The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-11-02
BONNIE TERRE.

son.
Mr.. Hans Shantl was in the city
last week.
Mrs. w. A. Cole visited Miss Lee
Buckener Wednesday.
Harold Spence and Joe Rice went
to Iron Mountain Sunday.
Prot. Paul Price of st. Louis was
a Bonnie Terre visitor Friday.
Mr.. Boyd Lore is building an adj
ditiOn to his grocery store this week.
Miss Mabel Covington visited
Miss Leora Richardson Wednesday.
II. ID. Evans attended the Bank
ers' Association at SikestOn last
week.
Rev. n. b. Henry went to Farm
ington Friday to attend the couven-
ton there.
Mr.. j. II. Malugen made an inter
esting talk to the pupils Of the High
School Thursday morning.
Mr.. John Wilkeson Is moving his
family to st. Louis. Mr.. WilkesOn
will remain here until February,
Noah Mitchell came down from
St. Louis to attend the funeral of
his cousin, Miss Myrtle Simms.
Prof. n. b. Henry OF Poplar Bluff
visited his parents, Rev. n. b. Hen
ry and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Dotson fell on stair
way one day last week, sustaining
some bruises, but no serious dam
age.
Miss Gertrude Thompson went
with Leah Bowman to Doe Run
Thursday night to attend "A party
there.
Jack Stanley went to Herculan.
cum last week to take charge Of n
barber shop there owned by Herman
Lauth.
W. G.. Hansen of st. Louis har
taken charge of the steam laundry
here and hopes to have large bus
mess in the near future.
Mart Swinford of Doe Run has
filed IA petition tor saloon license,
and the civic club of Bonnie Terre il
at work trying to beat him.
Mr.. Lex Moon was knocked in
the head and robbed last Friday
night. Several cases OF this kline
happened here Friday night.
Miss Rogers OF Flat River Is her,
holding n revival service at the frs
Methodist Church, where Rev
II eddy and wife were working.
Prof A. G. Magill, former princi
pal Of Bonnie Terre High School
and wife, were here Sunday an,
| Monday. Mr.. Magill made an in
teresting talk to the pupils Monda,
morning.
The Bonnie Terre Boy Scouts de
feated the Flat River Boy Scouts II
a game Of football here Saturda.
with the score of five to six. TIT
Flat River boys were much bigger
but they missed the goal after tn,
touch down, while the Bonnie Teri,
boys made theirs.
The High School teachers who at
tended the Southeast Missouri
Teachers Convention from her
were Mr.. Thielmau, Mr.. Biggs, Mis-
Cheatham, Miss Pierce, Miss Mudd
Miss Fitch aud MIR. Gucncr. Al
the teachers from the Central build
ing and East Bonnie Terrc attende,
the convention and all the teacher
say they had nice time.
Tuesday morning, at the Catholi
Church, Miss Bertha Paul becam
the bride of MIR. Stephen Gidley,
popular young man of this town
The maid of honor was Miss Ger
trude Paul, sister Of the bride, witt
Mr.. Regis Coleman as best man
The couple LETT almost immediatel.
for st. Louis and other places of In
terest for "A week aud after that will
be at home here.
At 7O'clock Friday morning Myr
tie Simms, daughter Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. q. NJ. Simms, died ut the hos
pital here. She was Is years and
months old to n day. She was
student of the High School here an
one OF the most attractive girls q
the town. Miss Myrtle was sic
for ten months before her death
Faneral services were held at tn
Methodist Church with Rev. II.
Hartwell officiating. The remain
were laid away In the Bonne TER
Cemetery.
The Y. p. b., q young ladies' OF
ganization, entertained at Mrs. A
l.. Evans Tuesday evening. Tn
younp reptIamep called at Mr. r