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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

.naan baf Fe gefehen; Der YuaIsIi
aus NIi i i6nen NIT tnapper Rpt
e~ntfnn1t1en
Me Der Setter. Der Iber ben gr>
benlee ritt, fIihlte ifh midi mod nuds
tragliia p6nmddatig merben; bebenn
bridte i'd mid ii cine 5Ofaede.
rNBonn IL linen pugliI begegnet21
frugte mir meter.
.1eute; faum bor aiDei 5tunoen
fam Ell utenulns burds DDrf gerannt
unb eradli1llte g
upeute224 rngten mir Fnnenb. do
fno mir ID 5u gleieher Set pben seiDez
len
so fdeint Is, Bie fnuln1t IS nur,
baB br re nidt gefeben habt2 st
er5dhlte, bas fogar cine Brigante6a
BET Der Banhe EN- ga1l5 iu11ges
Mdbden. sic fu6rte einen Rriegsz
tang nuf, gerabe Die cine Bilbe aus
Mfriiffa1.
8a ridtete i6 midi aus Der 5ofnz
ede auf unb u1ein @efdbrte trat eiuen
5dritt por. Mir aAen uns an uno
Iudten, lad5ten, als ob mir ME nieber
auff6Drert nlrber.
SIS 1T gar nid9t gum 2abm1
fugte Die 9ausfrau ertrie Der
arr1e guglif bate beina1e Die 9ant
bageloHen. Die Hduber fdufen ndiimz
lid IN Die !6Dihle hinein, nurin er iid
nerifedt batte- Cine Rugel pfiff Tim
gong bibt am Rupfe boriber1.
9bglein Der @ebanfe, baB mir bei1
nahe az MDroern geipDroen paren,
nid4ts @rbeiternbes an 4 battle,
fDnnten mir mod INNER pDr 2ahen
niht fpred5eH.
Wir paren alp fHiir eine Riduber=
banbe gebalten morben unb batten bic
aan5e geeenb IN 5dreden perfebt.
nnb u~nferfeits paren pir, iieben
Wann farf, bDr Dem .Hfduber1 Pug<
lift babongelaufen.
Npd 1nrge fprnd man in benz einz
fan1en Sol bn1 biefer Hdubergef9idz
Il, nie mir auerf Dor ben eire11
M1nn unb auleRt Dor u11s felber ba<
bnngelaufen naren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
st. Beneoicts
: =

81. Suiepb, Stearns &c., Mitnn.
Sine Ser beiten Mnitattea sar bSbe.
rra s5dterersie1nus I'm gansen
NprSuefeu. llnterridltet IN bentfdler,
engliider nnb frans6fider Sprade,
steuographie, sspeturitins, Sud-
fi6ren, Gnif, Asalen, SUDDEN nns
ueibIide Sanoarbeiten. Hribat5lm
nler, NIT alien mu0eruen 8eqneultd.
feiten ansgeitattet, aeben ben 5Ss.
Iinsen str gerfag1na. Nit sbiseal
Snifitnfe iif cine Gdnie fur anahtn
bpn 6 Sis IL Sabreu Berbaa6en. Me.
aen Na1erem ueu0e man I'd an
Siiter Direetrcb. q. 8. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

Ser &ise6irtftpr Der Sirtinifdea
4apeIe bnf nnuIid IN Abrebe gefteM,
.baB 0ieier beriibHntp Sdingerd9or cine
.Sour brrb Mnnerifn MAIDEN uiro.
.9uB Elm r6niher g1or oie Ser.
aGtaaten bef1den Diro, ngt er, 1T
.8nffnde. giefer s~dngerperein geb6rt
aber nidf Ser 5irtiniiden Rapele an,
audi baben feline NaiitgIieoer feinqrIei
gerbinbung nit br. 9ieie 5dnger
.1ino MaitgIieoer Der gb6re Ser Dorz
nebn1ften 8dfiIifen Homs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
rMd oen1 5feden bot mid mel
Bater nHneI 6urd'priigeH-dnb'
bob ih fei1e1r gub'H bab'l@


