The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-03

II. l.. Tremble of the Old Soldiers
Home at Leavenworth, Kas., is visit
ing with his son, John Tremble, here
this week.
Walter Tullock of Plattin was in
Bonnie Terre calling on DR.. II. F.
Poston Friday. Mr. Tullock has been
in failing health for several years.
/. o. Wells and family of Farming,
ton, visited relatives here the lat,
ter part of last week.
Lawrence Smith spent Friday with
his brother, Win Smith, at Riverside
went to st. Louis Saturday and re.
turned home Monday.
Arthur Scott Of Pennington, was
in Bonnie Terre on Friday and Satur,
day visiting with his brother, Ernest
Scott.
Miss frankie Flowers was in Farm.
ington the guest Of home folks frog
Friday to Sunday.
Little Edward Miller Of Leadwopi
spent Friday with his grandparen,
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Wolf, of this lace
a. l.. Stevens returned Friday even
ing from a weeks visit with .i
daughter, Mrs, Wesley Shannon, at
HalifaX.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson re-
turned Friday from a short visit VITA
relatives in St. Louis.
The mission study class of the
Centenary Epworth League met at
the home of Miss Mamie Hobbs on
Thursday evening with Thomas Voal
MS leader, and discussed the "PoliticA,
Evolution Of Mexico" Eight NON.
bcrs of the class We're present.
Mrs. Gus Lodholtz visited with
friends at Wales Mines the first of
this week.
John Wood Of Dcsloge, atteraol
the contests at the nigh school he.
Saturday night.
Oscar Dorton and Miss Pearl Nc.h
iurton drove over from Lcadwolu
Saturday and spent the evening with
Mr.. Anna Wellington and FAM"
Charles jain and family of Lea,
wood, visited over Sunday with roIa
tiycs here
Prof. Frank Co2can Of Elvins, pa
ed through Bonnc Tcrre Sunday ~.
returning from Cape Girardeau, whcH
the boys basketball team of Elvi#
won victory over the Cape" hiri
school boys by a score of 22-li ol
Saturday evening.
william Outmar Jr. spent the firs'
Of this week in Pennington.
Miss Ollie Shaner of Leadwood
stopped off here Sunday on the WAY
to Silver Springs to spend the day
with her friend, Miss Laura Thurman
who has been very i'll with malaria
George Vineyard and family Of FlaJ
River, were in Bounc Terrc Sunday
the guests OF M. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Rourhard.
Mrs. Homer Richardson visited ir
Fiat River Saturday with her hus
band who returned with her Sunday
to spend the day here.
Rev. Lynn Pinkrrton of william
Jewell College ut Liberty, filled tn,
pglpit Of the Baptist Church at thu
Sunday services.
Miss Rebccca Brimm returned Sun
day from a vislt in the south end o.
the lead belt
The bazaar given by the young PEG
pei of the V r. B. at Brokenshire'.
Hall, Friday evening, was quite a sue
cess financially, as nearly $50 wa
realized. At 8 o'clock the ladies 10
gan to serve ice cream, cake anC
lunch, and until a late hour vert
busy serving to the large crowd
Fancy work was also sold during tht
afternoon ard evening.
Miss Laura Thurman, accompaAie,
by her mother, Mrs. II. +. Thurman
of Silver Springs, Called on DR.. Tur
ley here Saturday.
John Wilkinson of st. Louis was il
Bonnie Terre on business from Sat
urday to Monday.
Pierce Young spent Saturday morn
ing at Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benham Of Fla
River, visited relatives here Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Lettie Barnes Vent to 10
Run Saturday to visit fsiends and re
turned Tuesday afternoon.
Jake" Humphrey, teacher in tn
German School west of town, sper
Saturday night and Sunday in town.
Prof. o. c. Lynch of Farmingtor
was in Bonnie Terrc Saturday nigh
q Judge in the debate between tn
Bonnie Terre and Fredericktown hig
schools at the high school building.
John Lewis, who for two motnh
has been working for Tony Thurma
the tailor, departed Monday mornin