The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-01-14
BISMARCK

al visitor at DAVIS crossing luesuay'
Chester Beard of st. Louis spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. N. Beard.
Homer Walger of Ironton was Wis
itor here the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Beard were Ell
vias visitors Tuesday.
Last Wednesday afternoon while
some, boys were throwing rocks with
rubber slingshots, julius Creager ac-
cidentally hit Master John Ragsdale
| in. the left eye, which caused the little
fellow lot of suffering. He was TAX
en- to DR.. F. w. Gales office for treat
ment. At this writing he is getting
along nicely.
There seems to be a general cpl
deniic of colds in this neighborhood.
| Cecil Lightfoot of Irondale was a
visitor here Wednesday. Cecil is in
the u. S. Navy and is home on thir-
ty-days furlCugh.
C. /. Garrett of Flat River was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Strausser was on the
sick list last week.
The new addition to the building
now occupied by the Bismarck Motor
Co. is complete and ready for use.
Norman Sinclair is on the sick list.
T. H. Coxey shipped two coops OF
chickens to the st. Louis market We'd
ncsday.
Mr.. Frazier of Esther, the Raleigh
man., was through our neighborhood
the fore part of the week.
H. C. Johnson and 0. E. Hans
brough attended the funeral of r. B.
Jones, Cashier of the Peoples bank
at DeSoto, last Wednesday afternoon.
G. C, Evans of Hopewell was a
weekend guest of his brother, Harry,
and family.
VIM. Devine was Pennington WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
Clarence Houck was Graniteville
visitor Saturday.
Tom Williams and family of Iron
Mountain were Bismarck visitors Fri
day.
James Devine returned to his home
at lockwood, after spending the fore
part of the week with friends and
relatives here.
E. E. Evans of Ironton spent
Thursday here on business.
7Theo. Van Huck of Iron Mountain
was a business visitor here Friday.
| o. w. Ramsey and Rev. VIM. Eng
land were Ironton visitors Thursday.
Mrs. James Cox of Iron Mountain
was visitor here Thursday.
DR.. F. w. Gale was a Professional
visitor at Frankclay Friday.
Clarence Houck and Henry Mester
we're Pennington callers Sunday.
Floyd Boushoun, who has been en-
ployed in st. Louis for the past year
and had been home on two-weeks'
vacation, returned there Saturday
morning.
Jesse .shaner spent Saturday in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Margaret Sherrills opened up
}. general merchandise, millinery and
dry goods store last Friday. Mrs
, Sheriff. has been engaged in the mil
linery business here for the past year
! and a half and has enjoyed a good
business.
5 Guy Robinson of Iron Mountain was
visitor here Friday.
Hugh Steel was a Desoto VISITOR
Friday.
e Mr.. Starcks of Kansas City was q
2 visitor here Sunday.
] John Strickland is again resident
of Bismarck, having moved here from
$ DeSoto.
a Arthur Devine of lockwood spent
the weekend as guest of his brother
o William, and family.
e Miss Olga Brown returned here
Saturday, after an extended visit VIII
i relatives and friends at st. Louis.
Mr.. Wescott of Desloge was a Wis
itor here Sunday.
Dewitt Layton returned to Bertrand
+. Sunday, after spending the weekend
with home folks.
/ Mrs. Sophia Leggett and daughter
Miss Ilaho, were MiddlebroOk visit
It ors Sunday.
Harry Dace was an Ironton visito
/ Sunday.
S Geo. Mester was Leadwood visito
Sunday afternoon.
a VIM. Devine was Pennington Wis
r itor Monday.
Hugh Steel and son, George, wer
70 Pennington visitors Saturday after
e noon.
Neil Brunette of Pennington an
l. his nephew, Charles Kettingers o
h this city, went to ST. Louis Friday.
Miss Media Edmonds Of St. Loui
lie was a weekend guest at the Mat
'e thew Houck home.
Mrs. G. w. Gordon of Elvins an
ID daughter, Mrs. Thos. Wolfe, of De
troit, Mich, were guests of Jess
lie Smith and family this week,
A representative of the Brown Ly
ID ceum course was. in town Friday an
lie sold the town a high grade lyceur
t. course for next year.
s. Paul Deguire of Fredericktow
70 was q Sunday visitor with his broth
J. err, Frank, and family.
A, Jesse Smith and family have move
III here from Elvins.
Sam L. Burch of Elvins was on GU
"a streets Sunday.
st Miss Edith Long went to st. Loui
I'd Sunday.
Mesdames Ernest WINNING, Ca
nd McGeorge, and Oscar Kennedy of Fla
It. River were guests at the Robt. War
n home Thursday.
Miss Ruby Ward was Flat Rive
Mt visitor Saturday.
Supt. Baker and family were Bel
IL vue visitors Sunday.
re Johnny Adams and Cecil Lightfot
of Irnndala were Callers here SUNDAY