st efaurnnt gaft:
.gor 3tDei 5t1n1oen babe id dion
&aIbsfopf beiteM, GribI
&eIIner: r5e mHiffen enfdul6i-
ger, id babe beufe gnn8 ben 4opf
herIoren
@aff: Stun, Damn brfngen sic
min ettpas nnberest
G g rnm. 81: rNei.l i'd
neroe es ME btIoen, BOB @eiddfft5s<
Iente II unIeren Stub fommenr
s.: n@arum oeun nidff2s
ST.: .8eiI i'd TO dion ale Neiiibbe
babe, meiren @ld1bigern aus Dem
@ege at geben-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
GneIano mi 1ranfrei& be6en e.

GnsIan6 mi a1ranfrei4 5a6en &C.
reits pie6er 8cnflIarbienf III oe1t-
9en 9nferr n10 9nr1eIsifdoten EN-.
geridfet S1 @afhi11gto11 nber fpridf
man inr1ner nod bon ben 5dtDierie-
feiten, be iidJ Ser aiidffebr III ben 33H-
ltanoen, tpie ffiie Dor DEM 4riege BE-
fanoen, eirtgegenfteHen. uro oodl
4fonten, mag GngIan0 urlb Jrnrfrpih
f6n1e11, mir audi f0Ir11en. 81 If Of
enfun0ia onB befonoerg England be-
miiG III, m6gIidft fhneH Die 9anDas
Ib~e5ieblingen nit D~eutfd3ln1D nieoer
|a~r5ufnnpffpn, uno ie LANCER mn 5a1l-
bern, basfeIR az Inn, oefo CROKER
:wir6 gngIanos 8orfpr1ng uno unfer
sSdaoen mernen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

81 ben eItemenfen Der
Reid,en fnloet man oH oe AbrefJ.
uall1g i'll gennIene SreiloeH mn
erolIoefe 2ei0elf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Die
|9fafignng Sfuofris,
gon u. S.
.Mlfp b~ortpdrts!s

unh bnfn 6urhs @effruDD. 3unetIeH
burh fhnftiae Ruifouienipdiber md
6ildtem nnterhoIa: baun nieoer iber
Sc M6bdnae. auf Sic Sic COME @is
aiIiens mitIeihslps hernbbrunnte,
ginnnl fomen mir an cine Mr1
sreppe. nebeu ser bie 6ereutreppe in
nnra ME Elm Wiefenpfob eriheiut,
Gennlfine gteine bilheten Bic Gtufen:
fein Naunt IN Der Ndhe. feiu gah;
badeoe1 ~ beibeu @eiteu niebriae
Meinberasn1nuern. Sic bos Gnbe nidi
nbiehen fieEen. Nodpeu1 mir SIC
Gtnfen bei1ohe cine gtunbe lana
binnmfoe}prnnoen iporen. aielten mir
erfh5nff an einer Menouno al unb
frnaten. Of es Md Ionae 70 fprt
ninae. Mei her Mnttpprf Ser Hnner11.
mir {eien fhpn ettnas iber Sic .6dffte.
INN ma lie Mer{udbnnn nm. fntf
h;e ;ibrine !ha1ffe meier hiua11f lie6er
hie erHe mieber hinu11teranfprinaen:
bnh mir blieben ffnn6boff urb febtea
hie GprinnnrnaeHinn fnrf.
Go morberfen MIR fmnf .@tunbeu
ronu pbne cine einaioe site ooer
nuh MIR ein menffIihes Wefen nnau<
treff.m. ;;herom Is fiefHe Ginfon,Ypif
ME n len nodn1pen p6nIeih So
Mhhanne Hrpdentneife fnffiniert NM
rem; SIC Baueru fpmmeu nur our
as;f her Goat mn her Grnte mi ein
neor Sooe ,herars mir ffefterten
fiber efe7feu binfnen. bie 1ebhnft an
sic Martiuspanb erinnerten.
gnblid fahen mir Cen brett ibers
fprinaenbeu @ipfel oes Monte Geuz
beri bidt Dor uns; UNI ben IeBten,
febr feileu Sell bes Beae3 mu6elos
auridaulegeu, rofeten nir ei11en Muz
aenblid uab fdouteu betpunbernb mad
Dem Netua Sin, Der idneeig bera6ers
fdimmerte.
30. mas 1T oas bort nbeu, elm
Mann pber elm Sier21 rief auf einz
nal gormela, sic eipiq unrubige. ~
rem Batter an.
Ridttg, auf benz fdarf ge8adteul
Ranbe Der Gipfelfldde aeihneten f9
BITE umri1e zines Mannes ahi er trug
einen breitrnnbigen Sdlapp6ut unb
bielt Elm geDe1r in ben 9dnben; nuh
mar fein 3peifel, bob e uas beobz
adtefe, Ddhreno e. langfam auf uI1o
ab fdrttt. Nad fur5er Bau1e r1eten
o1e Buuern n1e aus e111efI WunDe:
.Maaoonna fanta, Hd11berr Niteh
iberfiel BET benz bloBer 2aut Nduber
cine 1olde 9dfpdd7e, Dab m MID
an ben 5eifen nnlebnen m11Bte. SD
butte ni1t ei1n1al pegIaufen tDnrerr.
-Ber ipeiB, pb bas nid9t EN- harn1lo<
Tee 5pnalergdnger 1T, ffagte ct. un1
mir 5afung go gebeH, Inb IN Der
9offnuna, man tDirbe mir 5%uffin1n1er.
Sin Wann IN furaem BOD nit
Md11fen 9nopfen u11b BEN beriidfigz
ten 59Iappbmt feAt nibt gerabe mad
eiuem 6pasiergdnser aus nurbe mir
Sffr Ntfff1nrf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

