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

part OF last week with relatives at
+ ,stus.
Thoms Moon of St. Louis, spent
Thursday with friends here returning
home Friday afternoon.
Harry Francis went to st. Louis
Thursday after weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis
of this place.
Boyd Love transacted business at
Rivermines Thursday.
John and c. c. Chandler spent Fri
day in Pennington visiting their
brother and son, Noah Chandler.
Claude Mailman attended the Minis
trel show in the High School Auditor
ium at Elvins Friday evening return
ing home Saturday morning.
Miss Myrtle Spence visited friends
at Rivermines Friday evening and
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Son visited relatives
at Flat River Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eta Moon spent from Friday
to Sunday in Pennington attending
the Teachers Examination.
J. d. Poston was in Leadwood Fri
day night and Saturday visiting his
brothers, j. f. and c. II. of that place
and looking after his political fences
S. j. Tetley transacted business at
lockwood Monday.
Miss Florence Prattc visited friends
at Pennington Friday and Saturday,
returning home Sunday.
Misses Myrtle Ward and Maud
Stroup were Pennington visitors Fri
day and Saturday, attending the
teachers examination while here
Miss Florence Poston visited rela-
tives at Rivermines Saturday.
Miss Edith Merritt spent from
Thursday to Sunday with homefolks
in Pennington, on Route 4.
Davy Gordon, who recently sold his
share in the DeSoto picture show to
c, C. Mitcham, postmaster at that
place, is visiting the family of Abe
Gordon this week.
Homer Poston, Of Chicago, is visit
ing his parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. P.
Poston hree this week. Homer has Il
good position in an establishment at
that place, but is on vacation now.
Mrs. Ben BRAND, of Leadwood visit
ed relatives at Bone Terre and Silver
Springs from Saturday to Monday
taking her sister, Miss Mollie Wheele-
hon home with her for a short visit.
Andrew Moran Of lockwood, was in
town n short time Monday.
Fred Benham, who is working for
the Federal Co., at Flat River, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ben
ham here SUNDAY and Monday.
Isaac Cooksey who has been i'll for
years with cancer Of the face is re-
ported rs very low at this writing.
Davy Gordon and Lynn McMullin
took walk to Big River Monday
morning for their health.
The walk from firehouse No. to
the Catholic church is being improved
by the laying Of ROCK bottom. The
work is being done by members Of
the church and the expense will be
bourne by the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, OF
lockwood visited the family of +. L.
Eggman over Sunday. The Egglnan
family will leave town in the near fu-
ture.
Floyd Bricker and Guy E. Maghee
spent Saturday and Sunday in st.
Louis attending to private business.
jeff, Jr. and Miss Joyce Pr ton
spent from Friday to Monday with
friends and relatives at Elvins
Noah Mitchell, of st. Louis visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Mitch
ell of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burns, of
Flat River visited the family of Lee
Miller here Saturday.
Mrs. W. II. Brown, who has been iii
with bone consumption for sometime
is reported as improving at this writ
ing.
Miss frankie Flowers, teacher of
room No. 8, of the Bonnie Terre Pub
lie Schools is on the sick list this
week, having been attacked by case
of humps.
The w. C. T. U. held a very pleas
ant meeting at the home of Mrs. Ev-
erette Turley Monday evening, the
main topic of discussion being wash
ington" a name applied to the pas
sage of the late liquor bill over the
veto. In the meeting it was decided
to give an open program at the Cen
tenary church the fifth Sunday of this
month and they will ask the and of
the Y. p. Band L. T. L. in rendering
their program.
Thursday. evening at 1880 the Ep-
worth league of the Centenary Meth
odist church met at the home of Mrs.
W. b. Henry and organized a mission
study class of ten members to study
Mexico TODAY" n production of Gen.