The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-08-14
BONNIE TERRE.

Peter Falk had business In st.
Louis Tuesday.
Shelf Horn was carrying sunshine
about town Monday.
Felix TbOmure made business
trip to st. Louis Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Massey were
lronton visitors Sunday.
Miss Eva Brokenshire is on a visit
to her sister In st. Louis.
George Fake came over to see his
parents and other friends Sunday.
Miss Mabel Norwine Is on a visit
to Miss Nellie Doss of Pennington.
Mrs. George Cloud of Flat River
visited the Bonnie Terre Clouds Tues
day.
f.. j. Thomure of this city is now
pharmacist for Funk Il Smith of
Festus.
Mrs. A, l.. Evans and Mrs. Abe
Ringer are having few weeks visit
in Chicago.
VIM. and Guy Cole disposed OF
their garage here last week and went
to st. Louis.
Mrs. Ida Ellis of Elvins is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
son, of this city.
Miss Bessie Wheeling, who has
employment at lockwood, was AT
home here Sunday,
Henry Long of Kennett, Mo-,
made business-pleasure trip to
Bonnie Terre last week.
T. L. Ferguson, the jeweler, is
visiting relatives in Springfield, ILL.,,
and seeking better health.
George ID. DeBucananne and wife
of Maxwell made a visit to Georges
mother in this city Friday.
"Grandma' Kenner of Festus
visited few days this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Fake.
Miss zadie Royalty OF the Wesley
House at Flat River was a visitor
at Centenary parsonage Tuesday.
The st. Joe Lead Go. Wednesday
morning announced raise Of l1|
cents day on their miners wages.
Miss Jessie Hobbs started on
visit to Mrs. |. Ben Miller and other
relatives IN Cape Girardeau Tues.
day.
Mrs. Mamie Eaton, accompanied
by Master James, is visiting home
folks in Farmington-Squire Tuck
er's.
Misses Alberta and Nina Williams
have returned from st. Louis, where
they had pleasant visit with
friends,
Misses Ethel Armon and Matte
Pirtle took their Sunday school
classes to Big River for a picnic
Tuesday.
Rev. II. A. Barnes aud family are
visiting relatives in Illinois. Rev.
J. d. Ferguson filed his pulpit Sun
day night.
Mrs. l.. o. Wells and Miss Lucille
Messenger have just returned from
visit Of two weeks to their uncle
near Montgomery City, Mo.
Paul Williams, Frank Wheeling,
and Lawson Henry came down from
Crystal City Saturday evening to
visit their parents and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. HELLER and
John Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Buford
and son are among the Bonne Ter
reites attending the Arcadia En-
! campment this week.
Miss Ora Malugen, who tau ght at
Las Cruces last year, has returned
to her work for the coming year,
and her sister, Miss Efle, has just
come in from Warrensburg for her
| vacation.
The social given by the Home
Mission Society Of Centenary Church
Tuesday evening was social and
financial success. The Society has
subscribed 500 to the new church
proposition.
During the hot weather Centenary
church will hold evening services
on the Roof Garden" A large
congregation was present last Sun
day night, and all went away thank
ing the proprieters, Messrs. G. A. d
A, G.. Norwine for giving them such
a delightful place to worship.
Mr.. n, G. LaChance, editor of the
Bonnie Terre News, and Mrs. II. L..
Cody of Flat River, were married
at the latter city Monday evening,
and were at home In the News office
Tuesday morning receiving congra-
tulations and working as If there
were nothing new under the sun