The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
BONNIE TERRE.
Carnival Week

All Bonnie Terre Is getting ready
to tumble out of doors. May 18th
to June Sd, Big Carnival will be
given under auspices of Bonnie Terre
Commercial Club. "Partake Free
ly", Is the cry of the "boosters."
The "boOsters" have spun the
first web for pleasure-bent people,
also those prone to be demure, and !
especially bargain hunters, and hope |
TO meet you Ia Bonne Terre six |
days next week.
When you knock at the door OF
this city the "boOsters will be ready |
with the "glad hand" and direct /
you to bargain counters and places /.
especially adapted for good time |.
Bonne Terre streets will be at |
tractively decorated and elegantly |
illuminated.
Answer the boosters by joining /.
this Summers Intoxicating call to
the Carnival.
May 18th is the beginning of sop
portunity time and you'll have to
jump before the close OF June I'd, or
you loose.
Accept this invitation and come
to Bonnie Terre the 18th, and remain
until June 3D. Whatever you do,
don't fail to see Alice" the won
der of the pike.
Frank Tucker IL IN Honue Terre
for an indefinite soJourn,
G, l.. Norwine made business
Trip to st, Louis Wednesday,
Mrs. Mamie Eaton was Farm
iugton visitor Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs. G. =. Wilson visited with
her parents, Nr. and Mrs. Bennett,
at Flat River Monday.
Mrs. +. J. Evans left Tuesday for
Fredericktown, where she will spend
few days with relatives.
Geo. Knapp is adding granitoid
walk to the attractiveuess of his
beautiful home on Mill street.
Miss Eva Brokenshire returned
home Wednesday from a several
days visit with st. Louis friends.
Mrs. c. II. Flint departed the
first of the week for Michigan whore
she will visit indefinitely among
friends and relatives.
Miss Blanche Shipman Of East
! st. Louis spent the closing days of
the previous week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. {. II Briggs.
VIII Wade is making arrange
Inents To leave this city in the very
near fcture and will locate in Wich-
tia, Texas, and practice law.
Henry Ward, who holds posi-
ton Mt Neelysville, landed in Bonnie
Terre Tuesday and was kept busy
grasping hands of old friends.
Mrs. n. Is. Henry returned home
from Kennett Monday, where she
has been attending the annual meet
ing of the Home Missionary Socie-
ty.
Mrs. Emmett Watson, who came
to Bonnie Terre to attend the funer-
al of her uncle, Mathew Francis, re-
turned to her home In st. Louis
Saturday,
Mrs. Robert Sellers in company
with her daughter, Miss Olive, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Bell, departed
Wednesday and will make an eX-
tended tour through Europe.
MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Moore were
called to Fredericktown the latter
portion OF the week To attend the fu-
neral of Julius Ward, an uncle to
Mrs. Moore; they returned homo
Tuesday.
Centenary still calls! Next sun
day the league president, f.. q.
Evans, will he glad to have every
Lacquer come aud talk on the sub
ject, 1.-The Proof of Faith" This
is a home mission topic and should
bring forth the women.
Bonnie Terre Citizens, especially
those in the business section, GER
tai: ly felt good Tuesday when they
saw the sprinkling wagon coming
up the street.-the more dust to eat
Another item in favor of the Com.
mercial Club "bOosters.
. VIM. Reed, who Is employed un.
foreground at number seven shaft
received an injury Monday, which
was caused by some falling rocks
:. He is exhibiting bandaged head as
well as carrying his arm in n sling
II is hoped the wounds will not