The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-04-27
FLAT RIVER


The entertainment given last Fri
day night under the auspices of the
Woman's Club, was a great success.
The Old Folks Concert was enjoyed
by all, and each number was excel
lent. Mr.. Harry Ramsey made a
great "Uncle Sam" and DR.. Magrud-
er a perfect old-time gentleman. The
play, "a College Town." was good
from start to finish. Those taking
part entered into the spirit of it and
made it seem like the real thing.
The attendance was large, but should
have been larger as the proceeds are
applied to a good work. 1t is possible
that the play will be given again and
no one should fail to see it. The club
appreciates very much the kindness of
the orchestra in giving their services
to make the evening success.
Mike Balas of st. Louis and Annie
Bachista of Bonnie Terre were mar
ried at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. 7. J. Stewart, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is very much inn
proved.
Robt. Kingsland and family spent
Sunday at their farm near Sprott.
Mrs. Geo. P. Bailey of Kansas City
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Stoph-
let on Thursday and Friday of last
week. Mrs. Bailey is Synodical
President of the Home Missions in
Missouri, and was en- route to st.
Louis to attend the Sixth Biennial
meeting of the Woman's Board of
Foreign Missions, in session in the
Second Presbyterian church this
week. Mrs. Bailey attended the
Presbyterial meeting at Frederick
town and delivered an address at one
of the meetings.
Mrs. J. U. White and Mrs. S. W.
Stophlet are delegates from the local
Missionary Society and went to st.
Louis on Tuesday morning to be in
attendance at the meeting there.
Supt. White and family are enjoy
ing a visit from Mr.. Whites father.
On Saturday they motored to Fred
ericktown and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Washburn and
family spent Sunday in St. Louis.
John Langley was killed Saturday
night between Elvins and Flat River.
He leaves a family of wife and eight
children. They live on Federal Hill.
Milton Tucker was home from st.
Louis for the weekend and played
first violin in the orchestra at the
Woman's Club entertainment.
Mr.. Lloyd, who recently moved
here from near Leadwood, has been
confined to his home with sickness
for several days.
Miss Nellie Ware visited her peo-
pie in Fredericktown over Sunday.
Covington Motor Co. reports the
sale of Maxwell touring car to w.
c.. Hill and Kissel Kar truck to j. G.
Lumos of Leadwood
S. Goodman and j. A. Dehovitz Wis
tied relatives in Leadwood Sunday.
DR.. J. H. English has moved into
his new home in Taylortown.
L. R. Reid transacted business II
Leadwood and Bonnie Terre Monday.
Horton & Reid report the sale Of
the Russell Doss house in Norwint
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Brann house to John G. Williams, who
was married Sunday and will occupy
it with his new bride.
Buford Barton of Esther and Miss
May Seals of Flat River were mar,
ried in Flat River Tuesday by Rev
M. H. Markley. They will make theil
home in Esther.
James Willard Adams, the four
months old infant of Mr.. and Mrs. J
W. Adams, died Monday of pneumo
MIA. Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at the home by Rev. Markley
Interment at the X. of P. cemetery.
Marshall and Golfer report the sale
of the James Cozian property to Cliff
ford Burmeister and the ]. w. Phil
lips place to E. H. Hall.
B. A. Eaton went to st. Louis Mon
day and brought through three new
Dodge cars. Fl no
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hart
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