The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-10-14
Velva Hicks, of Fredericktown, was
a hnsinass uiSitnr hnra Mnndn,r

River two years ago to join the navy
has recently been given his discharge
and is here visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. Cunningham.
Miss Elsie Silvey, who is attending
school here, spent the weekend near
Chestnut Ridge with her parents.
| Sammy Emerson was a DesIogs
visitor Sunday.
E. E. Todd was a business visitor
in Pennington Tuesday.
Delno Silvey, who is employed at
Federal, had the misfortune of get
ting piece of steel in his left eye
while at work Monday. He was
rushed to st. Louis and has been UNI
der the care of "a specialist the last
few days.
| R. c. Adams, of Kirkwood, and E.
A. Wallace, of East st. Louis, spens
the first of the week here on business.
Miss Creme Hise, of Desloge, was
a Flat River visitor Sunday. ~
l.. Ferguson and sister, Miss Emma,
of Pennington, spent Sunday here,
the guests 81 friends.
Misses Allean Male, Mary Alice
Marsh, Bess Mosier and Frances Nc
MINI, and Albert Karsch and Harold
Thomasson were Bonnie Terre visitors
Saturday.
Misses Minnie and Jessaline Counts,
of Pennington, spent Sunday here
with their aunt, Mrs. B. Phillips.
Misses Viola MCGEE, Gertrude Hell
Ter and B. Merriwether, teacher in our
school, spent the latter part of last
week in st. Louis on a combined bus
mess and pleasure trip.
F. w. Schlick was a business visit
or in st. Louis Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ribak visited
friends in Bismarck Sunday.
Drs. Williams and Haney and Ken
nett Dobbins spent Wednesday near
Avon, fishing and hunting.
The Senior class and a number of
invited guests went to Iron Mountain
Saturday night on a weiner roast. DR..
and Mrs. Williams were chaperones.
Those in the party were: Allean Male,
Mary Marsh, Mariana Cecil, Minnie
Goldstein, Elsie Schlick, Frances Nc
MINI, Bessie Mosier, Leota and Edna
Van Curen, Charlotte Meyers, Esther
Philips, Nellie Williams and Betty
Jane Russell; Joe Hughes, Hubert
Albert Cooper, Bill New
comb, Harold Thomasscn, Albert
Karsch, Jefferson Matiin and Siebert
Miller. All report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Tetley and lit
tie son, j. H., Jr., spent Sunday here
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Schlick and
Elsie, visited Miss Hilda
Schlick, who is attending Arcadia
College Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Moran, of
Bonnie Terre, attended the opening
of the new Christian church |
lere Sunday morning.
' DR.. and Mrs. Barron and daughter, |
If Fredericktown, were guests of |
friends here Sunday.
Siebert Miller was a Desloge visitor !
Wednesday evening. ~
Clyde Phillips and Frank Simpson
spent Sunday in Pennington with
home folks.
Miss Ruby Beaudin and Charlie
Matkin were Pennington visitors
Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Del
our, at the National hospital, Mon
lay, Oct. 10, daughter.
Mrs. G. B. Gale and daughters,
Naomi and Gertrude, Mrs. j. M. Bal
ey and daughter were among the
Pennington people to attend the SER
ices at the Christian church Sunday.
Miss Sallie Yeager spent the week.
nd in Pennington with homefolks.
Paul Goodin, of lockwood, was a
'lat River visitor Monday. t
Mr.. and Mrs N. White, of Freder-
c!:town, visited relatives and friends
lere the latter part of last week.
Misses Minnie Goldstein and Ber-
lice Tucker were Desloge visitors
Wednesday.
Arthur Watts left Wednesday for
hudson, Wyo., where he has a posi-
ion. He has been here the past
month visiting his parents, Mr.. and
1rs. w. M. Watts.
Miss Ada Hicks, of Farmington,
pent the weekend here with her sis
er, Mrs. G. Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simpson, of Lib
rtyville, attended the services at the
christian church here Sunday.
John Lewis, aged rs years, died at
is home in Crawley Bottom Satur-
ay afternoon at $3.50. He had not
cen well for the past eight months.
lie had influenza and later developed =
tuberculosis. He is survived by his
wife and daughter, Eva, both of
yhom are in Flat River, and son,
forris, who has been in Germany the
asst three years. The family have
ne deepest sympathy of their host
f friends. |;
Miss Maud Waid, Of Desloge, was
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson, Of ,
'armington, spent Sunday here the
uests of friends.
Miss Iva Eaves, of Desloge, was
lat River visitor Wednesday.
Wilbur Akers, Of Pennington, was
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Beaudin has accepted a !
osition in the Field-Lippman piano
tore. l
The Flat River girls will go to Bis !
larck Friday and play the girls
1ere.
DR.. Haney made professional call !
ear Avon Sunday. He reports !
lumber of cases of diphtheria in that :
icinity.
Miss Kate Dempsey, who is en-
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