The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-06-02
\ COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE 4:
BISMARCK

Thos. d. Cheatem of Poplar Bluff
was visitor here Monday.
Mrs. j. d. Wood visited the family
of H. L. Stapp at Leadwood this week.
Attorney General Barker spoke to
a good-size audience here Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Garrett of Des-
loge were hert brief time Sunday ev-
ening.
L. Todd and wife of st. Louis spent
Sunday night here enroute to their
Arcadia summer home.
Mr.. H. L. Krenning Of the Doris
Motor Car Co., Of St. Louis was on
our streets Friday.
Col. +. d. Gardner and Hon. John
Z. Swanger, two prominent candidates
for Governor, were here a short time
Friday enroute TO Poplar Bluff to at
tend the Southeast Missouri Drum
mers' Association.
DR.. E e. Whitesde Of Leadwood
was visitor here Thursday.
VIM, j. Dent and wife Of Caledonia
were here Saturday enroute to Col
umbia to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Denton is visiting
relatives in Pennington this week.
The Caledonia road commissioners
have finally located the road to Bis
marck, and Caledonia citizens have by
petition had the mail route changed
from lrondale to Bismarck. This
change takes effect June /, this year.
B. A. Eaton and wife of Flat River
motored here Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Lindsey entertained her
father this week, Mr.. Chiffon from
Reynolds county.
N. A. Maxwell and family of Potosi
visited relatives here Sunday. He is
quite a Sunday school worker and
made an interesting talk to the Sun
day school at the M. f.. Church here
Sunday morning.
Eli d. AXE of the Ironton Register
and Mrs. j. p. Gillian and daughters
Of lronton were among the guests at
the home of Geo. j. Goeltz Sunday at
a birthday dinner in honor Of Mr.
Goeltz.
Some hungry individual broke two
panes of glass from the front win
dow Of Fritz Thai Sunday night, after
all were asleep and lifted two cakes
from within. This is another object
lesson to our citizens that we need
night instead of day protection. Any
of us can take care of all such charac-
ters during the day light.
Miss Mary Rowen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hannibal, at Batcsville,
Ark.
Frank Bean, who left here with tu-
berculosis enroute to Colorado, stop
ned at Joplin, Mo-, and passed away
there this week.
E. J. MCGEE of Sprott visited friends
here Monday.
Rev. Marvin L. Haw of the M. E.
Church, st. Louis, visited friends here
this week.
John Nixon of Desloge was a Wis
itor here Monday.
Capt. w. H. Evans of Hopewell Wis
tied his son, Harry f. Evans, Monday.
Mrs. Martha Tumbleson Steele left
Monday for her home in Loe Angeles.
Cal.
Ed Hudson of 0xly, Mo-, is visiting
at the home of Thos. d. Snider.
Mrs. H. c. Oehler returned Monday
from visit to Pennington relatives.
Many from here went to decora-
ton exercises at Hopewell Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Hinze of st. Louis was
called here Monday on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. F.
M. st. Clair, at Bellevue.
Mrs. James Bradley visited relatives
at Irondale Monday.
Mrs. FINS M. st. Clair, formerly of
this place, passed away Monday at
her home in Bellevue, Mo. She has
been an invalid for many years.
Prof. G. w. Signer and wife are
visiting relatives at Ironton this week
They go to the summer Normal at
Cape Girardeau Friday.