The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-31

spent Mondaf afternoon with her
friend, Miss Mfrtle Labryuer, who is
very i'll with blood poison.
Miss Addic Carter Of Leper, No.,
is the guest of Chas. Nelms, Jr., and
family here.
John Ketcherside was in Flat River
on business Monday.
VIM. Henson of st. Louis was here
on business Monday.
Rev. j. w. Ham Of the Centenary
NJ. Z. Church at Desloge preached at
the Methodist Church in Esst Bonnie
Terre Monday night.
Clarence Miller returned home Sum
day from visit with relatives ut Ha-
eel Run.
Sam Perry of Dcs Moines, Iowa,
was here few days this week visit
ing home folks.
Mrs Frank Mailman of Hercula-
neum was here visiting relatives Sat
urday ana Sunday.
Harry Francis of st. Louis spent
Sunday and Monday with the family
of his father, James Francis.
Mesdames Harry and Frank Be-
quette and Howard Lock and families
spent Saturday on picnic at Wales
Mines.
Miss Lena Boyer of Pennington
was here Sunday visiting friends and
relatives.
VIM. Snowman Of st. Louis spent
spent Monday afternoon with her
Glenda, of Silver Springs were the
guests Of Mrs. Clar Labryure here
over Sunday.
Mrs. +. II. Melon Of Silver Springs
visited the family of Adam Voss of
this place over Sunday.
Harry Phillips departed IN Tues
day afternoon for Mountain Grove,
Mo-, to accept an appointment to the
State Poultry Experiment Station at
that place.
Editor j. II. Wolpcrs Of the Bonnie
Terre Register was business visitor
ut Desloge Monday and st. Louis
/ Tuesday.
DIR. 7. A. Son made u professional
call at Desloge Monday, one at Tun-
mel Tuesday and another at Melzo
Wednesday.
Miss Irene Boyer of DeSoto has
been the guest of Miss Naomi Gotta
way here this week.
Floyd Long returned home Satur-
day from a months employment with
II thresher in jefferson county.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell visited rela-
tves at Festus the first of this week.
| Frank Marchand is nursing a bad
ly injured hand this week He was
unfortunate in getting the lenders of
two fingers severed while ut work
Monday.
The 0dean Theatre closed down on
Monday night, giving way to the Ly-
ric Theatre business.
/ A meeting of the Parent Teacher
Association will be held in the high
school auditorium on Saturday after
| noon.
Mr.. John Scott spent Sunday with
Henry Scott and family at Leadwood.
Mrs. Robert Ray has been on the
sick list for two weeks. We are
pleased to report that her condition
is improving.
Miss Martha Pigg returned to the
City Hospital in st. Louis Wednesday
after spending weeks vacation with
Mrs. Alice Pigg and other relatives
on R. +. ID.
Walter Bouchard and Phil Janis
Of Desloge We're here Sunday after
noon.
Percy Thomas returned to his home
at Heber, Cal, Tuesday, after a
weeks visit here and at lockwood
Joseph Hale, jr., has resigned his
position with the Norwine Dry Goods
Co., and will leave for St. Louis next
Sunday to seek similar employment.
Mrs. II. +. Thurman of Silver
Springs visited Mrs. Clara Labryure
and family Monday evening and Tues
day.
Paul helms OF lcadwood as the
Euest OF Charles helms and family
J here the first Of the week.
I Chas. d. McClintock and Harry E.
Horn of Pennington were here among
the voters Tuesday.
Clarence Dormeyer Of Horculaneum
was in our city on business Tuesday.
Bowling G. Benton left on Tuesday
afternoon for Kokomn and the other
parts of Indiana to spend weeks
| vacation.