The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-15
FLAT RIVER

with home folks at Sprott.
The annual school picnic will be
held in Golf town on Friday.
Miss Nettie Delaney of Farming
ton was Flat River visitor Thurs
day
Rev. w. Ledbetter was in Doe
Run on business the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Belken spent
Saturday and Sunday with Freder-
icktown relatives.
Mrs. J. c. johnson of 81, tLouis
visited her son, J. l.. Johnson, and
wife this week.
Misses Elva Martin and Margaret
Scbaefer of Elyins visited the High
School Monday.
Misses Mark Watkins and Miss
Ada Horton of DeslOge visited Mrs.
j o. Beers Friday.
Mrs. Elvins of Doe Run visited
friends here and at Elyins the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Don Cameron and Mrs. Hat.
tic Harrison of Elvins were Flat
River visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Co2ean and
children returned Sunday from a
visit with relatives at Cornwall
The Misses Mccormick Of Farm
ington spent Sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Sebas.ion.
Mrs. Anna Gibson of Elvins at
| tended the class day exercises of
the High School on Monday even
/ ing.
The Junior Glass enjoyed an out-
ing at Iron Mountain Lake last Sat
urday. They were chaperoned by
Miss Virginia Hudson.
. Mrs. Fred Phelps and sister, Miss
Ida Wilson, visited their father, w.
Wilson and family, at Mine La
Motto the latter part of last week.
Mrs. II. L. Horton OF Bonnie
Terre and Mrs. w. r. Halle of
Pennington were visiting at the
home Of Mrs, j. l.. Johnson last
Friday.
Mrs. j. O. Akerson, formerly of
this place, who now resides in North
Carolina, spent the latter part OF
last week with Mr.. and Mrs Sloan
OF Sprott.
DR.. +. L. Keith left for Phlladel'
phia last Thursday, where Mrs
Keith and son, Glenwood, have been
for several months for the benefit OF
the latter's health. They will prob
ably return home with the doctor.
The Freshman Glass OF the High
School enjoyed an outing at Simms
Mountain last Saturday. They
were chaperoned by the following
teachers: Mrs. l.. b. Gillespie
Misses Mary Arnold, Virginia Hud
son and Mr.. T. j. Stewart.
. Commencement Week.
The Baccalaureate sermon held at
the Presbyterian Church last sun
> day was preached ny Rev. Geo
Stegle to the High School graduates
The Senior Class-Day exercises
were held at the Opera House OF
Monday evening. The graduates
attired in High School caps auC
gowns, which were very attractive
The following program was ren
dered:
"Instrumental Duet'-Misses Glen
ia Hodges and Stella Schaefer,
Reading, "Mourning Veil"- Mis'
Lottie Robinson.
"Class POem''-Tillman Porter.
Vocal Solo, 1.-THE Perfect Day.
Ruth Watson.
"Class History"-Mayme Kelley.
Vocal Solo, "The Grenadiersn-
| Arle Bates.
5 GLASS Edict-Cbas. Willis.
! "Class WilI''-Herbert Lashley.
: GLASS Song''-Senior Glass.
b.. The graduating exercises wer'
held on Thursday evening when thu
diplomas were presented. Th'
lclass roll is as follows: Arle Bates
Louise Cunningham. G lenni
Hodges, Lottie Robinson, Stelli
= Schaefer, Herbert LashIey, Rutl
Watson, Mayme Kelley, TilimaI
e Porter. Osa Smith, Jake Humphrey
: Chas. Willis, Mason Waugh, AM
Ethel Jones.
b Mrs. w. j. Marshall and sons ar
: visiting Bonnie Terre relatives thi
week.