The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-10

St Louis from Sunday to Tuesday.
Roy Calvert has accepted position
with Walt Moon, the grocer, Jly I,
Assessor l.. 0. Wells of Pennington
has been in our city this week find.
ing out how rich our people are and
wherein their riches lie.
DR.. Wesley Shannon of Halifax
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Ferd Turley was in Lcadwod on
business Tesday.
Mrs. Sallic Smith was visitor at
Leadwood Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Maurine Palmer returned
home Wednesday from a visit Of two
weeks with friends and relatives ut
! Cape Girardcau.
Stanley Sellers was in St. Louis on
business Tuesday.
William +. Roupc of Dcsloge spent
few days Of this week with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Francis and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives at lockwood
Moran Brothers are having an adj
dition made to their flour mills this
week
W. l.. Hoffman is on a months yaca-
ton. His position as baggage mas
ter on trains 925 and 92G is being
filed by Roy Haynes, whose position
on the Hoffman line is being filled by
Howard Rudy.
G. b. McCIntock Of Pennington
passed through town Wednesday en-
route TO lockwood.
Miss Laura Thurman Of Silver
Springs visited relatives here a few
days this week.
Master Howard Wellington re
turned home S'nday evening from a
weeks visit with Ed Hammock and
family near Wales Mines.
W. G. HaEcrman of Flat River was
here Wednesday in the interest f
the l.. g. A. Association.
Mrs, James Blunt Of Dcsloge pass
ed through town Wednesday ,nroutc
to Lcadwood for short visit with her
father, Floyd Taylor, and family.
Harry Horn Of Pennington was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hannah and children
refined to their home at Lcadwood
Tuesday morning after a weeks Wis
it here, and Mrs. George Banni,ter
accompanied them home.
Hene IIartzcll was called to Lead.
wood Tesday because Of the serious
illness of his nephew, John Eart2cn.
with pneumonia fever.
John Son Of near Desloge wa. here
on business Monday.
7. l.. Ferguson and family ccpart-
cd On Monday mornino for = vacation
Of Il wcel, to be spent in s.. Louis
Rupert Campbell departed on lucs-
dny morning for Grandon, Mo, to
spend a vacation of three weeks. /
Edgar McEIfrish, who is filling his
position us night caller for the NJ. r. |
4 d. T. Ry" accompanied him as far
as Riverside.
Miss Irene Richardson was the
guest of Misses Sarah and Tess
Layne at Elyins from Saturday even
ing to Monday afternoon.
George Thurman is limping around
this week bcca'sc of a burn on the
right foot while at work at River
mines one day last week.
Prestno Shmake will leave on July \
II, for Denver, Colo. to attend the 4
of W. f. O. NJ. and A. +.
If NJ, as local representative.
Mrs. Maud Watson and children of
St. Louis were the guests Of S. S.
}rokenshire and family here the lat
,r part of last week.
Henry Chapp returned to 81. Louis
Monday after spending several weeks
With relatives at Bonne Terre and
Ieadwood.
Tilman Porterfeld who is attending
chool ut Cape Girardeau, visited with
lome folks in East Bonnie Terre from
friday evening to Monday morning.
Thompson returned to their home in
It. Louis Sunday after visit of two
weeks with friends here.
Fred McMullin, Ralph and Harry
ioskins, Oscar Halle, Chas. Ward,
has. Lesser, Horace Taylor, Lynn
Thompson and Leonard Beck spent
cw pleasant hours at Flat River Sun
lay evening
Ed Bruce and family ret'rned home
1t Festus Monday after a visit of
hree days here with W. X. Bruce and
'amily.
G. o. Nations and son, Gus, of Far
nington passed through town Sun
Law enroutp to st Ionis