The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-04
BONNIE TERRE.

Miss Clio Aubuchon visited friends
in Pennington over Sunday.
Mrs. u. r. Spence went TO Farm
ington Monday to visit relatives.
John Golf, an elderly man, had a
paralytic stroke Monday morning.
George Staniill of the Lead Belt
News, went to st. Louis Tuesday.
Firmin Cole, Homer Pirtle and j.
T. Ontsen visited Flat River Mon
day.
Dick Francis of Herculaneum
came to see the home folks Labor
Day.
Mrs. j. w. HELLER returned from
II visit to relatives in Pennington
Friday.
Felix Poston OF Pennington at
tended services at Centenary Churh
Sunday night.
Miss Myrtle Johnson Of Relleview
is visiting Mrs. John Spence, her
aunt, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Thomurc and
Miss Frances Stevens made n trip
to Arcadia Labor Day.
Mr.. G. II. Briggs, wife and daugh-
ter, returned Saturday from visit
to Mrs. Briggs parents.
Frank Poston, who has had en-
ployment in st. Louis for some time,
has returned to attend school.
Mrs. NJ. A. Keith and daughter,
Mrs. Betty Pofry, are visiting Mrs.
Josephus stephan in st. Louis.
The Norwine Auto Company has
purchased the McNeely Garage, and
installed Geo. l., Keith as foreman.
/ Prof. n. 3. Henry, Jr., Principal
Il Of the Poplar Bluff high school, re-
turned to his work Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Cldye Harry with her child.
ren, of Payette, Idaho, is visiting
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. b.
Murphy.
Miss Clara Richardson's vacation
ended Saturday, and she returned
TO her work as Oh" Of the ST. Louis
teachers.
DR.. a. l.. Evans and family re-
turned Saturday from their visit to
friends in Chicago, all feeling great,
ly benefited,
Mrs. Ed Eggerman accompanied
by her daughter, Edith, visited hen
sister, Mrs, Adah Gilbert, in St
Louis last week.
Louis Yeates, one of the pumT
men ut shaft No. I, says in tive
more days he will have that shat
ready for the miners.
Misses Cora Arisman and Lucre
tia Henry, paid visit t. Mrs Ida
. Ellis at Elyius Monday and iHciden
Z tally took in the picnic.
Miss Ledbetter and Miss John
two Oh our public school tenchcrs o.
|las, year, are back from their yacu
E lipu and al their post of duty,
. Hcrbrr, Hammond and Miss Bes
81, jacobson o, st Louis were mar
rind I'm that city Saturday, Aug 30
and are expected home soon.
The Misses Ada!ia and Florence
Mcish of ~. Louis county spent
few days as the guests of Missn
Alberta and Jennie Edwards.
Sam Keith. after spending
months vacation with home folk
here, returned to Westing Hous
] Saturday'to finish his course.
Frank Guyton and family Of 81
, Louis spent several days yisitin
F, MIR. Guyton' sParents in East Bonn
Terre, returning home Labor Day
Prof. Flosd Rricker of Decatur
e III, has returned to bis place In tn
Manual Training Room, whore h
G gave eminent satisfaction last yea
> Miss Lille Altheuser OF Caledoni
, passed through our city Monday q
= her way to lockwood where she vi
> teach IN tho public schools this yea
Mrs. Prince, after spending SCI
It eral weeks with relatives hero, r.
turned to her duties as Dean of Il
d Academy of Music at jackson
= Tenn.
= Profs. McGhce and Mcpherson a
% rived in town Friday and entert
! upon their duties as Principals
u Central School and the High Soho
!" Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie, wife of VIM. Mouse
died of Bright's disease Thursda
last, and was buried from tho Co
gregational Church Saturday, Re
II. l.. Hartwell officiating.
a. Robert Tucker, who died Of tube
culosis, and Leo Bushard, who VI
r. sometfme I'm the hospital for tref