The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-08-22
FLAT RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dunklin and Miss
Pauline Tucker were Pennington Wis
itors Friday. -,
Miss Anna Dcmick of Moline, ILL.,,
is here visiting MIR. and. Mrs. George
Kclls.
Mrs. ]. II. Montgomery was Des-
logo visitor Friday.
Mrs. H. Tucker and daughter, Be-
nice, and son, Milton, went to ST.
Louis Thursday and spent few days
shopping. They also visited X. >
Kahn of Desloge, who is now in the
Barnes Hospital.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hans,
Monday, Aug. Is, a son.
]. L. Lutes made business trip to
Lutesville Saturday, returning the
first Of the week
]. Kidd, who has employment here
with the Doe Run Lead Co., spent the
weekend in Bonnie Terre with hone
folks. -
Misses Audrey Bequette and Beat
rice Boas were Desloge visitors Fri-
day.
w. D. Howell and family left Sat
urday for Detroit, where they Will
make their home.
f. Edwards went to Mine La Motto
and Fredericktown the latter part OF
last week and visited relatives.
Miss Hattie Duncan of Desloge
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Miss June Hughes.
Mrs. A. C. Kendall and Miss Joyce
Hubbard of DeLassus were here Fri
day shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. Adams came home
from Detroit last week. We did not
hear whether they expect to go back
or not.
Ralph Delcour, one of the first Flat
River boys to go to France, came home
the latter part of last week. He IS
looking fine. He recently received his
honorable discharge.
Miss Belva Watts spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bonnie Terre with hcr
sister,
w. /. Johns and son, Delos, Of
Pennington were Rlat River visitors
Saturday. Delos has recently re-
turned from overseas,
A splash party was enjoyed by the
following people last Thursday night
in Big River, on the other side of Des-
loge: Misses Grace and Ruth Dalton,
Dora Raft, Paul Counts and Esther
Montgomery; Ne5srs. Elmo, Arbuth-
not, Fred Meyer, Jimmy Afmbruster
and Geo. Male; and Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Whitehead and family. They went in
the Whitehead truck. All report a
nice time.
Misses Ida Mae Kennedy and Lu-
ellie Johnsona nd Messrs. Harry RoeG-
ner and Harold Hartshorn motored to
DoSoto Saturday night.
Joe Dunklin spent Saturday at Sill
yer Dam fishing. n.
Misses Victoria and Matte WhiCe
of Fredericktown are here visiting
their sister, Mrs. M. Kirkland.
Miss Una Shaw visited friends IN
Pennington Sunday and Monday.
Don and Elmo Arbuthnot and Fred
Mover spent Sunday in Fredericktowr
with home folks.
Misses Hazel Lanard and Mlldre'
Straughan of Desloge were Flat River
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Roberts and chill
dren of Baxter Springs, Kans., arc
here visiting Mrs, Roberts sister
Mrs. r. C. Crews.
Miss Eta Moore was peslog'
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Oscar Burns. Flat River boy wac
has been with the Marines in France
for the past year, came in FRIDAY
night. He was given his honorable
discharge at Camp Mills, Iowa ,
II. Tucker and son, Ralph, !cf
Tuesday for Piggott. Ark, where the!
will transact business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Johnson and it'll
daughter, Mary Ellen, left. Monda.
for St. Louis to visit for a few days
They intend to come back by PotoE
where they will spend a week witt
relatives.
A. J. Knowles of Farmingto
transacted business here Tuesday.
Melvin Montgomery has just re
Gently returned from Kansas CITY
where he spent week or two visitin
relatives.
Misses Mary Alice Marsh and Via
Tucker were Bismarck visitors Sat
u-Slay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Mcclure 9
Bonnie Terre spent the first OF tn
week here visiting Mrs. Mcclure