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~ - 49,, ar.ss., Mss,.
g .s.asa. ga. ln.sn q. .A.e as,a,.anh
a ..u1a wv s asg ~ .gas MN ~ 1870 - m ~
~. s;.,s 1 60 y sp;f5sr o,,ft
ssl n.. 10 e. a,,a1 "a MIS- ..sa4.n
s sa.sss
s ~. ,n,a h.rnah ,,,n, sr;;h-
a#s 49, s fdsas oh sr ?asash
rn5 asIsh'nins s' I, IN. arntt,n NM
sI-sIg,n55aItsa b;nsin h,nit nis q,1ras
gss' Ina =. ar;,,n.n Ia,,.rfsn ,,,aa
81 s.1sI.;; a =; S;.Ifs. mn
r;5t bs-n,.sss,.sn
G.r 5-aas,a,,,,t. g5niosnoraH nm
~, n,,r ssr 1aaIs. ma,,,s ,.ns sis
ar,.rs.ra,.r, Tsr;cassI;shs, n,,,rns
"a 1870 @5I,.nf;r;,,fst mr.
8 elmer Ser Nn,1ern hieIf Wnhe M
hem = bInb hen Rnpf iiber hen aanb
her Mertiefunn bina,1sHredte.
On aoh "a ipine Mo~nnorhn,fnn MIR
fe;nen Serrruz mn 4nehfefiish: M
iriarhnfHh fohen mir nm nos nrsae<
hrsifsfe sIhf,Ih her,1n. 9ie gnIoni
81 nennt mnn IL GntsanaphiSriaen
tnoren Scr G6rr ber sifhaennHen'
fhoff miirbin mefn ssriihFid hnffe
~ ) ne11em gelenen6eit ihren Mn-
HanS ibre nnoebnrene seinheif n Be-.
in11nbern. Mahrenb ib eben bebod5z
+ mieni,fe @enernfinuen bDdaaebilbez
Ter menfhen mobl bnan oe66rf hatte1.
5olde sppe11 40 fdaffeu. sic nod
iobrfnufenbInnaer WernnhlGhiouna
nnb Oienifbarieiit fd, mod INNER ME
herren beuehmer. {Qate einer bon ihz
mem. Ser Gfefono: Menn ieBt Sic.
Sic emf sen 8alnH betpphnf haben.
1rnter uns freten unb ibr Qeben eradb.
Ten f6nnten!!4
al. st;nnn,.r nor Meroonoenheit
t,,,rhsr 1a,,t nm ma berrna. Wiei<
leidhtt perFeben Naturfinber auf ibreul
eioenen grimm nnb Boben lie an be-
Hen: unb ie reis6er Sic NeraonaeuAeit.
beifp reifher ihr unbetpuktes 5eelenz
Iebeu. esa tpnnte pieoer an mir felbf
benbohfen pie fehr bie Merffhdaura
Ser herenifd : rDmifhen Rultur u11@
fer 8epuRtlein beherrfdt uno ME tief
Sic ueberaeuauna puraeIt. boB Sic
N{nhe AZ Sic .R6rberfprr1en bout:
min fam es Sic dorae 9eit Iber Dor,
als fei1 ilb n geaenlpnrf autifer Mthe.
nie1fer ST. efn 9nnberibrnd6 bonnie.
ssh erHonnte iebesmal ON nenem nie
;S;hsr etfnos M~atnrtnihrines me1ru
urein 9eo1eiter hnrfh unb befe6lenb
al linen fprod1: befpnoers peun bar111
Ser augeIprpdene mil feinem 2ddeln
cine IDflidle Muttport aah. Meine Be
rahfunqen tpuroen balo unterbrodm.
sMir ffdeiut. briben aug Der Spalte
fnn1mt5 man9mm lDie EN- Sept herz
aus ffngfe unfere Made.
@ldfer. 1Infden, Brpte, Wnrffe,
oues rplte burheiaa1oer, De1aI1 if
NOR ppr Sdred aufqefprungen unb
hattie bias SHdtud m~itge5ogen. Nur
Elm Wunfh befeelfe mid nod. fort
aus Ser Rd6e Der un1eimliden @po<
ten. 81.
Inn uuferem NIdaua enre,1 militia
ridden 4nffriih Az aeben, fdofen mir
nod eiun1al Ia BE Quft. SIS fnante
berrlid.
Mie mir iHber Sic qefahrliden @telz
len neqqefommeu, nltBfe nadbber me-
mnrb AZ faaen; phne ollie flogen nfir
nlr 70 bara6er. Wie elmer bod bic
fludt be6enb unb nagehalfg mad5tt!!
Gnh1;;h Houhe1 MIR nieber an Ser
6pr,ntrepte 0n 81 @efabr hinfer
ma $, Iifaer {hirn roffetsu MI nnb
aab,n ma ber aeiferfeit "a.
AZ. corr, n,or ranoH unt,ro,onuz
o.s IA m;r rat.r sion M3 rnn
Msh a;e 'gt,,f,n hin,,fer{pranaen,
g5s;, asa1eit,r hotts sinen nrn6oTfi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
fir DIE hine.

