The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-08
BONNIE TERRE.

Rev. Srlyick was in Flat River
saturday.
Lon Naudivcr was in Bpunr TER"
part Of this week.
Miss Claire Evans was in st.
Louis Saturday.
John TrimhIc was in st Luui,
Thursday and Friday,
". g. Poston is very Ill tbi, week
with hri-hts disease.
Mrs Chas. AcuH Of L"aiwurd was
lu B"nuc rcrrc Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omor Hrudr.s were
IN Flat River sunday.
Harry Kutrhiiu is preparing To-
leave for New YORK city ,uuu.
Rev u. W. Euford preached at
the Baptist Church Sunday night.
Mrs. Maggi" Hardin having en-
Ioy,j q weeks visit 10 friends 90
Fiat River, is back al home.
Mrs. G.. : Parsons was IN 1t
Louis the latter part Of last week.
Jcr" Postop Of Lrudwoud was in
Bonn" T"rrr last week ON business.
Sam Perry left for Columbia Mon.
day to attend the Stat" University.
Miss Myrtle Long, who is t"nch-
ing at Blackwell, spent sunday at
home.
NJ. G.. Mathrrsou of Flat River
made a business trip to Bonue Torre
Tuesday.
Mrs. y. y. Henry went to Flat
River Tuesday to attend Lead Belt
Board meeting.
The second numbero Of the Lyc"um
Course was given at tn" Lyceum
Wednesday evening.
Miss Fife Lawson was IN Doe
Run visiting with Miss Leah Bau-
man Saturday aud Sunday.
Fritz Wolf, WHO Is attending
Washington University, spent two
days in Bonnie Tcrrr lust week.
Ollie Suvoors, chauffeur for q. : .
Parsons, is working for f. A. Ben.
ham at the Bonnie Tcrrc Meter Go. I
Tommy Mayor, sou of MIR. and .
Mrs Nm. Mayor. died Friday at .
l2.Ij, His death was caused by .
pneumonia.
\ benefit Mas given at the Lytrum .
picture show tor the Y. =. y. \.
Young ladies organization of this n
city Tuesday night.
Miss Hazel simmons of Farming. 1
ton tn" latter part Of last week and /
the first part of this week visited I
with Miss Norma Nccs.
Some tests of milk sent into the 1
High School class IN agriculture
reveal "A per rcntnge of butter fat
ranging from two to seven per cent.
Mrs. VIM. Brunk of this place left
Thursday for Bisbee, Arizona, to
join her husband, who went out
there some time ago to seek EN-.
\ crowd Of young ladies Of Bonnie
Terrc gave Leap Year party to the
young gentlemen they 90 with in the
club rooms Saturday night. Every
one reported fine time,
The boys basket bali team Of
the High school at Pennington
played the team of boys from Bonnie
Terre High School Friday night and
were defeated by n score of 80 To L.
Or. and Mrs. l.. T.. Woods have
been in Herculaueum for week
Mr. Clarence Dormeycr. /
They also took II trip to st. Louis /
after their visit to Herculaneum
Miss Blanche Snowman, a former \
Bonnie Terre correspondent for The u
Times, is still at her fathers in =,
Dupu, Ill. She writes cheerfully of
herself and seems to be improving u
n health.
The Commercial Club appointed e
Nessrs. J. II. Wolpers, Hans
'chantl and q. w. Knapp to act in .
conjunction with committees from -
,ther organizations in making prep o
Iration for "Ciean up Day" b
DR.. and Mrs. Wood returned from O.
heir visit to the City on Tuesday, II
he Dr. suffering considerably from a
iome mastoid trouble which neces- n n
stated slight operation. He is Il
letter at this writing and hopes to 81
,e out in few days. II
The Men and Religion Forward h
was LAUGHED Sunday af- W
ernoon, by electing II. ID. Evans n
hartman; +. l.. Ferguson, vice chair {
nan; Hans Schantl, executive sec +
etary; Tulis Cunningham, record. @
ng secretary; and RObt. Moran. X
treasurer. Rev. G.. T.. Hickok was
resent and addressed the meeting. e!
Another meeting will be held next 81
sunday, which il Is planned to have II
by some gentleman from pI