The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-18
ElYINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hulsey started
Wednesday for Oklahoma. They went
by way of Webb City. where they will
stay a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Leonard have
returned to their home in Crystal
City, after few days visit with rel
atives here.
Miss Ruth 0'Heeron went to Cape
Girardeau the last of the week to at
tend college.
Mrs. Hy Ruhl went to Flat River
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Jim
Maxon.
Joe Hicks and Ed Pogue, who have
been working here, returned to their
homes in Fredericktown Friday.
They expect to go to Detroit soon.
Miss Mabel LovVorn. who was en-
ployed as substitute teacher in our
school the past year and who has a
position as teacher here next year, left
Saturday for Cape Girardeau to en-
roll as a student in the State Normal.
Willard McCutcheon has resigned
his position as delivery man for Mill
er's store.
Joe Diemer returned home the lat
ter part of last week, after spending
seevral weeks in Kansas City, where
he attended the Unde1takers' Conven-
ton and visited relatives. While
there he entered hospital and under
went an operation, from which he has
fully recovered and is enjoying i'm
proved health.
Gus Teafcr is on the sick list.
Mrs. Oscar Gray and children are
on the sick list with measles.
Frank Redman returned home
Thursday from st. Louis, where he
has been employed.
Miss Jessie May Tdwell left last
week for Kansas City. where she eX-
poets to spend the summer, visiting
her grand parents.
Mrs. J. Thompson went to ST. Louis
last week and spent few days with
her sisters, Misses Martha and Maud
Runs.
Miss Anna RocgneT, who is en-
ployed as saleslady in Klein's store,
was on the sicl, list last week.
Misses Winifred Florence Lewis
left Saturday for Cape Girardeau to
attend the summer term Of the State |
Normal.
NIr. and Mrs. Ghes. Ridgcway and !
son, Claud, Of Madison, ILL.,, are
spending the week here as guests Of ,
their uncle and auuC. Mr.. and Mrs, c.
II, EIsman,
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Wolfe Of Ok
Iahoma are here visiting relatives and |
friends.
Miss Nellie Black went to Cape .
Girardcau, where she will attend the ,
summer term Of The State Normal. /
Miss Nellie taught the Pleasant Val |
ley school last year, but will teach in
the EIvins school the coming term.
Mrs. Willard Church and Ms.
Claud Evans were business visitors
in Flat River Friday Of last week.
Misses Nellie Black and Minnie
Critiser were business visitors in
Pennington Friday afternoon of last
week.
Miss Mayme White, whose home is
in Esther and who has been teaching /
in our schools the past three terms,
has gone to Cape Girardeau to en-
roll in tie State Normal.
Lee Husltey and son, Raymond who
are employed in st. Louis, spent sew
eral days here the past week visiting
home folks.
Miss Augusta Thurman, who is a
teacher in the Desloge school, left the
latter part of last week for Cape Gil
rardeau to enter State Normal.
John Ham and little daughter, Ola,
Of St. Louis, were guests here the
first of the weel, Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
c. Crabdree. They came here from
Bismarck, where they visited rela-
tives. They also visited in Bonnie !
Terrc before returning to their home :
in st. Louis. Il
Miss Lucy Sweeney spent Friday
Of last week in Esther visiting {
friends.
Sarah Elizabeth, the five-months-
Did daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fisher, is seriously i'll. The little one
vas taken to the Bonnie Terrc hospi- G
al last week. v
Mrs. Maurer, accompanied by her G
title grandson, Billie, and by Bud
Forshee, spent Tuesday in Desloge O
he guest Of Mrs. Neppsattel. 7
Little Miss Helen Evans of Farm
ngton spent last week with her cou- \
in, Milbrey Howell. f