Geeier an sn
elmer fIa1en 4ffnune IdBbt man Diinne
5pedfdeiben gelb nernen, uno omar
. Diel, DaB fd reiebIi9 dett ii Der
Yfnnne biIneu lam. Nun fhneihet
man 10 Diel reife somater. ME maH
Gebeier haben mill, ii bide @heiben
unb belegt ben 9onen Der Yfanne
bnH1it. Nadnem pie 5omoteufI9deiz
ben nuf 6eiben 5eiten gut eurhgez
biiiinffttet E11n. fdldg man bic Gier ii
nte Yfarne uun ldBt fe eff neroen.
Man ad9te barauf, baB @ bic los
matenfdeibeu niht am goDen s
feBen, mas man Durd reidlid 6ett
er3ieIen ta1,n. Mh etnns @efdidz
lId1eit Idiibt Fdb Das @eridt IL eiiuem
Slid bon Der 9fnnne auf cine er.
ndrn1te fInde SdIf5eI 6inaberbriHs
gen. Man Tam bic Spn1atensges
eier nit ~gerieberlen parH1efantdfe Dc.
freueu:
Spmaten nit Matfnr0ni
Sin Yafet Maffarpni mirb N 5ullz
lnnge S5ttIide gebrDdeu, Diefe nerben
ii f9Doh gefal3enes, tpdenOes Hal
fee qeuprfen uni, neu1 fe mad Gina
einer Stunoe gur .finb, auf Elm Sieb
gum Mbtropfen gef9uttet. 5 bis 6
reife, groBe Somaten ff9neiDet man
IN fleinere Gtade unb oiinffet fe nit
einem Std Butter ooer annerem
guten Gett I'M eigene1 Gaft Hade
BEN Id reidGd Brittle gebilbet bat,
fdattet man bic n~bsetropften Mat.
farpni baau, ffreut cine Mefferfpise
Nfeffer, ner1n n0'tig, mod ettpas @ala
boron unb ridtet, tpenn alles gut
D~urd9ge6ist unD DermifM II, auf es
ner 5eiBen. fladen @daffeI an 9aun
legt man ei11en Rrnn5 uon ITEM sc.
dHhtenem roben 94iufen nm ben
Ranb unb beftreut Das geridt mil
gehodter frifder YeterIlie.
@efanittene 8urfeH ein<
gemadt. Maan ndhlt bier5n g
@urten bon Der @r0Be Der Dill
eurte, ndfdat ne mn birfet ne
grinblid ab, UNI Re s Stunoen ODER
iiber Nadt IN taltem Baffer liegen
3u laffen. Am Morsen fdneioet
man Die abgetrDdneten @urteu unz
gefddlt IN mefferbide @deiben ur1b
nirft nlr bic unterffe uno pberffe
Gdeibe meg. Aud fdneipet man
au0lf qroBe gefddlte 3Diebeln IN
5deiben, unb alpar Der 2dnge Der
3niebeln mad, unD gibt Die{e nit
Sen qe{duitteneu @urten IN cine
gduffei, bic nidt aus BIed fem
bari. ueber bic @urfen< uun 3mie>
beHdeibeu Hreut man tuapp cine
baIbe 5af1e Sail urD lddBt oies, gut
umqeriibrt, aeraDe cine @tunpe FEE
ben. Mon aiebt bic 2afe ni1t al.
ionnern briuat Die @1rfen unD s3,pie,
beIn mil per5elben unp plgenDen gu,
taten IL einen peiben aefiel AUS
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21
WALES MINES

