The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-02-23
BONNIE TERRE.

G. l.. Norwine made a business
trip to st. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Maud Straughn Ii In St.
Louis this week on business.
Floyd Taylor is seriously III at
his home In this city with severe
cold.
&. +. Gilbert made a business
trip to st. Louis the first of the
week.
w. +. McMurry will deliver n SER
mon at Centenary Church next Sun
day morning.
Harvey Pirtle was called to Fred
cricktown again Friday on account
of the Illness of his brother.
w. II. Norwine, who has been
confined to the bed for several
weeks, is very much improved.
Mrs. w. S. Miller and daughter,
Gladys, Of Pennington are the
guests of Mrs. VIM. Snowman this
week
Dr. and Mrs. Woods spent Satur-
day in St. Louis visiting Mrs.
Woods father, who is seriously i'll
Mt n SanitariunI.
AT Centenary Sunday School last
week l02 were present, which we
consider an excellent attendance for
such disagrerable day.
Clarence Doremeyer, who has IA
position Mt Herculancum, spent sew
cral days in BOnnc Terrc the past
week shaking hands with old
friends
Mrs. Emmett Watson of st. Louis,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brokenshirc, of this
city for the past week, returned
home Tuesday.
The Bonnie Terre Band went to
Pennington Saturday night to ring
their gay music in that vicinity,
| They report that great number
came to hear the melodies that they
have carried all through Southeast
Missouri with many congratula
| tions.
The topic for next sundays Ep'
worth League service is: "rh'
Christians Goal" Fall into line
| Hustling time has come. You've
got an excellent opportunity {,
smash all previous records. luvit,
every person not attending som,
! church To come with You. There
are many YOU can strike on first.
OF all sales, Thompson : was tn,
greatest. Last Saturday morninl
the streets were crowded with PEG
pie, young and old, everybody
scrambling for dish u big SALAD
dish-all for Toe The rain fell II
torrents, but 1t appeared as though
every drop dropped IA bunch right il
line to grab the bargain. And thu
next day-well, no one could CON,
to church. Why? All had the rheu
matlsm.
The Epworth League Social giver
at the home of Mrs. G.. II. Brigg,
was a continuous evening of merri
ment. Twenty-Five were presen
and each one enjoyed immensely thu
various games that had been mapped
out. IL was n delight to see how
well the young and old enjoyed eacl
others company. Miss Louis
Pearce carried away the prize
which was one of Gibson's skillfu
drawings. At late hour, after tn
serving of dainty and appetizing re
freshments, the guests departed an,
showered praises and thanks t.
Mrs. Briggs, the talented hostess.
The monthly meeting of the HON
Mission Society was held at Centen
airy parsonage Tuesday, the 2ls,
with sixteen members present
Leadcr-Mrs. Geo. Knapp. sub
/. ELECTROMAGNETIC work. The meet
ing was very interesting and tn
several papers that were read b.
members were much enjoyed by al
After several discussions, etc, tn
following officers were elected 70
, the ensuing year: Mrs. Han
Shantl, President; Mrs. Tom Al
Buchou, First Vice President; Mrs
G. l.. Norwine, Second Vice Pres
dent; Mrs. Rinewalt, Third Vic
President; Mrs. G. II. Briggs, SEE
} rotary; Mrs. Geo. Knapp, Cores
I spending Secretary; Mrs. job
. Wells, Treasurer, and Mrs. Jac
, Hoskins, Local Secretary.
. "A flea is liveller than he,
but what does it produce eXceI
itch?' And what name could l
=. given the saloon more appropriat
than IN flea II moves along, ut
we never see ANY good honey dishe
out from behind the tar, In spite I