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

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Mrs. Robert c. Moore is visiting If
Michigan and Indiana. At South
Bend, Indiana, she joined her sister
Miss Nerna Roger, of that city, who is
assistant cashier Of the American
Trust Company, one Of the largest
banking institutions Of South Bend
and the two are spending the month
Of August at Petosky enjoying the
cool lake breezes Of Northern Mich.
igan.
Miss Irene McMannus of st. Louis
came down Monday to spend the week
with her sister, Mrs. William Bess.
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John Horton shipped mixed car
load of stock to the st. Louis mar
kct on Tuesday of this week
Tom Whelehon and Jack Ball, far
mers of the vicinity of Sprott, were
in Pennington Tuesday on business,
Miss Mary Cunningham returned
home last Wednesday from Mobile,
Alabama, where she had been spend
ing the winter and summer months.
Mr. Ferd Tuley of Bonnie Terre is
visiting here in the home Of Mrs,
Charlotte Huff.
Mrs. williams and little daughter,
Helen Gould. Of Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
are visiting Mrs. Williams sister,
Mrs. Geo. w. Morris, of this place.
Mrs. |. w. Ware Of Fredericktown
came up Sunday to visit with her
brother, DR.. j. II. English, and re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Messrs. John and Sias English Of
Elizabeth, Kentucky, arrived in town
last Friday for weeks visit with
their brother, DR.. j. II. English, of
this place.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Keith of
Flat River spent Wednesday in town
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher.
The st. Louis Times of Wednesday
contained an account of a 3O00-mile
trip which l.. b. Rise and family of
Flat River are taking in their gasoline
launch. The trip is made from st.
Louis, down the Mississippi, then in
to the Gulf Of Mexico and around to
some point in Florida,
Mr.. Fred Karsch joined his wife
Monday in Ste. Genevieve, where she
has been visiting friends, and will ac-
company her to st. Louis for a short
vacation.
The Rcbekahs gave a very pleasant
social affair on last Thursday night
at which they presented play on
Woman's Suffrage. Those taking
part in the play were, Mrs Betty Tet-
ley, Mrs. Jennie Rottger and Messrs.
Fred Karsch and John Neidert. Miss
Lurine Tetley played a piano solo
and Miss Mabel Sackman and Mrs.
Branning both gave readings.
Miss May Cover is spending the
week with Miss Agnes Halle at Ar
cadia Heights, where they are at
tending the Baptist Assembly.
Miss Laura Young Of Alton, Mo-,
Is visiting Miss Ruth Swink. She ex-
poets to leave for her home Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Reese q Bonnie Torre
spent the week with Mrs. Bart By
InGton Of this place, Returning home
Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. John zimmerman Of
This place are visiting Mrs. Kline
mans parents, Mr., and Mrs. William
Weaver, Of Carthage. Mo.
Mr.. Cecil Hughes of Libcrtyvillc is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Simms.
Miss Irene Radle returned Tuesday
from st. Louis, where she has been
visiting for several days.
Mr.. Roy Gordon motored to Muir
DhysBoro and other points in Illinois
10 visit relatives. He left Wednesday,
and expects to remain Il
week or two.
Miss Louise Traucrnicht returned
rom Cape Girardeau last week, where
she had been visiting friends.
Prof. Jennings. formerly of this
place, is visiting at the home of J. a.
lawrence. His daughter, Miss Mary.
graduated from Randolph Macon
his past year with high honors.
Mrs, A. +. Davis and daughters,
Clara and Edith, and Miss Louise
Huff are attending the Baptist Assem-
by at Arcadia Heights this week.
Miss Pearl Hull and Mrs. Chris
denge and little daughter are at Ar
nadia Heights this week attending
he Baptist Assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tullock and lit
lie daughter, Barbara Caroline, mo-
ored to Arcadia Heights Sunday and
attended the Baptist Assembly.