A. P. Rowe was Bonnie Terre Wis
itor Thursday.
Miss Ada Heaton visited hen sis
ter, Mrs. H. c. Rhodes, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Edith Rowe, who has been Wis
iting relative in St. Louis, returned to
her home here Wednesday evening.
Bud Riddle was a Bonnie Terre Wis
itor Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Stated, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Rhodes and daughter, Eva
Belle, were guests at the home of VIM.
f. Heaton Saturday and Sunday.
j. Harverstick was a Bonnie Terrc
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Fowler and daughter,
Hazel Cole, and Miss Bette Tucker
Of Bonnie Terre visited at the home of
j. L. Richardson the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Nash were
Bonnie Terre visitors Saturday.
Miss Sally Sonar visited relatives
at Frankclay the latter part of the
week.
Miss Bessie Reed visited her parents
at Plattin from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Martha Horn of Bonnie Terre
visited relatives here Sunday.
Misses Mullen Bethel and Eta
Hawk were guests at the home Of
VIM. E. Heaton Sunday.
Miss Laura Thurman of Bonnie
Terre visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Thurman, at Silver
Springs Sunday.
VIM. Terry of st. Louis is visiting
relatives here this week.
Ceve and Edw McClain of Bonnie
Terre were Wales Mines visitors Sun
day.
A. ]. Stated and wife were Desc
to visitors Wednesday.
Blacklegoids and Injectors at Laak-
mans Drug Store.
Edw. Heaton visited his sister, Mrs.
H. C. Rhodes, Sunday evening.
VIM. Dougherty of Bonnie Terre Wis
tied at the home of W. P. Whitesell
Sunday.
Henry Turley was a Desoto visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. C. Rhodes and daughter
left Tuesday for few days visit with
relatives at Bessville and Marquand.
Miss Gladys Stroupe spent the
weekend with her parents at Bonnie
Terre.
Misses Ada, Elsie. Olga Heaton and
Mullin Hawk were Silver Springs Wis
itors Sunday evening.
Several from here attended the B.
Y. p U. at Prospect Sunday night.
Mrs. Fannie Appleberry and daugh-
ter, Hattie, of near Silver Springs
were Wales Mines visitors Tuesday
evening.
H. c. Rhodes visited at the home of
VIM. E. Heaton Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21
ROUTE 3

Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Golfer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Rodgers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Waugh and sons,
Allen and Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Waugh and daughter, Viola, spent
Sunday with Joe Watts and family.
Miss Rccva Boyd spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jennie Cowley.
Blacklegoids and Injectors at Laak-
mans Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Allen and
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday after
noon with Frank Harter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
daughter, Jessie, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. Nancy
Evans.
Miss Elsie May spent from Friday
until Sunday with Miss Iva Mcdaniel.
Joseph Thomure and mother spent
Saturday night with Ed Mcdaniel and
family.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Gregory and chill
dren spent Sunday with Noah Counts
and family.
Rev. w. E. Golfer left Wednesday
for Arkansas to visit his son, Elmer
Golfer, and family.
Mr.. end Mrs. Berton Jones, Misses
Reeva Boyd, Thlitha and Thelma
Hammers and Mrs. Jennie Cowley;
Jess Feezor, Orvall Harter and Car
ter Hammers of this route attended
church in Pennington last Sunday
night.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21

take the baths for seevral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mclean ar
rived here from Beulah, N. D., last
Saturday for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huff.
Mrs. z. Welker and little daughter
spent several days last week with
friends at Oran.
Miss Mary Matkin of Flat River
was guest of Miss Blanche Beard the
weekend
Rev. VIM. England and wife have
had for their guest the past week his
mother, of Illinois. Rev. England re-
turned with her, spending a few days
at his old home and returning Friday.
Misses Mary Ramsey aand Georgia
Matkin were entertaining friends
from Batesville the weekend.
E. A. Beard and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with friends at Doe Run.
Dr.. Gale made a professional visit
to Leeper Monday night.
l.. N. Beard and family spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry at Es-
ther.
Robert Hodkins and Edw. Eversole
of Caledonia were in Bismarck Sun
day.
W. C. Creager is home from Marked
Tree, Ark, for a few days visit with
home folks.
VIM. Gale and Rolla Garrett were
Pennington visitors Saturday.
Six members of the w. w. F. Club
hiked to Irondale Saturday afternoon,
returning on train No. "a that night.
The distance, which is about six miles,
was made in one hour and forty min
utes. Those enjoying the outing were:
Misses Mary Devine, Fern Hughes,
Edith Ochler, Ruth Creager, Hyacinth
Davidson and Lulu Hansbrough.
A man by the name of Vines, and
whose home is at Bunker, was bum
ming his way from Potosi Sunday
night on No. 81, when he lost his bal
ance and fell under the cars. Both
legs were cut entirely off and he re-
ceived bruises about the head and
back. He was taken to DR.. Gales Of
flee, where he was cared for until his
father came after him Monday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21
CHESTNUT RIDGE

The protracted meeting at the
Ridge still continues and we hear
there have been quite a number of
conversions. May the good work con-
tinue until many souls are saved.
There have been thirteen additions to
the church.
Jim Wallace of Esther, now the
watkins man., was canvassing on
Route this week.
Mrs. Bert of st. Louis spent last
Sunday night with Mrs. Minnie Bur-
CESS.
Ressie Hawn has built an addition
to his home.
Blacklegoids and Injectors at Laak-
mans Drug Store.
Mrs. Tom Marks and little daugh-
ter, Loretta, are visiting relatives in
Alton, Ill.
Albert Doss of st. Louis visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Doss, last
week and he writes since his return
to the city that he has secured a po-
sition on street car.
Louis Wigger went to the hospital
last Thursday and his wife and chill
dren have. gone to Arkansas to her
people.
VIM. Feezor has just completed a
new machine shed.
Little Joe Grader has been afflicted
with rheumatism for three weeks, but
is better at present.
S. G. Counts attended church SER
vices at Pleasant Hill last Saturday
and Sunday, it being sacrament and
foot-washing season. He remained
and visited friends and relatives and
visited his old homestead, where he
lived with his mother seventy years
ago. There still remains an apple
tree which bore fruit this season.
This is supposed to be the oldest tree
in the county. A playhouse which
was built by s. G. Counts and his
niece, Caroline Faulkner, and older
brother, Lacy, is still there, in part.
1t was made with large stones for the
walls with boards laid across for
roof. This was a dear spot to his
memory. S. G. is the only one of his
family living. He then went to the
home Of M. T. Henderson and to his
niece's, Mrs. Minnie Burgess, and the
last of the week went to Charleston
to spend couple of months with his
son, Frank.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21
KNOB LICK

