The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-31
BONNIE TERRE NEWS


Rev. r. G. Ramsey of Flat River
filled his regular appointment at
Primrose Saturday evening ard Sun
day.
Everette Thurman of Hazel Run
was Bonnie Terre visitor Saturday.
Oscar Thurman of r. +. d. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Dennis
Thurman and family of Leadwood.
Miss Bessie Lock of St. Louis was
here visiting relatives Saturday.
Misses Etheline Hearn and Edna
Boyle of Silver Springs were in
Bonnie Terre Saturday.
Eli Buchalter was in st. Louis on
business Friday and Saturday.
Miss Laura Thurman of Silver
Springs was the guest of relatives
here Friday and Saturday.
j. P. Spence was in St. Louis on
business Friday.
Misses Juell McClain and Minnie
Thomure spent Friday afternoon at
Valle's Mines.
r. C. Pigg and John Libby were
business visitors in st. Louis Fri
day.
George l.. Keith was a business
visitor in St. Louis Friday and Sat-
urday.
George Spain of the Chief Dis
patcher's office of the NJ, r. & b. 7.
Ry., is on u vacation of Is days. He
and family will make short trip
to Illinois this week.
Miss Myrtle Labryuer returned
home from ST. Louis Friday evening
because of illness, and has since been
confined to her bed.
Charles Meade of Leadwooi was a
Bonnie Terre visitor Friday after
noon.
Peter b. Frazier Of near Valle's
Mines was in town on business Fri
day and Saturday.
John Blackwell of Melzo was in
town Saturday with load of peaches
T. p. Degonia returned home Fri
day from n visit with his parents at
Desloge.
Miss Ella Hill returned to ST
Louis Friday afternoon, after spend
ing weeks vacation here with S. d.
Hill and family.
Oscar Dornton passed through
town Friday enroute from Leadwood
to st. Louis to resume his work with
the United Railway Co.
Alonzo Pettus and son, Eber, re-
turned home Friday morning from a
trip to Maniteau, Colo. "All crops
look good out there and would, for it
poured down rain every day We were
gone" is the way they talk.
Stanley Dotson was in lockwood
from Friday to Sunday visiting with
Louis Eatno and family.
DIR. Wesley Shannon of Halifax
was here on business Friday.
Frank Smeade was in Flat River on
business Friday.
Mrs. George Bannister spent Fri
day and Saturday with relatives at
lockwood.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas Mathews of Flat Riv pass
ed through town Friday enroute to
lockwood on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie hurry passed
through town Sunday evening enoute
from a visit with Everette Morris and
family ut lockwood, to their home at
Herculaneum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Patrick of Gran
tie City, H., haey been the guests of
home folks here the greater part of
this week.
Mrs. Homer Richardson of Flat
River spent Sunday afternoon with
Johnson Tulock and family OF Bonnie
Terre.
A little commotion was stil red up
Sunday when telephone post near
the home of James Mcdowell fell
breaking electric light and telephone
wires. No other damage was done.
Mrs. Albert Richardson Of Cantwell
was the guest Of Warren Richardson
and family of this place over Sunday
Glen Baker of st. Louis visited
friends here this week.
Webb Skaggs and famiIf have mov-
ed to st. Louis to make their future
home.
Francis A. Bcnham Of Pennington
was here the first Of this week greet
ing friends.
Miss Ollie Shaner of lockwood