The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-07-11
FLAT RIV Err

Mrs. ;. N. BOyu OF oJ. LOUIS anu
Mrs. O. J. Chessit and children of
East st. Louis are here visiting their
sister, Mrs. r. c. Detchmendy.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Dobbns are spend
ing this week at Lake Killarney.
DR.. r. l.. ianey went to Avon
Thursday and brought home with him
his son, Carl, who has been there the
last month visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Thommason, who has
been employed in Washington the
past year as stenographer, came mere
the first of the week to spend month
with her brothers. CIaud and Gale,
also other relatives in Pennington.
Jim Son Of Bonnie Tefre visited
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Esther Lashlcy, who is work
ing in st. Louis, came home Thurs
day to spend a few days with her
mother.
Misses Pauline Tucker and Iva
Haney were Bismarck visitors Thurs
day.
Rev Kenndcl. who has been con
Quoting the revival meeting at the
Methodist church, and Lon Parker,
who has been leading the choir, left
Monday for their homes in Kentucky.
Lawrence T. Picrson came here last
week on short furlough. He form
erly lived here and was employed by
the Federal Lead Co. He left for
Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas He
expects his discharge within a few
weeks.
Mrs. r. Davis of Commerce, Okla,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs, Lash
ley.
Miss Dolores Boyd of st, Louis is
here visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Ellen Detchmendy.
Misses Blanche Fra5ier, Eva Lewis
and Dorothy Wosendlck Of st. Louis,
and Benton Bess and Percy Cole Of
Desloge were Bismarck visitors Sun
day.
Miss Belva Watts, who has been in
St. Louis for some time, came home
Thursday to stay the rest of the sum
mer.
Ralph Hancy Leslie Nipper, Elmer
Sutterlield Cecil and TopSy FIannery
left Saturday for Detroit. Word has
been received here this week that all
have a good job and ike the place
fine. About 20 others left, hut we
were unable to obtain their names.
Miss Blanche Beard, who is employ
ed in the bank here, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Parker and son,
Deuel., Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jolly and
daughter. Thclma, MIR. and Mrs. W, l..
Jolly, Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Parker and
a Mrs. Jolly from East st. Louis;
Misses Mercelite Martin and Leona
McCarver, Rev. Kendel and Lon Par
ker spent Friday on the st. Francois
river. All report good time
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Harris Of st. Louis
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs.
II. Tucker, and family.
Walter Cook of Pennington was a
Flat River visitor Tuesday.
Miss Hazel DobbinS and Carl Cooley
motored to Iron Mountain Sunday.
Floyd Hardy Of DeSloge was a Flat
River visitor Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Caldwell OF
Detroit are visiting friends and rela-
tves here. They will return home
Saturday. They expect to drive
through in their car.
vi ISIS IsllLtDGtll hlth VI Nii hNN'A
came here Sunday TO spend a week o.
two with Miss Elsie Shcick
K. ?. Lang of Pennington was ;
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Pierson ant
Miss Iva Haney, and Shelby Lyons o.
Pennington visited the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Pierson, a
Iron Mountain Friday.
Miss Majorie Stroup, who is a sa les
lady in fuckers store, is spending he
vacation in Kansas City visiting
friends.
Roy Presnel and Linis Mccoy o
Elvins were business visitors hert
Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Mosenclck, who's
home is in St. Louis, is here visiting
friends. Miss Wosencick was form
erly employed as an operator at th'
Doe Run Lead Co. office
Miss Esther Montgomery spent tht
latter part of the week in Frederick
town visiting friends.
Harold Francis was LeadWood Wis
itor Friday.
Miss Clara Davis, who is employee
in Washington, as stenographer II
the War Department, came here t.
spend her months vacation with he
brother, f. W. Davis.
Misses Coda Ward and Mabel Man
son of Deslogc were Flat River Wis
itorS Tuesday.
Misses Bclva Watts and Paulin
Tucker and Messrs. Clyde Burns AM
Cloud Cole of Pennington were Bonn
Terre visitors Friday.
A bunch of young people went t.
Lake Killarney Friday and stayed un
til Sunday. The time was spent IL
fishing, swimming and boat riding
Those in the party were: Misses Len
Shaner, Lucy Korgan, Eta and Id
Mae Kennedy; Mcssrs. G. N. McClur
of Bonnie Terre, Eugene Abduction o
Desloge and Julian Pratt of Arcadia
All report good time.
Tom LaBrot, Charles Roe and Dew
ey Hampton left Saturday for Oma
ha, Nebr., to remain for some time
if they find employment.
Miss Hattie Duncan, who is sales
lady in Kahn's store at Desloge, spen
Sunday here with her brother. q
Mrs. L. Haney of Coffman, who ha
been here the past few weeks visiting
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