The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-06

A. II. Akers SS4
TAX LEVY AND EXTENSION.
For proposition to increase rate of
taxation for school purposes to
100 cents on the 500 valuation 667
Against increase .......... .l47
For proposition (" extend school
term To q months 100
Against extension. IOl
Walter Dinwiddie spent Monday
in Desl0ge.
Henry Ward was a Desloge Wis
itOr Monday.
Mrs. l.. II. Dace il registered on
the sick list this week.
/ Ed. Eggerman was n business Wis
itor in Flat River Monday.
W. II. Lewis made business
trip to Bonnie Terrc Monday.
Earl Maddern enrolled rs n Bust
ness College student last week.
j. d. DeBuchananne spent sun
day in this city with home folks.
Miss Ruth Hoskins is confined to
the house with severe attack of
pleurisy.
Miss Ida Henson spent Monday
in Pennington to receive instruction
in music.
Miss Nada Sullivan visited with
Pennington friends several days
last week.
W. ID. Hcdden of st. Louis was in
our city Wednesday on II business
expedition.
Mrs. Robert Underwood left We'd
nesday for her home in northwest
| Colorado.
The apron sale given by the ladies
of the Episcopal church proved Il
splendid success.
Miss Fannie Mcfarland returned
home Monday from "A several days
| visit with Pennington friends.
Rev. n. b. Henry conducted ser
vices in the East Bonnie Terre
Church last Sunday evening.
Miss BlacOck, Domestic Science
teacher mt Flat River, visited the
Bonnie Terre schools Tuesday.
! VIM. Burns, who is employed ut
/ Flat River, Is spending this week
with his family, who reside here.
Mrs. y. Is. Henry will hold an
open meeting of the Home Mission
society at Desloge Sunday night.
! Mrs. J. J thinner came over from
Federal the first of the week to
spend several days with home folks.
Rev. and Mrs. y. Il. Henry, w.
j. Hobbs and =. A. Hendrix leave
Monday, the 10th, for Arcadia to at
tend the District Conference.
Mrs. G. G.. Beatty Of Morenci,
Mich, arrived in this city the first
OF the week for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. &. II. Flint.
Centenary Sunday school comes
to the front again. Last week 20
were present. There Is a call for
double the number, will you he one
of them?
VIM. Talley held services at Cen
tenary last Sunday, both morning
and evening, and the well worded
message was enjoyed by the favor
able congregation.
Mr.. Albert Norwine, who went to
St. Louis Sunday Ia visit Mrs. Nor
wine, who is having her eyes treated,
returned home Tuesday and reports
that Mrs. N0rwine is improving
rapidly.
Among the attendants at the Lead
Belt Mission at Flat River from this
city We're Mesdames y. Il. Henry,
| 7. AuBuchOn, NJ. Hardin and q.
Knapp. The ladies report Il splen-
did meeting and menti0nable pro.
gress in this organization.
Epworth League service ut Cen
tenary Church last week was marked
with an increase in interest. This
Sunday the thought Of temptation is
carried out in broader sense.
| Topic: "A Good Servant, but IA
| Bad Master" Leader: Mr.. Riley
Poston. No one can well afford to
miss this service.
Saturday evening the boys In the
Sunday school classes of G. O..
Bruce and Hans Shalt entertaine ed
ut the Natat0rium in honor of the
young ladies enrolled In classes un-
der direction of Mrs. l.. Trudo and
f. f.. Eggerman. The evening
passed joyfully away and blended
with every vanishing hour were
added features of merriment which
gave the old Nat the appearance
of fairyland, with the invited guests
representing an enchanting picture
OF fairyism. At reasonable hour
many voices resounded gratifying
adieux.