The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04
FLAT RIVER

tian church Friday evening by the
Young Ladies class, was considered
quite success, having cleared some
thing over S26' The money will be
used on the building fund Of the
church.
Miss Ruth Estes has recently ac
cepted position in the Alpcr store.
Miss Ruth will also study the MILL
ner trade in connection.
! Miss Mae Scott, one of our sixth
grade teachers, was unable to attend
to school duties the first of tie week
on account of sickness.
Arthur Sheriff. of Elvins was guest
Of friends here Monday evening.
Miss Ruth Cloud, who is attending
Marvin College ct Frcdericktown,
spent Saturday and Sunday here WIS.,
ting home folks.
The War Veterans played the Her
culaneum basket ball team Saturday
evening on the Y. M. c. A. court, with
a victory for Herculancum. The
high school girls team deserve much
credit for the excellent playing they
have done this season, not having lost
4 single game. The season now being
near the close, we hope to see them
win out to the last. Due credit
should also be given our boys, even
though they have been defeated Just
recently, as we have learned this was
mostly due to some of the best play
crs being unable to play. Flat River
citizens should not forget to give out
girls and boys q word of appreciation
on 4
athletic attainments.
Miss Mary Estes visited in Lead
wood Friday with her aunt, Mrs. Sam
Ritter.
Miss Eliza Hulsey is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Phil Murdick, for a few
days.
The threc-monthS old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Brown Hulscy of Esther
! died Saturday of pneumonia end the
remains were laid to rest Monday in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Benton Bcss returned from train
ing camp Tuesday evening, having
received his honorable discharge from
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Henry and chill
dren of Rosolle, Mo-, visited relatives
here from Sunday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Caldwell visit
ed the latter's brother, A. Henson, of
Mine La Motto Saturday and Sunday.
1 Miss Nora Pogue and Tom La Brot
were Fredericktown visitors from
Saturday until Monday.
! Mrs. j, A. Kite of Pennington visit
ed Mrs. M. l.. Miller Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Rolla Cozean of Pennington
was visiting parents here Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Caldwell and little son,
Harvey James, arc spending a few
days this week at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Motley, of Desloge.
Mrs. Anderson Ponder of Bonnie
Terre stopped here on her return from
! a business trip to Pennington on
I Wednesday.
| Will Smart left here for st. Louis,
Wednesday, where he goes in search
Of work, owing to the recent closing
down at the Federal. MIR. Smart was
, thrown out of employment.
nv. and Mrs. Oscar Caldwell in
form us they would like to sell their
property, as the health of Mr.. Cald-
well has been so as to hinder him
in his work, and they believe charge
would help him.
Miss Anna Shepard Of near Freder-
ichtown is spending the week here at
| the home Of her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Jonah Shepard.
Mrs. Henry Pogue was a Farming
ton visitor Wednesday.
Alfred Brannon went to st. Louis
Sunday, returning Monday, and soon
after returning home was taken i'll
with influenza.
Harrison Murdick was a business
visitor here from Richwoods Monday.
Mrs. Joe Boyer of DeSoto spent the
weekend visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Pellet.
Miss Blanche Kclso Of Richwoods is
here on an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Betty Hulscy Of Esther is on
the sick list.
Leon Miller stopped off on his way
to his home at Blodgett. Mo-, and
spent Sunday night at the home of
his uncle, M L. Miller Leon is also
returning from Camp Dix, ~ j.. He
left here last August with a number
of other boys.
Miss Clara Roson, whose home is
in st. Louis, but who formerly lived
here, will be married at her home in
the city Sunday. Miss Leah Alper
will act as brides maid.
Mrs. Fl. NJ Duncan, who for the
past two weeks has been visiting her
son end wife, Frank Duncan, returned
to her homo Saturday at Greenville.