The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-11-04
FLAT RIVER

DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Williams and
daughter, Miss Nelliee, attended the
basket ball game in Bonnie Terre Sat-
urday.
Misses Frances McMinn, Iva Haney
and Elsie Schlick were Leadwood Wis
itc1s intrsuay alg6t.:
Miss Ruby Smith, of Fredericktown,
is spending this week here the guest
of her cousin, Miss Allean Male.
Jos. Falk and John Ney, of Bonnie
Terre, were Flat River visitors Sat-
urday.
Earl Scott was a Pennington visit
OF Sunday.
Frank Simpson was Desloge Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hicks and
daughters, of Pennington, spent Sun
day here with their daughter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Brewer.
Mrs. T. A. Brewer went to St.
! Louis the middle CT the week and will
spend several days visiting relatives.
Arley Murray and B. B. Cahoon, of
Fredericktown, visited friends here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Belknap, of
DISLidlCh, dIteIluSu Tile HluSlCdl mere
Friday.
Harry Schurmeyer, of Desloge,
was Flat River visitor Tuesday.
Sammy Emerson was Desloge
visitor Sunday.
Drs. Williams and Haney spent last
Friday near Coffman, hunting.
The Flat River girls journeyed to
Leadwood Friday night and defeated
their girls in a game of basket ball by
the score Of 48 to 8. The Flat River
team was composed of Bessie Mosier,
Nellie Williams, Allean Male, Fannie
Wildly, Claire Brown, Irene Dudley,
Margaret Justice, Ora Robinson and
Elsie Silvey.
Miss Belva Watts, who is employed
by DR.. F. L. Keith, spent the latter
part of last week in Bonnie Terre at
the hospital, taking special course
in nursing.
Misses Alice Marsh, Mariana Cecil,
Bessie Mosier and Allean Male and
Ruby Smith. of Fredericktown, went
on a weiner roast Saturday might and,
report splendid time.
Mrs. f. Gault. of Bismarck, spent,
Saturday and Sunday here visiting
her sister, Miss Altha Pierson, who
is attending school here.
George Karsch resigned his posi-
ton as vice-president of the Miners
& Merchants Bank. Mr. Karsch has
been in the service of the bank for
eleven years and for the past three
years served as vice president. ]. R.
Thompson, who has been in the Bis
marck bank for the past fifteen years,
will succeed Mr.. Karsch.
Miss Mildred Reuth spent the week
end in st. Louis, the guest of friends.
Miss Rose Schlessinger, of Freder-
icktown, attended the foot ball game
here Friday.
Paul Stroupe and o. T.. Fatchett, of
Detroit, Mich, are here spending
week visiting friends. ,oira
The foot ball game Sunday between
the Flat River American Legion and
the ,DeSoto team, resulted in a score
of 90. The teams were well matched.
At one time Flat River was within
two. feet of DeSotes goal but failed
to make touchdown,
Paul Goodin and Topate Jenkerson,
of Desloge. were Flat River visitors
Saturday night ,.t.
Mrs. G, B. Gale, of Pennington, at
tended the musical here Friday eve
ming. s.ea
Carter Taylor. of Leadwood visited |
friends here Saturday.
Misses Viola Magee. Helen Moore,
and Lucille Adams were Leadwood |
visitors last Thursday night. 20
DIR. and Mrs. Haney were called to
Coffman Monday to see the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Boyd of near
there. She had been seriously ill for
some time, and eidd Monday after
noon about three o'clock.
Miss Babe Greenwood, of Freder-
cktown, spent Friday here, the guest
Of friends.
Miss Helen White, of DeSoto, spent
Sunday here the guest of Misses Fran
res and Pat McMinn.
Ralph Haney, Siebert Miller. VIM.
Bennett, Floyd Hise, Harold Thorn
lsson and Ernie Lawrence were
among the Flat River people who az
the gi!ls' team to Lead