The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-07-31
FLAT RIVER

this week.
Reverend s. W. Stophlet was in
Esther Saturday.
Miss Emily Conover was Lead
Belt visitor this week.
j. ID. DeBuchananne was Flat
River visitor this week.
Charlie Conover Of St. Louis Wis
tied relatives here this week.
Miss Esther Pollock of DeSoto
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Leubolt of Chicago is visit
ng her niece, Mrs. Henry Wahl.
Dan Emily who is working in
Bonnie Terre spent Sunday at home.
Ben Fife of Dallas, Texas, has
been visiting relatives here this
week.
ID. l.. Forester and II. c. Corn
wall were FredericktOwn visitors
this week.
DR.. f. l.. Keith went to st. Louis
Saturday to attend meeting OF the
Shriners.
Misses Maggie Williams and Dove
Sharpe and Darel Westover were in
Bonnie 1erre Sunday.
Miss Johns has been visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Johns, this week.
w. A. Karsch is now selling out
of business. 1t is necessary to take
this step because Of his health.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Rozier and
grandson OF Pennington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Polite Elvins this week.
Arle Bates left this week for the
lakes around Michigan and WiscOn-
sin. He expects to be away for six
weeks.
Miss Victoria Watson, the visit
ing nurse of the Lead Belt, will
leave Thursday for her home in
Canada for mouths vacation.
The boys of the Presbyterian
Church were quite successful with
their little ice cream social last
week, taking in about twenty dol
lars.
The funeral of Mrs. Ed Williams
hal nf tgs
Monday at one n. IN. The remains
were then taken to Pennington for
burial
DR.. +. l.. Keith aud daughters,
Misses Mildred and Marguerite, and
Misses Leta and Mary StophIet,
drove to Libertyville In the machine
last Thursday and found the roads
very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Bilharz and
daughters, Misses Gretchen and
Natalie, and son, Oscar, left this
week for their camp up North, Miss
Olga Goff of Desloge and Arle Bates
of Flat River going with them. Mr..
Bilharz will remain only for few
days while the others expect to
stay several weeks.
A few of Flat Rivers young PEG.
pie enjoyed IA swimming party out
on Big River Friday afternoon. Az
ter the swimming was over big
bonfire was built and eggs, sausages
and potatoes were cooked, which,
added to the usual relishes of pic
mic, made n most delightful meal.
All came back delighted with their
little outing. Those present were
Misses Leta Stophlet, Mary St0ph-
let, Maggie Williams, Dove Sharpe
of Cape Girardeau, Jean Stophlet,
Messrs. William Springer, Randall
Murrill, Werner Wallen, Harry
Thompson, Hosea Murrill, with DR..
and Mrs. Ed Griffin chaperones.
Miss Elsie Reichert entertained
with lawn party Tuesday evening
for her friend, Miss Minnie Farris,
of st. Louis. A most pleasant and
delightful evening was spent by
Mesdames Wahl, Reichert, Yung-
blut, Leutbolt, Misses Nettie
Messy, Rosie Messy, Maryiette
Perry, Minnie Ferris, Ivy Fisher,
Maymie Weedyman, Dorothy Keith,
Ida Boyer, Lucy Kenner, Myrtle
Rollins, Anna May O'Neal, and
Messrs. Dennis Kenner, Gus Hun
ter, Robert Dempsey Alfred Perry,
Lloyd Mcclure, John O'Neal, DR..
Printy, John Kels, Gilbert Polite,
Ed Watts, Leon Tapleki, Willie
Reichert, Glenwood Keith, George
Reichert, Henry VAIL, Yungblut,
Reichert.
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