The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-15
BONNIE TERRE.

MTs ftuTO huuHlaI war ~ 49, /
Louis Sunday.
Miss Connie Pagan Of Flat River
was here Sunday. I
Mr.. Homer Poston was In st. !
st. Louis Saturday.
Anderson Counts of Pennington
was in Bonne Terre Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Sellers and Firman
Halle were in st. Louis Saturday
Mr.. J. Spence and son, Harold,
were Pennington visitors Monday.
Floyd Taylor of lockwood was in
Bonne Terre few hours Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Rolla Kerwan, who has been |
attending the University of Wiscon-
sin, is home this week.
Miss Cook of Flat River was In
Bonre Terre Sunday visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Newman.
A special train went Friday to
bring the st. Joseph Lead Company
officials down from st. Louis.
Hans Shantl was in st. Louis
Wednesday in the interest of the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment.
Mr.. John Hoskins, salesman Mt
the company store, is confined to
his home this week on account OF
illness.
Mr.. Less Cantwell, who has been
working in Counts barber shop, left
Tuesday to accept position in Sa-
lem, Mo.
Miss Leola Greeley returned Tues
day from Moberly where she has
been for almost two months visiting
Miss Cecil lngrim.
Mrs. j. II. Wolpers and baby and
niece, Miss Mabel Dement,, are
spending the week at Lntesville,
visiting friends and relatives.
A. f.. Wiggin gave a delightful
lecture at the Lyceum Wednesday
night on dollars and Sense" II
was enjoyed by all who heard It,
Mr.. Sam Perry, failing to get the
desired course at the University,
returned Sunday and has now mp
piled for position at Westing-
house.
Rev. y. B. Henry, q. W. Knapp,
Harrison kirkpatrick and w. ii.
Andrews went to Pennington Mon
day to fight the saloon petition OF
Mike VALID.
W. II. Tomasson, who died sud
denly at Flat River last Saturday,
was brought to Bonnie Terre sun
day at 800 aud buried here. The
odd Fellows conducted the funeral
services.
The Bonnie Terre High School
basket ball team defeated the De
Soto High School team Friday night
by score OF IA to -, Johnson
starred, scoring Is points out of the
-. +. +. Turley was referee.
Mr.. &. + Ames, the st. Louis
executive secretary of the Men and
Religion Forward Movement, spoke
AZ the Congregational Church sun
day morning and at the Christian
Church in the afternoon. His talks
were enjoyed by all who heard him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Franklin OF
Fairbanks, Alaska, are here visit
ing Mrs. Franklin's mother, Mrs. ].
n. Rambo. Mrs. Franklin made IA
most interesting talk of her trip to
Alaska to the pupils of the High
school. 1t seemed as though she
made the hearers take the trip with
her.
Miss Daisy Eggerman, formerly
Of Bonnie Terre, died in st. Louis
Saturday. She had been there TAX
ing the course to become trained
nurse. The body will be brought to
Bonnie Terre to be buried. She
was the sister of Mr.. Ed Eggerman
and for time made her home with
him.
Mrs. Mary A., widow of Robert
Warner, was found dead in her bed
Tuesday morning. She had been
almost an invalid for nearly two
wears, and for several months con.
fined to her home, and recently to
her bed. Her son with whom she
lived went to work ut four O'Clock,
telling her good bye as he left. When
the daughter-in.law sent up t" in
uuire what she wanted for breakfast
she YVES found dead. Mrs. Warner
taught school both before her mar
riage, and after the death Of her
husband in 1872, until the infirmities
of age disqualified her. She leaves
only two children, snn and
daughter, but she was popular
teacher and has host of her ole
hnr