The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-01
BISMARCK

the past few days
pr. r. w. Gale made trip to An
napolis Friday night.
a baby girl arrived at the ONE
London home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. r. Stephens and Mrs. M. W.
Baker and son, Kenneth, and daugh-
tor. Ida Mae, and Leo Thompson were
shoppingi n the Lead Belt Saturday.
Miss Olga Brown was in Desloge
the weekend visiting friends and rel
atives. -
T. H. Coxey made a business trip
to Flat River Monday.
Miss Mary SINCLAIR, of st. Louis,
was a week end visitor here.
Misses Alberta Malilcoat, Gladys
Skinner, Helen Haverstick, of DeSoto,
were Sunday visitors here.
Coroner Hill was called to Flat XIV
err Monday to hold an inquest over the
body of John Boring, who died sudden
" that morning.
Mrs. I. Kettinger and son, Chas. Jr.,
were Pennington visitors Sunday.
Damon Ringer was LeadWood VS.
itor the weekend.
G. w. Gordon and grandsons, Cor
don and Jesse Smith. of Elvins, were
week-en visitors at the H. L. Order
home.
While going home from church last
Sunday night, J. F. Schroeder, editor
of the local paper, had the misfortune
of humping his head into telephone
mole. which resulted in skinned nose
giving him the appearance of having
been in a fight. But we all knew that
could not be so, as Jack" never gets
in fights, being a good fellow.
Miss Florence Tetley was Farm
ington visitor the weekend.
Mr. Prince, Of Irondale, was here
Sunday.
Messrs. Davidson and Bargcr were
St. louis visitors the fore part Of the
weak
M So Mayora Sloan. of Potosi, was
kcmc the weekend.
Mrs A, L. Traucrnicht spent Sun
day ir Middlebrn0k. a.,
fsu Boatrighc spent the weekend
in iron Mountain.
Horace Blantor waS st. Louis
yrsitar the fore part of the week
lehman Simmq, Of lockwood, was
weekend visitor ',cre
j., L. Papin and son, Howard, spent
Sunday at National hospital.
lanes Gibson, Louis STROLLER and
Mr. Stovall were in iron Mountain
Sunday.
Miss Louise Woodrow entertained a
number of her friends at her nome
Saturday night.
Miss Lena Boatright was an Iron
Mountain visitor the weekend.
Geo. Mester was in Bonne Terre
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Belknap en-.
detained number Ct thei' friends at
.npir nome last iSatcrday hight with g
t'.nking party. AApresent report an
cX. client time.
Mrs. Blanche CREAM was an Iron
dale visitor the week end.
Miss Myrtle Blanton, of Brunot
was home over Sunday. ,
Miss Grace Wood. OF Leadwood
was here Sunday, visiting friends.
Mr.. Thomasson, of Desloge, was a
visitor here Sunday.
Geo. Collier, of St. Louis, was
weekend visitor at the E. J. Heitz-
mann home.
Mr. Karsch, of Pennington, was
here Sunday.
VIM. Brady, of Elvins, was week
end visitor at the home of Sam Burch,
Jesse Burch, of Flat River, spent
Sunday at the home of Sam Burch.
Sergt. Chas. Fitzmorris, of Camp
Grant, ILL.,, arrived here Friday FOR a
few days visit.
Miss Gertrude Sheriff. was a Cher
r,,,,;lla vicitor SATURDAY.
Guy Robinson, of Iron Mountain,
was here Saturday on business.
Vincent Shaw was Bonnie Terrc
visitor Monday.
F. F. Beard, of st. Louis, came here
Wednesday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. King were pas
sengers for DeSoto Wednesday. Mr..
King has secured employment at that
place.
Miss Cecil Distili, of Arcadia Col
lege, was home over Easter.
Miss Nellie Bladdy ran away from
home last Tuesday night. She was
found asleep en- the steps of the Cath
ole church. She did not seem to
know how she came TO be there, and
from all appearances was suffering
from standardization.
Miss Ilaho Leggett was an irondale
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Zero Welker spent Tuesday in
Hogan.
Mrs. Earl Wright was visitor in
Bland, Mo-, few days the past week
Norman Sinclair was a st. Louis
visitor last week.
Mrs. Tolman, Of Pennington, was
a visitor at the S. G. Biffle home the
past week.
Mr.. Roehrs, of Bellyiew, was here
Friday.
Roy Coplen, the County Agent, was
here Thursday.
]. E. Reagans was Poplar Bluff
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Back and baby, Of Caps
Girardeau, are at present visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Edith Houck spent the for
mart of the week in ST. Louis.
Mr.. Walker, of Elvins, was visit