The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-05-22
Flat River News


lily.
Mr.. and Mrs C. G. Pratt and child
rem and Mrs. II. Tucker motored to
Columbia, to visit relatives.
A large crowd Of members of the
Baptist church of Desloge attended
the revival meeting here at the first
Baptist church Saturday night. The
meeting is being conduced by Rev.
Smoot Of Desloge.
Mrs. b. A. Rea of Desloge was a
visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rigsby and
little son spent Saturday and Sunday
the guests of the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rigsby Of Delassus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Reed and little
son, John, departed Saturday for Mar
quund to spend several days visiting
relatives and friends.
Louis b. Hoy Of Blodgct. Mo-, spent
Sunday with his uncle, W. 0. Hoy.
Mr.. Joe Durby of Festus was n visi-
tor here Sunday.
Mcssrs. Jack and Reed Bell spent
Saturday and Sunday with their par
cnt5, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bell of
Bonnie Terrc.
Mr. and Mrs. Vineyard visited
friends and relatives in Bonnie Terre
Sunday.
Misses Mary Long and Eta Ken
ncdy were guests Of Miss Ruth Mar
shall of Bonnie Terre Sunday
Miss Lillian Steel, teacher at st.
Louis, visited her parents, Rev. Geo.
Steel and wife, the latter part of the
week.
Rev. VIC. Haggcrman departed last
Saturday for Sprott to preach Sun
day at the Baptist church.
DR.. T. /. Hancy and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday the guests Of the
Iatter's sister, Mrs. McCarver, and
family, Of Libcrtyville.
The Grammar school class Of Flat
River gave their graduating exercises
Thursday night, May 7th. 1914, to a
large and attentive audience Pro-
gram was rs follows: Invocation,
In May; Salutatory address, Mike
Guuia; Piano solo, "Nalsc ArabcsQue"
Irene Moody; Grafton, American
Ideals, Chas. Mccoy; Niolinc solo,
"TEumnrcf. Lester Cloud; Reading
"kcntucyy Rcllc," Cecilia Higgins
Inst, Duet, Faust Walt. Ruby Wool
lard and Virginia Topping; Reading
Little Joc's Flowers Mary Gun
bingham; Glass VIII, Chas. GotT; Cor
net solo. THE Holy City, Ralph
Tucker, Grafton, Reverence Due
Prom Old to the Young" Girls chorus
"Fairy Foot Steps; Reading, How
Nose Counted the Eg-a,' Nanncss
Topping; Class Poem, Oats Nuckles;
Vocal solo, an May Time Lizzie
lIydnan; Class history, Fred Bre
WIN; Piano solo, LaCa2cllc, Lena
Cloud; Reading, "Rcgulus 20 the Car.
,harri"iaus, Maurice Lewis; Naledic-
tory Address, Esther Iouscr; Confer
ring Cf Certificates, Mr.. Chas Pratt
Chorus with Heart and Hope; Ben
edictioa, Rev. StOphctt.
The Ealt Rive. schools gave THEN
annual picnic at Crawlcy Grove Fri
day and . large crowd attended with
lots Of good eats and all came bacl,
tired and reported having a nice time
Henry Rinkc was a St. Louis Wis.
itor the latter part Of the week.
Dr. G. II. Reeves and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with Airs
Reeve parents, Mr. and Mrs. RiG'hy.
Of Dclassus.
Miss Lucille Messenger Of Bonnie
Tnrrc, was Fiat River visitor Sat
urday.
Mrs. Eaton and daughter. Miss
Pearl, attended the graduating cXcr-
clscs Monday evening NJ Deslogc.
Mrs Harrison who has spent tho
winter with her daughtcr, Mrs. Dele
tree, dcpa rtcI Wednesday for Eureka
Springs, Ark Mrs. Ocetrec accom-
panied her mother a. far as ST. Louis.
Mrs. j. II. Tctlcy spent Thursday
and Friday w'th her SISTER, Mrs. Burks
Of Pennington who has been very i'll.
Mr.. q. G.. Co2can who has been
Transferred over to FarmingtaQ to
represent the Prudential lnsuhncc
Company, moved his family to that
place the latter part Of the week
Nesdames Carver and Moran Of
Libertyville attended the Grammar
school graduating exercises Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Arthur sizemore and little son
of Deslogc, visited Mrs. Jim Bake.
| last Friday.
Mr.. VIM Conuaway of Popular
Bluff, was renewing obi acquaintan-
ces here the first of the week.
Miss Hill of lront0n, visited Jim
Baker and family the litter part of
last week.
j. A. Dubroy of st. Louis, assistant
superintendent for the Prudential
Insurance Company, made business
trip to our city Thursday.
DIR. Edw. Griffen and wife were call
ed to the bedside of the formers faith.
err Saturday. Of near Three Rivers
who is very Ill.
Miss May Arnoldia who has been
attending school here returned 90 her
home near Doe Run Sunday.
Mrs. l.. 5tcNew departed Saturday
for Webb City to reside.
Miss Virginia Hudson, nigh schoo
teacher, departed Saturday for hel
home at Marshall, Mo.
Misses Julia and Anna Nichol nnt
brother, Dow, departed for their 'homt
Saturday at Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Whitncr spcn'
Saturday and Sunday with the for
mer's parents, at Marquand.
Laurance Robinson was Bonnt
Terre visitor Sunday.
Edw. Mitchell visited friends il
Desloge Sunday.
Clay Parker was St. Louis visitor
Sunday.
Miss Bernicc Spradling of Farm
| inpton WINS n visitor here Monday