
Mothers Oats at-Klein's.
Extra Good hay at Klein's.
Bananas &c pound at Klein's.
Ask for our 35c Collects real
Klein's. q
Thanksgiving candies, s15es TO doc a
:. pound, at Klein's.
Extra fine large oranges, ss5c doz
at Klein's. ID.
New whole and shelled nuts at
Klein's.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
The splendid weather continues.
Mrs. Ed Moran was st. Louis Wig
itor last week. a.,,
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %,
Miss Marian Guessing scpnt the
weekend in st. Louis.
Call and see the display of dolls at
The Famous.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
Prof. j. Clyde Akers was st,
Louis visitor last week.
Lon Davis left for st. Louis Wed
nesday on a business trip.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
DR.. and Mrs. G. l.. Watkins are WIS.,
iting in St. Louis this week.
We have large assortment of toys
at The Famous.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Coghill are
spending the week in st. Louis.
Miss Maud Hawn, of National,
visited home folks the past week.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. 2S.
Special sale of Aluminium at The
Famous.
Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy has returned
from a visit with her husband at Mt.
Vernon.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. 20.
Mrs. Jansen and little daughter, Of
st. Louis are guests of Fielding Nc
Cornick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips, of
Flat River, were Harrington visitors
Saturday.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
Mrs. Hattie Adams has returned
from visit with relatives and friends
in st. Louis.
Miss Lucille Simpson, of Bonnie
Terre, visited home folks Saturday
and Sunday.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. 2S.
Mrs. Sarah Grafton and Mrs. G. G.
Smith, of Lutesville, were guests Of
Mrs. Ed Moran.
Mrs. Peter Guessing departed Sun
day for Plainview, Texas, where she
wall visit her sister.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
Mrs. Bertha Whaley left Saturday
for an extended visit in Festus and
Perryville with relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Porter delightfully."- en-
tertained the Wednesday Club at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
See Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
Mrs. j. c. Morris was hostess to
the members Of the Tuesday Club at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
L. F. Yeargain and little son, Carl,
of st. Louis, returned to their home
Wednesday after weeks visit with
relatives.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
November 24th. and still winter re-
mains in allegiance. This ideal wealth
en- is calculated to make all rejoice
and be glad
Miss Rebecca Pierce, of Sikeston,
State worker of the Woman's Benefit
Association, is the guest Of Mrs. g..
c. Greenway.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. IS.
Miss Lena Harvey, of Bellview, o.,
was the weekend guest of Miss Lib
by Munsch. She is also visiting her
parents at Doe Run.
wish 10 thank the voters Of the
First District that voted for and
elected nae as Associate Justice. Re
spectfully, 7. j. Short.
Ses "Polly in Politics." Nov. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denman, Of the
News, spent the weekend in st. Louis
on business and also made a flying
visit with relatives out on the Frisco.
Mrs. Lawrence Buc!, ana TWO chill
Grea. of Indianapolis, Ind, are visit
irg Mrs. Bucks parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. BlaylocE, near Pennington, and
other relatives.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
L. Palmer. Of Chicaro. arrived in
Flat River Friday night in response
to a message announcing the death of
his aunt, Mrs. N. L. Palmer, who died
Thursday right.
DIR. w. Fl. Schroeder and family are
moving this week into the bungalow,
400 NJ Potsi ST.. which he recently
purchased. It w9s formerly owned
by DR.. G. L. Watkins.
See "Polly in Politics." Nov. %.
The business men of Pennington
entertained the football boys with
banquet at the Young Mems Club and
a theatre party. Tuesday evening,
which proved to be most enjoyable
affair.
N. C. Spaugh accompanied his lit
tie daughter to st. Louis the latter
mart of the week to consult an eve