tReceived too late Tor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wines spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wells.
Everett Anderson returned home
Sunday, having received his honorable
discharge from army service.
Everett Marshall and cousin, Mary
Marshall were Pennington visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. d. Wells spent last Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. C. w. Marshall.
Miss Birdie zimmerman was shopping
in Knob Lick Monday.
j. d. Wells returned home from St.
Louis Sunday.
Mrs. C. W. Marshall was guest of
Mrs. Biggs Sunday.
Misses Lora and Lena Clark spent
Sunday afternoon with Ina Martin.
Miss Minnie Lemon of Pennington
spent Sunday with home folks.
Thos. Skinner and sister, Jessie,
were Pennington visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wells spent Monday
night with Mrs. Joe Chapman.
Mrs. Julia Lynn and Mrs. Mary
Black visited relatives in Flat River
Saturday.
Miss Mary Clark of Flat River spent
Tuesday night with home folks.
Mrs. j. d. Wells and Miss Lena
Wells were guests of Mrs. Biggs
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ALI Clark was guest of Mrs.
Joe Chapman Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lynn spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Biggs.
Mrs. Bayless of Glen Allen spent
the weekend with relatives in Knob
Lick.
VIM. Lennon of Route 3 was a
Knob Lick visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Black and
family of Flat River spent Tuesday
night with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Garrett.
Ed Biggs and Mrs. Chas. Marshall
spent Sunday afternoon with the lat
ter's daughter, Mrs. =. d. Wells.
Mrs. VIM. Wells returned home
monday, after few Gays visit in St.
Louis.
Those attending the parade in
Pennington from here, Tuesday, were:
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Lynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry OBannon, Mary Marshall.
Jessie Skinner, Grover O'Bannon, Tom
and Everett Marshall, Mr.. Theodore
Anderson and son, Everett, Mr.. AL
bert Hutchings, Tom Skinner and Mr..
Henry Zimmerman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-11-21

Ferman Moon was a Bonnie Terre
visitor Monday.
W. ID. Roberts transacted business
in Bonne Tcrre the fore part of the
week.
Miss Moon was q visitor at the home
Of L. H. Cash Monday.
Dan Pettes transacted business in
Desloge Tuesday morning.
Miss Hazel Murphy was guest at
the home of Lewis Lawson Monday
night.
Thos. Holdman of near Melzo was a
Bonnie Terre visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Moon and daughter,
Miss Nellie, spent Tuesday at the
home of L. H. Cash.
Mrs. w. d. Roberts spent the fore
part of the week in Bonnie Terre, Wis
iting friends and relatives.
d. O'Sullivan and j. O'Sullivan are
in the butchering business at this writ
ing.
Miss Ethel Whittier, who has been
visiting friends near Blackwell, has
returned home.
Gathering corn and hauling wood is
the order of the day.
Elmer Rawson was business Wis
itor in Bonnie Terre Tuesday.
Albert Jones of Melzo motored 20
Bonne Terre Tuesday.
Saturday and Sunday will be the
regular church days at the 4. NJ. 3.
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Lawson of near
Melzo spent one day last week at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Snyder of Bonnie
Terre have moved here with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sny-
der.
Jack Demier and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Cash of Bonnie Terre
have moved onto the Jones farm near
here. VIM. Pettes, who formerly liv-
ed on the farm, has moved to Bonnie
Terre, where he and his brother, Jake,
are in the mercantile business.
Miss Myrtle Cash of near Big River
was a visitor at the home of L. Cash
Tuesday.
Mr.. Holdman of near Melzo was a
business visitor in Bonnie Terre one
day the fore part of the week.