The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-07
:: COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE :

or last DuHudy'
Robert Grenia is moving to his farm
this week. Mr.. Grentia TRADED Cor the
Norman Belknapp farm some weeks
ago.
Leslie Bearden went over to Clay
Town to look after some business mat
tiers Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Rosener, Of
Bonne Terre, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Williams Sunday.
Peter Turiey and wife, OF Wales
Mines, were here last week visiting
relatives and friends.
DR.. b. II. Mckenzie is having some
carpenter work done about his place
this week.
H. o. Lewis, carpenter of Bonnie
Terre, was here looking after some
business matters Tuesday.
Ed. Byington went over to bonnie
Terre to LOOK after some business
matters Tuesday.
DR.. w. f. AuBuchon, of Frank Clay
was in lockwood Tuesday of this
week.
Horace Taylor went over to DeSoto
&c visit relatives and friends last Sun
day.
DR.. ]. D. Morris, formerly of Lead
wood, was here again the first o. the
week. DIR. Morris made trip to Cal
ifornia but did not decide to settle
down in that state. He is still on the
move and is not certain just where he
will finally locate.
Mrs. C. N. McCabe of Bonnie Terre
was here Friday of last week visit
ing C. F. Mct'abe's family.
Evan Babel and Monk cFarland
were Bismarck and Desloge visitors
last Sunday.
Chas. F. McCabe made a business
tip to Bonnie Terre and Flat River
Monday.
S. Z. williams made business trip
tc Bonnie Terre Monday of this week.
Mr.. Williams also transacted bust
ness in Desioge that day.
Miss Alice Gal returned to Lead
wood last wetl, after an extended WIS.,
it with her parents near lronton.
Mrs. A. G.. O'Ncal of Franz Clay
went to st. Louis Friday Of last week
to meet her husband who was return
ing from California where ne had gone
for his healti,
Mrs. Chas. IIulsey, of Frank Clay,
is seriously Ill at this writing. A tel
egram was sent to Mr.. Hulsey at Mad
ison, H., Monday of this week stat
| ing that he should come home a. once
as her condition was considered crit
ical.
Mr.. and Pr2. Samuel Morris, Of FL
wins, were lockwood visitors Monday
Of this week.
C. NJ. Lane, who formerly hac
charge of the Leadwood depot, Is now
depot agent ct Elvins. F. r. Eaton
has no assistant at TIE lockwood de-
rot just now, and the work keeps one
rnan very busy.
G. /. Shan1er started for Omaha
Nebraska Thursday Of last week
Mr.. Shanner is going out there to Wis
it his daughter.
| George Bcllnapp made a business
trip to Bone Terre Monday OF this
week.
Mrs. I. M. jackson, of Desloge, wal
4 lockwood visitor last Sunday. Mrs
Jackson came over to visit her laugh
lItT, mEo. W. u haSOI.
B. A. Rhaa, the Leadwood drug
gist, and A. c. McMullin transacted
business in Bonnie Terre Monjay;
William Jinkerson made bust
ness trip to neSoto, Herculaneur ant
Eillsboro the first of the week.
William French went to Festcs on
day last week to look for DO. ition
S. N. McNcal and family, of Franl
Clay, and Mss Esther Tucker wer
guests of Mi. and Mrs. j. l.. tishe
Sunday.
Margcn Johnson's mother receive
telegram Monday ofthis week an
nouncing the death of her sister i
Hynara, Ind.
f. T. Westerland and family O
Frank Stay. went to st. Louis Frida,
of last week to attend a meeting o
the members of the Masonic Lodge
George Crump has c position in
blacksmith shop at Knob Liek. MI
Crump went to Knob Lick Saturda,
Of last week TO begin work.
Gilbert Gurnett made b.1Sines
trip to Bonnie Terre Monday.
w. H. Crump and family rsturne,
home last week after six-weeks Wis
it with relatives near Libertlviile.
Robert Trauernicht and family NOV
cd to Irondalc Monday of this week.
Prof. and Mrs. d. E. Mothersea
motored ovec 10 Bonnie Terre last Sun
lday.
Mrs. C. B. .icuff visited her rnothe
near Knob Lick last Sunday. Fir an