The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-03-06
Bonnie Tcrre News

I'd hammock OF lockwood spent
Thursday afternoon with friends in
Bonnie Terre.
Mrs. Simon Dubinsky visited her
friends in Leadwood Thursday.
j. B. Stretesky transacted business
in Leadwood Monday.
Hugh Porter of Pennington was in
town on business this week.
DR.. G. L. Watkins visited friends in
st. Louis the latter part of last week
Miss Ethel Smith of near Silver
Springs visited friends and relatives
here Friday.
Bert Thurman spent Thursday and
Friday in the Southend of the Lead
Belt.
William Downey of lockwood spent
Friday afternoon in Bonnie Terre GO
ing to Desloge on the evening train.
Mrs. Benjamin Hardis of Leadwood
visited relatives here the latter part
Of last week.
George N2as, Jr. spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Festus.
Stanton McClintock was a Desloge
visitor Friday.
Walter White spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in st. Louis.
John Richardson visited his uncle
Ellis Richardson in Halifax Friday
and Saturday.
Arthur Hammond of st. Louis visit
ed his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II.
Hammond here Saturday and Sunday,
going to Pennington Monday.
T. J. Caruthers Of Yount, Mo-, visit
ed the family Of his brother-in-law j.
II. Wolpers the later part of last.
week.
Earl Hopkins was in Desloge Fri
day night visiting relatives.
Ben Newman visited the family of
George Prattle, near Tunnel Friday.
Mr.. Prattle has been very i'll with
catarrh of the stomach but is much
improved now.
Lawrence Whitehead visited home
folks at Kimswisk Friday.
DR.. Albert Marshal made profess
sional call to Leadwood on last Fri
day.
Harry Francois returned to Bonnie
Terre Friday from journey in the
west and will visit with relatives here
for week.
Miss Emmie Ringer visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Ringer at
st. Louis Saturday. i
II. L. Thurman of Silver Springs
spent Saturday with relatives in Bon
ne Terre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard kirkpatrick.
of lockwood visited friends and rela4
tives here Sunday.
James Murphy Of Engle Station Wis
tied the family of Isac Coksey Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Cooksey is very
i'll naNng been confined to the house
for months with n cancer on hisnose
and mouth.
Albert Stotler went to st. Louis
Saturday for a short stay.
John Dixon who works at Festus
spent Friday and Saturday with his
friends here,
Miss Lulu Gillespie Of st. Louis
spent Monday and Tuesday in st.
Louis visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. William Marshal and daughter
Ruth, of Flat River visited the family
of John Marshal here Sunday.
Miss Laura Thurman of Leadwood
visited relatives here and at Silver
Springs Sunday.
Milt Covington visited the family
of William Day at Leadwood Sunday.
Rev. Baugh went to Doe Run Fri
day to preach the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Woods, who died at that place
Thursday. Miss Gertrude Baugh ac-
companied him.
Ernest and Miss Maggie Beck of
st. Louis visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Beck here on Sunday and
Monday.
Harry Hopkins spent Sunday after
noon with friends at Silver Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murray of
Herculaneum visited relatives in the
Lead Belt the past week.
Lamen Levy of Elvins spent Sum
day and Monday in Bonnie Terre. Mr..
Levy is the assistant cashier in the
bank of Elvins.
Henry Bell, of Flat River was in
Bonnie Terre and Leadwood Monday