The Farmington times., 1921-08-19

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relatives at Irondale over Sunday.
J. M. Appleberry, of Silver Springs
visited his son, pr. D. Appleberry,
here Sunday. -
Miss Marguerite Taylor is visiting
relatives at DeSoto this week. HI
j. r. Taylor and wife were visiting
their son at DeSoto Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Blunt, of Desloge, acconis
panied them.
Mrs. H. L. Stapp, who has been visS
iting her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Rams
sey, at st. Louis for the past two
weeks, returned home Sunday.
l.. H. Penberthy and family, of ST.
Louis, drove down and spent Sunday
with his brother, Chas. Penberthy
Otis johnson, who is working at st.
Louis, was here visiting relatives Sum
day.
Miss Lois Goodin, Of Desloge, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
P. Goodin, Sunday.
Miss Beulah Boyer, who has been
attending the Teachers Training
School at Cape Girardeau, returned
home here Saturday. Miss Buelah
VIII IeacH az riaHhSiay hic SoA'6
year. =.
Misses Marion Mckenzie, Lucille
Smith and Madeline Zimmerman, who
have been attending the Teachers
Training School at Cape Girardeau,
returned home here Saturday. Miss
Mckenzie will teach this year in one
of the st. Louis schools, Miss Smith
will teach here in the grade school,
and Miss Zimmerman has not yet de-
cided just where she will teach this
year. !.
Hazel, the 9-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. MCGEE, died at her
home here Aug. 18th. 1921. She had
been in poor health for more than q
year, and everything that medical
skill could do was done for her. She
was in hospital at St. Louis for sew
eral months, but nothing could be done
to restore her to health. Hazel was
an exceptionally bright and sweet lit
tie girl, and her departure brings deep
sadness to her family and many
friends. The funeral was held at the
Baptist church Tuesday, and inter-
ment at the Bonne Terre cemetery.
Our mutual friend, Doc VanLear, is
taking two-weeks vacation from the
Cash and Carry store, of which he is
manager. Dock says he expects to
put in part Of his vacation this year
fishing out in Washington county.
Last year he spent his vacation on
his front porch, and the folks joked
him so much about initiating Mr.!
Harding that this year he is going TO.
get away out in Washington county
for fear that someone might accuse
him Of being a Republican.
J.;,A. Robinson and son, of lrondale,
were here attending church Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Kemp and children
have gone to Patton, Mo- to visit rel
atives for afew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Kirkpatrick were
at Bonne Terre Sunday attending the
golden wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Kirkpatrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L.. Stewart.
s. e. Williams and w. T. Scott
transacted business at Elvins Tuesday.
VIM. Jahncke and two sons arrived
here Sunday from Germany. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jahncke were recently married
while he was on a visit to his native
country, and this is their first time to
be in the good old u. s. A.
A truck load Of members Of the
Baptist church here motored to Area
dia Heights Monday to attend the
Baptist Assembly at that place.
Mr.. and MrE A. G.. Varenkamp,
former residents of this place, but
now living in st. Louis, passed through
here last Saturday on their way to
Irondale, to visit Mr.. Varhenkamp's
mother.
T. M. Dotson is visiting relatives at
DeSoto and st. Louis for few days
in order to recuperate his health and
take much needed rest.