The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-11

Henry Davis spent the first Of the
week in Fredericktown.
G. W. Haggerman transacted bust
ness in Desloge Monday.
Mrs. Homer Inman was Desloge
visitor Monday.
Miss Lenora Perry was a business
visitor at Bonnie Terre Monday.
Chas. Pratt departed Monday for a
few days business trip to st. Louis.
Jim Hogan returned home from n
few days visit with his brother, John
Hogan, of Festus who is very i'll.
Mrs. Warren Meecey is very i'll with
pneumonia at this writing.
Mesdames G. II. Reeves and Sellers
were Pennington visitors Tuesday.
VIM. Arbuthnot of Mine La Motto
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Dave Moody of Mine La Motto Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Alvira Moody,
Tuesday.
Mrs. d. l.. Frashicr is on The sick
list this week.
Mrs. James Donaldson is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall and Little son
Of Bonnie Terrc attended the bazaar
and chicken dinner of the Prcsbytcr-
ians Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Arbuthnot Of Mine La
Motto was a visitor here Tuesday.
Lynn Nichols was an Elvins visit
or Saturday.
VIM. Smith was a visitor at Elvins
Saturday.
Born, To MIR. and Mrs D. l.. Pitt,
Monday, November 30th, a daughter.
Mrs. Pitt was formerly Miss Victoria
Watson.
Henry Bolin Of Dcslogc wa yisi
tor here Monday.
Mrs. Matte Odam Of st. Louis will
arrive Thursday for nm extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Andrew Murrcy.
Mrs. Mary Cole Of Bonnie Terre at
tended the Pink Tea given by the men
Of the Christian church last Monday
evening.
The men Of the Christian church
royalty entertained about 300 people
in the social room at the church on
last Monday evening with a Pink Ten
The room was decorated in pink crepe
paper and pink coronations and the
walters wore pink aprons. The sup
per was served in four courses, and
the menu was as follows: LIST course,
soup; md course, salad and tea; Sd
course, potatoes, chicken, broad; 18th
course, cake, pie, cherry punch.
The death angel has entered into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Dowcl and claimed two Of their little
daughters in the past week. Eva,
age three years, left for brighter
home above on November 25th, and
little Fern. age one month and is days
quietly departed this life November
3Oth. The diseases which caused the
deaths was pneumonia. Funeral ser
,3tes were conduced on last Friday
ard Wednesday,, by Rev. Stophlett,
and the little bodies laid away to rest
in the Elvins Cemetery. The bcreay-
ed parents have the sympathy of the
entire community in this dark hour.
Mrs. Prcsh Norwnc returned home
from st. Louis Tuesday, where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Pearl Meyers.
Leah Latimer of Elvins was n visit
or here Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Ball gave her husband a
surprise birthday dinner at their
home Wednesday. A sumptugus din
ner was served to many guests, who
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew INJURED
and daughter, Opal; DR.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Haney; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Crews;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hoy and little son,
Hardy Hess; Rev. and Mrs. A. X.
Clarke and daughter, Miss Susie; Mr..
and Mrs. John Ball; Mesdames Spring
err; j. T. Green; +. II. Griffin; j. H.
Tetley; Vim. johnson; |. o. Hart; S.
X. Dodson; Geo. Spary; w. c. Hawn;
Lincoln NJ. Dosenback; r. L. Lashley;
Misses IVA Bali and Gertrude Ball
Byron and Otto Denver, and Wood
row Ball. The guests departed wish
ing Mr. Ball many more happy birth
days.
Rcbecca Mabuce died at her home
in Flat River suddenly of heart trou-
BILE Friday, December 4th, 1914, at
10 a. M, aged IL years, and six
months. The deceased leaves n
heart-brolSen husband. three children
and host of friends to mourn her
death. The funeral services we're