The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-18

Misses DORIS Mug anu rosahd
Brachtesende,. of st. Louis, are guests
Of Misses Elise and Dorothy Rickus
this week.
Mrs. ]. A. Heinrich and children,
who have been visiting their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. E. M Garner
for the past two months, left Tuesday
for their home in Willis, Kans. They
were accompanied as far as st. Louis
by Miss Naomi Garnet y sister of
Mrs. Heinrich.
.yMr,, and, Mrs. Chas, Blackwell and
two children, Of Stanton, Ill, drove
down Friday for few days visit with
the formers sister, Mrs. Chas. Nc
earthly. They returned to their home
Monday accompanied by their neph-
ews, Melvin and Charles. Mrs. Nc
earthly and Mrs. Carrie Beebe left
later in the week for visit in Staun-
ton.
The Junior League of the M E.
Church, South, will present the play,
"A Vision of YOUTH, next Tuesday
night in the church basement. The
play is given to raise money for the
erection of a swimming pool on the
Methodist Assembly grounds at Ar
cadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Tanner, of Skies
ton and Mrs. A. A. Tell and two
daughters. of Charleston, and DR.. M.
T.. Haw. of St. Louis, are visiting their
sisters, Miss Anna Haw and Mrs,
Peers Taylor. Today was the occa-
sion of gathering Of relatives at the
old Haw home here.
Robert Rudy, former Farming
tonian, was in town this week shaking
hands with old friends. He came ov-
err from Ironton, where part OF his
family have been sojourning for the
summer, to see his sister, Mrs. James
Dobbins, who is in declining health.
Mr.. Rudy left St. Francois county
about nineteen years ago, and is now
located in the Lake st. Charles DIS
trict of Louisiana, and is engaged IN
the tie business. He says Farming
ton looks good to him and he has en-
joyed meeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Rozier, Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Taggert, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Barker, Linn Clardy and
Fred Isenman enjoyed camping out
ing a few days at Lake Killarney.
Claude A. Eaton, former State Bank
Examiner now vice president of the
United States Bank Of St. Louis, has
purchased a commodious home IN
Glendale Terrace, Webster Groves
Claude and family are well known, II
Pennington. Mrs. Eaton ATTENDED
school here.
| VIM. A. Brookshire, of Pennington
Mo-, spent Tuesday in this city. tic
lis the Democratic candidate for State
Senator. Mr.. Brookshire took in the
big picnic at the Seminary and met
lot of Perry county people here. Mr.
Brookshire is fine gentleman OF keer
ability. He will make a good Senator
-Perryville Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simms ant
children spent last week visiting rel
atives and friends in st. Louis.
D. H. Haldaman, of Jackson, was II
Pennington the latter part Of las
week making arrangements for tn
coming school year. He will agar
resume his duties as principal OF tn
High School, having had this position
for the past four years.
The County Court issued an orde
recurring the Bell Telephone Co. t.
remove eight poles infringing on tn,
right of way of the public road soutl
of the crossing of the Iron Mountain
railroad at Middlebrook, and fou
wire-bearing poles and one brace poll
north of the railroad at that point.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. B. Barrow and son
Edward, of Sycamore, ILL.,, drove dow
in their car last Saturday for visl
with Mrs. Barrows mother, Mrs. W
F. Doss. On their way they picket
up two sisters of Mrs. Barrow, Mrs
Charles Butler, of St. Louis, and Mrs
Edwin ]. Bean and daughter, Heller
of jefferson City, who have been Wis
iting in 'DeSoto. They arrived her
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Butler re
turned to her home Monday and III
; Barrow and family left Wednesday
Mrs. Bean remained the entire week.
Misses Elise Rickus, Margare
Wichmann and Johanna Trauernich
8 were hostesses at a miscellaneou
shower last Tuesday afternoon at tn
home of Miss Trauernicht. The hor
ored one was Miss Marie Thompsoi
= whose marriage will take place in tn
near future. There were a number G
" young ladies present and the bride-tc
be was the recipient of many usefl
t and beautiful gifts.
:, MIR. and Mrs. G. D. Brewer an
daughter, Margaret Ellen, and son
Paul. Frank and Shelbourn, c
s Charleston, drove up last Saturday fc
II visit with Mrs. Brewers siste
a Mrs. John Robinson. They returne
home Thursday accompanied by D
e and Mrs. Robinson and little daugl
h ter, Gwendolyn. DR.. Robinson wi
n return Sunday but Mrs. Robinson an
l. daughter will remain several weeks