The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-12-05
= COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE =:

Ruin MCClaHNanaH, mildred Duflf-
master, Marie Brewer, Beulah Fraser,
Gladys Gideon, Edith Tetley, Grace
Wallace, Lucy Kinzer, Katherine and
Mary Longgrear; Messrs. Fred SUIT
,erfield, Brabson Cecil, Ernest Hous-
err, Geo Rohrback, Ralph Haney,
Oran Murphy, Ernest Fitzpatrick,
James Golf, Hubert McAnally, Far
rel Burns, Mills DeGuire, Neil and
Paul Rasbolt, Tom Barnett, James
Newcomb. Miss Vera Humphrey
and Miss Pearl Phillips were chap
erons. All reported the Seniors being
excellent entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kirkland were
Pennington visitors Sunday.
Miss Hester White, who is attend
ing Columbia University, spent the lat
ter part of the week with her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. J. u. White.
The Sophomore cooking class of our
High School entertained with a lunch
con last Wednesday. The pupils
mothers were present.
Mrs. VIM. Cunningham was Bonnie
Terre visitor Sunday.
Howard Jones and son, Otis, came
here Tuesday on a short visit with
friends and relatives. They will make
their home in Arizona.
Geo. Faber was a Flat River visit
or Sunday.
Bill Gale of Bismarck visited
friends in Flat River Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Wilson and Earl
Montgomery were Pennington visit
ors Friday.
Miss Nell Thomson of Farming
ton was guest of Mary Mitchell the
latter part Of the week.
Misses Vera Silsby and Mary Mitch
ell entertained a number Of their
friends Friday evening in honor of
Miss Nell Thomasson, who is leaving
next month for Arkansas. The eve
! ming was spent in playing many in
door games. The house was beauti-
fully decorated and the color scheme
carried out in the refreshments. Those
present were: Misses Lizzie Rinke,
Nell Thomasson, Elsie Silvey, lila
Silsby, Elsie Schlick, Iva Haney,
Thelma Bergman, Betty Jane Rus
sell, LA Abshier, Ada Browning, Vera
Silsby and Mary Mitchell; Walter
Bouchard, Fred Sutterfeld, Opal Wool
ford, Fred Silsby of Flat River, War
rem Belknap, Harry Williams, Walter
Schramm, Harley Knowles, Alvin
Ship, Fred Schramm of Farming
ton. All departed at late hour, hav-
ing spent a very joyous evening.
Misses Eva Lewis and Blanche Fra
ser were Desloge visitors Sunday.
Miss Ethel Carver was an out-of-
town visitor Monday.
Shelby Lyons, Clyde Phillips, Cloud
Cole and Bryan Murrill were Flat
! River visitors Thursday.
Shelton Bryan, Hershel Cole, Mar.
win Campbell of Desloge were Flat
River callers Sunday.
j. C. Knowles of Pennington was
a Flat River visitor Thursday.
Miss Ruby Covington Of Bonnie
Terre was a Flat River visitor Friday
Tom Barnett visited relatives il
Bonnie Terre Sunday.
Miss Edith Mitchell was an Elvin
visitor, Tuesday.
Misses Elsie Schlick and Iva Hane.
were shopping in Pennington Wednes
day.
DR.. English is on the sick list.
Harley Knowles, Avian Ship ant
Walter Schramm and Warren Belk
nap were Flat River visitors Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Boyd and children u
Avon returned home Friday, afte
LAYING spent few days here will
relatives.
w. Z. Bennick, who is attending ;
law school in st. Louis, spent Sunda.
in Elvns with his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. T. d. Bennick. He also visitet
friends here in Fiat River.
Miss Mayme White Of Esther wa
a shopper here Saturday.
H. NJ. O'Bannon of Pennington wa
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Misses Virgie Martin, Osa Bess
Stella Oster and Francis Willard spen
the first of the week in Doe Run Wis
iting friends.
W. R. Springer of st. Louis was
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Warren Belknap, Elmo Silvey, Wal
ter Tiffany, Mac Denman and Shelb,
Lyons of Pennington were Flat Rive
visitors Sunday.
j. Boyd visited at the home of Gran
Reece in Elvins Wednesday.
Harry Ward and Paul Papin o
Desloge were Flat River visitors Sun
day.
Misses Selma Sample and Georgi
Highley of St. Louis visited friend
and relatives here Saturday and Sun
day.
r. S. Morgan of Dee Run transact
ed business here Sunday with the Do
Run Lead Co. He is overseer of tn
drills for that company.
J Mrs. l.. E. Pierson of River Rouge