The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-18
BONNIE TERRE.

'f's hNitI Hf'hN ''"N''s
Kimmswitk on business.
Miss Grace Covington is at this
report visiting home folks.
Ralph Hoskings spent Sunday
with Herculaneum friends.
Mrs. l.. 0. Wells and children are
st. Louis visitors this week.
Amos Norwine answered BUSH |
ness call to Desoto Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Norwine are
spending this week in St. Louis.
Gus Beguette Sr. is very much |
improved after n weeks Illness.
A. G. Malone was the guest of ST.
Louis friends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Long answered an
urgent cal to Blackwell, No. Tues
day.
VIM. Nolan spent the latter part
of the week with home folks in De
Soto.
Miss Marjorie Jones Is confined
to the house with an attack of scar
. let fever.
Miss Leah Bowman and Gertrude
Thompson were ST. Louis visitors
Saturday.
; Robert Moran and son Paul Wis
= tied in st. Louis the latter portion
of the week
; Miss Mamie Scott returned home
i. Monday from "A several-days visit
=. among De Soto friends.
T Mr.. aud Mrs. J J.. Danurrburg of
Flat River were the guests OF Mr.
aud Mrs. :. A. Cole Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Snowman and
son Brunette visited with DeSoto
relatives Saturday and sunday
II Len Goheen of Cotfeyville, Kan
= sas, arrived in town Sunday to as
n sist the "boosters" with the Carni-
= val.
t. Miss Daisy Eggerman, who has
ST been teaching at Cedar Hill, re-
turned home Monday for vacation
lie days.
:. Miss Pearl Rosenthal leaves Fri
day for Los Angeles, where she vii
* Join her parents, in the land of sun
I'd shine.
Mr.. aud Mrs. EWmett Watson
n. came down from st. Louis M"nda!
II So attend the funeral Of Mr., MattheS
II. Francis.
m stop at the Centenary Leagu
is Sunday, the list, and hear G. II
b. Briggs lead on the subject of "GiN
:. ing a Convincing Testimony"
or The Food Sale given Saturday al
Mt der auspices of the American Won
ans League turned out bunch {
good things. each branded with sue
or cess.
IN. MIR. aud Mrs. Tom Eaves an
daughter, Miss Essie, came owe
-, from DeSoto Saturday to visit wit
49,, their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ge'
nv Taylor.
MFR. and Mrs. Vim. Reed are r.
49, ceiving the congratulations OF the
40, friends upon the arrival of bat
- boy who came to them Monda.
lza May 10Th.
las Mothers Day was observed
I'm Centenary Church last Sunday, al
nd was very interesting. The paper {
1.-The Origin of Mothers Day
or given by Mrs. |. l.. Page, deserve
loo special mention.
vas Last Saturday afternoon the Ju
lat. Tor League at Centenary Church hi
I'm their first business meeting wi
cd eighteen members present. Mrs.
tor II. Briggs IL Superintendent of tn
society aud the outlook Is very e
and couraging.
Es. Mr.. Matthew Francis passed aWi
and Sunday night after n lingering /
iay ness of heart disease. Only tho
re- who were constantly with him q
lay, know how patiently he bore his ~
rem fering. Funeral services were co
sin, Quoted Tuesday at p. m. Int
n IA ment In city cemetery.
Oh, Ye Boosters!
Hundreds had delightful til
with the trade boosters" from ia
ton until six p. III. May 18th. The Bon
Terre Band attracted much att
Iere ton and its concert was heartily
plauded.
yton While the hlithe music ming
MIR with the rays of cold Sor', the
teners demonstrated deep impr
med sion and gayety ard the 'booste
ing. told OF their mission and made tn
ave presence felt Mt every turn.
June |, , and > will be real git
a.. and Git, days. at which time a
Boosters Carnival will he given;
,a,. city has already thrown its "a
wide open to Bcnne Terre 10
., ters.'