The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-07
BONNIE TERRE.

Monday.
Paul Jones Of Pennington was in
Bonnie Terre Sunday.
Prof. Thielman returned from st.
Louis last Thursday.
Fermin Cole was St. Louis Wis
itor Sunday aud Monday.
Miss Myrtle Long, who is teach.
ing at Blackwell, visited home folks
Sunday.
Robt. Chandler has remodeled the
inside of his barber shop so II looks
like city shop.
Mrs. n. b. Henry attended a
meeting of the Lead Belt Mission
Board Tuesday.
Rev. Tremayne made an interest.
ing talk to the High School pupils
Monday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burns Of Flat
River attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Brooks Monday.
Miss Beth Halle Of Pennington
visited Mr. and Mrs. j. W. HELLER
here Friday night.
Miss Reba Halle of the Bonnie
Terre Hospital visited home folks
at Pennington Sunday.
Mrs. J. J Iinncr of Federal spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bonnie Tcrrc
visiting Mrs. j. Straughn.
Mrs. Margaret Pierce returned
Tuesday from DrsIoge, where sin"
( has been visiting friends.
Mr.. Omcr Hendrix and wife were
in Flat River sunday and Monday
visiting Mrs. j. W. Covington.
Frank Tucker, who il attending
Marvin College at Frcdcricktuwu,
was BOnnc Tcrre visitor Sunday.
Misses Marion, Margaret aud Mil.
bred Kicth of River Mines were Wis
iting Mrs. Betty Perry here sun
day.
Miss Susie Tucker, who has been
visiting here for the last week, has
returned to her home in Farming
ton.
Mrs. j j. Baunan went to Nal.
dent last Thursday to deliver an nd
dress to the Home Culture Club uf
that city.
The Men and Religion Forward
Movement had very interesting
meeting ut the First Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. =. NJ. Eggerman, who for
In" past week has been in the Bouuc
Terre Hospital, was brought home
Tuesday very much improved.
Miss Kate Murphy, who has been
spending the winter mt home, re-
turned to st. Louis saturday to tax,
up her training again to he II nurse
Mrs. y. II. Tompson left Friday
for Oran to visit her niece, Mrs
VIII Hall. She will go from thcr,
to St. Francis, Ark, where she vii
make n short visit to Mrs. Judg,
Whitiker.
The Bonnie T"rre Four quartet en-
tertainers went to Festus Monday
night and showed to n large and ap
preciative evidence. They had I
special run from here and several u
the town people went. They viii
show here soon.
The Bonnie Terre High Schoo
r boys played the Doe Run Higl
School boys game of basket bal
= Saturday afternoon at the Natitori
um. The final score was IL to ~ il
, favor of the Bonnie Terre boys. Thii
was the first time the Doe Run boy
had been beaten this year.
Mr.. Butcher Sperling and Mis-
Sarah Baldwin, both of Jackson
Mo-, were married at noon Wedncs
day, at the home of the groom's sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Woods, IN Bonn,
T"rre, Rev. y. u. Henry officiating
] Immediately after the ccrrmou!
there was sure enough wrddini
, dinner, after which the young coupl
took the st. Louis train tor th"i
, honey moon trip.
. Mrs. Alpha, wife of Robert Brook
of 81. Louis, aud daughter OF +. J
, Postou of this city, after som
months Of sickness, died at tn" hum
of her father Saturday morning
March :, and was buried from tn
home Monday afternoon, ; b.
leaves little girl and boy to chee
their father in his bereavement
She grew up IN Bonnie Tcrrc, an,
being possessed of many amiabl
L qualities, was well known aud nue.
70 loved After services at the hous
: by her pastor the o. +. :. too
u charge of the remains and hurie
them in the city cemetery.
Frederick William Meyers die
Tuesday morning of pneumonia. II