The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-11

Flat River, spent Saturday at home.
Rey's. Meraole and Mccormick o
Pennington spent last Thursday here
Mrs Seth Hunt of Flat River il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ledbetter
Misses Ella Womack and Mablt
Bclknap spent Sunday in Pennington
Mrs. Sadie Brooks Of Grandin j.
visiting her niece, Mrs. Board ilulsey
Mrs. Gruncr and daughter, Mis-
Cynthia, spent last Friday in Farming
ton
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Scheck AMI
children have been very sick the pas
week.
Mrs, John Yacger and little son,
Lawrence, have been very sick the
past week.
Misses Peal Polite, Hazel and
Graycc Parker spent Saturday in Far
mngton.
Robert blackwell Of Ste. Gencvieye
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Frank Halter aud Misses Anna and
LOra Hunt of Del.assus attended church
here Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Abbott of st. Louis is
visiting the family of his father-in-l law,
MIR. Coughlin.
Little Oscar, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
win Cundiff, has been very sick for
cveral days.
Mrs. O'Sulivan and little niece,
frankie O'Sullvan, spent Saturday
IN Pennington
Mrs. Lewis La Chaunts, who has
been very sick for several weeks, is
slowly improving.
John Clifford of Flat River visited
Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Thomure last
friday and Saturday.
Jchu Jones, who has had the Union
Meat Market here this winter, has re.
moved to Granitcville.
Scnnctt, John and Anthony Black
spent Sunday with their uncle, Mr.
Alfred Triplct,, near Jonca.
Mr.. +. y Thomure and son Yea
are working on Mr., Smiths residence
near the Pennington Asylum.
Columbus jennings, who is repre-
scnting the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. of St Louis, spent last week here.
Willie, little son of Mr., and Mrs
Paris Silvcy, and little Wesley Allen,
have been very sick for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Board Hulsey and
children, Miss Ida, Joe and Oliver,
visited in Flat River the first of thu
week.
Messrs. +. Z. Graves, Ed thinner.
man and W. D. kenna visited Far
minglon, Flat River, and Bonnie Terre
Tuesday.
l.. X. Carlisle, who is representing
the Jesse French Piano and Organ Co.
of st. Louis, spent several days here
last week.
Miss Blanche Moon closed a success.
full term of school near Jonca last
week and returned to her home here
Saturday.
Major and Mrs. Kimbali of st.
Louis came down this week TO help
the Salvation Army workers in theiI
services.
Martin Fleming, who we stated las,
week was able to be at his store, il
again unable TO get out of the houst
with rheumatism.
Mrs. John Black and children, Col
die and Virgie, spent Saturday ant
Sunday near Stone, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sigman.
Rev. Everett Maynard OF Farming
ton aud Miss Alberta Schrieber Of ID
Lassus attended services at the M. +
Church, Friday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Henson, who has Doe,
at the Sanitarium at Pennington fol
treatment for several weeks, returned
home last Friday much improved.
Mesdames Paris silvey, Kate Shelly
Mcssrs. Antoine AuBuchon, j. w
and W. NJ. Boswell, are new sub
scrlbers for THE TIMES this week.
Misses Emma Wood, who Is teach
ing at Captwell, and Lucy Downs, win
is teaching at Flat River, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with home folks.
Harry Vansickle aud Miss Ess
Stephens, both Of this place, wer
married 10 Pennington Wednesds
March 9. They will make their hom
In Doc Run.
w. j. Kenna OF Chicago. Revs
Talbert and Hickok, VIM. Harlan
and j. b. Smith Of Pennington wei
visitors at the Bowling Alley here
Monday night.
Rev. John Flannery Of near Il
Junction came Saturday TO ill bis q