The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

Mr.. Henry Gruncr spent short
time hcre Sunday visiting his mother.
Miss Adelinc Wood of Pennington
is visiting MIR. aud Mrs. Melvin Malh-
cws.
Mrs. Iclla rolcat i, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Schaicr, ut Farm
ington.
Little Miss Alice Gruner spent Sat.
nrday and Sunday with her parents At
Pennington.
Miss Bette remplelon spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks in
Pennington.
MIR. Jesse Elyins has been on the
sick list the last week and unable to he
at his Office.
Lawrence Dclcour, who has been ia
st. Louis several months, returned
home last week
"Grnndma' Keeling /, very sick
with pneumonia nj the home of Mr.
Fred Immcr
Mr., and Mrs. John Elliott and chill
drcn OF lrou,un ARE visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John lcngcr.
Henry Girssing and Miss FlorcncC
Kennedy attended church hr.c last
Wednesday evening
Miss Sophia Elsrr OF Stone visited
here Saturday and Sunday with hcr
aunt. Mrs. Jake Grader.
Mrs Jim Rudy has been quite sicL
the past week with pneumonia, but a
this writing is some better.
Mrs Ed. Xcllcr and daughter, Mis-,
Susie, Of Pennington visited Mrs. julie
Bono Saturday aud sunday.
Rev. Edward Kocth left Monday Il
attend the NJ T.. Church Conference
which 10 held nt Carthage, Mo
Mir. lIaryiel of Ilamiluntown, who
has been dangerously i'll with pncumo
MIA, is Mt this writing slowly improving
Services will be- held at the Chris
lian Church the first Sunday in Apri
by Judge g. q. Nations of Farming.
ton
Miss Emmu Carter has returned /,
her home in Pennington after week
visit with her cousin, Mrs Ben Dow
ming.
The teachers ut the school here arc
very busy preparing suitable exercise,
TO he held ut the close of this school
year.
Mrs. Dace Of Bonnie Icrrc visited
her sisters, Msdamrs viii London.
Adam Meyer, and Miss Mary Evans last
week.
Rev. May, pastor Of NJ. T.. Church
ut BOnne Tcrre, spent last week here
assisting in the revival services at NJ.
T.. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Laulh visited
the latter's parents, Mr. Iand Mrs. Babb,
at Bonnie Terrc several days the lrs,
of the week.
On account of the services nj the NJ
L. Church the FrccwiIl Baptists church
appointments were called in Saturday
and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs Elliott, Rcys. McCor-
mick and MGraclc OF Pennington at.
tended services at the NJ. H. church
here last week.
Mrs. Ralph Elyns of Pennington has
been attending the bedside of her sister
Mrs. Leo Bono, who 10 dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. Parker and Mrs. Strayhorn
were married Wednesday, March 1G q,
at the residence of the officiating min.
ister., Rev. n. o. Fleming.
The Union Sunday School Choir,
who are preparing their Easter pro-
gram, met with Miss Joe Williams on
Monday night and Miss Azzie McMul-
lin on Friday night.
MIR. John Bcscr died n, his home
near Doc Run on Wednesday the 10th,
of pneumonia. Funeral services were
conducted at Old Pcndleton cemetery
on Thursday, thence 10 cemetery
DR.. +. NJ. Gllispic and little daugh-
tea are ut the home OF his parents in
Pennington very sick, the former with
typhoid fever aud the latter with pncu-
monia. His wife is also over attend
ing them.
Quite number of Carleton College
students attended the stcreoptican
views and lecture of the Salvation Ar
my given here last Wednesday even
ing March 10th by Colonel Marshall
of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Doughty of
FarMington, Miss Emma Wood OF
Cantwell, Mrs. Hunt and sister Miss
Meta Wood OF near Dcl.assus attended
the funeral of "Aunt'' Julia Mathews
here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp and children,
Miss Anna, Otto and Willie, of FL
wins, Thomas Polk Of st. Louis and
Mrs. Sharp of Pennington have been
here the past week attending the bed
side and then funeral Of Mrs. Useba
Polk.
The Salvation Army Brigade visited
Union Sunday School last Sunday
morning, taking their guitars aud man
dolin, and rendered several selections
which were enjoyed by all present.
Ensign Dimberline made a good talk
TO all present and they In turn sur