The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-04-13
BONNIE TERRE.


Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Gilbert were
Flat River visitors Monday.
Brunette Snowman was on the
sick list several days last week.
Miss Fannie Mcfarland returned
home from Pennington Tuesday.
c. E. Gilbert was business Wis
itor in St. Louis Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cook were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom ArmOn visited with
lockwood friends the latter part OF
the week.
Mrs. Henry Radle went to Hazel
Run Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Matilda Horn.
Ben pigg departed the latter por-
ton of the week for California for
the benefit Of his health.
Rev. and Mrs. y. y. Henry de-
parted for Arcadia Monday to at
tend the district conference.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Covington
were in Hazel Run Monday To- at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Horn.
Mrs. G. l.. Norwine is spending
this week In Pennington, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Merrill Pipkin.
Geo. Fake, who is attending
school nt Ann Arbor, Michigan, is
spending this week with home folks.
Mrs. f. d. Owens and baby came
over from Doe Run and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hager-
man.
Don't forget the mothers meeting
Friday afternoon, the 18th, at the
NJ. r. Church, South, under direc-
tion of Mother Thompson.
! Mrs. Adolph Porter and little
daughter, Agnes, returned from st.
Louis Sunday after spending sever
al days with Mrs. P0rier's mother.
Rev, n. b. Henry was called to
Lutesville Saturday to conduct the
funeral services of Rev. J. Russell
Rev. Russell died after few days
illness of pneumonia.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Mitchell,
Misses Emma Wood and Mabel
Brown Of Pennington were Sunday
: guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. T.. Carton.
Remember Thursday, the 10Th, /,
the day that the ladies of the Christ
ian Church will be looking for you
to show and sell all daintics ant
. goodies usually on exhibition at t
bazaar.
John Henry, the infant child o.
, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Malugen, dice
Sunday after few days illness o1
brain fever. Rev. II. l.. Hartwel
conducted the funeral services from
the Episcopal Church.
The open missionary meeting helt
, at Desloge Methodist Church las
Sunday, under direction of Mrs. y
Is. Henry and Miss Royalty, is re
, ported as being well attended ant
, exceedingly interesting.
: The Royal Nelghbors will enter
T tain the Woodmen Friday eveninj
y with banquet. Al this open meet
. ing fifteen candidates will be init
ated into the Woodmen order, and
big preparation is being made TO
. the event.
Look Leaguers! Big drop In at
a tendance at Centenary Church las
Sunday. Don't fail to be present a
n the Easter service under LEADERSHIP
a Of Miss Louise pearcc. Subject
a 1.-THE Resurrection and the Mission
AIRY Propaganda.
4 Monday evening Mrs. Mary Tur
- ley very royalty entertained tn
:. cast in the play "What Happened t
n Jones'" to six O'Clock dinner
with the presence of the folluwin
guests Mcsdnmcs NJ. j. Walls
~ and }. J Bowman, Misses Frank
Deggendorf, Mabel Jones, Clair
. Evans and Pearle Rosonthal
. Mcssrs. John Doughty, w. Wheel
ing, J. j. Bowman, Orrick, White
head aud lOst.
r Owing to the fact that Rev. Henri
II did not expect to return from Lutes
= willie until Monday, and feeling tina
d as long as sufficient talent could h
o reached, it would be unwise to clos
!. the church doors, the following pre-
gram was carried out at the NJ. +
= Church, South, last Sunday ever
ing under direction of the W. G. I
% u. ladies:
Reading-Miss Lulu Knapp.
Solo-Miss Myrtle Long.
Saxaphono Trio Messrs. Rrigg.
Barrow and Walker.
Reading-Miss Ethel Covingtun.
Solo--Mrs. Hans Shantl.
70 Quartet Messrs. Evans, Edward.
Hammond and Norwine.
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