The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-04
BONNIE TERRE,

Miss Myrtle Long was u Flat
River visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. c. II. Flint visited Sunday
with her son in Festus.
w. H. Norwine is again quite III
and confined to the house.
Mrs. Margaret Pearce visited with
Desloge friends Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Poston spent
Sunday and Monday in st. Louis.
Dave Walch of st. Louis is at
present visiting Bonnie Terre friends.
East Bonnie Terre-Misses Kate
MAIN, Mildred MAIN and Nellie
Sedan.
Miss Mollie Harris returned Sun.
day from visit with Pennington
friends.
Morris McCauley of Doniphau is
visiting with Bonnie Terre friends
this week.
Mrs. Maggie Hardin was regis
tered among the i'll several days the
| past week.
Mrs. Ed. Eggerman is confined to
her home with a severe attack of
bronchitis.
Mrs. Anna Chandler of LeadwOod
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
John Porter.
Shelf Horn of Hazel Run spent
the latter portion of the week with
| Bonnie Terre friends.
Mrs. Joe thinner came over from
Federal the first OF the week to visit
with home folks here.
Oliver Edwards, who for the past
week, has been in Cape Girardcau,
returned home Monday.
Little Miss Edith aud Master
Vernon Eggerman are undergoing n
! fair trial of whoOping cough.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall of Flat River
was the guest of DR.. Albert Mar
shall and wife OF this city Wednes.
day.
Mrs. {. p. POston visited Satur-
day and Sunday in Pennington with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il.
Cunningham.
Floyd Taylor, who for several
weeks has been very i'll, is again in
condition to resume former duties
at the Plattin.
Misses Archie Murphy and Anna
Sullivan spent Saturday and Sun
day in Pennington the guests of
Miss Esther Patrick.
Geo. Wigger and son, Leslie, ar
rived the first of the week from Col
orado Springs in order to transact
business of mutual interest.
The musicale given at the Lyceum
last Friday evening by pupils of the
High School was welcomed by "a
vast and appreciative audience.
Friday, the 18th, the W. G. 4. l..
meets at the home of Mrs. Mary
Turley, with Mrs. Turley as leader.
Subject to be discussed, "Anti-Nar-
cotics.n
Centenary League topic for Sun
day, May 9TH: 1.-The evidence of
Divine Blessing and Prosperity.
It's II good one, and 1t will do you
good to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brokenshire
went to St. Louis Sunday to visit
their daughter. Mrs. Emmett Wat
son. Mrs. Brokenshire will remain
there during the week.
Among the Bonnie Terrians who
attended the Lead Belt Mission
Board at Flat River Monday were
Mesdames n. b. Henry, G.. l.. Nor.
wine and Geo. Knapp, Misses Ida
Herman and Blanche Snowman.
Last Friday afternoon Patrons
| Day was observed at Bonnie Terre
I schools and the parents had an OPP
| opportunity to lend ear to what
/ their children were actually doing.
Many parents manifested interest by
| their presence, aud the wors as
signed by the teachers was "A fair
indication that they were executing
every possible means for the adj
vancement of the pupils.
AT the Board of Directors meeting
Saturdaynight the following telc h.
ers were elected for next year:
High School-Prof. Louis Theil-
man, Superintendent; Misses Wini-
fred Cheatham, Louise Pearce, Myr-
tie Mudd and Sadie Wilson.
Central Building Clarence David,
Principals; Luther Blackwell, Misses
Audel Cannon, Jennie Edwards,
Maude Rinewalt, Nellie Jones,
Nankie Woodside, Gertrude Wolf,
Vada Sullivan and Mrs. Mamie
Eaton.
Just n mention Of the Mission
Board, held at Flat River Monday.
Rev. Trotter opened the meeting
with an excellent discussion from
| Psalms 18th. Mrs. &, l.. Norwine,
former president of the board, gave
splendid outline Of actual accom-
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