The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-21

in Kentucky.
Mrs. Rosa Bassett of near Poplar
Bluff died last Friday ut the State
Hospital. Her body was shipped to
Poplar Bluff Friday afternoon for
burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Presnell of
Libertyville were in town Tuesday on
business.
Miss Susie Tucker has returned
from Jay Dee, where she has been
spending a week with Miss Isabel
Shelley.
Miss Lillian Ncidert underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Far
mington Hospital last week. She is
reported to be improving quite rapid
ly.
VIM. II. Crackle of Libertyville
sustained a severe cut on his neck one
day last week. when his horse ran
away with him on his return from
town and threw him into n barbed-
wire fence, and it was necessary for
several stitches to be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Graham Of
Libertyville were in town Wednes-
day on business.
Tom Eugas of Perryville motored
to town Wednesday after load of
passengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbos, Blacklcdge of
Avon are visiting friends and rcla-
tiycs in town and attending the Chau-
tauqua this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swink of Liberty
vile were in town Tuesday attending
the Chautauuua.
Mr.. Frank c. Tucker Of Paris. Mo,
is ut home for a two or three weeks
visit with his home folks.
Mr. Joo Rock is bringing lots of
fine pcachcs in This week to Krcin Gro.
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Mr. ana Mrs. o. b' Gale and daurh-
Ier' MISS ESIher' returned from Ar
c"dla ielEhts' "nere thcy We're IN at
tendance at the BAPTIST Assembly.
Miss Ellona Finley of Elvins is
spending the week here with Miss
Blanche Gale.
Miss Edna Bailey is confined to her
bed. The doctor fears it NAV be n
light form of tvphoid fever.
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Mr. leo. b. Gale made a business
"TRIP TO 81 LOUIS me iirst OF the week,
returning wednesday hlEh|
Bliss Emma Hcrbst returned last
Friday from Bismarck, whore she
had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. +, NJ. Laakman went to St.
Louis Wednesday on business trip.
Prof. and Mrs Ed Cushman re-
turned to Pennington Saturday even
ing, after spending the summer in
Northern Wisconsin. Prof, Cush-
man is the Lutheran school teacher
and his wife was Miss Anna Guessing.
Mr. Fritz Braun has gone to st.
Louis to accept position rs travel
ing salesman for tobacco firm.
Fred Thorp Of DeSoto, represent
ing the German Mutual Life lnsur-
nee Company, was in the city Tues
day in the interest of his company.
Mr. ?. G.. Keith, very prosperous
st. Francois county farmer, with his
wife and daughter, Thelma, were bus
mess visitors in town onMonday.
Miss Wilma Denman entertained the
girls of the Sewing Club Monday af-
ternoon in a very delightful manner.
DR.. McCurdy is in Dudley and other
towns in the South working in the
interest Of Carleton College.
Flat River property for sale or
trade.-M. a. RHODES, Pennington,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relish Hamilton and
children Of Flat River came over Sun
day to attend the funeral services OF
Mrs. Hamiton's uncle, "Uncle Sam"
Ashury.
years pastor of the Baptist Church