The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-04

lting his mother, left last week for
DcSoto.
Mrs Reuben lIrrnckc of Hunting.
ton visited her aunt, Mrs. Hughes,
Monday,
Mrs. John Macklcy has been real
sick the past week and is still unable
to be up,
Miss Lota $. Nelson, of near De
Lnssus visited friends here Saturday
and Sunday.
Little Susie Arnold of Bonnie Tcrrc
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. aud
Mrs. VIM Arnold.
l.. Daniel, who has had shoe re-
pair shop here the past month has re-
moved to lronton.
Rev. May of lIOnne Tcrrc has been
here assisting in the revival services
at the NJ. l.. Church.
Miss Cynthia Gruncr visited her
brothers, Henry and Lee Gruncr, near
Pennington last week
MIR. and Mrs, Heinrich of ST. Louis
are visiting the formers parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Gus Heinrich.
The little sou of MIR and Mrs. John
lcager has been real sick with chick.
cn-pox for several days.
Mrs. Grant Gillespie has returned
from St Louis where she has been in
the hospital fOr treatment.
Mrs. finis Boyd of Flat River yis-
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Abe
ElSer, Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gruncr of near
Pennington spent Monday with the
formers mother, Mrs. Gruncr.
Miss Grace koeth, who is attending
school at Carleton College in Farming
ton, spent last Sunday at her home
Martin Fleming, who has been suf-
fcring with rheumatism for several
weeks, is able to be at his store thi,
week.
Mrs. Anna Hightower, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hughes
the past week, left Saturday for Mine
La Motto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moon of Flat
River visited Messrs aud Mcsdamcs
Frank Sparks aud Will Wigger sever
al days last week.
Regular services were conducted at
the Missionary Baptist Church Sunday
by the pastor. Rev. n, o. Fleming,
with one addition by letter.
Miss Cora Thomurc, who has been
assisting MIR, Cross in the post office,
has quit for few weeks rest and Lin.
ME Douglas has taken her place.
Tom Jones left Sunday for his
home at GranitcvlIc, and his brother,
Jehu Jones of Middlebrook, will take
his place in the Union Meat Market.
Dick Swinford, has opened up
restaurant and confectionery shop, in
the building formerly occupied by l..
Daniels MS shoe repair shop.
Al. Ini, I,,n, al E.nn.t N;lI,n,
who has been visiting her laughter,
Mrs Mcpermit, left Monday for Far
mington TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Horn.
Mrs. J. c. Alexander and niece,
Miss Emma Carter of Pennington,
visited the formers daughter, Mrs
Ben Downing, the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Robert Canter died suddenly
of heart failure at her home near Doe
Run last Friday. Funeral services
were conducted at Middlcbrook on
Saturday.
All of the Sunday schools held Sun.
day school at nine O'Clock, instead of
half past nine Sunday morning on ac-
count of the Salvation Army services
being held at ten O'Clock.
sGrandma" Silvcy, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs, Jules Bono,
for several months. was moved to her
daue htcr's, Mrs. Dweeze, last week.
She is still in poor health, not being
able to sit up all day at a time.
Mesdamcs l.. T. Belknap. Josie
Allen aud Messrs. Board Ilulsey,
Dick Henderson, John Black. Dan /,
Schmidt. Mrs. Mary +. Mackley and
Mrs. Addie Lupkey. are new sub
scribcrs for THE THINKS this week.
Olan, the little eight months-old |
son of MIR. and Mrs. Tilden Moon
Of Bonnie Terre, was brought here
last Monday for interment. The SER
vices were conducted at the cemetery
by Rev. N. o. Fleming. Messrs. and
Frank, Ed and Bert Moon
Of Flat River attended the funeral.
The bereaved parents have the sympa-
thy Of the community In their great
Died, ut his home near Doe Run,
Feb. &c, 1904, Isaac NJ. Hill aged 67
yrs. IL mo. . days after an Illness Of