The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17

Lgaa"aod u few days this week.
Mi# Della Ray returned home Sat
untay evening from "A visit Of n week
with relatives in st. Louis.
Ms. Jennie Edwards left on Sat
ugday morning for Evanston, H.. to
at,e@d a musical institution for
month. In September she will take
mp her position us musical instructor
I'm the public schools here.
4. c. stevens and Misses Jennie
| touL.ey and Myrtle Hatcher attend
! cd I've basket dinner at Convilc Sun
day, visiting Wesley Shannon and
| family while there. after service.
Born to MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Burr
ou Saturday, July IL, boy. Tom
/ H@y. that he expects the younger Burr
o. .n a railroadcr like his father.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Fraser,
ON Sunday, July y, II III, boy.
! hort's head is 50 large now that he
can't wear even rubber hat.
Airs William Sloan and daughter,
Edith, were here a while Saturday
evening
Sig Shaucr and children went TO
st. Louis Saturday morning for
visit # two days with relatives and
returned ON Sunday evening.
! Walter Clark resigned his position
| in he express Office here and vent to
| ST. Louis Saturday 90 accept better
position In the same service. Cletus
| Carrow has taken his position here.
Gnas. Butler returned to his hon"
IN So. Louis Saturday after Il visit of
wrct with relatives here.
"Iurla' Ben Ransom has been in
! ST. Louis On business the past week.
/ Miss Lcttia Barnes departcr on
| Monday afternoon for Granite City,
! H.. to visit with relatives there un-
| ill the end Of her fathers term Is
pastor Of the NJ +. Church here in Au-
| gust.
Mrs. l.. II. Thomurc and daughter
! Bcruicc, departed on Saturday for
visit with relatives Mt Pennington.
Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Chandler were
called to st. Louis Friday afternoon
bccauac Of the serious illness of the
formers brother.
/ john Poston made 4 business trip
Prospect school at chat place the com
10 Mci.o Saturday. lie VIII teach the
/ ing term which begins September Z.
/ Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
I Thomas Mathews Of Desluge trans
acted legal business in Justice Mes
/ singers court here Friday. Attorney
, Howe Of st. Louis also had business
! i'm that court Friday, Both argued
/ In the case OF State rs. Policy.
I'd Noss Of st. Louis visited the
family Of his father, J. A. Noss, here,
and that of his sister, Mrs. +. IL.
Melon, at Silver Springs the past
week.
J Master Clark Page and Lester Viii
Hams were in Dcslogc Friday in the
interest Of the Saturday Evening Post
irr which they are agents.
j. u. poston spent the first OF the
week on the southern part of the coun-
Is greeting old friends and making
new ones.
| Miss Lulu Gillespie, who has been
visiting here for the past two weeks,
will return to the home Of her father,
win Gillespie, in St. Louis next Sun
day.
Chas. Johnson, Master Mechanic
for the St Joseph Lead Co., is on a
vacation of three weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson departed on Thursday
| mnrairr for s.. Joseph in their Stud
,bat.rr automobile, which was being
driven by their nephew, John John
| fuu
Rev j. ". Baugh drove out on ru-
raj route Sunday and filled his regular
.lppciutmcnt ut the Allsbury Chapel.
I Henry Radie Of Pennington was
! hcrc on business Wednesday.
/ Miss Jennie Eads visited ut Lead
wood Tuesday.
Misses Lena and Stella Majors re-
turned home Sunday from an extend
ed visit with relatives at Potosl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Thurman
| spent this week with Mr.. Henry Stew
| art and family at Bonnie Terre.
Miss Mildred Mitchell of Huston,
Texas. is visiting at the home of her
uncle, +. NJ. McElfrish, here. She
will remain here for several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Zeno Moon of Bonnie
| Terre and Ross Moon of Herculane-
! UNI made business trip to Farming
ton Tuesday.
Mrs T. L. Ferguson and child were
visitors in st. Louis the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 0. Wells OF Farm
| ington visited relatives and friends
here part of this week.
| Chas. Wilfong returned home and
70 work Sunday evening from spend
ing aweek with his friend, Ernest
Stotler, in st. Louis.
Miss Viola Thurman of Hazel Run
passed through Bonnie Terre Tues
| day enroute to West Elvins to visit
| with Lewis Reece and family for sew
eral weeks.
Ross Moon of Hercuaneum was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
with homefolks.
Simon Dubinsky and Clyde Chand-
Ter made an important trip to Hunts
] Ford Tuesday.