The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-20


business Monday.
Dr.. Martin of Cape Grrardeau, the
lecturer on THE Teacher and the
School" the reading circle work stud
led by the teachers extension class.
was in Bonnie Terre and Flat River
Saturday giving examinations on the
work of the past six months.
Friday morning - Of the employ
ees Of the VI. r. & b. T. shops were
temporarily discharged, but on Satur-
day morning five Of them were again
( put back to work.
! Bert Thurman spent Saturday at
Desloge in the interest of the Thomas
Mfg. Co., Of Dayton, Ohio.
( A short program was rendered in
the high school auditorium Saturday
evening by the high school students
under the supervision Of Miss Jennie
Z Edwards. The proceeds from an ad-
mittance fee Of l0c will be used to pur
chase q drum for the high school or
chestra. The one act farce comedy en-
titled Fun in a Photograph Gallery"
was exceptionally humorous.
J. +. Herman was at his home i'll
with rheumatism the first Of this
week.
p W Keay, teacher Of Prospect
school. passed through Bonnie Terre
Saturday eHroute to Elyins. He an
. r9grces that his school, which has re-
Gently been approved as d first
class rura. school, will give q box-sup-
per soon.
4. =. Nlehals was in Elyins Satur-
day In the interest Of this paper. Gus
say he wants the auto.
Attorney F. Q. Pos:on. Of Farming
ton passed through Bouue Terre sat
u-day cHroute to Leadwood. He leaves
word that ne is after the position Of
Probate Judge
Mss Pearl Neithirgton. Of Lead
wood, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with her mother. Mrs. Anna
Seith!ngton.
John Poston visited with relatives
a; Silver Springs Saturday and Sun
day. He reports the closing of the
Bonneville school after q successful
term Of months.
Mrs Mamie Eaton visited her par
ents Mr., and Mrs. r. c. Tucker at
Farmington Saturday returning home
Sunday morning.
Gerald Belknapp spent Sunday with
his mother, who has been i'll in the
81. Anthony hospital at st. Louis for
q month.
Miss Stella Barker, of lockwood,
visited with the family Of J. Scott
Jones here over Sunday.
Vester Voss was in Silver Springs
Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. F. II.
Melon.
Paul Marler was in Flat River on
business Saturday. a# 40.
Nicholas Wheeling, of Crystal City
Frank Wheeling Of this place over
Sun.
Miss Mary Ledbetter spent Sunday
in Pennington with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Ledbetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stottler, were
in Leadwood Sunday the guests of Ed
Hammock and family.
Peter Falk, who for sometime has
been in st. Louis very i'll with pneu.
monia, returned home Sunday looking
much improved
Mrs. Thomas Westover, Of Lead
wood visited with her daughter, Mrs.
Ben Maiden, of Bonne Terre satur-
day
Roy Sizemore and family OF Elvins
spent Sunday with friends at Bonnie
Terre.
J. f. Carton and family visited with
relatives at Pennington Saturday and
Sunday. 90 ''
Ross Blake and Mrs. S. F. Sergeant
OF Leadwood were IN Bonnie Terre
Sunday Che guests Of L. E. Rhodes
and family.
Miss Margaret Baugh, teacher of
Scott school house, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her father, Rev. J.
NJ. Baugh and family.
DR.. W. E. Aubuchon and Godfrey
oNeal of Frankclay spent Sunday
with friends here.
Miss frankie Flowers is again able
to fill her position in the school room.
James Blunt and family Of Wales
Mines visited relatives here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Vivian. Mon, of Melzo spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Calvert of this place. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Schantf were in
St. Louis Saturday remaining over
until Sunday,
Miss Maude Dorton. g, of lockwood
visited with friends here Saturday
and Sunday.