The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-27

G. o. Nation of Pennington passe,
through Bonnie Terre Saturday el
route to lockwood on business.
Tillman Portericld, teacher at Brio
keys Landing, jefferson county, sper
Saturday and Sunday with homefolk
in &ast Bo,ne Terre.
Rev. X. G. Ramsey, of Flat Rive
ed through Tonne icrr2 Saturdt,
en- route to Primr Sc to fill his ar
pointment there on Sunday and re
turned home Sunday.
Ache Baney was in Flat River OF
business Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Spence spent Saturday
morning with friends at Flat River.
John Ketcherslde was in Leadwooc
Thursday, witness in the trial Of {
hall dozen lockwood men fvr disturb
my tho peace a. passenger. on the
lockwood train Sunday, March Sth
A change Of venue was taken to Des.
logc.
Miss Myrtle Lahryurc visited rela,
tiyca ut Silver Springs the latter part
Of last week
Juhn fowl, Of Pennington, passed
through Bonnie Terre Friday en- route
to Leadwood.
j. +. Poston Of Lcadwood was in
Bonnie Terrc on Business Friday.
Sam McAlpin, Of St Louis, visited
his wife here from Friday to Tues
day.
Charles Cole, Of Hcrculaneum was
a caller on Dr.H. p Poston Friday.
Pope Ashburn of Route One passed
through Bonnie Tcrre Friday enroutc
to Pennington to transact business.
Miss Josie Poston visited with her
aunt, Mrs, c. w. Sanders at Silver
Springs Saturday and Sunday.
Everett and Sam Morris Of Lead
wood spent Saturday in Bonnie Tcrre.
Mrs. J. c. Downs returned to her
home at Granite City, H., Saturday
after visit Of a week with her fathcr
Rev. a. II. Barnes.
Everett and Sam Morris Of Lead
wood spent Saturday in Eoruc Tcrrc.
Luther Blackwell, Of the Primrose
school was IN st. Loui Saturday and
Sunday.
Clinton Cunningham Of Farming
ton spent Saturday in Bonnie Tcrre
with his cousin, Clifton Covington.
Lawrence Mailman visited relatives
at Leadwood Saturday.
Misses Cora Arisman and Vcrna
Madden visited friends in Elvins last
Sunday.
In the marriage license column of
the st Louis papers on Friday last oc
Cured a licence issued to Mr.. Golfer
Bell. of Bonnie Terrc and Miss Virgin.
ia Wilson, Of Flat River. The young
people are well known in Bonnie Terre
and their many friends, although much
surprised are giving them their hear
ty congratulations.
George Thurman returned home
Saturday after Il weeks visit with
relatives at Silver Springs.
Mrs. Jennie Taylor is very i'll with
asthma at this writing.
A much needed granitoid crossing
is being made in front of Fraser and
Richardson store by the Steinmetz
brothers.
Rev. A. II. Barnes pastor Of the NJ.
f. church, was appointed by the An
nual Conference of the church at Pop
lar Bluff the past week to the pastor
ate Of the Bonnie Terre station for
another year. Rev. Barnes has been
here for eighteen months and every
body is pleased that he and his FAM
lily will remain here.
The mothers in Bonnie Terrc and
the teachers of the public school met
at the high school building Saturday
afternoon ut 3 o'clock and organized
n Mothers Club the purpose Of which
is to connect the school room and
home more closely and - help pro, ide
for the needs of the school. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres. w.
H. Francis, Vice-pres. 6trs. +. VI. Nc
Elfish and Sect. Mrs. Lluth,
This week has seen two horses die
in Bonnie Terre, one belonging to the
Bonnie Terre Steam Laundry and the
other to Fred Miller who lives about
one-half mile west of town. Monday
night the first horse in some way OPP
ened the stable door in wandering
about the yard behind the laundry
stepped off into the rock ditch beside
the laundry and the injuries it receiv-
ed caused the death before morning.
Miller's horse dropped dead as it was
being driven past the Commercial ho-
tel. It had been sick and was hardly
q, al. 20 otanJ e., J-;,,a - to,,,u.