The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
DOE RUN RlPPlES.

'l-l'llG ll"IlhN H'lf.
Frank Sigman spent Sunday with
his parents near Stone.
Prof A. II. Akers spert Friday and
Saturday at Fiat River.
Born, March ~, 1904, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elsie Beck, Il hoy.
John Wood, Jr,, spent last saturday
in Ste. Gcncyicyc county.
Miss Ida lIulscy was sick several
| days the first Of the week
Born, March -, 1904, to Mr.. and
Mrs, John London, a girl.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jim kcltnrr visited
relatives AT GumOo last week.
Mrs. IIul>cy oi Flat River is visiting
her son, John aud Will llulscy.
Kirt Fraser Of Bonnie Terrc visited
his aunt, Mrs. McNlulIrn, Monday
Misses Lena Schmidt and Clara
BerlhoId have been sick the past week.
Mrs. Val lIuIscy of GumbV spent
sunday with her sister, Mrs, Jim krlr-
ncr.
Mrs. Loui, La Chance and children
are visiting relatives in Flat River aud
Esther.
Mis-. Anna lIghrowcr of Frederick.
town is visiting her mother, Mrs
lIughcS.
Little Clement, son oi Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II Thomure, has been sick for Scv-
cral days.
Rev Edward kocth returned from
Carthage Saturday, where he had been
attending conference
Miss Ella El,cr ha, returned from a
week, visit with her sister, Mrs. Fini,
Boyd, IN Flat River.
Nh, Blanche Moon attended the
teachers meeting at J. lat River last
Friday and saturday
Miss Emma Wood Of Can'wrll visit
ed her sister, Mr., Melvin Mathews,
saturday and sunday.
Mrs. Alice Clark OF Morchousc is
visiting her brothers, doe, John, VIII
and Charley Boswell.
Mis-. Lizzie Mcfarland Of Luughboro
attended the bedside If her brother,
Milton Hunt, last week
Warren Loaf Of Pennington visited
Mrs Maggie Henson, and cousin, Mrs
Parcs Silyry, last week.
Rev. kocth spent Monday in Flat
River having accompanied the SALIVA
ton Army brigade there.
Mr., and Mr.. Nash, Mr.. Rudy aud
Il little child OF Mr.. aud Mrs Brown
are very sick with pneumonia.
Mis-. McMilin and daughter, Miss
Lor1. nf ST. Paul, Mimi. are visiting
the former, son, Roy McMilin.
MIR. and Mr., Walter Bloom of Flat
River are visiting the lattcr'S parents,
Mr.. and Mr., VIM Edwards,
The member, of the Suiugcd Band
net ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ry Douglas on Monday evening.
Mcsdnmr, La Mont, kin,cr and Mis-,
Adclinc wood visited their aunt, MIR.
Hawk, near here last Thursday.
Mrs. Antoine Auliuchon aud little
niece, Gertrude Zimmerman, visited
relatives at Flat River last week
MIR. and Mis- Brlknap and children
attended the funeral of the formers
father in Bonnie Icrrc last Saturday.
Miss Anna Dugal, who has been Wis.
itng Mrs. Philip Gruncr, returned to
her home near Knob Lick last We'd
ncsday.
MIR. j, Y. Braham, little RoI4 Bra.
ham, TriNic Grave, and Mrs F. T..
Graves spent last Wednesday afternoon
in Pennington.
The Union SUNDAY school will have
their Easter program at the Church
sunday night, to which everybody is
cordially invited.
Mr.. Dan Schmidt was able to he
out to Sunday school Sunday, the first
time for several weeks, he being kept
in on account Of rheumatism.
The Union SUNDAY school choir met
at Mr.. aud Mrs. John IIulsey's Mon.
day evening aud with Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Downs Friday evening.
The Bethesda Aid Society met at the
homes of Mcsdamcs Willard and Grant
Gillespie last Thursday afternoon, and
with Miss Maude Smith this Thursday
MIR. John Steiner has returned from
st, Louis, where he was called on ac.
count Of the serious illness of his moth
or, who afterwards died, he remaining
until after the burial.
Mcssrs and McShames Net Boyd
and Charley Abshirc OF Flat River, Mr..
Del Hawk of Ste Gcncyeur county.
attended the funeral Of their father,
Eli Hawk, last Saturday.
A Mr.. Peters, who came here for
his health few weeks ago from Ken
lucky, died last Wednesday n, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell.
of consumption. His body was sent