The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-13

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Romine spent
Monday and Tuesday in st. Louis.
Miss Goldiie Waugh, Of Flat River
visited her aunt, Mrs. John Porter Of
nonne 1crre from Thursday 10 Tues
day.
Stanley and Mildred Yoder, the
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Yoder, are
at home this week because Of an at
tack of mumps and will be out of
school for several days.
Rev. A. II. Dace, of Elvins, visited
hissister- in law Mrs. Mary Sherman
of this place.
Louis Counts and Ed Landault ship
ped carload Of nice looking hogs to
st. Louis Monday. Quite little stock
has been shipped from Bonnie Terre
this winter.
Miss May Leftridge of DeSoto is
visiting the family of C. c. Bullock, of
Bonnie Terre this week.
Francis and Miss Theresa Aubu-
chon, of French Village visited their
sister Mrs. Gus Bequette of this place
/ Tuesday.
The office of iineman on the NJ. K.
e. B. T. Ry. is being moved from the
depot to the railroad supply house
this week.
Flave j. Weaver, a man who claims
to have spent years in the peniten-
tiary at Lansing, Kans., was in Bon
ne Terre Monday and Tuesday. While
here he delivered lectures in behalf of
ask Years in Bondage" book of his
production being his experience.
Mrs. Inez Rowe, of Wales Mines
visited the family of Gus Bequette of
this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts, of Melzo,
visited the family of Walter Cross
man here Tuesday.
The ladies of the degree honor gave
a tea at the home of Mrs. Frank Walt
man Tuesday evening and realized
small sum by charging small
amount of ten cents.
Miss Edith Lock of Silver Springs
was in Bonnie Terre Sunday the guest
of Miss Myrtle Labryne.
Mrs. Lucy Sherer, of Pueblo, Colo,
is visiting her friends and aunt, Mrs.
N. b. Henry of Bonnie Terre this week
On Tuesday number were invited to
the Henry home to make the acquain-
lance of Mrs. Sherer. A very pleasant
time is reported by all present.
Mineral Lodge No. SO, X. of p.
showed work in the second and third
degree Tuesday evening March
10, for the benefit of Desloge breth-
eren, who were present. After the
work was put on light refreshments
were served to the delight of the Wis
itors. Among whom were; NJ. d. Mad
kins, of Bismarck, Frank Monroe,
George and James Morris, Prof. J. E.
Howard and others of Desloge.
Lyman II. Howe, with his travelling
moving pictures, spent Tuesday, the
10th in Bonnie Terre at the Lyceum,
showing the building of the Panama
Canal to the usual largeaudience.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott visited the
family of her son, Henry Scott, of
lockwood, the forepart of the week.
Wednesday March 18th, the Needle
craft met at the home of Mrs. J.. L.
Page and passed very enjoyable day
in discussing and demonstrating their
ability in new methods of needle
work. At noon an elegant dinner was
served to which the husbands had
been invited and no room was left for
comment on the ability Of the ladies'
in preparing and serving neat lunch
con.
After the meeting of the st. Fran
cofs County Athletic Association at
Flat River on March LIST. and working
on their actions great day IA being
planned for the county track meet
which will be held in Bonnie Terre the
latter part of the month Of April. The
High School boys have begun train
ing and are working hard to make the
usual success.
The walks and roads, from Bogy-
town to the business A<r1<1n of Bonnie
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