The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-08-02
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Dalton
Miss Mary Matkin and Pearl Eaton
have returned. after several days visit
with Miss Pattie Matkin, who is at
tending schast at the Cape Girardean'
! Normal, r.
Geo. Blirmaster and Lionel Rehkopi
spent Saturday. afternoon Ing B9pAte
Terre.
| Arthur and Raymond Caldwell were
ST., Louis, visitors Tuesday and We'd
tncsday Of this week. : ~ ~ 'PS
|, Mrs Frank Profit and children ar
rived Wednesday from Womack for
several days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H, .Patrick, ,..
I Rag Murray and family and bro
Their, Lev, motored through, from
Thomas, Okla, Eand visited relatives
: here last week ,'-''. r.TCgr.
Martin Walfner was st. Louis
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Gabe Harris left Monday for some
place in Louisiana, where he expects
to 90 into business for himself. Mr..
Harris has been employed as sales
man for the Tucker Store for some
time.
DR.. T. L. Haney and family went
| to Iibertyville Sunday and spent the
! day with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. London Of Farm
ington spent Tuesday here and Tues
day night in Elvins with the formers
sister, Mrs. S. |. D. Smith. Wednes-
! day morning they. left. to-. lronton TO
transact business. ,r
S. D. Wood was in st. Louis Mon
day and Tuesday visiting his son,
| Clarence, who is in the Barnes H9spi-
! tai.
Otis Sisby was called to Elvins
! Wednesday on account of the serious
illness of his father, who has been in
\ pOor health for some time, and is eX-
pecting to have to undergo an opera
ton.
Henry Bell bought the property of
Sam Cheesbrough and will move his
family in at an early date.
| Mrs. John Burns and sister, who IS
visiting her, are spending the week
with their father, A. DeGrant, OF
Jaydee.
Sylvester Schnowing, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Gotlob. returned to his home at
Maplewood Thursday.
Pleas Wilson and wife and Mrs. r..
N. Kelly attended the funeral of Miss
May Beard at Fredericktown Satur-
day.
Pleas Wilson has purchased the
property of Henry Bell.
Mrs. Perry Arenz is reported very
ill at this writing.
Ralph Tucker and Forrest Murrl!l
spent Monday afternoon in Bonnie
Terre.
DR.. G.. B. Williams was Freder-
icktown visitor Monday.
Mrs. G. v Whitener and little
daughter, Ruth, of Humboldt, Tenn,
are here visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Burns, and other relatives.
Miss Lucy Cruz left Thursday for
Sikcston, where she will visit Mrs
j. r. Fellards.
Mrs. John Hughes and Mrs. Her.
} man Reeder spent Friday in Caledo.
MIA visiting sister, Mrs ]. P. An.
derson.
Mrs. L. ]. Rogers and little grand
daughters, Violet and Dorothy Rog
, ers, left Friday for Mine La Motto
where they will visit relatives. They
will also visit in Fredericktown before
returning.
Seth Rehkop and wife and Charlie
. Rehkop and little daughter. Naomi
started to Detroit, Mich. They are
driving through in an automobile
: Seth and wife are returning home, af'
ter several weeks visit with parents
Mrs. w. N. Crabtree and daughter
Mrs. Henry DuemIer, of Mitchell, re-
turned Sunday, after a weeks visit
} with relatives at Yount.
Miss Edith Patti went to Hazel Rur
Saturday to visit an aunt, Mrs. Law
renee Cole. and returned Wednesday
} Mrs. A. C. Riggs of Yount arrived
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. W
N. Crabtree, for a few days.
Mrs. M. A. Hardin of Bonnie Terrl
visited her daughter, Mrs. G. W
Murrill, from Tuesday until Wednes'
day.
/ Mrs. E. E. Mason of Pennington
visited her mother, Mrs. W. N. Crab
tree. Tuesday. y,
Mrs. ]. T. Rice was taken to thl
Bonnie Terre Hospital Monday, where
she will undergo an operation for ap
pendicitis. Mrs. Rice has been II
poor health for some time, but re
Gently has been growing worse.
4 Eddie Schaefer left last week fol
Granite City, where he has employ
ment. ..
. Mrs. H. Tucker was st. Loui
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Hehkop was business
| visitor in Pennington Tuesday.