The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-03-17
BISMARCK

moved into the Baird cottage.
1t is reported that Geo. M. Denton
has bought the w. E. Eversole farm.
Harve Bell of Bellevue was a bus
mess visitor here Thursday.
VIM. Trauernicht and Tony Rhoery
of Ironton were business visitors here
Monday.
w. L. Wilmington was Piedmont
visitor Monday. He will move there
soon and take charge of the Block
signal construction work from there
South.
J. J. Davis was an Arcadia visitor
Monday.
E. E. Evans visited st. Louis Mon
day, where he is negotiating with
some capitalists for the sale of the
w. M. Smollinger lands.
The good weather brought out the
automobiles Sunday.
DR.. AuBuchon of Claytown was a
business visitor here Thursday.
FINS st. Clair will move to a
Bellevue farm soon.
Godfrey O'Neal of Claytown Wis
tied friends here Thursday.
W. R. Mccoy was st. Louis Wis
itor Wednesday.
VIM. L. Maxwell of Belgrade Wis
tied relatives here the past week.
Geo. w. Campbell, aged GO years;
Mrs. John Horton, aged 76 years, and
Julia Lucille, one-year old child of
Arch Ketcherside have all passed
away here the past week.
II, E. Johnson was a Potosi bust
ness visitor Tuesday last.
Ezra Robinson barely escaped when
the fast mail train No II bore down
on him in the deep cut north Of Iron
dale last week. His gasoline motor
was completely destroyed.
We all deeply regretted the death
of Lynn Grisham, and many from
here attended his funeral at Freder-
icktown.
Mrs. Nettie Malcolm of Piedmont
visited friends here this week.
Hon. o. L. Munger of Piedmont
was visitor here this week.
James Belchowler, the we'll known
Belmont passenger engineer, passed
away in st. Louis Sunday morning,
following an operation for appendi-
citis. His remains were shipped to
Glen Allen for interment Monday.
Geo. j. Goeltz and M. Devine were
elected Delegates at the Democratic
mass meeting here Saturday to at
tend the County Convention.
The youngest child of Belle Will
liams lost its forefnger Sunday ev-
ening.
Geo. Buford has purchased the Ste
phen Denton farm. Consideration,
$4,000.
Messrs. M. Bisplinghoff and c. J.
Hill have consolidated their marketing
business.
Mr.. W. G. Shirley has bought the
Rose farm. Consideration, $1,000.
Stanley Bisplinghoff left this week
for limo to engage in the hardware
and undertaking business with his
brothers.
A. H. Hinze of st. Louis has pur-
chased the Fritz Thol farm south of
5own and will take charge soon. Mr..
Fhol will move to town and again en-
gage in the bakery business.
Mrs. j. L. Eaton is visiting East
ern Star Lodges in lockwood, Desloge |
md Flat River this week.
Frank Manter of Chicago visited |
friends here Sunday. He is a son of
}, 7. Manter, the founder of Bis
narck, and he states that these Wis
is to his old home are an oasis in
lis life.
Mrs. Claude A, Eaton and son Wis
ted relatives here Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Lucy and Master Greg
Try Lucy are visiting relatives in
Will Springs this week.
The Boston Red Sox Ball Team
vent through here Sunday evening on
he sunshine limited, bound for Hot
springs training quarters. Sam Ag-
lew from here, their new catcher,
will join them there.
Mrs. H. P. Walton of Glaytown was
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Strausser, a trained
urse from st. Louis is visiting her
arents here this week.
w. W. Baker of Leadwood will erect
new home of his lot in the Barth ad-
ition this spring.
F. Bushon is in Rush, Ark, this
reek on business.