The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-10-25

MISS Lena Straugnan anu MISS ihei-
ma Grady. :l .'H'
Born, to the wife of Louis La
Chance, the 18th, a girl 81 u VIZ
Mrs. c.. L. Beard visited from Sat-
urday until Monday with the parents
of her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Beard, of Bismarck. , 4
j. w. Perryman and wife of Dem
yer, Colo, who were visiting his sis
tier, Mrs. R. j. Smart, on his return
home, was stricken with influenza be-
fore he reached his destination.
Miss Pattye Matkin was guest of
Mrs. Maud Underwood Sunday.
Miss Edyth Benham spent the
weekend with her mother in Bonpe
Terre. ~
Mrs. M. Dempsey was called to St.
Louis Wednesday on account Of the
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Raugh.
Miss Alene Black, who is attend
ing the Normal School at Cape Gil
rardeau, is visiting her brother, En-
NETT Black, this week.
Burl Sprott is here from st. Louis
visiting home folks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Schlick and
daughter. Miss Elsie, and Miss Thel-
ma Bergman motored to Iron Noun
tain Lake Sunday.
DR.. w. R. Alexander and wife ar
rived from Camp Zachary Taylor
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alexander has
Just recovered from influenza. They
are on their way to their home in Ar
kansas and came throug for their lit
tie son, Taylor.
Miss Mallory Stroupe is off duty
from the Tucker store on account of
sickness.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Meador motored
to Bellevue Sunday and returned,
bringing their little daughter with
them.
Mrs. w. E. Golfer of Pennington
was guest of Mrs. W. E. Justice Tues
day afternoon. e.
Little Miss Anna Cough Of Min
eral Point has come to spend the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Center,
and attend school here.
Mrs. Courtois and daughter, Miss
Ethel and Miss Fern LuteS were
shopping in Pennington Tuesday af-
ternOon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Reed and Mr..
: and Mrs. Bert Kelly motored to
) Whitewater and spent Saturday squir-
rel hunting. They returned Sun lay
with 81 squirrels.
Lawrence Short visited home folks
at Pilot Knob the past two weeks.
Jesse Woodcock was called to St
Louis Saturday on account Of the
death of his niece. He returned home
Monday.
David Baker of Richwoods has been
here for several days on business. lle
is expecting to rent farm Of I'd
Ed Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Danieley anC
children went Friday to visit The
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Danieley, at Avon.
Miss Irene Bloom, who is teacher
in the school at Festus, came homt
to spend her forced vacation while the
school is closed there.
An automblie ACCIDENT occurred al
the concrete culvert near Golf Tow
on the Pennington road Saturday ev
ening., the car striking the concrete
throwing the occupants head-loni
from the car. The occupants of thu
ingly very intoxicated. They wer,
all residents of .Desloge. We under
stand an old man by the name of Ca
mel and D. Simpson and Ben Kelly
1t seems Kelly was driving the ca
and going at break-neck speed. They
were on their way from Weingarten
it is reported, where they had OBJ
tanned their BOOZE All three wer,
more or less injured and Kelly wa'
reported dead several times which
proved to be a mistake.
Dave Center of Fredericktown was
q business visitor in the Lead Bel
Saturday and Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. John Sevening anc
daughter, Marie, visited at Womacl
from Saturday until Monday ant
Mrs. Mary Sevening and daughter
Clemnie. accompanied them home.
Little Paul McNew, son of Charles
McNew, is very i'll with typhoid few
err. His grandmother, Mrs. Dane, o.
Belgrade, was called here Wednesday
It is announced that Mr.. Bowel
Radford is preparing to INSTALL
moving picture theatre in his build
ing recently vacated by A. G. Pink
ley.
Mrs. Claude Lincoln is reported OIL
the sick list.
Miss Della Laws arrived Sunda.
from Little Rock, Ark, where sht
has been for the past few months
as pastors assistant of the FRS
Baptist church. Miss Della will spent
the time while the church service
are closed on account of inhue2z;
with her parents and friends at home
She tells us there has been quite
number of deaths there and for som,
l,time it seemed there was scarcely
home but what had one or NOR
members afflicted.
Oscar Wallace of Detroit, Mich
was here Sunday and visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Rabadeaux, leaving
Monday.
DR.. K. E. Sheriff. of Formoso, Kans
visited his little son, Marion, Monda.
who makes his home here with hi
grandmother.
Rushia Wampler, who few week
ago got a piece Of steel in his eye
was taken to St. Johns Hospital, 81
Louis, Saturday. His eye has grad