The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-03-31

ana announcer gentleman whose name
we did not learn, were attending Ma.
sonic lodge here Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Francis, Of
Bonnie Terre, visited Mr.. Francis ia,
Their and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Francis, Sunday.
Walter McEwen, Of st. Louis, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Chas. Miller
and Mrs. Carl Page, this week.
Espy e. Jackson, former business
man of this place, but now living at
Maplewood, visited old friends here
the latter part of the week.
There was large delegation of
Pythians from here in attendance at
the district meeting at Desloge last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. E. Williams visited her hus-
band in st. Louis the latter part of the
week. Mr.. Williams is in st. Louis
on business.
The freshman girls basket ball
team defeated the seniors at the high
school auditorium Friday evening, by
the close score of 10 to 8, and the
freshman boys defeated the 9th grade
boys by the close score of 10 to IL.
Both of these games were well PLAYED,
with plenty of pep on both sides. This
will end the basket ball games here
for this season.
Chas. Fields has resigned his posi-
ton as supervisor for the Quick Pay
Insurance Co. here, and has accepted
a position with the Prudential Co. as
agent for this place. Charley is
good insurance man, and no doubt will
get a lot of new business for the Pru-
Dental.
Pug Seaborn resigned his. position
with the st. Joseph Lead Co. last
week and has gone to st. Louis to
look for employment. Jas. Denton
succeeds Pug with the st. Joseph Co.
Pug said his main reason for resign
ing was that the work was too con-
timing, and he wanted to get some
thing where there was little more
exercise. as close confinement did not
agree with him.
Linn Walsh, who has been working
for the Quick Pay Insurance Co.. has
to take effect the first of the
month. Chas. WINNING will take his
place. TD
A. B. Jeremiah. who is head book
Keeper for the st. joseph Lead Co. at
this place, won a Ford touring car
ratified at Desloge last Saturday by
one of the motor companies at that
place. Herkey. as he is generally
called, will have something to haul
his quail and wild ducks in, which he
expects to kill next fall, and not have
to leave them hanging on trees in the
woods and having them stolen from
MIN, as he reported was done on sew
eral occasions last fall. He says that
he expects to have place fixed on
his car to lock his game in when he
kills it. I''i
j. Adam Karsch and family visited
at the home of Harry Jennings at
Flat River Sunday. 81 10
Mrs. j. G. Turley and C. A. Rob-
ertson, of Desloge, visited friends here
Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Eaton and children
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dorton, the past
,wo weeks, returned to their home in
st. Louis Sunday.
The students of the high school.
'haperoned by their teachers. went ON
weiner roast last Wednesday night
They report good time, with plenty |
o eat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Maurer and son
iugh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Del.
our and baby were Elvins visitors
thursday evening.
Glen Maurer and Chas. Roome and
dlsses Mabel Belknap and GLADYS
lay were at the picture show in
lat River Saturday evening. |
Mrs. j. F. Taylor visited her son.
ieorge, and family, at DeSoto. the
liter part of the week.
The primary grades will give an
peretta in the near future. It is one
nat has been prepared for regular
,hool work,
Misses Edith Mills and Lillian
handler were shopping in st. Louis
lie weekend.
Miss Virginia Taylor has been abb
mt from school tn past several DAYS
account of sickness.
Gilbert Schlewing was a Bismarck ,
sitor Tuesday evening. What is the
luse of the frequent visits to that
ty Of late, Gle?
A revival meeting was begun at the i
lrst Baptist church last Sunday
ght. The preaching services will be
nducted by Rev. ]. A. Musgrove, of
est Frankfort, Ill. The singing will {
led by the pastor, Rev. A. Chris
an. Everybody is invited to these I
lettings.
The B. Y. P. U. Convention. which I
as to have been held at the Baptist II
urch this month, and the Sunday
'hool Convention which was to have II
en held at Desloge, have been post
med for one more month. |,
Mrs. L. Levy, who has been visiting
the home Of N. Levy the past two I
eeks, returned to her home in Chi Ia
go last Sunday. II
Gordon Griffith, who is in charge /
the Miners Lumber Co., visited his s
lrents at Fredericktown last Sun
".
The Mothers Club will give a Sill
r Tea at the Community Hall Fri
y, April 7th.
The Mothers Club met at the home q
Mrs. j. Adam Karsch Friday af- ]
rnoon. The following officers were
ected for the ensuing year: Mrs. I
y. Jeremiah, president; Mrs. Edw. n
karsch, LIST vice president; Mrs. /
lam karsch, recording secretary; n