The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
BONNIE TERRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thornton were
Bonnie Terre visitors Tuesday.
Samuel Holiday has been in St
Louis the past week on business.
Indy Grant and family of st.
Louis are spending vacation days
with Mrs. Byington.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilburn Marler died Monday from
erysipelas OF the face.
Miss Lucretia Henry left Monday
for Fredericktown to spend week
with "auld acquaintance
Miss Gladys Sellers departed Sat
urday for St. Louis where she will
visit several days with friends.
Miss Maud Ringer returned home
Monday from Cape Girardeau from
several weeks sOjourn with friends.
John Ellis came over from Doe
Run Friday to visit with Bonnie
Terre friends and take In the Carni
val.
Mr.. j. A. Cocker came down from
st. Louis the first of last week and
is the guest of Rev aud Mrs. Henry
of this city.
MIR and Mrs. Geo. StnnGll, Miss
Gertrude Mcmahon and Fred Rice
spent SUNDAY in the vicinity of
Halle Run.
/ Misses Daisy Eggermau Maudc
Riuewalt and Jennie Edwards de-
/ parted Monday for Cape tiirardcau
whore they will summer at the Nor
NAL
/ +. r.. Eggerman and family took
their lunch and hied to the cool
hooks Of Silver Springs Saturday
afternoon, and had "A delightful out
ing.
MIR. +. A Hendrix is leader at
Centenary League service next sun
day. Subject: Christian Educa-
ton Religious Training and Lead
ership.
The entertainment given by the
Catholic children Tuesday evening
was enjoyed by "A great number.
Each character represented took
their part well.
The regular meeting of the Home
Mission Society will be held AT Cen.
tenary Church Tuesday, June 10Th;
remember the date and come and re-
ceivr a spiritual harvest.
Childrcn's Day exercises will t.,
held at Centenary Church sunday
the I'm. An excellent program ha'
been arranged and If you come tn,
children will interest You with 1
splendid entertainment
Every Lacquer of Centenary
Church TAX" notice! On June 18th
. In connection with the regular bust
ress meeting, literary program
has been arranged, and following
the meeting there will be Sociu
time for every one. Don't lose on
on this very important date, Jun,
18th.
At the W. &. T. L. business meet
ing held at the home Of Mrs. Mar,
Turley last Friday the reports q
tb. chairman ~ tbn thraa Iiyistnp
, were given AS follows: Mrs. Lulu
, Knapp, Is members; Mrs. Emmi
? Hammond, \ members: MIS-. G. l.
NOrwine, members. These wumel
have labored earnestly to swell tn
membership roll Of w. G. 4. L
members and the showing is II goo
one. Next Friday the regular meet
ing Of this society will he held II
the home Of Mrs. Lena HELLER, wit
the hostess as LEADER
/, Miss Lucy Hendrix and Henr
! Mcfarland were united in the hol
bonds uf mutrimuuy Wcdncsdn
p morning at : o'clock at the home q
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. l
A. Hendrix, Rev. y. y. Henry OF
. ficiating. 1t was a quiet affair, uul
the immediat" family and s"vera
friends were present. The cuupl
departed on the g:lj train for ~
Louis and will take boat trip t
y Southern points, and later max
y, Bonnie T"rre their future place ,
, residence. Their many friends wis
them long and happy life upon IA
matrimonial S"a.
A jolly party Of young people too
an overland trip to Flat River Thurs
day to take a bracing stroll ami
r Young's Carnival attractions al
V renew pleasant memories Of the pre-
= vuus week. Those in the numb,
e were Misses Jennie Long, Ann
/. O'Sullivan, Nellie Shields, Eth
: Armon and Myrtle Johnson, an
Messrs. VIII Norwine. Elmer At
. Buchon. Will Dinwiddie, LawrenC
Shields, and James Pirtle. TIL
J. merry making party was chaperone
by Mrs. G. l.. Norwine aud Mis-