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


tives at Silver Springs over Sunday
Miss Maud Wellington spent Sun
day in Leadwood with the family OF
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Hammock.
Val Smith, farmer from near Sill.
yer Springs, was in town on business
Saturday and reports quite a little
"tie hacking" in that neighborhood.
Miss Ida Fraser Of Esth2r, was ir
Bonnie Terre from Sunday 10 Tuesday
visiting with her uncle, Warren Rich
ardson and family.
Mrs. Will Gardner visited in Flat
River with her brother-in-law, John
Gardner, over Sunday.
Charles Hood of Flat River, spent
Monday with relatives here.
Dave Moran was in St. Francois on
business Monday.
Rev. T. NJ. jackson of Desloge, fill
ed the pulpit of the Centenary NJ. E.
Church here Sunday morning in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. N. B.
Henry.
Among those from Bonnie Tcrre
who attended the farmers day meet
ing at Pennington Saturday and par
took of the spread were: Everette
Pratte, ]. d. Poston, J. H. Wolpers,
l.. G. Williams and W. G. Poston.
Ed Porrier, shoveler in the Pen
diggins portion Of shaft No. Of the
st. Joseph Lead Company mines, had
two blood vessels in his left foot
bursted and his foot otherwise bruised
by rock falling on it Monday morn
ing shortly after going to work. He
was digging rock loose at the time
when the rock rolled from behind him
onto the foot
Grover Cooksey, who has for year
been working for the Federal Com
pany at Flat River, passed through
Bonnie Terre Tuesday en- route to Wis
consin to hunt employment.
Mrs. Nina Neal of Elvins visited
with relatives here Monday and Tues
day and Miss Alice Vogt returned
home with her to make n short visit.
w. H. c. Conover transacted bust
ness at lockwood Tuesday.
f. G. Poston and daughter, Edna,
of lockwood, passed through Bonnie
Terre Tuesday en- route to Silver
Springs for a weeks visit.
George Keith is making prepara-
tions this week to install large gaso-
line tank in front of Kieth's Garage.
A hole Sx4x5 feet is being dug in
which the tank will be placed.
T. P. Degonia preached at the East
Bonnie Terre Church Sunday evening
and several from here attended.
Mrs. Lee Miller and Mrs. William
Meyers visited the family of William
Meyers in Flat River Tuesday.
A very enthusiastic meeting Of the
Diamond Temple No. az of the Pyth-
ian Sisters, was held on Tuesday even
ing in special honor of Grand Chief
Mrs. w. c. Walker of Clinton, Mo-
After the programme was rendered
ice cream and cake were served. A
large delegation from Leadwood at
tended, among whom were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. O'Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
X. Level, Mrs. N. Levy, Mrs. James
Simms, Mrs Thomas Sizemore, Mrs.
William McClard, Mrs. Fred Virgins
and George Fields.
Attorney F. o. Poston of Farming
ton, was in Bonnie Terre and Lead
wood on business Tuesday.
Herbert Raddle of Pennington, Wis
tied relatives here Tuesday.
Rev. z. r. Spence attended the revi-
val at the Baptist Church in Elvins
Monday evening, returning home
Tuesday morning.
j. F. Poston Of Leadwood, was in |
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Edith Lock of Silver Springs,
visited relatives in Bonnie Terre and
Desloge the first of this week.
Miss May Boyles and little niece,
Edna, of Silver Springs, spent Tues
day in Bonnie Tcrre.
The brotherhood gave a stereopti-
con lecture on Hinduism at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday evening.
The slides showed the worshipof those
following the Hindu religion.
The Bonnie Terre Steam Laundry
closed on Saturday evening because of
lack of sufficient business to run the
plant. Mr.. Phillips, the former own |