The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14

down 81 out OF 100 birds and won the
Gold Quail as first prize; Johr Chand-
Ter of Bonnie Terre broke 81 birds and
took the $500 prize for second place;
II. h. Poston, also OF Borne Terre,
won third and $l.50 by breaking 80
birds; and +. II. Watkins of Bonnie
Tcrre, A. B. Williams of National and
Forshee of Desloge tied for fourth
place with SO, and divided the S1.00
prize.
st. Louis, broke 80 birds in the shoot,
but the score was not counted be-
cause Of his standing.
G. s. Parsons OF River Mines made
the lowest score Of the day ard won
the BOBBY rrize.
The following score was made by
the teams: Bonnie 1erre 423; FEEDER
al 400; National 6;Desiogc 345;
IIerculaneum 342. and mixed team
$40.
Mrs. John Thomas and sons, Blu
ford and Leo. of Herculaneun, visited
the families of Ed Forshee and Mrs.
Samuel Calvert from Friday to Sun
day.
Miss Maude Reinwalt returned home
Friday morning from spending the
summer vacation in Indiana
Miss Ethel Armon of St. Louis was
the guest of friends and relatives here
the latter Fart of last week.
j. j. Lesser was called to St. Louis
Friday because Of the illness OF his
sster-in-law, Mrs. j. L. White.
William Snowman Of st. Louis
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
family of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Patton were
visitors in st. Louis Saturday and
Sunday.
A. W. Miller and family of Flat
River were visitors at the home OF L.
G. Wolf Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Vineyard and daughter,
Margaret, of Flat River were called
here Saturday because Of the illness
of the formers mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Bouchard.
Mrs. George. Nees and daughter,
Miss Norma, were st. Louis visitors
Friday.
Henry Donncgan Of Ilerculaneum
was a Bonnie Terre visitor the latter
part of last week. MIR. and Mrs.
Watkins Donncgan of Herculaneum
and w. f.. Dunncgan of Bonno Terre
were called to Kentucky because Of
the death of n relative.
Mrs. Anna Owens of Elyins was
Il visitor of Bonnie Tcrre and Lead
wood Saturday.
Miss Reba Halle returned to Farm
ington Friday after receiving 4 diplo-
ma Of graduation from the Bonne
Terre School for Nurses Thursday
night.
Austin Pratt and family visited
the families Of Guy Poston and Artie
Brand at Leadwood from Friday TO
Sunday.
Mrs John Nockey spent Friday and
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Hodges, at lockwood, return
ing home Sunday.
Prosecuting Attorney +. A. Ben
ham of Pennington transacted bust
ness here Friday.
Mrs. Lena Hughes and baby of
Flat River were the guests of Chas.
helms, Sr.. and family here Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Adcine Carter, who had been
visiting relatives here and at Farm
ington, returned to her home at
Leadwood the last OF the week and
Chas. Nelms and baby accompanied
her home for a visit with home folks.
Preatice Thurman of Hazel Run
spent Friday and Saturday with j. d.
Toston and family Of this place The
Barbee threshing machine, with which
he has been working, threshed over
24000 bushels Of wheat this GUNNER.
Mrs. G. NJ. Simms spent Friday in
st. Louis. Her son, Harold, who
had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Mel
lie Birdsinger, and family, returned
home with her.
Mesdames +. +. Turley and A. L.
Evans were in ST. Louis Friday shop
ping.
Mrs. Margaret Bouchard sustained
painful injuries to her left Lex Friday,
when she fell over board in the
front gate at the John White home.
She is in somewhat serious condi-
ton but is improving slowly.
J. u, Poston. Jr., has been nursing
several slight bruises received in
fall from a bicycle Sunday morning.
Lewis Malugen was very unfor-
tunate Saturday in falling from VIM.
Bunyards automobile and injurirg
his loft shoulder